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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-13
TIGERS AGAIN BEAT ATHLETICS
SHUTTING THEM OUT, 9 TO O
Red Sox Lose Pair Of Games White Sox While New York UaAob
the ST. Louis Byouns and the Cleeland Maps Take
Fall ont of Washington

DETROIT. July 1.-THE Tigers
continued their custom OF eating
southpaws to-day, krause being the
victim and the result to 0. Dono-
lowed hut three hits. Errors aided
In swelling Detroits run column.
Cobb made a run which perhaps
stands unequalled. In the first inning
he walked and stole the other three
stations, despite perfect throws. Mar
tin, an ex-college pitcher, relieved
krause in the third.
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DEAD DISCUS CHAMPION
WAS ALSO AN Evangelist

JOLIET. ILL.,, July 1e.--Merritt
Griffin. the former national cham
pfon discus thrower. who was second
at the Olympic games at London in
1905. died yesterday from injuries
sustained in runaway two weeks
ago. His London record was 1913
feet Ia inches. In the fall OF
1905. while attending the University
OF Illinois al Champaign. Grimm hurl-
ed the discuss l55 feet 10 Ia inehAs.
although the record was not declared
official. Griffin was an evangelist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-13
WALK II MILES IN
ONE GAME OF GOLF

PORTLAND. ORE. July 12-Major
J. l.. Morrow, head Of the navigation
division Of the Navy Department here,
have set what IL said to be q now
American record or long distance gol-
fing, with = total OF III holes, walk
ing forty-one miles. The mark was
made on the Waverly links. The best
previous record was 30 and 10l. both
made on the Columbia golf links at
WASHINGTON
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Split Double Header.

LYNCHBuRG. VA, July H.
Lynchburg and Petersburg split q
doable-header to-day. the visitors TAX
Ing the first, twelve inning con-
test, 8 TO 2. and the locals winning
the second, 4 TO 3. Tho first game
was a beautiful pitchers battle b.
tween Hamilton and Brooks. the lat
ter weakening in the twelfth. and
allowing a double ami two singles,
The double being hit by Hamilton,
.sho scored the winning run. This
troke Brooks winning streak. In
which he Won ten games without
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Turner Wins for Maps.

CLEN ELAND, o. july l..-~After
making bad error. Terry Turner
hatted cut two bagger and tied the
score In the sixth inning. and in the
eighth inning hatted home the win
ming run. the Washingtons losing to
the Maps. TO 3. Gregg was wahhly
in the first inning, and was not as
effective as usual at other times In
game. Groome was hit pretty freely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-13
ENDICOTT OBTAINS
DESIRED NOTORIETY

Especial 10 The Richmond virginlan)
ROANOKE, VA. July 12----Her-
bert Wilson. noted automobile
driver. who 10 to race Edicott IT fair
grounds here Saturday, was arrested
here to-day for speeding through the
city's streets He will be tried to-
morrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-13

Although the two major leagues
are attracting a great deal Of atten-
ton owing to the battle OF the Detroit
Tigers and che Athletics in the Amer
lean League and the Tight between
the Cubs, Giants, Philliee. Cardinals
and Pirates In tho National, the fans
are not passing the merry war in the
minors unnoticed.
In the Virginia State League the
rrce for the pennAnt is a. pretty an
affair as the most intense fan could
desire. 1t IL 4 reckless guesser who
VIC uld attempt to pick the winner At
this stage of tho game. Norfolk has
the lead. but Richmond has just beat
en- Norfolk three straight games. Roa-
noke Is in second place. and the Rich
mond boys have just finished a series
with the Tigers, taking two out Of
three.
The Lynchburg team 10 playing
great ball, and the Petersburg outnt.
With ~ sreat corps OF pitchers. viii
max ~ club in the circuit tight to
. inish.
The Cockads City lads besides
having two great pitchers In Bruck-
miller and Hamilton, have another
strong boxman In Hannifan. Ksli-
her. their first baesman. u more than
= fancy fielder, he can wallop the
ball a. hard ~ any man in the league
Booe, perhaps II the best cutfsldss
any team can boast. although Rich
mond has . star In young Maths.
The Danville team, while ct the
foot Of the procession, II by no means
Ito b despissd. and With the iuck
breaking right II liable to surprise
the leaders.
A matter Of = dozen games scpa-
rate the leaders from the tailenders
that II all.
Down IN the Texas League they
are having another battle royal. Fort
Worth II leading with . percentage
Of .k3s. Houston II second with $50
Waco Ii third with .k43. San Antonio
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UEoEn ~ N .
Batted for Reulbach in ninth.
Brooklyn.

Summary: Left on bAses--Chicago,
g: Brooklyn, A. Two-b base hits
Doyle. Goede, Bureh. Three base
hits--Doubert. Goode, Archer. Double
pays-Schulte to Hoffman, Humme1 to
Tooley to Daubert. Base on balls
of Knetzer. 3; Off Reulbach. i. Strack
out--by Reulbach fTooley, Knetzer.
Wheat Bergen): by knetzer tReul-
bach. 2: Goode). Empires. Eason
and tombstone. Time. 1:45.
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~ Cr,pp,e.i Ph.ll,e~ Iose.

PHILA DELPHIA. July 12.-Cincin-
natl beat the Philiieg to-day by
score OF TO 4. Each team played
an errorless game. Suggs was reach
ed for 10 hits, while Burns allowed
nine hits in four innings.
The score.
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Roton.

Summary: Left. on bases-B Boston.
s: Chicago, !. Base on balis--off
Cicotte, 2. Struck out--by Cicotte. q /;
by Young. 3. Two-base hit-Tanne-
hill, Sacrifice hit--Cicotte. Payne.
stolen base-Gardner. Umpires. Egan
and Sheridan. No time given.
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Giants Take Rcyenre.

NEW YORK, July 1e.-Cndauntad
by yesterdays defeat the Giants came
back hard at the Pirates to-day and
won, to Q. Josh Devore saved the
day for the Giants by fine slide. peat-
ing out Wagner's throw home Of
Murray's grounder. The Pirates mad
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r,.r,1i,,,I,.,' f;et one. az Two.

BOSTON. July 12.-Althougn their
field work was extremely ragged tho
Cardinals walked away from his
Rustlers In the opening game OF
double header. 10 to 8. The second
game was just becoming interesting
when Klein called ii on account nt
darkness at the end of the tenth with
the score to s. Flaherty tied the
score with a triple in the ninth.
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FIRST GAM z.
|, innings:

ECOre bY HHfuBs y
ST. Louis .-...... nel ;" .~-is
Boston ,...,.,.....0 30 % : l.
Summary. Two-base hits-Bresna-
han. Mowrsy. King. Cakes. Three
base liits--Mowrey. rnxerton. Home
runs-Evsns. Ellis. Stolen bases
Kouetchy, ENane Cakes. Rase on
balls-toff Perdue, 1: on aallee, :.
Struck out by Perdue, !: by SAilee. 5:
by Brown. !. 9acrfrce hfts--Miller.
HugGins. Raridan. Double plays-Her-
xog to Raridan to Tenney. Umpire
KLEIN and Brennan. Time, "a: A3. At
tendance. $500.
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White Soy Take PAIR.

CHICAGO. July 12.--The White Sox
took two games from the Red Sox
to-day and climbed into fourth place,
half game behind the Yankees.
Scores: to and : to 1. IAnge
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Richmond Team Takes Two Out Of Three Games Roanoke
COLTS TAKE SERIES FROM TIGERS
AFTER THREE ROANOKE
TOPL PETERSBURG BROAD STREET

defeat. The second game was a
weird sort of "A game, in which the
Shoemakers won by pinch hitting and
a combination of luck. BruckmilIer
yielded singles to the first three men
up and Pritchard succeeded him
The score:
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Cincinnati

Summary. Lett on bAses--FHiIa-
delphta, Q. Cincinnati, l.. Twe-base
hits-Bescher. Egan. Three-base HIT
-Iobert. Home run---Luderus.
Double plays-Grant. Esan to HON
iitxali; powney, Ega INTO Hobiitzei.
stolen ases-Bescher HoblitzelI.
Pitchers record---hits off Burns. In
4 innings: 90 at bat: off Beebe. III
innings: Is at bat. Struck out
by Burns, 1. Base on balls-sn
Beebe. 3. Time. 2:Io. Empires. Rig-
Ter and TinnefaHs-----
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Where They Play To-Day.
Petersburg at Richmond.
Danville at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
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Race in Virginia League is on Par
With Struggle in Texas Circuit

Eli, and Oklahoma City and Calves
ton bring up the rear with .4S4 and
.37s, respectively.
But even this battle has nothing on
the struggle In the Virginia League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-13

summary. IhTet-Das HIIg-NC-
Donnell. Spencer and Keliher~ Sacri-
fee hits--Eaton and Booe. Sacrifice
fy--Sto cksdale and Brandon. Stolen
and Booze. Left on
bases-I.ynchburg, 4: Petersburg, 3.
Double plays-Keating, Mcdonnell
and Woolums. Booze. Selvidge and
Eaton. Pitchers summary hits of
Bruckmille in 0 innings; S off Pritcn-
ard In innings. Struck out--by
Brandon. 3 by Pritehard. 4. Base on
balls--off Pritchard ! f.Wooiumsl-
Hit by pitched ball--hy Pritchard.
{krebs). Time, lao. Umpire. Flynn.
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w a sl,inEton.

Score by innings: IT.
Cleveland .....,..b o o -
Washington ....2 0 0 l 0 0 @ 0 0--S
Summary: Two base hits---Gessler
ter. Olson. Turner. Sacrifice hits
Elherfeld 80, birmingham. Stolen
+. hases~Miian. Turner. First base or,
bails--off Gregg. 2: of Groom. 2. Hi,
by piteher-By Gregg tGessler,
Struck out--By Gregg, s: by Groom.
4. Double plays-Turner 10 Stosail 10
Fisher. Passed ba.l--Henry. Time
lac T'npires-Muliin and Evans
Attendance. 4,111.
Caldwell Pitches We'll.
ST, LOUIS. June i:.-New York
hammered Petty hard to-day and St
Louis lost. IL to i, Caldwell pitched
great bali, allowing only three hits
The score:
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Yesterdays Scores.

Yesterdays Scores.
Chicago, s; Boston, 3 (first camel.
Chicago, 2; Boston, (second
game).
Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, o.
New York, IL; st. Louis. 2.
Cleveland. 4; Washington, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-13
HARRlsONRURG TEAM LOSES
TWO GAMES TO WOODSTOCK

| HARRIsoNBURG. IA. July 49,
THE Harriaonbure baseball team was
defeated. twics today by Wo0dAfoek.
u g. end a. 4
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Yesterdays Scores

HCssFNthNy y s5CUTVN,
st. Louis, 10; Boston. ffirst game,
st. Louis, q; Boston, 6 fsecond
game; called in tenth. darknessl.
New York, 4: Pittsburg, 8.
Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia, 4.
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pitched the first and held Boston safe
all the way. Karger was batted out
OF the box and Hall finished the
game. Young bested Cicotte in a
pitchers duel in the second game.
FIRST GAME.
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Whese They Play To-Day.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis
Washington at Cleveland
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National League Standing.
Where They Play To-Da
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittshur1 NJ Nau Y

Pittsburg at New York.
BROOkLYN. July 12.--By one Of
their famous reversals of form the
Superbas to-day walloped the Cubs
. to 3. Heavy batting and the ex-
ceptional slab work of young Mr..
knetzer- and his -knuckle- hall are the
contributing ths causes. A pass, two
singles and couple of errors gave
the Brooklyns a lead right at the
start and they held 1t to the end.
The score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

Richmond, s; Roanoke. 2.
Danville, 9, Norfolk, 6.
Petersburg. 3; Lynchburg, first
game; Ii innings).
Petersburg, 3; Lynchburg. (sec-
ond game).
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Detroit.
Totals

innings: of Martin, 8 In S innings.
Two-base hfts--Baker, Bush. Three
base hit-Stanage. Home run--Craw :
ford. Sacrifice fiies---Delehanty, Sac
rifice Bush. Stolen base--Cobb
tsp, Mcriari,y. Bush. First base on
balls krause, 3 Martin. 9, Dono-
van, /. First base OF errors--Phiia :
delphia, i. Left on bases Phila del :;
phia. 4. Detroit, g. Struck out-~By
krause, l. by Martin. 2 by Donovan,
4. Double plays-~-crawford to Dele
hanty. Passed ball--~Livingston Time,
i:45. Empires-Perrine and Dineen.
Attendance. 1919.
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zone out wnen winning run was
scored.
*'Bat.ed for S.eA,a In ninth.
tScore by innings: r.
Pittshurg .......0 0 o 0 0 0 0---s
New York ......2 0 0 0 1 o 0 0 -
Summary: Two-base hit--Wilson.
Home run--Wagner. Miller. Sacrifice
hits---Snodgrass. Fletcher Doyle.
Stolen bases---Snodgrass,D Doyle, Wag-
ner. First base on error--New York.
J.. Struck out--by Marquard. o.: by
Steele. /. Base on balls-off Mar
guard, 4: off Hendrix. s: off Steele. 2.
Hit by pitched balI---Steele, /. Hits
Off Hendrix, none In "a; off Steele.
I in 7 1-3. Left on bsses-Pittsburg
/: New York, IL. Empires. Frary and
O'Day. Attendance. 5000.
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CUBS DROP GAME IN BROOKLYN;
GIANTS WIN FROM PIRATES
Cardinals Take One Game from the Boston Second Ends
in Tie, Darkness Ending Battle in the Tenb-Cribbed
PhiAies Lose TO Cincinnati Reds TO 4
pittsbtirg.

tied the score in the sixth through
homers by Miller and Wagner.
The score.
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Summary: Two-base hits--connors
McCabe. Three base hits--Pressly
Sacrifice hits--Hojland. Shields. Dob
son f2), Stolen bases--Shaughnes.y
go, Holland. Connors. Priest Wal
lace. Struck out~--6ardin, ?: Pierce.
Is. Base on halls--Gardin. 3 Pierce
Is. Double plays--Baker to Priest Left
on bases Roanoke. {: Richmond q,
Time. i:s0. Umpire. Mr.. Fender
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1,su for suggesting II.

fSu lot Suggesting IL.
night. Dewey diGa'L seem 10 care s
pin whether she hirted on aot
The peXt day sue Went out horse
9acA riding with the captain. Kent sal
ais horse like eel aur and Alice came
back rosy as wnc lie bed of carnations,
Are you going with us TO the Cedar
Falls tomorrow, Alice?" asked Mr..
Dewey that eveniI 3. we said some.
thing about going together week or
SO ago, didn't we?''
Alice was ready With her lesson.
Did we? l had forgotten: besides, |
promised to go with Captain Aymer."
With Aymer?"
Yes"
''Oh, well, all right can take Julia
Symington."
Alice's lips quivered, but Hildegarde
shook her head at her, and she did not
call back her lover, as had been her
impulse. Captain Aymer proved most
devoted cavalier, and Alice half re-
preached herself that she had enjoyed
the day so much.
So the glowing midsummer swept by,
and Mr.. Dewey held aloof, hugsing
himself to think how he was outwitting
the conspirators. though an occasional
twinge Of jealousy now and then upset
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-03-17
FOR THE BRIDES TABLE
BY Miss Eunlce ciarkson.

A beautiful conception for q br1dsl
table is "Cupid's Road" A tint
road the length of tho table is mad>
to represent Cupid's driveway. ThiA
path is made of rice bordered VITA
smilax and white roses. All aloha
the thoroughfare are placed bisqu~
Cupids, and at the end of the way 10
a mixture bridal carriage decorated
with smilax and white roses, all ready
for the bride and groom to drive await
in.
Have suspended from the chandelie4
directly over the table a large bed
made Of white roses and smilax. %
any flower which is used Place q
white rose at each place and for name
cards use plain white ones decorated
In one corner With a water color ~
outline sketch of BRIDE and grooa&
walking up the aisle.
A bridge Of flowers 10 another vert
pretty scheme. In the center Of the
board rests large circular mirro%
bordered with flowers. At each side
some distance apart are silver candle
labra crowned with candles and pref
ty shades. From one candelabrum u
another are stretched two stout wireA
covered and hidden under q broad
band II ribbon. The ribbon Is car
ried under the wires also, the tive
bands being pinned together invisibtt
under littls fern sprays and air2
lunches Of white flowers. To giv0
the pretdest effect some of the blon
SONS and greene y should fall natO
rally and easily over the edge. q
bisque Cupid should be placed at eaoA
end Of the bridge and at the base a.
each candelabrum are strewn nowerH.
and ferns. The t0ea 10 . unique ON
for bridal table decoration, express
ing the idea Of crossing the doweriaau
bridge to matrimony.
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Somewhat Embarrassing.

Two women were put in a rather
embarrassing position recently by the
greenness Of bellboy at one OF the
leading hotels Of this city They an
piled at the Office for room and were
put under the Guiding wing of thi.
boy, who was serving his first day
the clerk giving him explicit drec.
tons as to just which rooms to show
the ladies' The bellboy took them
to the second floor and with his ra~s
key opened what he thought was one
OF the rooms mentioned by the clerk,
Done OF the ladies, very busting
individual, pushed past and was al.
most instantly in the middle of the
room. The other was Just enterir g
the door when protesting voice w~s
heard, and, looking at the bed, when, e
the sound seemed to come, they be-
held a man trying to entirely conceal
himself beneath bedclothes viii b
were entirely insufficient for man OF
his modesty. They hurried out aid
the bell boy took them down the hall
and around the corner, opening =
other door. Again the bustling lacy
was instantly in the middle of the
room, and again here was a protest.
ing voice. Locking In the dire 'tion
Of the bed, they belleld the same man
again trying to conceal himself be-
aeath the two scsnty covers. A sec
ond apology and hasty exit followed.
The room had doors In two halls al d
they had rounded the corner, only to
open the door in he other hall The
ladies decided they would not lock
at any more room in that hotel ard
beat a retreat in search OF other ard
Quieter quarters.--Phllsdelp Rec
ord.
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I-'i'S' 1@''''i9 young man.
him. Presently there WAS a sort cutlery
among tile allied forces An order had
come from the inexorable war depart.
ment and the captain must go at once
he matter was getting serious,
thought Ralph. But just as soon as
that COMPOUNDED puppy gets away III
make Alice a happy woman. Maybe,
though, it would be we'll to punish her
a bit longer"
"Oh, Alice. aren't you sorry?" sobbed
Hildegarde, clinging to her tall BROTH.
er, whose face was unwonted!y grave.
Eyes, Hildegarde," said Alice, IL am
very sorry"
Captain Aymer looked penetratingly
into her face. There were real tears
sparkling and quivering on Der lashes,
and the roses paled from her cheeks
Affect he said. impetuously, lis II
from the hearth"
Alice, silly little creature that she
was, began to cry, and Iiildegarde
rushed forward, exclaiming:
"Oh. Kent! You promised that"
"a man isn't responsible for his fate,
and I've fallen in love with her." de-
clared the young officer Alice, am I
to love you in vain? Tell me, my
sweetheart"
The girl tried to smile.
"Of-of course, this is part of the
program" she faltered
by Jove! but it is not!" cried ny
mer. What was jest has become earn
1c< law
you here to become the bride Of that
self-conceited puppy. Tell me that
may hope!"
Hildegarde seized both her friends
hands in firm grip.
"She loves you, Kent-she loves you.
see 1t in her eyes!" she cried joyously.
Stand aside, sister mine" said Ay-
mer II have the first right here She
Is mine now"
Yes, 1t was true that the little NOR
sci of acting had become strong, life
long reality. Kent and Alice had played
at lovers until love, the sly rogue, crept
into both their hearts with almost I'M
perceived footsteps.
Are you happy, Alice?" cried the
young soldier. when all was settled and
his sister had run off to tell Mary Bell,
as a great secret, how the stratagem
had ended.
ooh, Kent" she whispered, Il never
before knew what true happiness was"
Captain Aymer must have been I'M
reasonable indeed not to be satisfied
with the answer. He departed, carry
y;
White.
Ralph Dewey contemplated the de-
parture of Hildegarde's brother with no
small degree Of satisfaction.
'How's my chance, he thought II
guess, on the whole, I'll not keep her
In suspense any longer, poor child. I
only wanted to let EN- see that wasn't
to be coerced."
Mr.. Dewey proposed accordingly In
due form that very day,
I'm very sorry. Mr.. Dewey" said
Alice, looking provokingly lovely. but
but I'm already engaged"
"Engaged?"
Eyes, to Captain Aymer."
Now, Alice" said Ralph. argumen-
tatively. whats the use of keeping up
this farce any longer? OF course,
know 1t Is all stratagem."
ut Ia not" said Alice. Indignantly.
II love him and hs loves ne-and there
my ring"
She held up her finger a. she spoke,
where Oh a solitaire diamond glittered
So Mr. Dewey turned ava. with his
self-love greatly wounded. while Hide
garde. Miss Bell and all the rest 70
turned unanimo' verdicl OF Jus
what he deserved. SActlyl"
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Notes and
Comment
OF Interest to Women Readers
NEW AhiR NET.

Small Aalrpins Are Woven Fast -
the Borders and Meshina.
It required three Londoners to de-
wise the improved hair net which ia-
shown in the illustration, but 1t would
probably take more than three to geat
1t of milady's head unless some onaa'
OF them knew the combination. Thst
net portion of this important articles
Is no different from that of any oth~sk
hair net, but the value Of the inven-f
ton lies In the fact that 1t viii stay
put" Along the borders are fastensAs
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BOSTON Nationals OFF FOE
DIXIK,

Boston, Mass, March o. The
players Of the National League team.
In charge of Manager Fred TennH
started today for the training groull
at Augusta, Ca Two weeks will ~
spent in Georgia. after which the
team will work its way north. p,.,,.
ing number ot exhibition g.,..,., -
the way
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HINTS FOR R0vsEKEEPERS

A few drops Z lemon Juice
added to eggs that are being
scrambled improves the flavor.
A little oil rubbed on the stub
end of pen will prevent Its
rusting In the handle.
Large Gothic letters are the
most in demand for marking
household linen.
Stand in borax water for .
little while dishes that have be-
come brown from baking in the
oven and they can be easily
cleaned.
Rubbing with . piece Of po-
tato dipped In common baking
soda is said to be an efficacious,
method OF cleaning silver.
A plate scraper Is a wooden
device shaped to At the curves
of plate and attached to .
handle of convenient length.
=
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The finest lead pencil comes from
Florida
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lot Of little hairp!ns and circle.
OF double meshes passes through the.
middle part. Hairpins are also attach
ed to this circle and are woven ints.-
the meshes. When one OF these meta.
Is adjusted 1t is there to stay untl
the wearer IS ready to withdraw thu.
multiplicity Of little pins that hold To-,
In place. Fitting so closely 1t has nos.
the objection raised to some old-stylA
nets that the ends come loose and
give an untldy appearance to the coiA
fure.