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Ezo MAKES FEET FEEL FINE.
Bunions. Sooths the Inflamed Skin

If your feet are tender, get sore easily, burn and sting and keep you feeling miserable all the time, go to Sorrells Drug Company today, lay down 25 cents--say I want jar of Ego.
 Then rub on Ego and rub out agony All pain will vanish like magic, and you'll have as good pair of feet as anyone on earth. Ego is refined oint- ment that quickly soothes and heals all soreness wherever located.
 Use it after shaving and fer sun burn. rough or itching skin, for red nose. eczema or blackheads. It cer- tainly does the work.
 Ego Chemical Go,
 Rochester, N. r.. Makers.
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25TH ANNIVERSARY
1 II. Strauss and Company Issues an
 l& Invitation Commemorating Quarter of Century Bus- ness Career.

H. Strauss and Company will cele- brate their 25th anniversary Monday, February 27 A quarter of century ago this firm began it's successful business career in this city from a modest beginning, and year by year H. Strauss and Company have kept pace with the growth of the city and never at any time has this firm not been strictly up-to-date not only in the high class goods kept in stock, but in the general appearance of the store, which has not only attracted first class patronage from the local public, but from visitors from the large cities Mir. Gus Strauss is the resident mana ger of the firm, and has always taken a deep interest in affairs of the city, showing the same progressive spirit in public matters that he has in in his business. MT. Herman Strauss is manager of the St. Louis concern of M. J. Steinberg Hat and Furnishing Company for the past Is years, and is well known in the city among the business men, making periodical visits to this city and keeping not only in touch with the business here, but with affairs in general
 H. Strauss and Company is not on.y one of the oldest firms in the city, but twenty five consecutive years of busi- ness dealing with the public has strengthened not only their reliability for fair dealing, but their financial standing is second to none
 The many friends of this firm hope that they will live to celebrate their 50th year, and may each year add to the age of the firm, add also to it's growth, until as now H. Strauss and Company will come to be spoken of by visitors who come here from afar in telling their friends at home of the beauties and attractiveness of Hot Springs and mentioning incidentally that this firm carries the same line of goods as can be had in the largest cities of the east, north and west, and have one of the most attractive stores in the entire south.
 The Messrs Strauss have issued the following invitation to the public to commemorate the event:
 1QCc
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EXTEND TAMPA RACES.

Tampa, Fla, Feb. 25.--t a meeting of the West Tampa Racing Associa- ton this afternoon it was decided to extend the meeting originally sched uled to close on March II until March 25. adding twelve racing days to the original sixty day meeting.
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Tennis Club, won the National Rae quet championship title today by de- feating his club mate. J Gordon Doug lass, three out of four games in the final match on the local court.
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skarw.r. Alasks. Iuna .. 1aea.

Coscura Remedy Go, Hst Springs. Ark. ek-Enclosed Ind two dsllars for two bottles of "COSCURA." Kindly send by msil st once and oblige.
 Fl. D. KIRMSE. P. s.--wnat is tbs beet figures on one dozen lots ns I thinx that I can sch quite number
 coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs, Axk. Dear sir-While tn Het Springs fog . ma, l WAS under the treatment Of the doctor all the time was in Hot Springs snd he didn't do me any good. He made me worst all the time until I had to quit wonderful remedy "COSCURA," so I tried two boxes of your salve before I left Hot Springs and 1t cured my face up SC nicely. You can send me one hox sf yoar "Cosc*RA" at once. I will send
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Frank and Eugene Polheimus, young men who were reared in Hot Springs, but who now reside at Texarkana, are in the city on visit.
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oankosh. wis. Jan. 1s. 1905.

Oshkosh. Wis. Jan. IS, 1905.
 Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs, Arx.
 Nv Dear Sir-I have used quite num- per of packages of "COSCUHA.' both for myself and friends. All who have used 1t aie pleased. Will you kindly send me half dozen packages by mail or exPresS;; | think express will be cheaper. whi remit as sosn as goods are received. ! xaay put "COSCURA" in every drug store In the city. Let me hear from yoa " On0' ~ GEO. H. BUcKsTAFF.
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For Sale by All Druggists

IS NOTHING JUST As TAKE NO sussrITurE-THERE Y YOUR DRUGGIST DOES NOT KEEP coscuRA SEND ,oo TO
 THE 0oscuRA REMEDY COMPANY HOT spRINos ARK. AND
 A'AH WAL BE SENT YOU POST PAID. .s<
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ae Kcy. m.. Sept II, 1903. coscurs nefhsdy Co. Hst sprinKs, Ark Gentlemen Enclosed ind exprea, msney order for one dollar, for one i'm "cOSCUhA" skin Cure. ~hieh ' wi0R
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Paducrln rv yun. ye ,oa

Paducnz, KY, June 8, 1gsa tor more of tie salve the raxt time I have had the eozemn three years ani 1t hsl spread sil over me. but am nearly we'll Do you eat anything sweet when
 MIBB WILLIE WYLY.
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NorfsIk, Va, July g, 1908. Coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark. Gentlcmen--Please ship at once one jar of "COSCURA." It beats anything ever used. Enclosed fined $1.00.
 JACK SEfMAHAN.
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st. Louis, Aug. 19, IyUs.

St. Louis, Aug. IS, iyoa. Coscura Remedy O., Hot Spi ings, Ark. Dear Sir-l have friend here that has years. and I wish you to write q few lines that can give this boy to read and state how he can get your "CODCURA. I have never had it any more since thai time. Hoping to hear from you sscn remain yours truly,
 The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas D. Johnson, 1Sf7 ". Jsf- ferson Avenue. St. Louis, Mo
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Read What People Who Have Used coscnra Have to Say

such \ wonderful preparation, and | prosperous continuance of your busips~s remain. very truly yeury,
 ChEM KENx
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Dec. IS. 1903.

Dec. IS, l90t. Coscura Remedy Go. Hot Springs, Ark. Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my check for S2. Kindly send me two Jars of "CCSCURA" to uny address here. I have alss given the advise to a num- Der of friends whom also are very much pleased Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottles was smashed to pieces last summer. It's a good thing. Yours truly. F. A. ABBOTT.
 Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C.,
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Coscura Remedy Co.,, Het Springs. Ark.
 Dear Slr-Enclosed find money order fei for one dozen bottles ef 'COS-- CURA." to be sent by mail at once, and tblire H. D. KIRM5E.
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August II, 1903.

Soscura Remedy O., Hst Springs. Ark.
 Kindly send me at once two jars eos. CURA." Am pretty near well; have used sent it to me at New Orleans, Meridian and here, and can highly recommend 1t. have put lots ot pesple on to "CO5- CuRA" since l tried if in Hot Springs inside of all the wrappings. Respect fully, MRS. A. F. SHEARMAN.
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e. W. B. JOHNSTON.
coLJJMBrJs. ohio. oct n. iyss

TAO Woodbrne Ave, Oak Park. ILL
 Dear Sirs--Piease find enclosed ont dollar for which please send me . bo1 of "COsCURA." I can not live withou, t. Very truly, Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel
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Fl Scott Kan Sent g. 1904

It. Scott, Kan. Sept g. 1904. Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs, Ark. Enclosed find express order for $1.00. Please send me by mall one bottle of "COSCURA." It surely ts the proper thing for bocze fighters and red faces. A gentleman by the name of Johnston gave me some for q trial and will gay It is something wsndsrfsl Yours truly.
 R. D. G0BIN.
 k20 Hast walt Street
 Hale, Mo. June 9. 1903. Coscua Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Ark. Gsntlemen-l have used one bottle of your "COSCURA'' for ecyema and find 1t has helped ne more than any thing else I have used so far and as no ones selling 1t here. I enclose S2.00 for which send me the amount in the remedy and make us prices on it by the half dozen or dozen bottles. Yours truly.
 Fl b. TRACY
 SIS Boyd Street
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. ls. 1884.
 Central Hotel HAleen-

Coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark Enclosed find y1. Please mall me one jar ef ''Cc5CURA." can't Keep IL. Every one takes 1t away from me. In It. Scott, Kan, & customer e and got the jar. He used it twice and couldn't get 1t back. He sent for . tsf. (Gebin,. Fl. Scott). I gave hsh of mine away. but l won't be without 1t. 6sne at once. Yours. etc.,
 c. W. B. JOHNSTON.
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WON cH(mploNsHlp.

5. 25.-Reg:nald R. Nuv2Y W York Racquet and
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Fort Scott Kan, March 5. 1905, Coscbra Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs, Ark. Gentlemen-Enclosed find one dollar. Please send me one more jar Of your "COSCURA" Skin Cure, 1t sure dses It's work an represented. R. D. GOBIN,
 $40 IL. Wall St
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LewisDurg, Ky, Jan. s. 1908.

EeWBDUTB, hy., Jdn. D, IsVs Coscura Remedy Co.. Hst Springs, Ark. Gentlemen-I enclose you t1,00 fer which you will please send me one jar of salve. My wife's face has been broken out for fifteen years. One day ehe said she would give me $100 if l would cure her face. Incidentally I heard of your she has used. and I am glad to say her face is as 1t WIS in girlhosd. Now she won't pay me the s100. What would you 10 under the circumstances. I am recom- mending "COSCURA" to all my friends. Respectfully, O. T. SUTTON. s02 Matsmorax St., San Antonio, Tex.
 Toronto, Ont, Oct. $, 1905.
 Gentiemen--Please send me by Innfl one box "COGCURA" sintment. alse quote me prices an 8 quantity. I can sell lot of the stun here. Thanking you in advance s. M IRISH & co.
 per G. L4 Irish.
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CJscura Remedy O.. Hst Springs. Ark. Dear Sir-You will please send me one while there same years back For eczema. send 1t at once. 1t is all you claim ios It. want 1t fer piles, etc. Respectfuiys
 c. A CARMICHAEL. Coscura Remeuy CO. Het Springs. Ark: CuRA."
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Dear Sir-Enclosed please nnd NeM York Draft for s1.0O, for which pIeeee Winter before last when at the gRrine. send me at once . far of "COSCUMA the advice of "Billy'' Maurice. and N certainly does tho work, and quick. eoA Yours truly. RoBT. c. BOY1
 l7l9 Denninon Avan0&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-02
CUBS TO BLAME FOR FAILURE
OF THE ALL-STARS' BATTLES
Ed Honey Spells Winter Yarn of 10 Big
Leaguers Meeting in Chicago in October
and Agreeing to Defy Commission.

scraps between the Athletics and the All
Stars. Ty Cobb. Gabby Street, Walter
Johnson. Eddie Collins and other wizards
Of the diamond told us they would be
in Kansas City for the games Fletcher
had booked on whatever date the pro-
mOter picked.
We moved over to New York and saw
the first three battles between the Giants
and and the Hishlanders. Again we heard
the Fletcher games were sure go.
The day the worlds series was opened
in Philadelphia we bumped into George
Mcbride. the Nationals starry shortstop.
on Broad street. block from the Belle
vue-Stratford. where the official base ball
party hung out.
You have got the right DOPE" de-
clared Mcbride. Il played with the
All-Stars In the series with the Ath-
letics. and the entire American League
bunch will be on hand for the games
Heydler Looked for Battles.
After bidding goodbye to Mcbride. we
ran into John Heydler the popular secre-
tary OF the National League. Was Nc
Bride talking to YOU about the boys
playing those games in Kansas City?"
Heydler asked
Yes we replied. 'He states that the
American League crowd is going through
with their end of the agreement, and out
west the National Leaguers are declaring
thes VIII sHo" up at the right time.
Hope the boys collect those checks -
said Heydler. 1T looks to me as if the
games will he played. and all l hope is
that nobody gets hurt and that there is
no afterclap.''
That is how they had it all along the
line. The failure of the proposition can
be attributed to the Cubs-Miner Brown.
orator. in particular-states Honey. and
the Big Train uses the harsh word quit
in expressing his contempt for the Chi
n q t,1no
and everybody else concerned. Further
more. it meant that the national commits
sion would find out just how independent
the stars of the big arena were.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-02
DIDN'T MEAN IT.
Demand for Society Lion Manager
Slip of Tongue.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, January 1.-The new
owners of the ST Louis Browns, Nat
Ewing, Mark Ewing and L. NJ. Hodg-
man. held a conference here last week
with Jimmy Callahan, former White SoN
manager and owner of the Logan Square
ball club of the City League. who appears
likely to be the manager of the Browns
for the coming season.
None of the parties interested would
admit that the former White SoX leader
was being considered for the manage
ment of the Browns. but said the meet
ing was purely social
His experience under Comiskey and
since then i'm handling both the playing
and business end of the Logan Square
club has qualified Callahan for the lead
ership of the Browns from managerial
standpoint. His personality. New Eng
land breeding and connections qualify him
for the society end of the position.
President Comiskey took the st. Louis
men out to inspect his new park last
week Mr.. Hodgman later said the ques-
ton of a manager for the Browns had
not been settled. and the meeting to com
plete the organization of the club would
not be held until after New Year.
THAT social lion feature of the man.
agement grew out of slip of the
tongue said Mr.. Hodgman. The man
who made it Immediately explained him.
self, but l saw. by the twinkle. i'm the
reporters eye that ii would not be over
looked, and II wasn't"
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CHICAGO CUBS WANT WILLIS.
President Murphy Refuses to Waive
on Cardinal Veteran.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, January Vic Willis
may grace the West Side slab in a Cub
uniform next season if the ST Louis and
other National League clubs do not OBJ
| ject. President Robson of the Cardinals
asked for waivers on Willis, and Presi-
dent Murphy wired his re sIsal to waive
claim to the tall right handler If ne
other club refuses to waive claim st.
Louis either must retain the pitcher or
| let him go to the Cubs for $1,000 If
several clubs refuse to waive claim 1t
may be settled by lot
| Willis was a winning pitcher under
Manager Clarke of Pittsburg, and last
year. with near tailend team, won nine
and lost twelve games. With team
like the Cubs behind him Willis undoubt-
eddy would better that record. At least,
he is veteran of skill and experience,
who could be used to pull games out
of the fire in tough spots.
Del Howard was added to the names of
| those who may. might, or could manage
! the st. Louis Browns next season. Del
| did not permit himself to remain among
the possibilities long. for he said the diff
his present berth in Louisville would be
| more than made up by the interest he
| had in the Louisville club IL he succeeds
| in his ambition to make winner out of
the Colonels.
| Regarding the st. Louis management,
| President Johnson of the American
League said that so far as he knew the
by the new owners. They were merely
| looking the field over. he said. and would
not make their choice known Immediate
| ly unless they change the plans they had
| in mind when they left here Thursda,
night to return to st. Louis.
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Waverley Electrics
Ask anyhody-the world knows. J
Mitchell Six"
The right car-rlsht price.
AUTOMOBILE Co 18th ard o.
ESTOPPEY MAKES A RECORD.
Runs One Thousand Miles in %
Many Hours.

LOS ANGELES. January with hun
dreds cheering Justify at his wonderful
squirt around the twelve laps which re-
manned to complete his task, Eugene Es-
toppey ran his thousandth mile in as
many consecutive hours at midnight yes
terday morning. and established an en-
durance record of the world.
He started at 10 o'clock the morning
of November -. Ten days later the run
ner showed unmistakabIe signs OF fatigue
and was urged to quit. But perseverance
was Estoppeys long suit. and he hoppe
along and got his second wind. His fn-
ish yesterday morning demonstrated his
wonderful endurance.
When he started around the twelre-iap
course the place was packed 10 suffoca-
ton, and officials had hard time keep
ing the crowd back from the course. Es-
toppey looked as though he would be I'M
able to hold the fast pace he had marked
out. for his final mile. and sheer pluck
kept him on his feet until the finish had
been announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-02
SCHOOLS Will START
ON TRACK THIS WEEK
Squads Will Not Settle Down
to Real Work Before
Next Monday.

While it is hardly likely that much
real work will be done this week on
the local tracks. it Is more than prob
able that each of the schools will make
! preparations for a strenuous season.
| This week will find some of the squads
l1mber1ng up to get the kinks out of
their legs in order to settle down to
the long grind next Monday, while
the others will not start work until
later.
The high schools will probably be the
| first to begin training. With the re-
opening of school tomorrow several of
the squads will begin limbering UP,
and little later will be followed by
the private Institutions. Work will
hardly be begun in the colleges before
Monday, as the last few days of this
week Will probably be devoted to the
Strengthening out of scholastic duties
Georgetown has never had its squad
of school. while the Maryland Aggies
do not return from the holiday vaca-
ton until the 9th. 1t is probable that
the George Washington aggregation
Will be given it's first workout some
time In the next few days.
Some close competition is apt to be
seen among the local scholastic insti-
tutiohs this winter Central has al
ways been about the whole show but
If the quality of the material In some
of the other schools this year is any
criterion it is more than likely that
that school will not find any scholastic
trophies easy picking. By all indica-
tions Cathedral School and Business
High will each turn out crack team
and it is not unlikely that Western and
Tech will be in the running.
Business has six men who are good ma
terial for team and will certainly he
heard from if they are not put out of
commission by the funk rule Rathbone
Scott, Black. Goldsmith, Shore and Bird
get furnish nucleus from which good
team should be built. a relay four to
trim most anything in the scholastic
ranks should be turned out.
Reuter- and Hamilton will he the main-
stay of the Central aggregation in the
40 and dashes, and as both are fast, it
would be an easy matter to develop d
good relay team with them as it's back
bone. 1t is likely that Central, instead
of putting out relay team, will pay
more attention to the individual schola site
events
Tech is determined to have a team on
the floors this winter. and if the quality
Of the material in the school is any
criterion 1t will surely make good.
What Western will do is problema teal.
There are two or three men in the
school who gave much promise last year.
and if they develop to any perceptibie
degree will do some good work. Tanner.
Adams and Barclay are above the aver
age scholastic quarter milers, and should
make themselves heard from before the
winter is over. Upnlan is a fair man in
the hurdles.
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Why Present-Day Ball Players
Are Better Than Old liners

The work OF
enabled STUDY
b
OF
the ves
placed
catch
ball that
andn O lis
Of
much
position
individuality Of bat
HIT shift
postio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-02
ALTIZER GETS JOB.
Cincinnati to Make Him Regular
Shortstop Next Season.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CINCINNATI, January lit looks as
if David Altizer, the bony veteran whom
the Reds yanked up from the minor
league waste basket, would start the
1911 season with lot of responsibility
upon his hands. 1t isn't to be a case
of a tryout with Davy. He won't have
to compete for the shortstop's job with
several other eager Cinnamon, all
younger than himself. He's to go on the
task at roll call and stay there all sea-
son.
The turning down OF both Corcoran
and Downey. good and capable Short
stops. and especially the fact that they
get the hook this early instead of even
waiting till the training trip, shows that
Altizer is considered fixture and will
not have to worry about opposition from
any one. 1t seems like taking a long
chance, but Garry Hermann and Clark
Griffith are evidently quite satisfied that
Dave will do. He is no spring chicken,
and he lost out with the White Sox not
so very long ago, but he is figured in
the comeback class, with every indica-
ton OF permanence and prosperity.
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STARS PLAY INDOOR BALL.
Wagner and Leach Join Cancels
Winter Ball Tossers.

PITTSBURG, Pa, January big Hans
Wagner has signed to play indoor base
ball. With Tommy Leach, also of the
Pittsburg team. and with Patsy Flaherty,
recently of the Kansas City team, Wag-
ner will join John Cancels team of in
door ball tossers at Rochester,, ~ v, on
or about January Is. in time to play
against team of all stars which Christy
Mathewson will bring to Rochester at
that time. Wagner has been doing a lot
of basket ball work, and he is said to be
in better condition than ever before in
winter time. 1t is understood that the big
fellow will this year go south with the
rest Of the squad without any fuss; that
he has been told he must deliver the
goods or take the consequences. He in
tends to keep in condition by playing in
door ball.
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Cobb and Others Were Willing.

series came to being played. Now for
another chapter. We were in Philadel-
phia the week before the Athletics and
Cubs went to war; and saw the first three
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Live News and Comment From Every Nook Of the World Of Sp
NAMING OF BROWNS
NEW MANAGER HELD UP

ST. LOUIS, January 2.-E. NJ.
Hodxman and the Ewing brothers.
members of the syndicate which
purchased the Browns. came back
to st. Louis yesterday. after
conference with President Ban
JOHNSON of the American League
at Chicago. where they also met
Jimmy Callahan, Charles COmis-
key and other base ball men.
HOdEman, who spoke for the
party, said that there was not q
thing that was new to give out
in connection with the OrGanlxa-
ton of the new company to own
the Browns or the appointment
of n manager. He denied that
Callahan was considered. and said
that no choice had been made as
yet, though the list of those con-
sidered available was being care
fully gone over. just when the
name of the new manager will be
given out HOdEman Is not pre-
pared to say. hut probably in a
week or ten days. The new own
ers are not due to complete their
OrEanizatiOn. elect Officers and
take charge of the club affairs
until about the middle of Janu-
airy. hut IL Is expected the new
manager will he chosen before
then. Until then no action may
he looked for in the way Of
building up a team for the COM
ing year, though some deals are
being arranged tentatively.