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Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder brick-dust or sediment in
the urine, head ache, back ache, lame
back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervous
ness, or the kidneys Themselves break
down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almcst slv avs result
from arrangement of the kidneys and
better health in that organ is obtained
quickest by proper treatment of the kid
neys. Swamp-ROOt ccrrects inability to
hold urine and scalding pain inp passing it,
and Overcomes that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled to go often through
the day, and to get up many times 4uring
the night The mild and immediate effect
of Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
is soon realized. It stands the highest be-
cause of its remarkable health restoring
properties. A trial will convince any one.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists i'll fi!ty-cent and
-one-dollar size bottles. You may have
sample bottle and book that tells all
about it both sent free by mail. Address,
Or. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
when writing mention reading this gen
erous offer in this paper. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, and don't let a dealer sell
you something in place of Swamp Root
If you do you will be disappointed.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Dr.. z. a. March Dead.

DR. Francis Andrew March, profess
sor emeritus of comparative philoso-
ply and English literature at Lafay-
cite college. died at his home on the
college campus at Easton, Pa
He was eighty-six years old In
January last he fell and broke a hip,
since which time he had been confined
TO his bed His vile died shortly after
the accident
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
eets a st0.ooo F.rm Free.

B. F. Click, residing at Foxnolm, N
D.. drew homestead No. l in the Ber-
thold Indian resel lvation at MinOt, n
d. TIE name Of the winner was an
nounced by Judge James W. Witten
to the thousands of land seekers from
every corner of the United States, who
braved a heavy rain to attend the
drawing The claim drawn by the win
ner. who has his first choice Of 100
acres OF fertile soil. is valued at from
$4,000 to $4,000
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Exceeded Power In McNamara Case

Judge Charles Remster, of the Mar
ion county circuit court in Indianapo
lis. Ind. held that the indianapolis po
lice court, through which John ]. Nc
Namara was extradited to Califo MA
is without Jurisdiction in extradition
cases.
Judge Remster's decision was given
in the case of an alleged fugitive,
Louis Rochelle, wanted in Ohio. The
Rochelle case in many ways was simi.
lar to that Of Mcnamara. Judge Rem
ster ruled hat superior, circuit and
criminal conrts only have jurisdiction
in extraditlon cases.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Reeeived 10000 In Weddlna Fees.

During his twenty-seyen years as
rector of the Trinity Episcopal church,
of New Orleans, La, Rev. A. Gordon
Bakewell has received S5000O in we'd
ding fees. He has performed 1OO36
wedding ceremonies, for which he re-
ceived an average fee of IS. He has
baptized 1893 babies and oficiated at
2001 funerals.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG CUnion Stock Yaris)-
CATTLE strong; choice, $725@7.75;
prime, $6.750725.
SHEEP steady; prime wethers,' SAC
AIS: culls and common, S1.5002,
lambs, S3m6; veal calves, S909.25
HOGS lower; prime heaVies, $40
@745; mediums, S765@770; heavy
Workers. $7650770; light Workers,
s725@760, pigs. S6@6.75; roughs. Sc
m650.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Rurress swims Ennllah channel

swan the Enelish channel from Dover
to Cape Grisnez The swimmer landed
at Cape Grisnez almost exactly twenty
four hours after leaving Dover Bur
CESS has been trying for years to emu
late the feat OF Captain Webb in 1875,
and several times he got within a
mile of the goal. only to be swept
away by the receding tide
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Died In Dentist's chsir.

AS the result Of using chloroform
while she was having teeth extracted,
Mrs Adelaide courageous is dead at
her home in Hartford Conn. The an
aesthetic Was administered by a phy-
sician called IN by the dentist.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Apple Trees

for orchard planting, Fall Of
1911, or Spring 1912
One-year-old trees all fumi-
gated and free from disease, as
fine as can be grown anywhere
Best varieties for profit, includ-
ing, for early:
Yellow Transparent, Williams
Red, Early Ripe, ,,Red Astrachan
Fourth July and others.
For late varieties:
Stayman, Nero, Grimes, Col
den, Jonathan, York Imperial,
Nickajack, Stark, Black-twig,
Winesap, Ben Davis. Paragon,
Wealthy, Baldwin Gano and
others.
We also have Peach Trees,
Pears, Cherries, Plums and
Grapes, English Walnuts and
Shade Trees. California Privet
plants, for hedges around yard
or lawn.
All prices reasonable.
Come see our nurseries or let
US send you catalogue,
Address,
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
lJnnire Killed nv Rail

Struck on the head by base ball
while umpiring a game at Riverside
on-the-Charles near Boston, Meyer
Schlosberg. aged twenty years, is dead.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
C0YEY & WATSON,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs.

We have the Latest Outfit and are the
best equipped of any undertakers south of
Philadelphia We understand caring for
the dead, with the best equipment at the
lowest prices. Our motto: Prompt ser
vice and small profits When in need
of undertakers give us a call. Mrs Covey
is our assistant, free of charge. No extra
charge for long distance. We are pre-
pared to answer telephone are telegraph
calls day or night. Call Phone 1882.
Office at residence, Cor Front & West
Sts., next door to Isaac S. Truitt. Busi
ness establishment $40 West Front ST.,
North Milford, Dela.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
eandlts Loot Rank and Rob Ii!

BandIts Loot Bank and Rob Eight Men
The COkeville, Wyo, National bank
was entered by two masked men. and
eight men who were in the bank at the
time We're lined up along the wall and
searched. The robbers secured about
$500 in money. locked the officers Of
the bank ia the vault and escaped.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
Fear of INSANITY Causes suicide.

FSait " iisa"ttJ (aA9SS outCiuGs
Peter W. Gerhart, Jr., merchant
of Wernersville, Pa, and a school
board official, killed himself by shoot
ing He feared insanity and commit
ment to the state asylum nearby.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15

CIR E4u,se Thief Leads Posse Chase.
A dashing young woman horse thiei
is leading members Of the state con
stabulary and a band of over 300 far
mers and liverymen a merry chase
over the hills of Westmoreland and
Fayette counties of Pennsylvania.
She flew like winds on the back of
a fieetfoOted mustang, she laughed at
the farmers and police when they fred
a volIey of shots after her None OF
the bullets took effect
The young woman is described as
being eighteen years old a decided
brunette. and perfectly" beautiful
Howard Croushore. Of Rudsdale,
hitched his $3.50 horse in front of a
store on Monday night When he re-
turned it was gone. and footprints I'M
the soft earth indicated that it had
been taken by a woman The con.
stabulary we're notified and took up
the trail.
Altogether the young woman is ac
eused of stealing over forty horses /
within the last week.
The state police reported that the
young woman has been joined by
hashily dressed young man. who also
is handsome. and who, like his fair
companion, has a fieet-footed animal.
The chase so far has covered a dis
lance of eighty-one miles. but the
posses and the police have been Un
able to get closer to the fugttives than
4 quarter of a mile.
One farmer reported that he was
leld up in the road by the young wo-
nan and relieved of his gun. with
which he intended to shoot her
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.


tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
sapop'eyy are often
tile result of kid
ney disease. If
kidne trouble is
aliowt tltoadvance
Il tlekidney-poison-
ed blood will at
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-15
JalI eoy Traln Wrecker.

Leonard Eake, aged fifteen. living
near Fremont. Wis. was arrested by
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Mid,t Elm @fanbaltport

reroarb Sen STUFF zines Madbars an
Srau @. g. Spongb bon Manpiue,
8po., melde iagte: rSie tbeilte mir
nit, baB Dr. @ing's Meue 2ebe1smit-
tel Tie beiIte bon bartnddiger 2eber.
frnnfbeit nnb file at elmer ttel1en SSralt
madte." 2eidtes, aber iidpres Mittel
fur Magen<, 2eber- nn0 Mieren.
aranfbett. Nur 25f bel Ser Molitor
Dlirg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

nidt meroen. 60 ging i'd beimli@
fort 5u Sir. .Sa muBte mir feinen
anoeren &atb. 8itte, nimm mid BET
Dir auf, muir 10 lunge, Bis i6 mir cine
Stel1nng geludt babe"
5rau Gbarlotte @rabom i6lug fai=
1nmgslos 0ie @an0e 3ulammen.
Mei11 @ott- 10 cine l%lnpernunft!
gu bilt mobl bon 5innen? ginem
Mu11n, mie @enbenburg, ser uber ein
fiiritlides @erm0gen perfiigt, lauft
man bo9 nibt 6aDon, menn er einem
leine &ano anbietet. Das lit 0o6
nidt 1ein grnit? Cine .Stellung
l1den, men11 man mie eine Siritin
1eben fonn!" Sic ladte bart un6
nerp0s auf, uno fubr Damn fort:
,Serrgott I'M &immel, gu mirit
bod our6 bieie Sborbeit ni6t etDa
Gein Slid 5erit0rt baben? @enn Sir
@enoenburg 5iirnt - bas 1T ia nidt
a%us3uoenfen. 8eoenfe oo9, mas gu
BON Sir meiien miait. gu fannit als
feline 6rau oas 9eben in ponen 3ii=
gen genieBen, f0nnteit berriden, an-
ltatt gu 6ienen. l1n6 mas f0nnteIt
1u fir 9eine arl11e, bonn l1ngliid Der
fplgte Ml1tter tbun! = Mein Stint
mel, 10 itt' 6od rid1t nit einem 10
iteinernen @eiiGt 0o! gu ideinit cine
romantii6e, fleine Mairrin 81 iein.
1as boit gu bon 9einem @ater. IS
lit merfmiir0ig, mie dbnlih gu ibm
iiebit. 8, mein @ott = i6 bin gang
auBer mir Dor Mufregung, gang auber
mir. Wie fcnnteit gu muir? Dir lit
es gu gut gegangen bisber, gu meiBt
ni6t. mas Mrmutb lit. Sieb' Old
bier Bel mir INN, 6a fife id in elmer
meiner 1mmiirotgen l1mgebung nn6
ml1B nod frob iein, menn midi ste
@irtbin nidt binausmeiit, neil i@ ibr
Sic Mietbe ibul6e. gu abnit nidt,
mas cine Sralt 5u leioen fat, mern iie
pefl1nidr abbangig BON sen Meniden
lit. Sci berniinftig, febre iofort I'M
nn0 bite @enoenbl1rg tint Ger3ei=
blng. @ielleidt lit es nod nidt gu
ipat, uno er nimmt Gid mie6er auf.
stber ellie Old. Sd lei6e einfa6 nidt,
6aB gu in 9ein l1ngliid rennit." Sic
belt gang erid0pft inne.
gpa iob nit e%rniten rubi9en 9lugen
in oas 11erpos 5udenoe @eltdt tbrer
Ml1tter. SD babe anes be0adt uno
febre nibt 5uriid. @ln1bit Du, ih
mare ME cine l1noonfbare gefloben,
menn es fir mild cine Moglidfeit
gab, at bleiben?"
vl1niinn, bns iino iiberfpannte Mn-
ltdten. @inem reiden Greier Iauft
man nidt 6apon, menn man elm or
mes Mdbden lit. Sod einmal, ih
leioe ni6t, oaB Du 10 tboribt bait
oelit. Sofort oepeldire ib Menoen-
burg, SOB gu bter biit lin6 5u ibm 5l1-
riidfebren wirit. Sim beitett, er bolt
Gid bier ab. ST miro mir 0anfbar
iein, menn i6 Old 5ltr @ermmft
bringe."
rGas fannit Du Dir iporer. On
tel SORT meiB, oaB ih BEL Dir bin"
uDl1 boit es Inn mitgetbeilt?"
vSSn, iih .bab' ibm Mles geidriebe,1,
l1no er ielbit miro nidt perlangen,
baB ib 3u ibm 5l1riidfebre.
u6err, mtei11 Soft - mas bait Gn
0enn angeiteIlt, oaB er es nidt ber-
tIangen mtrb?"
.Ni6ts, MIR oie @abrbeit bab' i'd
ibm geIdrieben, BOB id ieine Trau
nidt peroen talttt, uato bob id Did
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

porldufig INN Mufnabme bitten mill"
Charlotte @rabom iprarg auf unb
lief aufgeregt fin uno fer.
u0as lit ia rei5en6, aqerliebit. S6
Bite 3i6, er miro es MIDI entgelten
laiIen. l1n0 gerabe iebt, mo ih 10
iebr in Notb BIN. Sett Monaten babe
|id fem Engagement uno moutc n1it
oieier Sage Inn @ilfe an ibn mel.ser.
@un periagt er iie mir natiirlih"
vMl1tter, gu mtrit i'm bob niht
mie6er Inn Mmolen bitten?" rief Ga
eri6roden.
u@o5u fat mani 6enn reide Ser
man6te! @en0enburg mar Elm Setter
Deines 8aters. S9 bite Did, bleib
mir nit Sentimentalitdten uno bod=
troben0en SS0een pom 2eibe. Golden
Gurus erlauben mir meme gerbdlt-
niiie nidt. Sd bin bettelarm uno
lpeiS gera0e iebt nidt, tpopon ta in
SEN nabiten Sagen leben uno meine
@irtbin be5ablen ion. Oil balt ia
feline Nbnung, mie iih mlereins
0urdihlagen muB. l1n0 uenn Oh
@en0enburgs 6rou getpor6en marit,
Damn batte CT iider etmas fir mild
qetban. . &immel, @immel, bas err
left man NUN an iei11em ein5igen
&in6e! Nein - ih leioe es nidt -
febr unt, Jag id Sit, februm."
gna laB regIos ibren Mltsbriiden
aegeniiber.
rMein Mutter = niemals."
5rau Charlotte fubr berl1m 5u ibr.
.gfenn mth ni6t audi mod Ml1tter!
|@enn 6as jen1nro bort! 8egreift Oh
nidt, SAB i@ fir mein Sud- als 5a-
lon0ame iofort 0rl1nter 6urd BIN,
menn man erfdbrt, bob ih cine err
madiene Sodter babe? Sd bob' idon
obne6ies Miibe, ein engagement SIT
befommen, uno mug 10 Jung als mog=
lid ibeinen. 3abei f0nnte es mir
geraoe nod feble11, oaB gu Sid als
meme Sodter aufipiellt."
Gpa otbmete idmer auf. @art ge<
mug mar es ibr gemeien, 6ieier 6ralt
sen Mutternarnen 5u geben. Sor tbrer
&er5ensfalte ldm1erte iie 5uiammen.
Sim liebiten tpare iie a1fgeitanoen
l1t1o mdre gelaufen, 10 melt fie lire
6iibe trl1gen, lun aus ibrer Mabe SIT
fon1me11. Mber mo iol1te tie bin. allein
n1o p%erlaiien, mie iie mar? gs balf
nidts. fie mltBte bleiben, ut0 men11
iie iid aud nod 10 febr oemiithigen.
mltBte. sic Bate fid feine groBen
@%nffnungen gemadt iiber sic Mrt Ser
Ma1fnobme BEL Ser Ml1tter ober sic
@irflidfeit iibertraf lire idlimmiten
grpartungen.
,@enn gu es nidt miinidef, min
id Gid gemib nidt Ml,tter nentten.
8itte laB uns einmal ra1big l1,r6 Der.
niinftig mterbanoelr. Sd babe els
11ige bltnoert Marf Gels BEL mir. gs
biirftc retden, nm 0einen l1no mel.
1,en ltnterbalt einige @oden gu BE.
itreiten. SSn5miiden fin0et iid mob!
Mrbeit nno @er0tenit fir MIDI Tins
it ielbit meroe baum SnfeI Sort
idreiben inns i'm bitten, Sid nod 3u
lmteritiiben, biz gu mieoer Engage.
n1e11t bait" s,
Charlotte Iadte bart al1f.
ygbgemieiene Treier pflegen nidt
%groBmutbtg gu iein." ,s.
gpas @eiibt rotbete fid. sss
'n0nfel Sort 1T Elm eoler, giitiger
Mann." III
.ltno trotoem laufft On Inn oa-
bon!~ 5s3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

nsb babe Elm Wort 6es 3utra,,ens
fir gbamberlains Suiten Mittel, 6enn
ii9 babe es mil perfeftem grfolg &c.
.braldbbt, /" iidreibt Gra1i 30. S. 8as-
forol YooIespille, @o. gu faufen lei
Der Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
GQenmaoren 9epartement

perbunben, in Dem MUIR Die moberniten, be-
item, bauerbaftelten &leiberioffe gu nnDg=
lifblt niebrisen 8reiien 9efauft meroen.
CUR Beii9ti9ung laoen elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
nniere Mnsmabl
an @rocerien

ernosli6t es uns, @u6 .oas 8eite gu nie<
orisen Breilen gu %liefern. Sci uns lit Der
@tntauf BON @roce1ien 9lei6bebeuteno NIT
beiierem 2eben gu >tueniger M%usla9en. Neit
Gem @rocerD=9 epartement baben mir elm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18
TRINITY SURPRISED
At WAKE FOREST
DURHAM BOYS WISH TO KNOW
WHY EASTER MONDAY GAME
WAS CANCELLED.

Especial 20 The Richmond virginian.)
DURHAM. N. c., March 1s.--Fans
at Trinity are at loss to know why
the Wake Forest baseball manager
has cancelled the game that was to
have been played here between the
two teams ON Easter Monday.
Instead OF playing Trinity, Wake
Forest will on that day play the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College at
Rateigh. That team has schedule
Of fye games to play with Trinity
this year. and the one that was to
come on Easter Monday and 20 be
played at Durham would In all prob
ability have been the biggest OF all.
An effort is being made to bring
some other team here for that day.
1t il thought that some OF the big
league teams may be passing through
about that time, and that they can be
brought here. or probably some North
ern college on It's return trip might
be secured. BY no means will the
fans be willing to drop that date Alto
gether.
1t In strange the way Wake Forest
engages in athletic sports with Trim
3ty. Last year and this year they
cancelled two basketball games for
unnee essary reasons. and now they
are cancelling a basketball game. and
TO this date the reason has not been
given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18
CALLAHAN IN LINE
TO SUCCEED DUFFY

CHICAGO, March 1s.--Reporr here
says that Jimmy Callahan win succeed
Hugh Duffy as manager of the White
Sox when the latters contract expires
at the close OF this season. The one
time star pitcher and center fie der,
who has been handling semi-profes-
sional mines in and about Chicago for
several years, has signed with the
White Sox this season. He was thir-
ty pounds overweight when he went
South with the team and the critics
scoff at the idea that he can come
back" as player. and consequently
see no other answer to the riddle than
Ine one suggested.
Callahan is known to be q werm
friend OF Charley Comiskey, owner Of
the White Sox. and IL change In
managers Is being considered 1t was
just like the WISE keen "old Roman
to sign tho versatile James 20 that
he could get acquainted with the play
ers and make close study OF thef-
strength and weaknesses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18

AUTOCLUBTO ENTERTAIN

Judge Sims will preside at the good
end & large number of notable speak
srs are announced for the occasion.
TAe convention will be. held under
the auspices Of the Richmond-Lou-
sss-Gordonsvilie Highway Association.
fn the interest of a permanent high
ray from Orange county to Rich
rnond. The meeting will be held at
L. o'clock at the courthouse.
Among the speakers win be Mayor
job nson, OF Louisa Courthouse w.
w. Turner. OF Louisa county. and DIR
Eugene Pendleton. OF Cuckoo. Other
citizens OF Louisa county Will be ask
Cd to make talks AT 2 o'clock IN
the afternoon all who attend the good
roads meeting will be the guests OF
the Richmond Automobile Club at a
luncheon at the Hotel Dickinson, OPP
postfe the courthonuse bulldog.
II. Grim Peck. secretary OF the
Richmond Louisa Gordonsyille High
way Association, and representing the
Richmond Automobile Club. visited
with Judge Sims, Mayor johnson and
other prominent citizens. Mr.. Peck
declares that the people of Louisa
heartily favor the good roads move
ment, and that a large number will
attend the meeting next Saturday.
II Is expected that a number OF
persons interested in the highway will
be present from Gordonsville and
Orange county, from all parts OF
Louisa, Hanover. Henrico and Rich
nnond. If the weather permits a
number Of the Richmond people will
travel TO Louisa by motor car, while
others will leave Richmond on tbs
sac train and win return to Rich
mond at 1890 p. NJ. the same day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18
BASEBALL DIALOGUES
HEARD AT FAN SESSION
Followers of Grand old Game Are Keen About Virginia Lea
que Schedule. Players Making Good and Are Especially
Strong on All Brands of Hope

Has any one seen the Virginia
League schedule yet %
Schedule yet! Say. what are you
talking? Yiddish?"
"Aw, use yer eye. Pick out the
good ones. Don't go sismmin' at any
old thing"
"Uh-huh' that guy is gettin' alto
gether too peevish. l asks. has any
one seen the Virginia League sched-
ule YETI
NO: none OF us has seen It already
once. but we all know what 1t will be-"
Well. line 1t out. Hand 1t to us"
Richmond gets all the weekend
dates and the other fellows get all
the weak end dates
Better set that to music and sing
it over"
"Aw, he's getting funny. First
thing you know. he'll be handing us
that old one about Sunday being the
strongest day because all the others
are week days
We'll, Richmond can't have all the
week end dates. Two other clubs will
have to have them, too"
Sure Norfolk gets the rest. except
those that are given to Danville and
Roanoke, and Lynehburg and Peters
burg"
Well we'll know all about IT Mon
day"
oh. certainly. unless
Unless what"
"Oh, nothing. ] was only thinking
of the manner in which they con-
Quoted the last meeting"
THAT wasn't a meeting, 30; that
was a funeral"
Now that may be brilliant. but
we don't quite get it,"
"Oh, peanuts! Consolvo proved he
was dead one, so they buried him"
Some clawss. huh
That's getting them over"
"Oh, those little things are easy
when you become accustomed to
them"
Yes, but it's mighty tough on the
| others. getting accustomed
Now. let's avoid these little per-
sonslities What's the use of trying to
hit the batter?"
mo use. 30; but it's awful temptin
sometimes"
"Oh, try another bat. Let's talk
/ about the news from the training
camps
+, II hear Bunting IS making great
| hit with tho Nationals"
| Huh! If he can only hit the bal
| he'd do better"
Hes doing that. too, He's making
! hit with his hitting"
Spring practice hitting. DO. In
spring practice the merry little colts
| hit the ball a mile"
| Yes, and by the time the season
| opens the only thing they hit is the
pike to the minors"
'Just the same, Bunting is maxim
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18
LORDS MUST PAY UP
TO AID BOXING CLUB

LONDON, March 1s.-The National
Sporting Club, one of the most rever-
ed Of British institutions. is in such
hard lines from the opposition Of
Hugh Mcintosh and his Olympia an
mex that Manager Bettison Saturday
sent out a circular to members urging
subscriptions OF $2b, 600 to enlarge the
clu bhouse.
curing Eugene CORR, u social heavy
weight, for official referee. This one
move gave the Olympia social prestige,
Mcintosh charges that the National
hired thugs to try and put him out
of business, and that he has literally
had to fight every step of the way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-18

, good.
HE is. They say that Jim McAleer
la 90 tickled with him he sings him
to sleep every night with:
''Bye--lo baby Bunting,
Soon I'll go a-hunting
For a little bunting, too;
I'll win the pennant sure with you.
law, that Washington outfit
couldn't win a pennant II every player
was a Ty Cobb"
Correct II every player was a
Ty Cobb no manager could handle
them. They'd fght each other to
DEATH
you're away Off. Ty Cobb is no
rough house guy. That's the way he
playa"
We'll II that's the way he plays,
believe me, BIZ, L never want to see
him get mad in earnest"
Nothing like the old ginger,
though"
Tell you what. the old pepper is
the thing"
what's this you're starting? a
cooking school"
law, be easy. Would You look for
wheat cakes when the umpire yeIls
batter up!, ?"
mo; but / know that the call of
batter up gets my dough"
Now. wouldn't that get your nan
MEL"
Say. tell me! how did that ex-
preston. get your goat ever ortgl~
nate?"
why. you've heard how fellow
will kid another"
''Uh- huh."
well, IL you kid long enough won't
you get his goat?"
| side out!--Say! If Dutch Revelle
makes good with tho Yankees, Harvey
| Bussey with the Nationals Doane with
Cleveland, Spratt with BOSTON,
| "If!"
/ We'll. they may
| Yep! and every hope Of the white
race may beat Jack Johnson"
Jaw. talk baseball"
( Jaw, talk sense"
Well, little more than g week
will see us all out watching the bunch
tackle the Yankees"
"Yepi all joining in that touching
and sensible strain. we're here because
We re mere.
Hope the weather Will be all to the
good arms
/ Hope the grounds will be in shape
Hope we have something OF q team
this year"
"Uh-huht-hope! when 1t comes to
brands OF hope we're there"
Strong for the hope dope"
Yep. hope springs internal in the
fan tends vest--breast I mean. Let's
, adjouru"