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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03
ADVANCEMENT Of the Theaters.

JacobsP Adler is TO the Yiddish theater
what Edwin Booth. Sir Henry Irving or
Richard Mansfield was to the English. He
has beer. At.ths very head OF the profession
in his language for many years and his
work has won him fame far outside the
Ylddish theaters. He is coming 10 Omaha
next week for four performances, Tuesday,
Wednesday and THURSDAY nights, with a
matinee on "Wednesday afternoon. For the
opening bin he WIN present one of his
strongest dramas Gods Punishment" a
play in which all lovers or art viii find
Something OF interest. Other dramas of
equal strength will be presented The eom-
pany supporting the eminent star is espe-
eially strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Do aohiepe che

Id aohiopo che
note Of distinctivo-
ness in CUR BourAo
troonty-fivo s uits
voithout departing
from the requirements of
good taste. ra
Vohng men who select
from OR assortment win
Hno snap and style With.
o6t fad or freak, and, we
lave qGiet elegance as we'll
tor the conservative fellow.
Spring SHIFTS sis to $40
H reeds a nifty hat to set
or toPPg suisse Or tires
they are brand raw .s4H the
late blocks in soft, stiff and
straw hats.
aHH soft.d7d stiff hats So.
Strawhsts So and 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Saturday, June 4, last
day of Rug Loom G hib-
it Special display all
week on first floor OF
Oriental and Domestic
Rugs. Interior Furnish
ings. Etc. Miller, Stew
art g Beaton. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

what Everybody ought 10 know.
That Foley Kidney pills contain just the
ingredients necessary to tone, strengthen
ana regulate the action OF the kidneys and
bladdsr-S0ld BY an drugsIsts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

HURON, S. D.. June 1.-The marriage of
Miss Ella M. Bennett, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. william Bennett and Albert W.
Ravens, was solemnsed Tuesday evening
oy Rev. @. W. Rosenberg OF the Methodist
shurchi Mr.. 1Iavens is manager of the
abstract. department OF the Beach, Bryant
& Dickinson company, snd came here three
years since from Howard. On their return
from an eastern trip they will continue to
make .their home In this CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03
SKIN PURITY
Is Best Promoted by cutleura
Soap and Ointment.

The constant use Of Cutioura Soap,
assisted when necessary by Cuticura
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03
Minor Western Matters.
The Weather.

For Nebraska. Showers.
For IoWa-Showers.
'Tcmperat AZ Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

The closing performances Of SHAN" at
the Boyd theater are sure to have big
crowds, as the interest in the play is grow
ing daily. For next week Miss Lang VIII
have one OF her best parts, that OF Juanita
IN The Rose Of the Rancho" David Bel
Gsco's great picture play OF the days of the
Spanish mission In southern California.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

persistent Adyertislns is The Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Bee Want Ads Are business Boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Bee Want Ads Are business BoOstsrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

If you sya planning on seeing the stage
story OF 81 HElmo'-you VINO became so
snthusastic over the book-you win have
TO take sds sntase OF the three remaining
performahcf $ tonight and tomorrow mat
ipee and night because, starting sunday
afternoon next summertime vaudeville
will hold sway at the Gayety daily, from
/ 10 s aud to II ., m, with a complete
change otasonss. vaudeville and pictures
every sunday and Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Mrs. Charles Netcher of Chicago is acting
manager ana owner with her children of
one OF the largest department stores in the
world. The store covers fifteen acres of
floor space represents an investment of
more than SS'OOOoOO and employs upward
OF S'Oce persons Six years ago when her
husband died the store occupied an old
building Mrs Netcher has replaced it
with fireproof structure more than five
times as large as the old one. Besides
managing her store Mrs. Netcher is bring
ing UP three sons and Il daughter
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Mrs. Virginia Hamersley Field, who for
the last twenty years has been conducting
Bible class at Sing Sing prison has now
obtained permission to visit and give
spiritual advice to condemned prisoners in
the death house of this prison.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03
HY MEN EAL
ROalnuEh -HerEOR.

HARVARD, Neb.. June 2,-(SpeclaD-
Miss Anna Viola, daughter of Ex-Mayor
md Mrs G. A. Herzog. was married this
evening to Mr.. Paul e. Boslaugh, Rev.
Todd officiating. Miss Hcrzog is one of
darvard's most estimable young women
md has a host OF friends. Mr.. Boslaugh
Is an attorney Of this city, where he has
resided since his graduation from the state
University. They win begin home life in a
beautiful home already prepared and will
be al home after'June Is. g..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03
Inheritance Taxes.

Deputy State Treasurer Willis has gon,
to Iowa City to take up collateral inheri
lance tax matters with the aubhoritie
there. He has just visited northern Iowa Of
a similar errand. BY reason of the activt!
of the treasury department the state is nov
receiving a large sum annually from thi
source.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-03

Miss Molie C. Wolfe, who is to be the
general secretary OF the Young Woman
Christian association at Fort Worth, Tex
is visiting the Omaha association, and will
remain here for two months, studying the
work.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19

cannot stop talking about the ability Of
the young coast player.
Tad Jones, the former Yale player,
viii play with a Semi-prOfessiOnaI club
In Cincinnati next summer.
DurirS his diamond career Norman
Elberfield played under Manager George
StaliinEs in three different Cities-Phila-
deiphiaI Detroit, and New York.
Abe AtteN and Frankie Neill are 70
meet In New York on Tuesday night al
the Long Acre Club. for ten rounds
Stanley Ketchel and Frank Klauss are
matched TO meet in PittsbUrg about
March 10 or IL
Sam Langford viii slowly work his
way East. He has two fights signed up
one at Cheyenne, WyO.
Leo Houck's next bout Will be Will
Paddy LAWN. the Buffalo welterweight
at Reading, Pa. They are to go ter
rounds.
Eddie Chambers has started traininl
and is anxious to fight Harry Mansfield
at any old weight.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
NEIL is MATCHED
TO BOX w. JONES
Pair Will Meet Before Baltimore
Club Next Friday
Evening.
Evening.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is-Frsnl<ie Neil.
or California and Willie Jones, OF
Brooklyn, have been matched for 6f-
teen rounds before the Eureka Athletic
Club at AlbaUsh's Theater next Friday
night
FOrfeits were posted TODAY with Man
ageT Al HerfOrd. and the Wei-known
Ieatnerweights nave settled down 90
active training for the contest.
Nell and Jones are faNorltes with the
iocal boxing fans. and should make a
great battle, as they have been doing
their best work in recent mills The
matching Of Neil with Jones is the re-
suit OF Che Californian's victory over
Young Britt in this city two weeks ago
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
JOHNSON LIKES
LYNCH'S PLANS
American League Head
Agrees That Commission
Should Draft Programs.

CHICAGO. Feb. I9.-President jOhn-
son, Of the American League. is enthu-
siastically I'm favor Of the suggestion Of
President Lynch, Of the National
League, that the National Baseball
Commission be empowered 20 draft ali
American and National League sched-
ules hereafter. He declared today that
this is exactly what ne has been asking
for for several years.
Il sincerely hope Mr.. Lynch's sug-
gestion win be adopted he said. Il
VIII be glad 10 meet Mr.. Lynch. with
Garry Hermann as arbiter. 10 draft
playing schedules for one. four, ten, or
twenty years That IS the ideal way.
Tor several seasons I have been try
inE 10 have the National League see
the wisdom Of taking the schedule out
OF the hands Of committees composed Of
cub owners, but the proposition was
turned down"
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
ANOTHER REFEREE
HAS HIS TROUBLES

BROCkTON, Mass. Feb. BIN the
main bout OF twelve rounds between
Freddy OF Brien and Johnny Lynch, al
the opening Of the Young Mems Social
and Athletic Club here last evening.
Referee Jack Sheehan. OF Boston. gave
the decision 60 Freddy O-Brlen. The
decision did not meet with the approval
Of the crowd, which al once broke into
the ring and made a rush for Sneenar
crying
"Robber. faker.'' and such names
Sheehan made his escape. and the crowd
carried Lynch OF, cheering him as they
/ took him % his quarters.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
FIRST BIG WAGER
FHVORS JEFFRIES
Californian Is Made 10 to 7
Choice Over johnson
in $1,000 Bet.

NEW YORK. Feb 19-On receipt OF
news today from California that Clar-
ence Berry. the oil and mining opera
tor. had bet $2c10 to $l,4O on Jim JEFF
fries. Charles Sutro taking the Johnson
end. these odds Of 10 10 I were posted to-
day at the Hotel Albany, the hOstelry
presided over by Bob" Murphy, tie
Temporary stakeholder for the big
Tbe California bet is the first legiti-
mate wager Of any size yet made on
the fight and the odds Of lc TO Z greatly
interested the New York sports.
The JChsCuites were afraid -...,t til,
initial odds would not be better han Il
to and now that they are getting q
much better price. they are eagerly
swapping up the 10 20 propOsItions, un-
der the belief that the odds viii shorter
as the date for The night draws near.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
BOXING IS BOOMING
ALL OVER COUNTRY
Jeff Johnson Bout Has Re
vived Interest of Pro-
mOterS and Fans.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s-Fight fans
from New York 20 san Francisco and
from Cheyenne to New Orleans are get
ting out their dope books and saving
their money for a series Of battles such
as has not been announced for many
months Aroused 10 unusual activity by
the national interest which is being
shown IN the coming Jeffries-Johnson
contest. promoters in ali the CLUBS OF
note in the country are matching the
best boxers they can obtain
The NeIson-WoIEast battle. which is
sche6uIed 10 20 forty-five rounds IN Los
ArceIes on Washington s birthday Is
the biggest Of the early events. Rumors
OF trouble from the Nelson camp, chief
Of which IS that Nelson has already
trained 20 below weight and cannot get
| back his strength, have served 70 arouse
/ interest in this battle rather than de-
press IL. Nelson and his trainers abso-
iutelv deny the story and claim that the
battIer IS in the best possible condition
sam Iangford viii meet Nat Dewey
in Cheyenne. Wyo-. on February p
Other battles arranged for February
are that between Abe AtteH and Frankie
. Neil before the Long Acre Club. OF New
York, for ten rounds on February q
Monte Atteu, Of san Francisco, and
F Frank Couley. OF Kenosha, Wis. foi
fortv-ava rounds in Los Angeles. OF
D. February %, Patsy Kline and BIZ
ATackey for ten rounds before th'
Olympic Athletic Club, Of New York. OF
February q
The following bouts lead the cards II
various clubs during the present week
Johnny Martin vs.. Leach Cross, tel
rounds. Long Acre Club, OF New York
/ Johnny CCulon VS. Jim kendrick. a
/ New Orleans. Harry Lewis vs.. Wilh
{ Lewis. at Paris. France, Phil Brock Us
| PIN Knight ~ MemphIs. Tenn
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
MOTOR BOAT SHOW
OPENS IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The sixth annual
national motor boat show opened in
Madison Square Garden today with the
largest assortment Of motor boats, sup
plies. and accessories ever gathered
Under one roof. More than 200 eX-
hibitors of boats and accessories are
occupying space in the garden.
Among the exhibits are racing boats,
high speed pleasure launches. miniature
yachts which win carry parties Of ten
or twelve. engines from p to 300 horse
power. and all fixtures for the comfort
and luxury of motor boat enthusiasts.
The show Is under the direction OF the
National Association Of Engine and
Boat Manufacturers. 1t will continue
through next week. closing Saturday
evening. Fehruarr g6
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
ENTRIES CLOSE TOMORROW

Entries viii close tomorrow night for
the wrestling tournament to be held
under The auspices Of the National
Guard Athletic Association at the Center
Market Arnory. The pTelimiudTies VIII
be held on Wednesday evening, Febru-
arv D. and the finals on Thursday, the
24th.
The applications have completely eN-
hsusted the supply Of entry blanks pro-
vidad and late COmerS VIII have 20
make ont their applications following
tie general outlines Of the original
entry blank provided.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
SHEPPARD CASE Up

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Melvin Shep-
pard. the great middle-distance runner,
Will be tried ate today on two charges
by the National Military Athletic
League. which is affiliated with the Am
ateur Athletic Union The charges are
conduct unbeComing a gentleman" and
demanding excessive expense money
TO compete in match race in PhladeI-
phia last December.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
YALE QUINT WINS
IN A FAST FINISH

NEW. HAVEN. Conn. Feb. 1s.-The
University Of Pennsylvania lost here 20
Yale al basketball last evening in one
OF .he most heaTt-breakinE finishes. rs
20 Is With only three seconds TO plav.
and the score IS 10 Il in PENIS favor
F1nneSsy succeeded in getting away
from kennedy. and by a lucky one
handed shot. which rolled around the
baIket, then IN. gave Yale victory
Penn Outplayed Yale throughout the
whole game. and was never headed until
the last few seconds IN the first half
Penn, by clever passing and shooting.
succeeded I'm getting 10 points. while
yale only secured &
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
HUNTING SEASON
GOOD IN MAINE

NEW YORK. Feb l9-The report of
the Maine Fish and Came Commission
has just been received ar .he state
house az Augusta, and shows that
Maine was a Vertable paradise for
hunters the past season, which was
one Of the best in the history OF the
State. During the hunting season just
closed S.266 deer, 1I5 moose. and a bears
were SHIPPED through Bangor; 1855
deer. 7 moose 9 bears and I wildcat
were received by the Somerset railroad.
and over the Sandy river road SIS deer
moose, 9 bears. and 100 partridges
we're transported, according to the an
uuaI report Of the Maine nlaEj ush
and game commissioners. made today
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
SELLS READING CLUB.

READING. Pa. Feb 19--The Reading
Tri-State League baseball team has
been sold by Owner Jacob l. WeitZei
to a stock company OF well-known
Reading citizens. Mr. WeitZel VIII re-
main one Of the stockholders. With the
franchise the new owners get twelve
players reserved by Weitzel and half In
terest IN Johnny Farrell. the second
baseman. who refused to report to Welt
ZeI last season
The Washington times., 1910-02-19

The migration OF athletes 10 Wash
iurtcn for .he seventh renewal Of the
Federal indoor games was practically
complete at noon today, and at about
the same time the movement on Con-
venton H5H began. for II was there at
2-3o O'Clock that the first event
on the schclaste section Of the program
began.
Not long after the noon whistles had
sounded the call for lunch today four
small boys. each with a very small hand
sdtchel and a very serious attitude,
walked up 20 the entrance al Conven-
tion Hall and stopped. You fellows siJ
down and rest. ordered the youngest
ore Of the four. who was also the cap
tain. This quartet vas one OF the grade
school relay teams. scheduled to- compete
in one of the most important events Of
/ the afternoon. and they had come early
ont Of respect to its importance. Al
o'clock the hail doors were opened. and
when the call for the first event was
given there was q swarm of real and
near-young athletes around the start
ready for business
Long List Of Events.
. on the evening program, which be-
gins at 7-i5 O'Clock, there are fourteen
relay races. and fifteen individual
events, Including a One-mila handiCsT
run IN which ". c. PAUL. Of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, intercollegiate
champion and record-holder for the dis
tance, viii start from scratch in an at
tempt TO create a new American indoor
record fo- one mile. Six good distanC=
/ runners. " O Of them local men, viii a'
set out on hauliCaps ranging from % q
Il40 wards, so that PAUL VIII have 10 ster
along at a lively rate for the entire dis
tance This event viii conclude th'
program tonight.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
TO CHOOSE PLACE
FOR THE BIG FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.-The bat
ueground for the JeHries and Johnson
night viii be definitely announced Sun
day night, according 10 q statement
made today by Jack Gleason, who ar
rived with the Jeffries party
He said no conference would be held
between himself and TEX" Rickard,
who arTived today. until they had made
a joint inspection Of the various arena
sites in and near San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
DONAVAN IS WINNER.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 19.-Bnly Don
ovan, Of KensingtCE, OutpOinted Young
Kid Broad Of Southwark, IN a fast
six-round bout at the NOnpareiI Athletic
Club last night
Donovan was the aggresSOr all through
the fight. and was an easy winner Don
ovan tried hard to stop his opponent I'm
the fourth round, but Broad kept a safe
distance from the KensiugtOn boy.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
UMPIRE WON'T SIGN
AT REDUCED SALARY

PITTSBURG, Pa, FEB. 1s-Umpire
Conn Munin. Of PittsburE, whose name
does not appear I'm the list Of umpires
given out by President Lynch Of the
National League. said ne had been com
PEELED TO refuse 90 sign contract which
had been rendered him at q cut in sal
ary. a salary less than ne had received
IN the Western League East year.
President Lynch. Mullin says, has or
dered him not to sign with any other
league save with ten-day clause ia
case the National wants him, and de-
cides to grant the salary asked.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
Little Bits of News and Comment
About the Athletes and Happenings
In the Sport Realm of This Country

IN the ten years that Christy Mathew
son has been with the Giants ne has
won GS7 games and lost 1o9.
President Lynch, of the National
League. thinks that the HlghlanderS
have picked up a clever pitcher IN Ray
mOnd Fisher, the former Hartford
pitcher.
a match has been arranged by the
OLYMPIC Athletic Club. New York. for
March ; between Pal Moore and Jimmy
Walsh. Of Boston.
Cv Smith. Of Jersey City, and Mike
Glover. Of Boston, are TO meet al the
arT 2S.
The FalrmOunt Athletic Club. Of New
York. will reopen its boxing shows Feb
ruary 25 II viii be the largest pace of
the kind in that city.
Johnnie Hummell. who has been with
BROOKLYN Tor several years, is one OF
tie latest 10 Join the holdout squad
a fter playing almost every position on
q e Superbas last season, he thinks he
f. entitled tc more money.
Newark fans are pulling hard fol
Rachlin, the iuterschOlaStic champion
pitcher, to make good with the Phillies
He was q big sensation in the school
ranks, but will find the big league just q
UTifie more speedy
The American Association umpire 5taf
this season will be composed Of Owens
1 Chill, Cusack, Guthrie, Nanscycle, anc
Bierhaiter.
/ Tom Corbett. the California sporting
man. wants to bet any part OF So
! that Battling Nelson whips Ad- WOlgast
In Duffy Lewis, the California out
/ heIder, Owner Taylor, of the Boston
| Americans. says he has another star. H
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
BAsEBALL or BASKETBALL

WORCESTER. Feb BITS either
baseball or basketball with Holy Cross
athletes, not both The ultimatum was
given TO the athletes today. Hence
fortB. no student will be allowed 20 take
part i'm both sports IF he wants TO play
basketball he can do so. but If he does
he win not get a chance TO try for the
baseball team.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
CUTS PENN SQUAD.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 10 Coach
Roy Thomas has announced the first cut
in the baseball squad Of the University
Of Pennsylvania. Fifty-fOuT men have
s,rvived the cut. and Coach Thomas
expects shortly TO make a considera bic
decrease in that number.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
WING SHOTS ORGANIZE.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb 19.-Promi-
nent wing shots Of the Lebigh Valley
today started a movement TO form
gun club league. With this end in view
q meeting viii shortly bC held at Cata-
SaUQua, when reprcFeuIatNcs from the
EIp-den club of that place, Lehigh Rod
and Gun Clue. Bethlehem. LchiCh Val
lev Shooting Association. Allentown
Rod and Gun Club Mountain View Gun
Club, OF Pen Arey: MacunSie Gun Club
and EmaUs Gun Club viii be present
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
BIG LEAGUERS HOLD
WESTERN FRANCHISE

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 1s-Two
big Ieaguers. Myers. Of the New York
Nationals. and AItizer, Of the Chicago
Americans. have secured franchises in
the Southern California Baseball ASEC-
citation. plans for the launching Of which
nra Nirfr-aIIN cnmnlarn-
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
FAST GOING ASSURED
AT BIG MEET TONIGHT
Leading College Squads Arrive and Are Ready for the
Races-Afternoon Program Starts on Time
Schooboy Enthusiasm AbOundS.

OF all tho six hundred and more ath-
ietes competing today and tonight, none
win create more interest than the nalt
dozen fuli-bloOdcd Indians from the
Carlisle Indian School. And Of al the
redskins little Louis TeWauma, memner
Of the marathon squad and point win
ner on the American Olympic team IN
1905. viii be the most conspicuous. the
little maratnoncr VIII start from
scratch I'm the two-mile run ar night,
with a big field strung along for nearly
a lap IN front OF him. But he Is IN rat
/ thing good shape just now and Glenn
Warner believes he Will have speed
enough tonight 10 push I'm front of the
: limit men before The tape Is reached.
The Indian Oue-mie relay team. which
! is 10 run against Wesleyan IN one OF the
star events of the night, Is. according
I TO Warner, one OF the fastest one-nile
lteams which has ever come out Of Car
Ilisle. and he expects them 10 give the
/ quartet from Connecticut something 20
! think about al the way
Visitors Arrive.
! The big squads OF Pennsylvania. Vir-
sinia, and Johns Hopkins athletes came
! into Washington on noon trains. all the
out OF town school boys having reached
/ the city earlier in the day. With the
! Pennsylvania crowd there also came
/ Carlton. the long distance star oS the
/ Pennsylvania railroad Y VI. G. a. and
his team mates. and the other Quaker
city club athletes. A biz crowd OF Y.
NJ. g. A. and club men from BaItimore
and Richmond are due later s. the after
noon
Preparations for the running OF the
events were completed al Convention
Hall before noon tJday. Very partic-
Ular care has been taken 10 make the
board track as fa-Orable as possible
for fast going and With the biggest Ifs
of entries and events OF any set oi
games ever held IN Washington IN,
Federal games OF 1910 give every promIs,
Of being a pronounced success.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
ALL RED SOX SIGNED.

BOSTON, Feb. I9.-AII the Boston Red
SOX have already signed with the excel =
ton of one raw pitcher, Anderson lie
is not holding cut ArellaneS, last sea
sons star pitcher, was the last of the
-eterans TO get into line. lie viii leave
Santa Cruz on March 3. so as to meet
Patsy Donovan and the rest of the
bunch at HoI SPRINGS March ].
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
MADOLE AND DUNN
FIGHT SLOW MILL

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb Is-LocaI hCrt
fans went against the usual Bunk
last evening when they paid 10 see the
opening winter show o. the Csriona-
Sporting club, in which Jimmy Dunn
or New Castle. Pa, and frankie NadClC
or East l1rLSbuFE. were supposed TO
have furnished the thrilling wind-up
Both boys stalled throughout NadoIe
might have been given a slight advau-
tage- because he struck out his init the
OfteneSr
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
LEWIS TO CLASH
IN PARIS TONIGHT

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s-The twenty
round fight in Paris tonight between
Willie and Harry Lewis, At l4S pounds,
and the teu-round set-to between Johnny
COulon. the bantam champion. and Jim
Kendrick. the English boxer. hold the
Attention Of the iEnt followers.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
OLDFIELD TO GET
NEW RACING CAR

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. l9.-Barney
Oldfeld Is expecting TO make all for
eicners take back seats next fall. He
announced today that a factory is build
ing for him machine that viii out
speed all others.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
QUITS TEMPERANCE LEAGUE

SCRANTON. Pa, Feb 19.-ManaCsr
Moran, Of the Elmira team. today
signed Up Michael Farrell, a pitcher
last year with the local Providence
club. OF the Temperance League. Moran
expects 20 sign three other PLAYERS for
try-oUts before leaving Scranton