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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
! MEAT PEDDLERs
psAsseiI Passes Ordinance Giving
Az01lppoly TO Markets.

eri1icious ordinance requir
iNeASe Of any farmer who ped
aeaf jn Dallas was taken from
bse by The city council last nigh
zia# passed. Only two council.
Erlfpatrick and Ayres, votet
fl1e measure. In addition tc
this measure, the council
etea bslsiness as follows,
aFraztt for $4,000 was ordered
III favor of the Dallas Macad-
sfipanV for street work perform
aceented.
3rainance regulating the storage
ogiycerin and other explosives
PfsrFed to the Ordinance Com
0rdinance taking the superyis-
Hui street work out of the hands
r1suIar Street Committee and
IT Ia the hands of a special
teA 10 be elected by the council
eSes3 over the Mayors veto by a
nll niembers excepting Stafrin
rkpatTfck.
pHaritig that Councilman Kirk
had neglected to obtain a
|9f absence before taking his
h outing at Newport, and that
bean absent from three meet
July and August, Councilman
lanea Id nomination the name
Muir as councilman from the
Vard. IA ballot was taken and
'eiug displayed showed five
K Mr. Muir. Councilman STAFF
1sed 10 take part in the vote
jected the Third Ward coun-
from ofiice.
II and clerks for the special
70 be held late in this month,
i time the people will be called
on the mill race question, were
"a as Follows:
VVar8iJ. M. Campbell, George
4 Nc. Collins, judges: e. JAG
N. r Miller, clerks.
q Ward-A. j. Martin, John
J Hayter, judges; N. L.
n EiIis, clerks.
Ward j oseph Black, ]. ].
!, II * Crider, judges; HI. B.
SNalter Muir, clerks.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
Photo is Best Gift.

Any friend will love you better il you
give them a fine new photo of yourself.
Nothing is appreciated more or keeps
longer. Mr.. Cherrington is making
the fine ones. Looking at photo of
an absent one makes the heart grow
fonder You can always get fine
baby picture at Cherrington's photo
studio. Go to Cherrington's for fine
pictures. Est.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
"WHlTE CLOVER"
CARTON BUTTER
Manufactured by
T. S. TOWNSEND CREAMERY co.
Creameries at
Portland, Astoria, Salem, Gardiner,
Dallas, Nahcotta, Lyons, Seattle.
Legal blanks for sale at this office.

Legal blanks for sale at this Office
L. d. Brown, Abstracter; Notary.
Oscar Hayter, lawyer. Rooms and
s, Uglow Building.
Lisk's Guaranteed Granite ware at
Craven Bros.
See the artistic wall paper patterns
at DUNCAN & Holman's.
The Farmers Fire Relief Associa-
ton of Butteville, oregon; j. ID. Winn,
agent Buena Vista, Oregon. If
If you have pictures which would
look better in new frames, see the fine
line of moulding at DUNCAN & Hol-
mans. You will be surprised at the
low prices.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
larela Of Christ Services.

rvices at the Christian Church
held at the usual hours, with
btion that the evening services
| n. will be changed to 1880 p.
le School 10 a. m. Morning
for sermon, THE Christians s
hIl. 8s13, IA. Please read the
apter + would like to call the
RttentIon of all the thinking
Dallas to the subject for
d's day evening. The subject
Bible Heart, and How is it
r" i Will give the scriptural
% this great question of the
hnge Of Heart" Many people
ously awaiting a change of
70 all who would like to hear
scriptures have to say upon
bly invite your presence Sun
ing.
LEON MYERS,
Christian Minister.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09

Mrs. L. w. zorin and daughter
Alexandra, returned to Falls City, Sun.
day. from their recent visit to Paris
their former home. They returned
by way of Los Angeles. where a few
days were enjoyed. Mrs. Zorin says
the stay in Paris was not thoroughly
enjoyed for the reason that 1t ralned
continuously while they were there
Falls City News
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
ALL FILED
ONLY ONE REPUBLICAN TICKET
IN POLK COUNTY.
Candidates Are Those Indorsed by Re.
publican County Assembly--Four
Vacancies ON Democratic Ticket.

The time for filing nominating peti
tions for county and precinct offices
closed yesterday afternoon at o'clock
The only Republican petitions filed III
Polk County were those OF. the candi-
dates recommended by the county as
sembly in June.
On the Democratic primary ticket
there will be only four names this
year, that party having put forth no
candidates for the offices of County
Clerk, Treasurer, Surveyor and Cor
oner. For Representative, the Demo-
Gratis have two candidates.. D.
Brown, of Dallas, and Thomas w.
Brunk, of Eola. ]. M. Grant is a
candidate for denomination for Sher-
iff, and. s. H. Petre, of Bridgeport. will
make the race for County Commits
sioner.
S. E. Bush, of Luckiamute, filed a
petition for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Treasurer, but his petition
had not been prepared in legal form.
Noting the defect, Clerk Smith imme-
diately returned it to Mr.. Bush for
correction, but up to the close of Of
flee hours last night no word had been
received from him. 1t is possibly that
he mailed a corrected petition yester-
day, in which event, if the petition
was deposited in the postoffice before
5 o'clock, his name will be printed on
the ballot. Otherwise, Mr.. Bush will
have plenty of idle time during the
next two years in which to inform
himself upon the mysterious provis-
ons of Oregon's primary law.
The candidates who have filed are
rs follows:
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09

The Rickreal Milling Company has
asked the Railroad Commission to in
tercede for IL in the matter Of obtain
ing cars for the shipment Of grain.
The owners complain that they are
losing money every day on account OF
having no spare cars to take care Of
grain in the mnL
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
Steam Laundry Resumes Operations

Steam Laundry Resumes Operations
After an enforced idleness of two
weeks on account of fire damaging its
building, the Dallas Steam Laundry
resumed operations Wednesday. Little
damage was done to the machinery
by the fire. and the laundry is again
running on full time. Contractor Hub
bard is making good progress in re-
pairing the building and in cutting II
down to a one-story structure.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
NIrers ErpensIye % Tnrnnrers.

1t cost the state approximately
$1,000 to print and tseO to mail Mr.
Myers advocacy OF MS own candidacy
and for the privilege. Mr.. Myers paid
800. The net loss to the people OF
Mr.. Myers ambitions providing they
end. as they probably will. at the pri-
maries. Is t1s00.-Medford Mail-Tri-
bune democratic
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
Millinery Opening.

Mrs. A F. Toner desires to announce
to the ladies of Dallas and vicinity
that her opening of Fall millinery will
be held tomorrow Saturday after
noon, at which time the latest crea-
tions known to the milliners art will
be on display, All are cordially in
vited.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
HarIer WIN vI.Is DaIIas.

COngressman W c Hawley win ar
rive IN Dallas from Independence al
Sis O'Clock this evening and viii re-
main here until 3.so tomorrow after
noon. when he VII return % his home
IN salem Mr. Hswley viii be glad 10
meet a. many persons a. possible
vhile IN the city.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
The Baby's Picture.
LEON MYERS,
Christian Minister

} baby's picture now. Babies
gery week. They do not look
in a couple of months. You
bst see the little one grow.
picture Is a very important
I may be the last. At any
He delay makes a lot of diff
F6t
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
IA Evangelical Services.

v II. t. Pratt, of Portland
h In the United Evangelical
ext Sunday, morning and
Ie VIII supply this pulpit for
t, and, If his health will per-
continue during the confer
Miss Laura Polling will
Z morning service. The pub
lea.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09

Morning Topic of sermon, Methodist
Episcopal Church will be Contend
With Little;" evening, Withdrawn
Blessings" Pastor breaches. All well
ONE.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
Public Auction.

H. D. Staats will hold a public auc-
tion sale of his farming implements
and livestock on his Luckiamute farm
Friday, September 2S. Watch for pos
terS,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
Try an Observer "Want Ad."

The cost of an advertisement in the
Observers Wanted" and For Sale"
column is small-and the farmers tell
us they bring results.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09
Justice of the Peace

j. d. Winn, District 81 Republican
]. H. Flower, District A. Republican
F. X. Hubbard, District A. Repub.
lican.
H. Holman, District 81 Republican
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09

Big shipment Of LAdIes' Suits Just
rsceiFed-Dznas Mercantile CO.
Legal blznks for ale AZ this once.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-09-09

LOUIS GERIINGER. Jr-
General 1fanarer
The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26

Railroads have been in hard luck
the past month, but the worst
accident in point of loss of life ap-
pears to have been the Canadian
Pacific train wreck near Sudbury,
Ont, where passenger train was
derailed and several cars left the
track and plunged into the Spanish
river. The fatalities and injuries
affected more than fifty of the pas
sengers and trainmen. The Canadian
Pacific, heretofore. has made a
wonderful record in regard to acci-
dents during the past rs years, and
this is said to be the first train
wreck involving large loss of life
during that time.
The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26


The motion picture satisfies your
desire to know because it shows
you. You can see new ones every
day at the Dream.
The state association has made
arrangements for a tubercular ex-
hibit and lectures by experts here
week after next, Feb. 9th and 9Th.
The contract was let last week for
a S35. 900 dormitory for Martin Lu-
ther college at New Ulm. Otto Tap
De of that city was the lowest bid
der, and his bid Of $34,4O0 did not
include the plumbing and heating
plant installment.
One dollar given away free every
night until further notice at the
/ Dream.
Wesleyan Christian Advocate, At
lanta: The literary address was by
the Rev. Andrew Gillies Of Mime.
apolis. An analysis or description is
impossible. 1t was Unique and com
prehensiYe, instructive and inspir
ing, witty and wise, and bubblet
and gushed out like he had mucl
more OF the same kind.
The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26

w. J. Jackson was at Wabasso
Sunday.
Lawyer pWerring Of Morgan was
in the city last Friday
Miss Mae Stewart of Delhi visited
friends in this city the past week.
Judge Laudon transacted business
at Dawson last Friday and Satur-
day.
Father A. j. Weldon was over
from Wabasso to spend Sunday with
the family of our clerk Of court.
Rev. j. ]. Ehrstein of Jefferson,
Iowa, is to occupy the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Cliff. Eaton Of the Morgan Mes
senger passed through here last week
on his way home from a visiting trip
down the st. Louis road.
Miss Asleson, who has bsen visit
ing the family of her brother here,
returned to her home in Minneap.
oils the first Of the week.
AL. Drogisch, George Jaehning's
timer. is preparing to remove
with his family to Long Lake, Kan
diyohi county. where he has secured
position in the same line of work
and where he will remove Weth his
family the latter part of February
Ned. Dripps is this week attenC
ing the annual convocation of the
Scottish Rite Masons at Winona
Father Isham and himself being tn,
only representatives from this plac'
who were prepared to avail them
selves Of their privileges as mem
bers Of the degree.
The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26
Get III line for the dollar at the
Dream every night at a:30.

Get ii line for the dollar at the
Dream every night at $50.
Dad I Isham took few days of, !,
beginning yesterday. to attend the
annual convocation Of the Scottish
Rite fraternity at Winona.
Gus. Thiering, now resident OF
Thompson Falls. Montana, visited
his parents and other relatives here
last Friday, returning home on Sun
day.
What is it that il helping to make
this old world over into q better and
happier place? Why, motion pic
lures. There is none better than
the Dream.
Will some one knowing the ad-
dress Of Miss Viola Mitchell please
inform The Gazette office? The
Gazette to her supposed address is
mis-directed in some way.
Democrat and Chronicle. Roches-
ter. N. X: Those who listened to
Rev. Andrew GilIies, Of New York,
last Sunday, say that his superior
never stood on the assembly plat
form, even in the days Of its former
glory.
According to the Standard. two
Fairfax attorneys are likely to be
drawn into the political tussle next
summer. Frank Hopkins being sug-
gested for representative to succeed
Mr.. Dalzell and Lawyer Rieke being
liable to enter the race for county
attorney.
Mrs. G. Fl. Johnson writes from
Ariba, Col, that that section OF the
dry farming country is improving
and settling up fast. and that she
would like to show some of hel
Redwood county friends the corr
and garden truck they raised there
last summer on new breaking.
VIM. J. Mosher, our former sup
Ierintendent, revisited his old haunt'
there last week and was one OF the
most appreciative spectators Of thu
class play. He has by no means los
interest in his former pupils, though
just at present he finds rustling fol
Canada lands more agreeable as vel
as more remunerative than teachinf
the young idea.
Frank Parrish has rented tn
store-room next door west OF tn
| Electric Light and Power company
office for the purpose Of opening
plumbing establishment. His stool
and fixtures are already here an
Redwood Falls will soon add an eS
elusive plumbing establishment t
it's industries.
The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26
What a Woman VIII Not Do.

There is nothing woman would not do to
regain her lost beauty. She ought to be
fully as jealous in preserving her GOOD
looks The herb drink called Lanes Family
Medicine or Lanes Tea Is the most efficient
aid In preserving beautiful skin sand VIII
do more than anything to restore the roses
to faded cheeks. At all druggists and deal
ers, 25 cents.
The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26
Z HE OFT y


WEATHER FOR WEEK.
". b. ANDERSEN, Observer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

8immern lieB ilnbeimlih aus na6
tier ytGbe lid pernebmen.
.gs lit bier" Manon beltete an
Die Wano neben ibrem 3immer.
nSier? 9ort befinoet iih Die
H~umpelfammer; mir bepabren BET,
idieoene 8erdtbe, Softer rnb aItc
Wobel BARN auf." aettp riittelte al
Der uniihtbaren Sapetentbiir, Die III
Den 8orrioor miinbete uno rib iie
auf; cine gabnenbe 9unfelbeit blidtc
Den beioen entgegen. 0as oumpfe
Stobnen brang oe,ltlid beraus.
Cine abnuns idoB iGb wie Der
glis ourd Wnnons Sirn. .Siibrt
bon oieiem &aum pieaeidJt cine
5peite Sapetentbiir in mein @obn.
simmer?"
ga, binter Der dineiiihen Ora.
nerie; aber lie miro ME benust," Der.
ii6erte aettp, nit Dem 9i6t iiber Die
bodgetbiirmten 9iiten leudteno, Die
llG IN Dem onnfeIn, feniterloierl
&aum aufitapelten. .Gi. bier lit ia
Blas semadt; Die 8iiten iinb BEL.
leite geiteGt-unb ba Iiest etpas-
cine srdblide Deibe @eitalt-fiirt-
terlid anauieben-ih sebe nift wei.
ter" aettp mar blaB; Der S1red
matte ibre Stimme erbeben. Sic
madte cine fludtdbnlife 8epe9ung
nod Dem ausgange.
n@eben Sic bas Sidt Der rno lai.
Ien Sic mid pprangeben. Scien Sic
niht furftiam, es lit MIR cine poraes
nommene Wasfe, Die Sic i6redt."
Wanon biidte ii6 tiefer berab 81 Der
in peibe 9eintiiter gebiiaten Sc.
italt; sfpar fonnte aud lie Dem befti-
gen Sdauber niht nebren, Der lie
befiel, aber iie griff nit ieIter Sailb
na6 Der @eiidtslarpe unb rib Tie NIT
einem Stud berunter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
ersaRlnne Don e. !.

ameIie erpiberte nihts .unb oil
Oireftorin fubr 5u Den 9amen ge,
penbet fort: y9lae in i66niter Col.
Letter. Soffentli6 nitts pergeiien
tporoen, i6 baiie allen NotbbebeIf
@o baben Sic Sbre golbene SOAR.
ipange, 9aroneiie &arser? Sic flei.
bet 10 por5iiglif, unb id bin 10 iebr
eetpobnt, Sic bamit gei6miidt gu
ieben, baB es mir orbentlihes llnbe.
bagen peruriadt, iie 81 miiien."
Cine leiie geipegune CAB iid I'M.
ter ben Damen funb. rSbneI,
amp, iprinse bic Sreppe binauf unb
bole bas @olbbano," sebot Wabame
itreng.
Imp mar peiB eetporben mie cine
8alflpanb. @eboriam ihidte iie iif
an, Die Stufen binan 81 iteigen.
n9emiiben Sic iib ni1t, SrGulein
@uabrabt. SrduIein 2iai bat mir
cine prahtpoue Gbeeroie geibenft,
Die pabt 81 meinem 8citiim pieI bei-
Ter; Die Oamen meinen es ale."
r9ie &oie fIeibet piel better, pie
bas falte @olb," periiderten Die Jun.
gen 0amen e%initimmig.
yRltn, rpenn sic metnen. Ssest
aber porpdrts, Die @asen iinb anse.
fabren."
oils bic 9an1en nit 9ettps SiIfe
eingeitiegen ltnb bapon sefabrert no.
rem, blidte Imelie benielben 10 Ianse
mad, nie iie bas Stolen Der &Gber
boren fonnte. Damn nerihIoB iie Die
S%austhiir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
3uDlftes &apitel.

Ser JuH8e SretDerr DQtIe mil 1eDn.
liditer ltngebulo Die Saaltbiir iiber-
fpadt; feline @nttGuidung mar nidt
gu perfennen, rpenn @ruppe Inn
9rlippe in ben Saal manberte, obne
Die. grpartete 81 brinsen. giieiior
guhbau batte eben ben fher5enoen
8oridlog 9emaft, cine pielbldtteriac
&amiaenblume, bic er pom 8ooen
aufgenommen, pobin Tie 3peifelsobue
BON einem 8aGfleioe sefallen, nit
benz befannten Spruh: iie tommt, iie
fommt nift, au rupfenL UNI ibm Die
Dual Der grpartung 5l erleibtern,
als Der Dreiberr pIosli6 ben &opf
bob-Waoame Wuqbraot par nit
ibren Sdusbefoblenen eineetreten.
.Salt, nod ni6tl" 8uhbal belt
init aner 9raft ben fortitrebenben
0agobert am @rme felt. .@enn sic
mid erbarmungslos abidiitteln mol.
len, 10 erfiiaen Sic mir penigitens
cine Bite, seitatten sic mir cine Gin.
ndberrne an Sbre Sdmeiter 2ucp."
vMeinetpegen an Waoame @uu.
braots gan5en Sofitaat, nit aus.
nabme meiner @ngebeteten."
.Weroe mid mobIpeisli9 bitten"
lahte glfbaa, iein 5ierlides
Sdnurrbdrthen breben6.
y@ie LANCE baben sic iif ertpar.
ten Iaiien, garoneiie Wanon," fiji.
iterte Stamm ,inb ieste iid NIT @e.
malt in 9eiis bon Wai1ons Gang.
fatte.
.Seidnen Sic nift biele SGnse,
Serr Sreiberr, i6 m0dte be,,te etrpas
faiber nod Sauie."
r@i parum nidt gar"
ugitte iebr, Serr Sreiberr."
rglber Der aontertana gebort mir,
niht nabr?"
yWeinettpegen."
r9anf!" Sein luge flammte lei
beni6aftlid allf. ,grinnern Sic iit
nod, meiner gitte neulid auf Der
Promenaoe, tpegen elmer nnterre.
bung9"
r9eiteben Sic nod oarauf2"
Inter allen l1mitdnben."
nWir peroen bier faum @elegen.
belt finben."
~Saiien sic mid bafiir iorgen.
@oaen tie mir Die 3eit bes aonter.
tan5es ba5u gonnen9"
$50 piel liegt Sbnen baran?"
Wanon ldhelte.
galb miidten iie iid inter bie
San5enben unb floeen mad Den berr.
liden alangen Der Wuiif bur9 ben
Saal.
Die Sti,nben i6manoen inn Sluae
oabin. Der Sreiberr mid faltm fir
Winuten bon Wanpns Seite. gben
war er nit Srau Sertpig, Der jun.
gen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gum Gflid)t.
tan5e angetreten. .Sragen Sic ni6t
elm ein5igmal mad emmp bon Sii.
ber?" nedte oieie lahenb, ais er iie
5iim Tlase 5uriidfiibrte. .
sd babe lie nod nift bemerft,"
CAB er 5eritreut 5uriid.
~Sebr erfldrlih, neil iie gar nidt
anpeieno it,"
ngti6t bier i'm Saal2" er blidte
Derpllnbert lumber.
ga, bemerfen Sic iiberbaupt ct.
pas anberes mie Die 9aroneiie &ar-
ger2"
Bite iebr Inn Gnti6ulbignng,
babe id Sic, gnGoise 8rall, ni6t al.
lo9leid geieben unb-"
s&idtig, neil i6 8ufGlig an ga.
roneiie Manons Seite 9ing! Stun
ia, Sic baben Sbre Tflift boflifit
erfiiqt, rrno iest ellen Sic an Den
tbeiiren 8las 5uriid."
Bin ih in lnsnabe sefaaen2"
.Sa uno nein! Sd mill Sic nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
~SrGulein @uabroot!" riefen
belize mie aus einem Wunoe.


belize Die aus einem 0funoe.
ltno MIN 5eigie Settp nit Der
Sanb nad oben, no lid cine sGb.
nenoe Seffnrng in Der 9ede 3eigte,
olr6 Die man bis gum 0a6itlbl oes
SauIcs ieben fonnte. ,0ort lit Elm
Nlf5ilg gum goben; mir baben frii.
Der oft Die ihmeren @aitforbe oa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
N fH
WILL ERECT INFIItNIAItY-.
New Building. for Baptist OrphannEe-
Change in ATHLETIC Yield.

Especial to The Timcs-DIspatch.l
Salem, Va, March S.-The commit
tee appointed at a meeting. Of the ex-
ecutivc board Of the. Baptist. Orphan
age, held last month.gmet at the court-
house recently for the purpose OF con-
sldering the plans for the erectionro Of
committee is composed Of Thomas !.
Preston, chairman; Y. 2. Whitescarv-
or, Charles L. Corbitt, M. w. Turner,
Judge W. ". Moffett and Or. y. l.
Stearnes.
By special invitation, DR.. Hugh
Trout. OF the Jefferson Hospital at
Roanoke. was present, and rendered
valuable service to the committee, who,
after due considerations. accepted the
plans submitted, subject to some slight
changes to$be made. The contract will
be let as soon8as specifications can be
prepared and bids secured.
Owing to#the&new buildingsEthat are
going up at Roanoke college, the pres
ent athletic grounds have been greatly
3imterfered with, becoming i%nadequatc.
hence new grounds are being graded
now on Market Street, Vest Of the
college,Ewhichsw will AFFORD much hettel
accommodations at public events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Candidates for Team Are Showing Upgin Spleen
did Form---Will Take Trip Into North
Carolina--Schedule of Games.

With three OF last years team. three let
ter men from other colleges of no mean
reputation. and q host of good scrubs to
pick from. 1t looks as IL tho Spiders might
turn out a baseball team that. to say the
least, VIII be worthy OF any of her old riv-
ais. The withdrawal of the probation by
tho president and faculty means a w OF
strength to the team. Every student in the
college now has equal show In every actir-
ity. Meredith was not only a star twirier
of last year, but stood second on the bat
ting list. O'Neil, one of last years strong
est scrubs. will very likely make a place
in the outfield. Both of them were on pro-
baton. which has been Withdrawn by the
kidness OF President Boatwright.
Coach Dunlop had the squad on Broad
Street Yesterday afternoon for a light prac-
tice. First base Is more hotly contested fo1
who formerly played first base for William
and Mary College, is showing UP in mic
form. Beverly Is in the same form that wo'
for him the first sack last season. Under
~dolph-AIacon Academy team last year an
| played first base for them, is making tt,
Older men open their eyes. Brown an.
Gwathmey are showing up well for second
! mined. Captain Jenkins probably has tn
only ..cInch" on the team. and that !
short stop.
Candidates In Good shape.
Baggarly and Gill are hot rivals for thirt
base, and neither have any trouble in get
ting the ball to first. Guy made good a
". P. I. behind the bat. and will very llkel,
do so here. but Vaughan Is running hin
close, and might win out later on. AGREE
who won5iqulte a reputation as a pitcher
around Tappahannock last season. Is kept IN
on account of sickness. but will be OUT In q
few days. and is expected to mako a warm
partner for Meredith on the pitching stan.
Williams for second. MONTGOMERY for third,
and Mcfarland for catcher are not out yet.
but are expected to make a good showing
in a few days.
Those showing I'm well for outfeld are Fl.
NJ. TAYLOR, Miller, Bristow. Bolton. Suther-
land. Coleman and Richard Taylor.
After a few games with local teams the
Spiders Will play tho Richmond professions