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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
For Beautiful Hair
and Lovely Skin

Long. abundant and glossy hair
n often the result OF dry sham
poolng. Soap and water take the
life out and leave Il brittle aud
colorieas. For a dry shampoo mix
four ounces OF ihrrox with four
ounces of corn meal or with four
ounces OF powdered orris root
Sprinkle a tablespoonful on the
head and brush II out and tho scalp
and hair will be clean. wayy and
lusirouB
To have a clear. velvety com.
plnxion. massage the face. neck and
arms daily with solution made By
disaolving an original package OF
mayatone In eight ounces Of witch.
hazel II makes the skin lovely
and soft.
For chaps cold sores. pimpies
and skin Diseases there IL nothing
better than Mothers Salve. II
heals cuts. burns. scalds and sores
and Is a wonderful cure for coughs,
colds and csfarrh. "---Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
ALAskAC0AL LAWS

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. $40.
cording 10 u. ID. Townsend, special
assistant 10 the attorney general
In the prosecution Of Alaska coal
fraud eassa. IL Is probable that the
Alaska coal land laws are the only
public land isws OF the United
States under which the govern
ment has thus far been able 10
prevent any thefta Whatsoever.
The decision OF the supreme
court In the Stracey cases assur-
ing ns that our construction Of the
Alaska laws ls tho correct one.
makes Il quite certain that no one
will get away with Alaska coal by
fraudulent means" said Townsend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
OLD SOLDIERS
ARE NEGLECTED

WAsIIlNGTUN, Doc. - sweep.
Ing and thorough Investigations Of
charges of mssmAnagement and
neglect toward the civil war yeter.
ans in the national soldiers home
al Santa Monica. Cal. we're warm.
~ urged today BY Senator Works
OF California in resolution intro.
duced BY him In the senate.
The resolution rccltes that grave
charges that the soldiers are not
receiving proper care have been
made. The committee on military
affairs was directed 20 make n
thorough Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08

Peter Sehohl boarded tho Lake
Shore limited at Chicago with II
sticks OF dynamite and SO pereus.
sion CAPS In n sack. aud finding the
train did not stop at Gary. Ind.
jumped at the latter place.
People watching the train dash by
saw a cloud OF smoke aud heard a
roar. An they could find Was a
hole In tho ground. torn steel rails
and bits OF fleah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
Lady's Watch Found IN Crop
Of rhanksqi.ina Turkey

A woman's blue cnameicd gold
watch. according 20 the manage.
ment OF n New York cafe. was found
IN the crop OF n s5.pomd turkey.
The turkey camo from Benning.
ton. W, The chef noticed a bulge
IN tho crop. and when he slit Il with
bis knife. out popped tho timepicce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
Nail Cost Him His Clothes.
but Saved His Life

John Crawford fell from the
fourth floor into the elevator shaft
at No. 2s2 Broadway. Williams.
buFxh. His clothes caught on nail
at ths first floor lie hung for an
instant and then fell 10 fest into
the basement without stitch OF
clothing lef, on him. but Was not
seriously hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
High-o-me

that's the Proper Way to Pro-
nounee Hyomei, the Famous
Catarrh Remedy Made From
Australian Eucalyptus and
Other Antisepties. Just
Breathe IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-08
Airman chascs bird and
Outflirg n In Short Time

Moorhouse. London aviator. Saw
a white heron while trying out his
machine. aud gave chase over tree.
tops and around tho fields
Finally the monnplane conquered.
for the heron dropped exhausted
Il measured four feet across the
wings.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
Wielka sprzedaz jedwa-
blu W czwartek, piatek i
sobote u H. ,Choate 4 Co.

ZWkOKI Augusta Dzwon-
kowskiego znaleziono W dzie6
dziekczynienia, W rzece Mis-
sissippi. Kilku ch4opc6w, 13.
i 14toletnic h, wyciaga1o Tod
Ike, kt6ra zamarz}a, W rzece,
pomiedzy Wall i Chatfield, a
gdy ia wydobyli W pfyne}o
ciafo cz}owieka, kt6re gdy
ch}opcy wyciagneli, okaza}o
sic, il to So zwfoki zaginione-
go wieczorem dnia II ]istopa-
ola, Augusta Dzwonkowskie-
go. Wieczorem tego dnia sza-
lafa ogromna zawieja Sniezna,
a gdy Dzwonkowski wracaf do
prawdopodobnie zmy-
lii droge i zamiast ma wsch6d
szedf W kierunku p6fnocnym
az zaszed} do .rzeki. w kiesze-
mach D~zwonkowskiego INA
leziono pieniadze, kt6re mia4
tego dnia PREY sobie i zega-
rex, kt6ry stana} Q godz. lei
10 minut, a W vice tym czasie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07

legad tylko ma w}asnych sifach i ma
pomocy Boskiej.
Pod tym wzgledem vice upadef
sprawy naszej narodowej WI. 1881:
wypadf nam ku dobremu. Navel
:ucisk i niewola wyzszym klasom
Narodu naszego W starym 6wiecie.
wychodzi ia dobre, DO oduczaja sig
cd uciskanla i niewolenia ludu s
powoli zaczynaja uznawat prawdeI
slow wieszcza sAdama Mic;
'kiewicza, ze dopiero wtedy, gdy "
Polsce stan;e sic ten cud, ze razem
z szlachta polska p6jdzie polski lud..
gdy zatra sig W naszej Ojczy3nies-
wszelkie r6znice standw, jak tutaj,
" Ameryce, Nar6d polski stanie sig
godnym niezaleznoscl - zdolnym
do ,wybicia sic ma wolnosi. =
Skonczylem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
dnich. lego ostatniego jednakze

dnich. lego ostatniego jednakze
spotka}a zas{uzona kara "a jego
tch6rzostwo czy. tez zdrade, DO
kiedy wojsko stale ma granicy pru.
skiej, przyskoczyl do wodza officer
jegoi " feb mu palnaf.,
Podobny koniec byliby, mojem
zdaniem, 4powinni znalezt wszyscy
ci; kt6rzy kapitulacya wojska poll
skiego. uk4adall j podpisali, Il ME
pomni ma to, ze lepiej Jest umierat
"a Ojczyzne, niz hanlebnie zyc W
niewoll lub ma tu}actwie.
.Czemuz 6wczesni nasi madrzy
'pclitycy odwazyli sig ma rewolucya,
kiedy by}o tylko 10000 wojska
polskiego, a kiedy juz wojsko to
wzros}o do 7o,OG, ma wlasnej zie-
mi bron z}ozyli?
Wobec podobnych zarzut6w wy
mawiali sic oni, il cywilizowane
mocarstwa europejskie, mianowicie
Francya i Anglia ujma sic "a Pol
ska i ~wypowiedza Rosyi wojne,
ably dzicz moskiewska odpedzic cd
cywilizowanego swiata - a gdyby
TAXA wojna sig rozpocze}a, to emf
gracya polska mog}aby sic napo~
wr6t zorganizowat we francyi j
wkroczyc wraz z sprzymierzencami
naszymi do Polski. Podobno tel
istotnie Francya i Anglia przyrze.
ky pomoc Rzadowi narodowemu
polskiemu, lecz dawaly te obietnice
w6wczas, kiedy by}y usprawiedli.
wione nadzieje, ze Polacy sami
pokonaja Moskwe; pc upadku POI
.wstania za6, wiecej sic 0 mas ME
treszczyli.
Przekonalismy sic to razae, Re
obiecanka ia cacanka, . glupiemu
radosc i odtad nauczyli6my sic POI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07

MEM tych, co ME dopu6cili zwycie
zyc Tub zginac temu istnemu Ma
chabeuszowi naszemu, kt6ry pred
niewielu duiami najuroczysciej wy
rzekt .byl to slowo: ped murami
Warszawy potedze m~oskiewskiej
gr6b zgotowa4em. A lie bylby to
S}owo zl6ci}, swiadczy mu Olszynka,
swiadczy kazde pole, swiadczy
Ostro}eka.
Pod Grochowem obja} byl Skrzy.
necki zaledwie $4,000 niedobitk6w
~taszych, wobec 100, 900 nieprzyja-
ci61 wojska, a pod Bolimowem
nastepcom swoim, co kilka dni
zmienianym, zostawi} W szyku boz
jowym przeszfo $4,000 wojska
przeclw zaledwie 10000 wojska
nieprzyjacielskiego.
Odjeto w}adze mad wojskiem
Skrzyneckiemu W dniu l2 sierpnia
j W onejze chwili stall sic upadek
rewolucyi.
Wskutek d}ugiej wojny nastapi}o
powszechne zniechecenie W armii
,polskiej, ostyg} zapa} wojenny,
sprzykrzy}o sig zo}nierzom ciezkie
:zycie W ustawicznych trudach i ME-
bezpieczenstwach i wzdychali "a
pokcjem. TEN tez tyIko tfumaczy
sic Saba obrona okop6w warsaw
skich, 0 kt6rej ME wartoby navel
;wspominac, gdyby W niej smiercia
bohaterska i meczehska zarazem,
ME by} os}onll zawstydzenia ma.
szego swietny nasz Sowihski. Ten
kiedy widzia}, re ME podobna JUL
po;wstrzyma6 Moskali, zamkna} sig
W koSciele i tam broniac sic do
upad}ego, polegl pred o}tarzem
z. wiekopomnemi sfowy ma ustach:
,,Polak poddaje sic tylko Bogu!"
Pc dwudniowym boju Kruko.
wiecki Polske pogrzebaf ~nieszczes
no ka%pitulacya, dokonana W swieto
Narodzenia Najswietszej Maryi
Fanny, W dniu 8 wrze6nia, kt6ry
to dZlen Jest Oraz rOcznlc3 JeJ kO'-
ronacyi ma Kr6lowe Polska.
Podlug warunk6w kapitulacyi
mia}y wojska polskie : bronia j
odznakami w~ojskowemi pomaszero-
wac ku granicy pruskiej. Uczynili
to z zalem i wstydem zwyoiescy :
pod Dobrego, Stoczka j Wielkiohs
Debdw i broh albo polamali przed'
granica, albo oddali j. " rece Pru-
sak6w, a sami pielgrsymowali do.
Francyi.
Poprzednio. jul dali byli taxi
zgubny przyk}ad przejdcia :. armiae
do saaledniego panstwa general
Romarino, kt6ry p~rzeszed} : quo, OoD
armia do Galioyi, general Gielgud,
kt6ry przeprowadzi} oddzialy pol
skie wyslane ma wzniecenia POI
wstania ma Litwie, do Prus Wscho,s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
Wl|.ADOMOsCI
MlEJNCOWE

w CZWARTEK 80 listopa--
Ida odbylo sic poSwiecenie
katolickiej wyyzszej szko}y
ola chfopc6w ,,Cotter High
School, zwanej. Ceremonii
dokonaf sam Najprzew. ks.
Biskup P. R. Hebron, W asy-
stencyi prawie wszystkich
ksiezy wino6skich j licznie
zgromadzonej publicznosci.
O Sci godzinie odprawif
Prev. ks. kanonik J. Pachol-
ski uroczysta msze sw. W
asystencyi Wiel. ks. Jana
Herka jake dyakona i ks. O
Commerce. jake subdyakona,
Wie]. ks. Parkinson, asystent
PREY prokatedrze, by} mist
rem ceremonii.
Wiel. ks. j. Maier wyg4osi4
kazanie, a pc nabozehstwie
Najprzew. ks. Biskup, kt6ry
przez Gale naboze6stwo Sic
dial ma swym tronie, pre-
m6wi} re stopni o1tarza do
zgromadzonego ludu.
Pc sumie Najprzew. ks.
Biskup W asystencyi ksiezy
uda} sic do novel szko}y, kt6-
"a byfa pieknie przystrojona
W kolory z61te j fiolotowe.
w korytarzu cd Spiewali ksie-:
ia Magnificent i ,,Ciebie
Boze c~hwalemy' a potem
Najprzew. ks. Bjskup .doko-
nal. aktu poswiecenia = kaz-
del klasy z osobna.
Pc poswiecenia kazdemu
bo}o wolno ogladac klasy,
kt6re So obszerne i bardzo sic
podobafy. Cafy budynek jest
i praktycznie zbudo-
wany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
edWab pc pol ceny,
" czWartek, piatek ! So
.bote. IL. ChOate & 70.
Z pred lat rs.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawaf "
kazdym numerze ..Wiarusa" najwatniejsze
sprawy o96lne = mieiscowe.
NOVA

Majstra cd Wiarusa
HierOnima DerdOWskiegO
powledziana pa pamiatkowym
obchodzie 6wieta narodo-
wego, 20 listopada
" Winonie.
wv streszczeniu).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
JedWabie pc pol ceny,
W czWartek, piatek sOb0-
te. H. ChOate & Co.
KUJACH
OkO1o

JAN KUJACH oko1o
|26-letni mfodzieniec, "a.
trudniony ma tore kolei Mil.
wauckiej, W tragiczny spos6t
zakohczy} zycie W sobote
pred pofudniem. Kujach je-
cha1, z kilku innymi robotni-
kami gasolinowq kara W. d4uz
toru k%olejowego; ma karze
znajdowa4 sic duly zelazny
drag, kt6ry sic zsuna4 do PRO
du, a p6zniej cafy zesunaf sic
naprz6d. Przedni koniec utk-
nal W gruncie i spowodowa}
wstrzasniecie kary tax slime,
re Kujach spad} tax nieszcze-
sliwie, a ma torzekara przesz1a
przez jego glove i smierc ma
stapi}a natychmiast. Koroner
miejski stwierdzi}, il smierc
by}a przypadkowa.
Pogrzeb Kujacha odbyf sic
we wtorek 0 Sci z Koscio}a
SW. Stanis1aWa Kostki.
Wieczny odpoczynek race
mu dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
W1elka sprzedaz jebwa-.
blu W czwartek, piatek i
sobote u II. Choate & Co.
Maj ciekawsze Ksiazki

Drukuiace maszynki. So
kreta. Wynalazki. Nowo6ci.
Extrakty trunk6w. Cudowne
lekarstwa. Wszelkje potrzeby
Paniom ,,Pannom,, Me&czyz-
nom it'd, Agent6w potrzebu-
Jenny W kazdej osadzie. Pi.
szcie, zaraz po6lemy informa.
cyjne cyrkularze:
The Paris Universal Co.,
Box III Ken0sha Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
Wielka sprzedaz jedWa-
blu W cZWartek, piatek i
s0b0te u I'll. Ch0ate & Co.

W ZESZEOTYGODNIO
WA Srode gdy Jan Einhorn,
zatrudniony W browarni Park
Brew. Co. wyszed} ably wniest
bary}ke cd piwa i przypad-
klein spojrzaf W strone rzeki,
~zauwazyl .cz}owieka lezacego
ma sniegu i udal sic tam ably
go zbudzic. Zdumiaf sic jed
max, DO wnet sic przekonaf,
il to cz}owiek bez zycia, po-
kryty sniegiem: Einhorn po-
wiadomi} koronera, kt6ry W
zmarznietym rozpozna} sew.
ca Hermana Priewe. Wybra]
on sic pewno ma przechadzke,
a czujac sic znuzonym chcia]
odpoczac, usiad} i usna} IA
mr6znem powietrzu a W ciqgu
nocy zmarf.
Jedwabie pc pol ceny.
W czwartek, piatek / So
bote. H. Choate 4 Go.
KUPUJCIE vase poda-
runki gWiaZdkOWe W ska
die /. r.. Lessman'a, $50
wsch. 4ta I'll. naprzeciwko pol
skiego kosciofa.
Wykupilismy naszego
w,sp6lnika p. F. B. Cierzana i
polecamy szanownej publicz-
nosci nasz sklad kt6ry teraz
jest zaopatrzony W rozmaite
|towary ma nadchodzaca
gwiazdke. Towary ma suknie.
bielizna, towary ma szyje ]
rozmaite inne toWary odpo-
wiednie ma podarunki gwiazd.
kowe. Odtad al do gwiazdki
bedziemy rozdawali prezen.
ta do kazdego zakupna wy
noszacego najmniej dolara.
Idzc1e.d do New York Den.
tai Co. R0bia bardzO do
bre zeby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07

Many juz kalenda-
RE Maryahskle IA
rok 1912, dodawaG jc
bedziemy = bunentoml'.
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abona,ne nt "a
"Wiarusa'' ma rok
przysz}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
90 90 90 90 90 90
Ceny targowe.
WINONA
" 90 90 90 90 90 90

Pszenica mr.. 2 wiosenna &c
, ~Zimowa....... SO
Zyto - "a buszel .83
Maka-Patent "a beczke $500
, Straight , $3.50
Jeczmie6-Nr. 2.$1.16-1.20
,, Mr.. 3 $1.10-1.10
Kukurydza soc
OWles 4oc
Ground Feed "a tone. .$23.00
Feed - Bran $4,000
Mi5dlings $500
Siano, 'tymotka $500 1900
>, dixie. .$10--12
Kartofle, Mode .60c
Mas}o, funt. 300
Jaja, tuzin. .25c
SWinie-zywe $500
SIS 50
BYd}o- zywe .$3.00-4.50
,, bite .:$5. 100000
Jagnieta zywe. $4.25-5 90
bite. =. SLIP
Owce-zywe. -. 50 90 -.250
bite. $50
Cieleta-zywe. 500
bite. $3.00-$9.00
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
MAk|NG MACHINE
Of POSTOFF|CE
DEPARTMENT BEING USED TO
BUILD UP ORGANIZATION FOR
CAMPAIGN OF 1912.
HITCHCOCK UNDER FIRE
)tEPREsENTATTvE SAUND DER S
WANTS SEARCHING HIVES.
ITGAIIoN OF CON-
DITIoNs.
HITCHCOCK. UNDER FIRE
Especial to The Richmond vlrginian.)

Especial to The Richmond VirginiAn.)
wAsHINGTON, D. c., April 20
Representative Saunders. Of Virginia,
declared to-day that postoffice condi-
tions throughout the Old Dominion
had prompted his resolution asking a
sweeping investigation of the post
once department and the postmaster
general.
The Saunders resolution directs the
House committee on postofices to be-
gin an inquiry to ascertain whether
postmasters everywhere are attend
ing to their duties. whether or not
they are active in political campaigns
and whether the business of the gov
eminent Is being conducted rather as
side line to private enterprises.
The Hitchcock political machine
will be under fire. 1T has come to
my attention that in Virginia many
poxtmasters are not giving proper at
tantion to their Offices" said Mr.
Saunders Merchants, lawyers and
others hold positions as postmasters
and devote very little time to the bust
ness OF the government, but much to
their own affaira Subordinates do
the work. Some Of these postmasters
ere active in politics. have positions
As chalrmen or county or city cam
paign clubs and are using their offices
to political ends.
There has also been an indiscrimi-
nate discrimination or postoffices. re-
gardless Of the interest of the COM
nunity affected. A postoffice Is dis
continued or removed on recommen-
datton Of a referee who may live
two hundred miles away. / want the
postoffics committee to 60 into this
matter not only in my State, but
throughout the United States. that
reforms may be instituted"
Other members agree with Mr.
Saunders views. The administration
of Postmaster General Hitchcock will
be especially under FIRE by the Demo
cratic House 40 the Democrats be-
Aeve that the postoffice department is
being used to perfect a political ma
chine for use in 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
INFECTED CATTLE
MUST KEEP OUT
STRINGENT METHODS RECON-
MENDED BY VIRGINIA VETE-
RINARIANS AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS.

Tubercular infested cattle was the
theme Of discussion at the called
meeting of the State Veterinarian
Medical Association held at Murphy's
hotel Wednesday night.
President Ferneyhough mentioned
the fact that cattle were being ship
ped into the State that were infected
with tuberculosis and spoke at length
upon the Importance OF eternal viEi-
lance upon the part OF State and
Federal authorities to do all in their
power to prevent the shipments COM
ing into the state. and that all ami
mails should be put through the to-
berculin test
1t was decided that all animals
tested and found to react should be
branded with the letter I on the
Tight side Of the neck
1t was recommended that the test
governing the interstate shipments Of
cattle should be controlled by the
United States Department Of Agri-
culture In manner similar to that
now employed In making mallein tests
for the shipment OF horses to Can.
ada. This would insure that no cat
tie would be sent from one State to
another unaccompanied by a certifi-
cate from veterinary surgeon au-
thorixed by the State where the ship
ment originated to make such certin-
cation. Then he would be response
BILE. and false stAtemeKZ would
result in forfeit of his license.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
HOSPITAL BOARD
H0[DSbUSY SESSION

LYNCHBURG. VA, April 2o.-The
general State hospital board. with
all except two members present, met
Wednesday at the State Epileptic col
ony, in Amherst county, and elected
heads OF hospitals for the regular
four-year terms. DR.. J. r. King. SUI
perintendent of the Western South
western hospital. at Marion; DR.. j..
s. DcJarnette, superintendent of the
Western. at Staunton, and DIR. w. #.
Drewry, superintendent of the Central
(coloredD, at Petersburg, were re-
elected.
DR.. G. W. Brown, OF Saluda, was
elected superintendent of the Eastern
State hospital, at Williamsburg. to
succeed DIR. O. G. Drunk, who recently
resigned. DIR. A. S. Priddy was chosen
superintendent Of the Epileptic col
ony. in Amherst county, across the
river from Lynchburg. The mem
bers of the board also looked over
the buildings of the institution. and
accepted it during the afternoon,
which makes the State Epileptic col
ony a part Of the regular hospital
system of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
COLONIAL ESTATE
CHANGES HANDS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SPOTSYLVANfA, VA. April 90
Mr., A. Gay Smith, of New York. has
purchased of the heirs of the late
Abigail ii. Gay the old colonial es-
tate near Spotsyivania called Mil
brook" and formerly held and own
Cd. by the late Captain Gabriel Long,
Of Revolutionary fame. The price
paid was $4,000 cash, This farm
has in II about seven hundred acres
and liz beautifully situated on the Po-
somac river, "A branch of the Malta
POM. 1t has on It large two-story
brick building OF fourteen rooms,
which has been standing for a hun
cd and twenty years. The building
Is being handsomely rented and will
he lighted by electricity and fitted
up with both hot and cold water
baths. A handsome steel wire fence
viii enclose the open ground around
the dwelling and the roadway from
the dwelling to the county road will
he graded and beautifully macad-
amized When this il done this will
tie one OF the most beautiful and at
tractive homes in this section or the
State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20

Red Ames L. after the strike
out record lie famed nine
Quakers In his FIRST game and
eleven Brooklynites "Wednesday.
The fifth straight defeat OF the
81. Louis Browns. after two VIC
tory start, leads unkind critics to
assert that the team has at last
struck its walt.
W. IL. Russell. the new owner
of the Boston Nationals, said his
sesssss las headed far third 1,sasxs.
When last heard from ne was re-
wishing his thinkeTy.
Tic change from Cincinnati To
Philadelphia has worked wonders
In the play of Happy Hans To-
bert who IL clouting the hall for
KEEPS.
The Doves tried new pinch
hitter named Jack Spratt twice
Wednesday but I've could eat no
fat. spratt /, our old friend
from the Virginia League.
Rrebc. who lost eleven games
In a row for the rcd legs last sea-
son, started with n victory In his
Quaker uniform.
Champion Slugser Ma2ee was
there with n double and homo
run In the second game against
Boston.
Pinch hitter Becker helped TO
win the game for the Giants by
batting for Amos in the ninth anG
turning out single.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
HOLD SINGLE PRIMARY
IN NOT1OWAY COUNTY

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.
CREWE, VA, April 29,--The Dem
ccratic executive committee met at
Nottoway Courthouse on the 18th In
slant and was called to order at 12
o'clock by Captain J. M. Harris the
county chairman. There were TWEEN
ty-one members of the committee
present and eight were represented
by proxy out of the thirty members
constituting the county committee.
The committee decided to hold one
primary for the nomination OF all the
officers and to hold II on the day Of
the primary for nomination OF United
States Senators.
Nearly all OF the county officers
have opposition. Mr.. George =. Ad-
ans, the present treasurer. is being
opposed by Mr.. r. l.. Overton, of
Burkevflie. Mr. Henry r. Lee, the
present commonwealth's attorney, 10
being opposed by Mr.. w. M. Gravatt.
OF Blackstone. Mr. John b. TugGie.
the present sheriff. Nv Oppressed by
Messrs. e. NJ. Jones and. r.. L. Dunn.
Mr.. r. 8. Beville. the present COM
missioner Of the revenue for the up
per district, 10 opposed by Mr.. W. r.
Bostick. Of Burkeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
b.. p. O. T.. ENTERTAIN
CLIFTON FORGE LADIES

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, April 90
one OF the largest and most eiabo-
rate entertainments ever given here
was held Tuesday night BY the local
lodge OF EIks, the guests being the
ladies Of the city. About $50 were
present. The music was furnished
l'y the Fisher orchestra. of Lynch
burg. Punch. salads entrees, fruits.
ices and coffee were served. As each
lady entered the home she was pre-
scented with badge for the evening
held in place by a gold pin. Wis.,
itors were present from Covinston,
Low Moor and Charlottesville. The
local lodge, which has always been
prosperous, has taken on new life of
late and promises TO grow as II has
never done before.
Mr.. K. A. Snead, president OF the
Chanher 81 Commerce.. WAS, master
of ceremonies The exalted ruler is
~. r. TSnsfey. now city treasurer and
former treasurer Of the county of Al
i.ghany, while the other officers COM
prise some OF the best known BUSH
ness men OF this place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
Danve Opens League Season HeaeRacing Scandal Norfolk
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEASON OPENS UNDER NEW AUSPICES
Six Teams in Circuit Are All Unknown Quantities but Rich
mond Appears to Have Fairly Good Outfit
DanVi!!e Plays Here

than shaw, anyway. Martin at sec
ond, unless ali signs fail. will be the
sensation all around the circuit, and
there 10 no better third baseman than
Baker in any minor league.
In the outf'eld Richmond has Wal
lace and McCahe, and no club In the
Virginia League Will show two bet
ter men. Young Maths liz a newcom-
er. but he Is improving every game.
Three Richmond pitchers are capa-
BILE Of holding their own with any
men In the circuit. Barker Ia a star,
At for fast company. Pierce is go
ing to be q major Lacquer when he
learns to use his head and forGets
that he In not the only player in the
game. Lothrop looks good. verbout
being a home favorite. should be pop
ular. but he will have to show more
than he has to win applause from the
critics.
And Manager Sullivan is catcher
as we'll as real manager.