Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10
A Base Bali Story
WON IN THE ninth
hristy Mathewson
Copyright. 1910, b. b. ]. Bodmer. %.

strength OF 1T, there being no score, and
IT ives time for Lowells singing practice
But 1t was of short duration, as Ever
sons first note was of the key, and on
class, and Larke and darlington went
out to Church after trying to get beyond
Hollinsville."
Then, ON the other side Of this fellow,
strange to say. sat Frank Dichter of the
Poihce News, who no doubt was putting
II all in language that the boys down
at headquarters could understand and
Tim didn't have to look any further for
characteristic account of what hap
pened to Jefferson in their next time at
bat.
Warcford scored the top row Of the
left side bleachers twice. and two small
boys got passes to the inside.
The third one stayed inside and in
he. saw Church waving the red lantern
as Ty relayed the ball to Hal. who fer
ried it to Gibbie. Twitchell handed a
horseshoe to Gibbie. Roger the Cop was
let go to his beat without swinging his
stick Big George pried the lid off when
ne handed long one to iris. and Ware
FORD got away with the goods.
Roger was caught off his beat and
chased to the Station by Johnny and
Farther over in the box Tim heard
some ticker talk about the market, etc,
and he went over to see II he could de-
cipher the stuff that was being sent out
by Sid Mercury OF the Salesman's Re-
view.
"Ty hurried out to see what was being
onered In the market, but after missing
the best there was he sent an inquiry
up among the dollar sitters, and when
round 1t was only tip which Roger had
acted on.
THE mighty Hagner Honused forward
and after inspecting the Mellen spring
samples, gave an order for three bags,
paying for two for immediate delivery.
Beach, the credit man. Cancelled the order
for the extra bag, claiming Honus' credit
wasn't good for the third but he wasn't
anxious to extend himself, anyhow.
Hai came up but he wasn't ready to
ofer. to Hollins for the best he had in
the shop. which the latter turned down
through his manager
Honus had, however, done so we'll in
negotiating his two bags by this time
that he hurried home to wait for more
bargains
When Mellen drove the next one
down the lane Arthur hitched fly kid
on to his wagon. and he gave it a long
ride to Warcford.''
There was fellow sitting some dis
lance away who had on sailor suit and
Tim asked him who he was I'm Sam
Lane OF the Man Of Wars Man, and I'm
telling the boys about the game in the
I'm the first half of the fifth Miner
sent one up through the outside pas
sage after 1t was two and three and
the Harbor Master gave The Laird
Clearance papers for the next port of
call The Laird then turned pirate and
started to run wild on the high seas.
with the patrol ship Gibbie in hot nI1r-
suit, when the pirate brig Beach made
a sortie under short bunting and the
tight was centered on the Beach. while
The Laird entered a cove at DeIyjn' :
| Island
Capt. Church Of the Pirate League
then set all sails and primed the guns
10 squeeze the enemy, while The Laird
mace dash for the home shelter. but
ne mlssflred twice and The Laird wen,
to the Gibbie as a prize
| Capt. Church then made an effort r.
rescue himself by jumping with a life.
saver, but the latter fioated toward Del.
wins Island. while the tide carried the
captain toward CaseviIle and Hal eot
him out with jerk
Glbbie came alongside and launched
screamer to the side one should al
ways pass on. Miner laid himself on the
altar and Gibbie jumped to the second
| landing
Just as he was going back to his seat
he heard Norman Rhodes of the Church
man clicking it off like this:
The Human Crab then offered his
| mite, but 1t was tainted money that drop-
ped into Rogers contribution box"
TO Be Continued Tomorrow