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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

ed ne to ne door. and Z looksd IN. A
lanr-rn. hung N the luw r-uf thr-w a
sur IEhr On two wsrd fErrss trszaed
IKE s1s old 1f1urs OF rar-rs arne. with
rirflss abuur their waistA and 1iEh r1r-
hans. uku Tue Persiana Thav wsrs per
car-uiuE a holy dance Men sat coiss tu
The walla -guarring On the 1uur and
chanting Wills they osar tms with their
hands and rocked rhesr bodies 20 and fra.
The danes b-caras a rr-nzy. The feet Sew
duubie -aythm a. ne sounds crossed sA1n
other
While lost in thfs st-anEe spectacie.
sOrnsthinE aguke ne % the CONSEQUENCES
N a presencs regarding ne VITA the sui
zen syes N a beast A tai. leAn muun-
raineer vas waking around ne slowly n
circle about eve Feet rom vhers Z
stuod- Appearing "a watch the dance
within. Z g-1upet my sttcK Erniy. a. Z
was unAFn-i SOON ny sy-s followed
MN ana 7 had 20 -1r1 my head quickly
40 that 1nlv an instant ne vas unresn a.
nv back few u ths group noticed
aim I mads a slight movement &c
plunged MS hand INTO his bosom. pulled
a dagger into view and inusened x IN its
sheath. walked slowly 1retsndinE ~
be looking hack az the light and ne dance
out into the 4eserted marzst piRSs- The
lean EKIra followed and began 20 move in
a large ciruis round me twenty nset OF
gradually closing 70 eighteen. crtsen anu
then % aen feat I stood n ne same spot
silent but now Always facing him. and
when swung ny stick az him ha would
r-c-sis a psca or two and cunrtnu. 10
circle. Always WIN eyes intent IN me but
never meeting ny gaze Two uuwu
Monrs passing. stopped one sat down
On an snprv box while the Jther stood BY
aim 70 watch the strange snoounrsr
Finally the two Aoors advanced upun
MN. shouting and sesrcuiarnE AagT-ly.
They cauEhr rim by me arms AMI nus
led hlm ar no d0uhr telling him thai
with warships IN tils bay and soldiers IN
ne yuR-dhouse. rznE1er was no place IN
which 70 an Chr1saanA
When rsgained me terrace the whole
world was a hairTiAnd under ths spell OF
rhar beautiful NOM watched che
rrzcerv OF the r-ea shadows upon the ueF-
race AID drank IN the dsep perftIns az
the night Eowers. Through the whisper
iuE uf the trees came the steady best N
the tum-rou1. bun Il had ce&sed 20 call ma
II was no longer a myssrT. Had 1ns uf
FarsFs itr.a plHnB uzfBcAr-1ed- u had tnar
great dramatic artist mersiy added q
charm Of INC nig1r--Sidney AdRmBon IN
Century Magaztns-
touch Of Hanger 70 tnc-ase the glory and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
WITH The Mooas IN MOROCCO
Mystery sf the ram-Esm and the
FfrfuI Pipe Lar=d Vtaarar
m TnuHfsr

The niEhr had tsmpnsd ma ana I SAL
needlezs CT time an A terrace eurzprursd
oy the beauty az the KAsbAh n l1s nul
moon The city was alive some 0ns
played EtfuIiy UPON the AOorzzn pauss.
The EnksinE of a s.rnbr1 blended with
weird snAxctes III Ara3 sung and steadily
r1m-rzIm-a-r71m-c1m. rum-p1m-a-r-1mrIIn-
THAI tom-uom fascinated ma. and 7 arose
to TAGS tie sound Every sanss wa TOO
dsIicz<eiy AWAKE rnr hurry WRScned the
pETrsrn Of trcs shadows on ras path
WhiGa drops By Lizzie niEaz Gf steps
through ths garden srnppsd 70 drink
In rns cool air. r1l OF the DercIms Of 4
night 6owsr, and iztsnsd 70 The Instant
5aAx Of rhs drum through Tia vel az
rastling Iszyea.
The market piAos vAa SIMPLY Az6 vtsea
IN the moonlight rhs sound bszs t-un
me zEnr and 80 I noII0~sd Il AZ . sids
street I paused In the shadow N a lnW
house stood a anal G-awd II msn EAz1E
into = lighted doorway. Fr1m within
cams rhs mad 5aAr 1f the drum Aad the
mufclsd Gry u vuice4 7 wAt-S6 n ne
moonlight and watched r.1e sas= eAcss az
the men a few were az me cfty; others
were af the nelEhb0rng Ezbas; S1G s0zns
we're bArelsEgsd mAdznen 0f TIA hflA
rzHh run the fellowship N eAs-ss and
v1ituruA
I vasnsIy srnrsd danger bur my tsst
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
LOOKS LIKE WHOLE CHEESE
Ws4Eha I2.60o Pounds and VIII Re-
au1rs $4,000 Gallons of
MIN

An American cheese wsag1fng avsr r2Sn1
DomdA- three times a. large a. tina biggest
cheese ever made in the world. Is being
made AZ Appleton Wis. this summer by
n. simon. the American cne@se expert for
the National Dairy Show association
Last year Mr.. simon built . cheese which
weiEhed IittIe over A0s pounds. tsie larry
est in the history of the dairy industry
and IL scursd q per cent AZ the National
Dairy show in Chicago
II seems almost incredible thar sixfy-Ssve
tons. or 1Bo.doo pounds on milk and cr=Am
will be required fur tAa construction II
tusr one cheese. bur II VII take fully
thAt much n Ill ths enut-Acr-
Y viii require all the milk from aISo COWS
nur one dAy, AL pure hred animals, prob
abiy worth fully Eao.10a Fully L257 men
VIII % required 70 do the milking. This
milk VII b Furnished BY 90 sanitary
da2rieK. valued AZ over 71o.Do
Rut securing the milk n only q small par
Of tne cnnsr-1ct1on OF such a mammoth
cheese Il viii require the oomhined efforts
az aea-4y fry sxpsrsenced men 10 make
the cheese EEhtsen sxosrt Ihs~ssEnaksEs
and Twenty-Five 70 thirty exDsr1sncsd help
srs viii work raEslhsr under the supsrvi-
aun OF M Slnnn.
The ceessa. 5eing Gf sach Al sn0rnuuE
Ska. viii have % b built on q specially
cunarrarrsG Cat car. and then = special and
exceptionally larEs rsfrtEarzInr viii have
20 os canHS-uctsd ON the car % cArTy the
cheese until time tor tbs exhibition. Oc-
tsoer - 10 November =
This Worzd's srsAxest ehssze q MOI 70 b
made mereiy for exhibition purposea- bui
II 10 20 be entered into composition viii
the American cheese made in ulinuis. Nez
Ynrk and other dairy srarss.-Chiczgr
Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
Nebraska
MEN INVADING
Representative Of Forces Against
Chemist IS n Lincoln
Would PaEvETT ENDORSEMENT
F-srfnE Favorable Aeffan ~ DuIurh
Conversation. the Antss Try 70 Ea-
Ttrr N-sraska CSnnfs-fouers
Against d. WueT-

LENCDLN. AaE. Especial. That a
Representative Of t1s anrt-Nley tnrcss
visited rhs capita etc only few days aEo
IN 1enalf Of concerns interested IN having
ms tszieral chemist 7=pudia-sd BY the IA
r1unal Meeting u the state pure food COM
uiHsiuns1s % be held ar Duluth next week
.s he belief Of muse acquainted with 1acta
connected virh the presence u ". z. can
ron here the middle OK ths week
Cannon. VINO vas f1rneriy food cum
7uisufuner II -niuradn. and VINO - az
present rsurssenrtnE a Chicago 1OOd tuur-
naL is said 70 be one 1f ne most active
men N ne country IN anu-Wtley ranks
Ee 3 f1r-ner said 70 be thoroughly con
vsrnant with ths inner workings uf tns
annual gatherings af state nood oamInis-
SION and axr-ameiv DESTROYS AZ iris ems
OF preventing an endorsement AZ ne vel
known chemist by thar organization
While N this crv cannon vas not Kvs-
a chance 70 cunrsr with any ~ me head
sfr,ciazs N M P,Irs Food department a.
Commissioner Jackson IL cunvalesctnE a.
his home afrHr a severe illness and chem
list Ra-drs-n was 1ur Of me ary AZ the
time Cannon called az ne StaEs house
Eows--r he il said % ha-s net Rodfsrr
On a rrzin bound for Omaha am % hays
talked Win him wnen the lar-sr left ION
ne Duluth garhsT1nE-
Asserting 70 NsorzllsEa rsprssoi1tz--veH
of the Pure FOOD depA--znenr thsns n
Brrie chance rsiaf the Wiley mater VII
b. taken I'D AZ tia gathering N t1s food
commissioners. u Is rte beIief 1er>L shArsd
BY uur- mod commissions NJ other states
tnat the runEaderar.0n N tne WiiSy MAJ
ter would only prscipita1s a row and ma
thar u one thing which they desire u
avoid az this vea-ss Eaxilsr+nR.
Cannon IL SAID 20 nave called mon Gov
srnor Aldrirh while In the CITY. but q
said not 70 have disclosed the nsal purpos'
" mis- mission hers % the stazs sxsGursvs
70 several ne ravs the innormarsm rtas
he nsr-iy stopped or % pay bis rsspsciI
20 the Pu-s Food department..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

dropped ths docinrss tr-Hrment. and cum-
nenced no In ~ CuticzTa 5aA1 and CluI-
neux. and n . ~ dNTa nutinrd a narxuH
caRuEc- TIA eruption an his cnH-ks was
almost aRAled- and atx gnuuidara Ans and
bre4G wcre dc-deeily befteT when ne va
aootf seven monL6s nid. all rrzns Of M
S-zecA vas -Dne
During aix te@tting pegiod. his hsad and
thca we're hFnGea 9iIt IN 1ults which I c7trrf
wtth CuficuTa Soap and Ointment SNrnir
ne murt have Been a grgat sufferer During
the tne Of teethtng and rum the time
droppsd ne doCtors tEcAEznent. used tna
Cufictlra 1nAp AMI CUtic1ra ctut-nent
mining slse. anu when two YeArr aid ne va
ne siCturs sf 1sAita- EtS c1muiariun
Wa seft and beautiful. and hiH 1sad a mass
u silky ciIrts I mad osen Afralu that be would
never De vel. and I ie-l mat I owe . greae
deal "a tle CutiC1ra Rsmr,iies.' ,SiKnedl
Nm Mary ". AamseF, Ia & Jackson a..
Colorado 6pr1nEs Coio.. sept. -. 1910.
Although CuttCura soEn and CutSrlrR
Ointment are sufc 0y druggists and drEler1
syeEyEncTe- LIBERAL sAmpie Of Zach. VITA
S2-pA<e 0nokief an the skin and hair, VII
% sent- pusE-fre>- On application 70 Pusssr
DTug 4 Chem Cora. Dept Sd. Bnz<aa-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
RETURNS ON STATE PRIMARY
Vote Cast Last Tuesday IN Nebraska
is Coming N at Last.
Places ON TICKET ARE sETuE
Ra-s. Haa-r sad Lerrsn e. H-.d th-
RspuBIfezn and Dela. Oldham
aua stnrk On the D-rna-
~~affr.

VITA ne sr-cial count practically cum-
olsted nnr the primary vuts u last r7lea-
dav. ths puzt1un N the several cand3dsues
s. an bur settled. On the republican tfzkss
Il n csr-atn rhar Judges Rose Ea-ner ard
Lef-on az nunuinaced Tor me supreme
bench. their lead over the ether candidatss
being decisive On the democratic ticKsr
Tudzs Oldham and fudge Dean aTs appa--
sntly Nominated. bun me race COR t,ie third
place - very Close between 5tark and
Albert win the probabilities in favor Of
start wno has a cad Of - in stx-T-r1rse
counties -.Dor-ed and -abulared az the
hour OF going % pr-ss- IN these counties
r1s r1taI vote cast Is a Ht-ie 1vsr S.oa
= 80 Tor the republicans and 2A575 for
me democrats The cutals nur The cauti-
dares d1r supreme iudEs ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
eram the 7Sck4@s - the
AHTanrtc.

Somewhere CUT IA the tan timber thar
Tins ths slopes OF the Rockies arr two
bears. now moving c1ward the Office Of
Mayor GKynur in the New York city hail.
They havs letters OF Introduction. and
also carry a cunsiderzhia quantity Of
''5oust-And-boun,' Htsra<zrs about rhs Wa
sztcn mountains. vners th@T vera dubbed
and cAprrsd
The bears. Z s1uuId BE- added. azs tarns
bears broken 70 harness. and h1tcted
TOR their long overland journey N a liter
arzrrs-dIied cart A t-zppsr named :. Z
Ellis. VINO trapped them WHEN they vsrs
younger than they ar now, il their driver.
and ne cart % which he has hitched them
"a 1ne especially conr-1ved for the journey.
The bears Esra captured last w1ntar
Ellis came down out Of tt1e mountains In
the spring and became inrsreErsd IN the
''bOosrsr' work OF the SAT- Lake Com
meru1AI club. Es suggested that bear
power would bs a better way Of invading
New YORK than the rather ovsrvorksa
f0utDuwsr ana hicycle-powsr ana 0t11er
po~E cnnrzprsuns that have within a
year or two invaded city hall PARK
Ths Commercial club people agreed. and
Mayor Jnhn BrznEnord Of Salt Lake agreed
20 write ina Necessary LETTERS Of intro
ducr1un 70 mayors along the ROUTE and one.
little longer than the rssr- 70 Mayor
Gaynnr.
This bears are cinnamon cubs. only half
grovu- The wagon they ara drawing has
besn named Utah. and the Hterzrurs has
% 10 IN part with ths splendid chances "a
hunt bear a tourist may encounter within
4 Two days IT'D rum his Salt LAks City
hofAi- One OF the bea-s has osen named
SAT- and the dt1sr Laka rnstr dr1vsr
ON lsEvfnE the CummarcsA1 ciun. asadsd IN
ths direction NJ ths old overland r-atl
through tina GrsAS south Pass. and est
mAtsd that hs should reanh Mayor Gar,
nors Office IN about three nonraH.-Neu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

SEWARD, Web. AuE- a SpecsRl- -
Ms. Arnold EoEEe was seriously injured
IN a rsnaEzy accident yesterday Eer
horsa became frightened AZ Il r1ad grader
and turned over her cSrr7aze. 1rezk1nE
many OF her bunss.
ChRnceilur Avery OF tho University
OF Nebraska and P-of G. W Meilsr.
PRESIDENT az the German Lutheran colleges
OK this place. viii be ths spsAAsrs Tor The
GernKn-Amer-oAn picn1E August - The
L1ncnin Crsez band and Seward band VIII
play.
Grandma riekeu. agsd - yearz died az
r1s home OF her daughter yesterday from
1zscer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
ru-.in@ Lh<Ar an My-s-ri--.

Al ne commercial Ms ~ ne naticfi
ar 20 hs invest rated. one mora thuruugh
uphearsi vii restore -urfidercs and huEi-
hess viii resume with a rush. We need .
Newspaper IN which uuiti-rnilliunHirss VII
PRINT lay BY day -1eir lnmnsV thuuEhtA
Balance sheets AMI cost sheets car %
docrursd 80 that -iey Win not n1rniEh nil
publicity. Curtl We -an gev az whsr Dfr
Morgan thinks INST as Va ger a. what .fr
Roosevelt or Mr.. ErTan thinks W ahan
not BE- able 70 discount Mr AfurEans in-
oenuunH. VII ire searching publicity urrsd
ny Partner Perkins give IN .heae sgbcun-
sciuus mur-nursnEs NJ his pRr-un saint
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

GALWAY. Neh-. AuE n.-,sp-ciAl-l-
William s FinneL farmer Wno rzsidss
I've miles south az trlE Gty. FssuerriAT
met Wftn an accident Which NAY onst him
me siEnf az ms ia1 60 He Was eurrrng
duSn sume uresz. hn1p aAneu one ard 49, N
me scf AZ trimming che INNS nnam the
runk al ne ues Wnan q Hmb lev bsek
striking hfn m the szs and = uS1E paas-
traf.d the side az he sg@tAI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Rawa msss P-szs -
Usurr4a Pa1s-1uzxsss-RT1nAa
Ass1r1sy 7sns rnprovss-Cfry Attorney
Iuhn A Esne VINO - confined IN Wise
hospital with An attack OF rvphOid fever.
IL progressing navurabiy. The form Of
the disease which has attacked him Ii not
me most vfrulenr and he may not have a
long illness.
WHITE Among OLA Rrssnds-A 3. White.
formerly N Omaha q g-aduAzs on the
University Of Nebraska. now a direcrnr n
the Wight and Day bank N 81 LSalts. was
IN the CITY Saturday Whiting old c-1enda
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

1rnse 1iit RiEn, am N 2
iev tzgs beams a su5id
scz1. I became LErurli.
and called our hauly
pnrztc.Rn whp o. gnrs
prunouncsd IN dinaAae
ezeEnR. The lit1le 1eluw
was under ms Eracsnn1t
TOR a0ouf ttlTes muHtnA
Bv me snu n that tsEns,
Ne Esernalf 40 1rigeu I
h@cnrna dfrr~ruras-Ari
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

EOREy Neb-- AnE. H-ispseAl )-Eur<
lare a aroum nactnrT upsnsd Septsm-
Der nf H. = Furtsr He has al the
nscsssarE MACHINERY n0w IN place. and *
B-aEs ~ aEupiaS tlrs@ ar saHr ~<1sFs araom
Esa&Ma - EEA<k 9lEA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

FALLS CITY Nen-. AIg. - Special -
rhs directors on M Fans CITY state uanx.
az a nesuuE aeid This wsss. decided 20
Increase the 5anEs capital from Ea.0o ~
g5Iea VITA the surplus, the ncr-as@
GIVES the hank a -auitai 1f neariv nan ao.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

M WHITE 10 the son 1f Or White who
was drr .-vsrsl terms chief ~ me hureau
az anirnal INDUSTRY tor s1uth omaha-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

For railroRd COMMISSIONS Fan mas cad
N as ever Beebe On the r=pubiicAn ticket
and Earma1 mas a lead III 1ea-=y Laoe over
Furse on the democrats ticket Fof -
gents az the university Miller Ia safely
nominated and Enapp has a slight lead
over Anderson On the democrz<ic ticket
The dzIIr=s are:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20

q lung hsznw-nzEa Sesp II and cuE@ weak
Iursa. coughs and coids With DR.. Engs
View Discovery &c and s1-A For sale by
BeAnnn Drug Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
THE BEE. OMAHA MONDAY. AUGUST n. 1911

. cuunttes.---..Ls - AK a-st aI-b
For -e-Hurs Of the university the demo-
Gratis have nominated Enann ard Miller
apparently The rE1rss are.
HeEeur-Uems.rar.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
HIS eczema GONE
AND BOILS CURED
Eczema 5egzn When Three Weeks
Old. Arms, Shoulders and Breast
a Solid Sczb. sOils Broke Out
During Teething. Used CIticTra
Soap and Ointment, and lie Was
the Picture Of Health.

Ny 1m wss zbaIf t1rr- wesi,s aid WA
I notices. 4 br-AkinE-out an as cnHekz. fruzn
which q WRrerT EIbEtancs ouns1- snurr
ttna asfur ais HE-ns snutlidsrE and 1ruzu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-20
Vote on Supreme Judge
-DEMOCRArs

N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
Final Game of Home Series Today
PHELAN LEADS LEAGUE IN
 FIELDING THE THIRD SACK,

Phelan, the sensational third-sacker of tho Birmingham Barons, tops the third basemen of the Southern league when 1t comes to fielding the last corner of the diamond according to the Atlanta Jour nal
 Al O'Dell, the Atlanta Cracker. who Is serving his first year in real fast com pany, ranks a close second.
 Murch of Chattanooga, Smith, the At lanta boy playing with Nashville; Alt man of Memphis, Rohe of Mobile and Elwert of Montgomery come next in the order named. Manush, who is now cov- ering third for the Pelicans, has a perfect fielding average. but he is not counted as he has participated in but two games.
 The race between Phean and O'Dell for the honor of being called the premier third-sacker of the circuit is close and intensely interesting. Both are serving their first year in Kavanaugh's league, and are being complimented on their work by every scribe and baseball fan who sees them work
 The two-third stationers have made the same number of errors-four each-which is going at major league clip, consid- ering the many games in which they have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
LITTLE CHATTER OF THE
 TWO BATTLES YESTERDAY

TOT in the double-header. Sentelle had IA with three errors and Nebbinger eight with two.
 Lejeune gould not see em at all in the sun of left field yesterday.
 The Barons had to hit safely in self defense in the second game. They could hardly get out. 44dss 1 The Lookouts did not show any disposi- ton to delay the second game in hope of darkness. This was creditable of them.
 Benton may be the goods-some of these days.
 Covaleski coached earnestly for the Lool1outs during the double-header While Covaleski is not the winner he was last season, he has shown more praise worthy traits and is perhaps a better nan than then. gsl.iitisiHHEEl
 If he was a Baron, we would win the pennant.
 Marcan opened each game with triple. chances in the opening innings of the first game.
 Wonder if President Andrews telephoned Manager Smith yesterday to relieve More in the first inning of the second? 1t looked, however, as if More just walked out. He is one who knows when he has enough.
 If Moiesworth hadn't attempted to steal third in the first inning of the second game the inning might never have been terminated.
 Elliott is still playing a star game.
 Gibson, however, caught several hun- dred straight games. and who can say that "Rowdy" is not as good as Gib- son?
 The final game for practically two weeks occurs this afternoon. There was another large crowd yes- terday.
 Would you give s7OOo for 'Rube" Ben ton? B. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25

we've had a lot of baseball in the last two days.
 The fifth game between Birmingham and Chattanooga will be played this after noon if nothing happens. On account of the shortage of fingers 1t is probable that Manager Molesworth will be forced to send Trough to the hill again this afternon. Some critics, how ever. say that it doesn't require much pitching to beat Chattanooga. Unless More returns to the mound this afternoon. Smith will probably give Cova- leski another trial. But it will most prob ably be More. | 4 Covaleski has pitched -four or five games
 ..he present road, trip of his club and
 them all. -
 After todays game the Barons will take the road visiting in succession Atlanta, Memphis, Nashville and Chattanooga. i They return home June 12 for 14 games. Pitcher Kent will join the Barons June ln NdSnVllle.
 It is hoped that some other pitcher will also jon the club on or before that date. Manager Molesworth looked like himself yesterday for the first time this season.
 Johnson has made distinct hit in two days
 
 Tannehill has won four of the five games he has pitched and should have won the one he lost. Three 1o-innings games in the Southern league yesterday.
 Memphis was pie for the Billikens. Ryan pitched bad ball for Mobile, permitting Nashville to make it three out of four for the series, and New Orleans nosed Atlanta out in the tenth. Atlanta, pre- vicusly, had established a big lead. They say the cork centered ball will have to go. The pitchers will heave a thankfu. prayer, however. The Phillies lost again. II Phelan is playing the best game of the league at third. Yantz had 16 chances with one error and Marcan had 15 chances with one er-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
MOBILE BUGS
 HARD TO SUIT

Mobile. May 24.-Nashvllle made 1t three out of four from Mobile by taking to- days game in ten innings, to B. The Gull inf1eld went to pieces in the tenth, letting in four runs. Though Apder-
 son gave nine bases on balls, he was strong with men on the bases. Ryan was wild and was hit freely, Ffene reliev- ing him and pitching good ball, his team mates losing the game for him with er- TOTS. Umpire Caulinower gave several decisions on which players of both clubs kicked, having trouble all through the game. He called Swacina out at second. Mobiles first man up in the tenth, and after the game he was escorted to the cars followed by a big crowd who hissed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
EDITED BY HUGH W. ROBERTS

participated and the many chances they have gone after. Phelan has had lO2 chances with O'Dell just five behind. All balls, hard or slow, bounders or line drives. look alike to athem, while the throwing of each is well-nigh perfect. Both have already attracted the attention oe .najor league scouts who are looking them over with view of taking them into fast company in 1912
 Elwert of Montgomery leads in chances with 135. while he has also made more errors than any other final stationer with 1s-just twice as many as Rohe and Alt man. the two next lowest.
 O'Dell has the excellent average of .s59. willie Phelan's Is .se1. Next in line Is Murch with .944, then comes Smith wj;h .940
 Here are the figures on the third-sack- CTS of the league, including Saturdays
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25

The entries for the. big grammar school track meet, which will be held at the fair grounds tomorrow after noon, closed yesterday, and from indi- cations the meet promises to be the largest strictly grammar school meet held in the south.
 contestants and Is grammar schools of the city will be represented. The meet last year was held at East park, put the park will be too small this year and the use of the fair grounds has been given Coach Messer.
 Practice for the meet has been going on steadily among the grammar schools for the past three weeks and interest runs high in the results of the meet. The rivalry between the schools has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
IS HIGH IN GRAMMAR
 SCHOOL TRACK MEET OF FRIDAY

been developed to a high degree by the annual affair and not only a large crowd of athletes will be present Fri day, but a large audience is expected
 Coach Messer, the physical director of the Birmingham public schools, un- der whose direction the meet will be put on, had the following to say last night:
 T believe that the meet to be held Friday will be the largest grammar school meet held in the south. So far as I know in no other city is there 800 entrants in an affair of this kind. I have seen the teams in action and I predict some rare sport for Friday aft ernoon. l expect that a number of the grammar school records will be smashed"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
Matches at Chattanooga

Chattanooga, May .24-(Special.) )-Ar- ticles were signed today between Kid Heidle of Cincinnati and Jake Abel of this city, binding the two to meet before the Chattanooga Athletic club in an eight round bout on May 30. Kid Goodwin of New York and Kid Kline of New York final. Abel and Heidle fought eight rounds here some time ago, Abel receiv- ing the decision. The popular verdict went to Heidle, however, and the return match is arranged primarily to settle the question of supremacy between the two.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
WIN
 PRETTY GAME

New Orleans, May 24.-The locals won a nip and tuck game from the Atlanta club this afternon by the score of I to 6, the de- ciaing run being scored in the tenth in ning. Atlanta was ahead up to the eighth. when the locals took the lead by scoring four runs. The visitors tied it up in the ninth by sco. ing two and the locals scored their wipner in the tenth on Manushs s single, wild pitch, a sacrifice and a felder's choice. Both teams hit hard. This makes New Orleans and Atlanta