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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

sugar. The doc. from a m. 20
p. IA new potatoes. . ih@ tsei or
sn9ss. : dos s8e. ham sausage. isc
m. pot roast. sc 90 Tie 10. .had roe
ite ID irx % iatnb. fs~e 10. bolt
fist halls Z IN. sse. rsoseberrirs
g. box pineAppies. roc each large
cueumbera. o. each. Telephone issss.
lbs t4c Waiia W4iia asparagus
tbs lee, ipin lamb chops. : lbs *Sc
pork steak. i4c ID. spare ribs. lac
III. meek bones Sc H. dried beef
Joe - iimhuraer cheese 2ae ~.
Jack cheese. ssc ~ sharp Crcsn.
cheese. sc IN primast. lbs. z1c
sAtinen eggs. itc string sest cxss.
CSC dos
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For Exchange.
.~~.~~.e@~->s~>>~~~s<~~S~
FARM BARGAINS
EQR EXCHANGE

so acres ia the snoaualmie valley.
~ mile TO 2 railroad stations;
7-room modern house. gas light.
good outbuildIngs. livestock OF
all kinds. Machinery and tools
90 with place. No / orchard; on
3 county roads. Price 100000.
Will take house and lot and bal
ance IN 10 years. or good income
property.
10 acres near Kirkland; good build
ings. bearing orchard, 100 trees,
" acre In Strawberries and, oth-
or fruits. No. I water system Tor
house and irrigating. Price
$4,000. VIII take house and lot
from 100000 to ss,500.oo.
"a acres In town limits Of Bothell;
No. buildings. bearing orchard.
small fruits. garden, lawn. flow
ers: everything to make per.
feet home. Price tS,500.0o. VIII
take house and lot in Seattle up
10 100000: balance. mortgage
on long time.
w. w. MOVES
3I7 Boston Block
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HOME BURNED

Tie home OF w. W. Peck. on the
old Mortimer Hall homestead. was
destroyed BY fire this morning. the
flames arising from mn unknown orr.
ain. The University fire depart.
ment responded TO the alarm. and
succeeded Ia saving much Of tho
furniture Loss 10 about $4,000.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


J lbs. butter. 800. 5se IL; eggs
1Ae dea. local ranch esHs : dof ssc:
: iha cheese. 94c. full cream cheese.
, los. stc, brick cheese. sxs 10. but
tertnc. lbs. stc milk srans fsr.
fresh butter. We ~ ! cans salmon.
ssc; boxes Unscds btacuit. Zoe. J
totrn apples. fscs grape fruit. : for
use. irmena. Toe dgrrn. Tomatoes.
lbs Fac. flss, &c ib.. asparagus.
lbs Toe
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1lHUR STRINCER
NOT KILLED

! sihAh. Ont, May 22.-Ar.
y ..'''s<r. the Canadian novel
.;. pei, vas hocing in his
20 -. .oasy, and stated that he
-uea Surprised 70 learn OF 4
~ nv sa report that he had
49,. ,''se and his wife and baby
~ \, injured By an explosion
=. y stove IN bis home.
-, - excellent health" said
-, -. yielding his hoe ylgor.
go le my oil store has not
AT least, II was on
ss., Yong excellent work at
uns this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

LOS ANGELES. May 22.-pr.
Chester RoweIl. mayor OF Fresno.
who Is critically III here, became
worse this morning. and shortly be-
fore noon II was reported that he
was Isnking rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

brought me in $4,000. and II IL
stlll coming"
And now Rex Is after more cash.
He merely searches for old ac-
quaintances in the Northwest. after
which he returns to New York TO
paste 'em In his new books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

reccntk IN seattle. lie Was pres.
dent II the Washington state com.
mission OF the A..N..P. expedition.
Tie resides In the tniycrsity dis.
trict and two Of his children are
at present students OF the state In.
etitution. Mclean has given nu.
mcrous lectures on civic and GOV.
ornamental subjects. and win be the
Fourth of July orator At Everett
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22
ODD BITS O'NEWS
WORKS IN JAIL PAINTING AND
FEELING POTATOES


ms ANGELES CaCeorgc millionaire appeared
ssre said he ready finish serving the
.zixenh Christmas for speeding his auto.
overalls brush
~ lie then peeled potatoes for dinner lie he
- 10 model prisoner
nosroN DOCTOR SAYS NATURES GARB is BEST
WANTS TO DISCARD CLOTHES.
noSroN Charles Page Melrose physi
sticking narncls until they stick
Sra~p should az all
woula office said hut OF
my osfracscd society lie said
~ uxhs with
believes clothes could be discarded with
nEAhn results
colIEGE BOYS AGREE TO ABOLISH THE TREATING
SYSTEM
sc1sgNscTADy yThe Union college schen
y unanimously adhere the notres here
Ts means another drink cigar
anrhiax university using the
urTEN i2li TIMES. DoGCATcHER OFFERS TO
CAPTURE ANY MAD DOG
NEWARK selnfsld elected onelal doT catcher Of
ler BY dogs mad and other~se and
;G0s he "a not of dog
IL Ass old catch
~ bare ands mad dog picked out for him.
w WAS OPPOSED TO BUYING TYPEWRITER
RIBBONS
WruBrs 10
and hcxan speakng eioqueny against b OF w
~ = hxd Announced he opposed
az colleague ierked
thar the ribbons for mnchines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

4e~ACRE HA~rfi-SNAP sae0e
. nlflce from center % seattle. lk-
foot wide stream az water run
cleared and Erubbed, rest stashed.
acres timber. ali black loan
stE. house. barn, etc. ON place.
Thts lie an exceptional buy. Eas-
~ worth $4,000 Present price
81 900. about 81 500 ensh. You
have to src n 10 appreciate u.
Albert IL f.urd. 1908 Northern
Sank bldg. Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

l<Sss ,t college students have
~. 'ae no treat" systsm
~ q 81. q !. yin provide bis own
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For Sale-Livestock
For Saie-Poultry.


The largest and most reliable poui-
try house-~2nd floor. New Corner
Market. Visit us, get our prices
on pure bred poultry. Matching
eggs and supplies
Full stock OF pure bred poultry,
Matching eggs. poultry supplies,
fresh dressed poultry. incubators
fresh ranch eggs. Kalem Poultry
Market, pike Place.
30 hens. geese, ? turkeys, house.
y acre In fruit, TO let. sell furni-
ture cheap. s61s Rustic Walk, Old
Nenton ear. Rustic station.
Crystal White orpinKton. II. i. Reds.
Leghorns. oggs. guaranteed, baby
chicks that are strong aud will
live. North 1914 Rodman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

mn" 'fNfEf2, fnER
Advice. addresses. Information, gen !.
urai Hist correspondents, refined
hiHW. class business and social CIT
csrs.r f4is Nurthiake Ave, Nefth
ibe rlorenee Nichols.
CURED. permanent, 10
over 800 cases cured past tive
years. ages 1 to 10. Harvard
System, On Eitei nids, Seattle.
ofI.isErTH BLADES snerpsnea. sos
dos. faxofs. ssc, etc. 1901 9Th sv
Don't br lsnsi,f JON cur 4srlmonisl
Uufwau Ladies' ffee Jos Pins 81,
TorrkEH. wiG8--Aii kinas 81 hair
work kofb, iot spring Ind tksk
Nichols hpnsaiovs ftipckiey nlk.
Aal 4 saw u In m. asar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

~S~<>s~>~N.>~N s~S~<>~@~>s>~~s~~~
fltiAAAgE SALE
THE WoMANH ALLIANCE OF the
Unitarian Church will held a run
mage sale al aft Third ay., near
Madison IT.. Monday. Tuesday ana
"Wednesday Of this week.
Clan Mackenzie. -. s. q. last aociai
and dance uf season. - rds and lee
cream pffhfau hall, FIRST and
Pike. Thursday. May ~, $40 . M
Deeeiaplns Toe pet roll. Cut prices
on prfntinx hadiufa studio. isii
THIRD
FtoittHfs rlantn 81 ali desertptlona
a6fe Holly 81 phoue Deacon 80.
Sfrhois. hunwafnss uEnrkIey tuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

. tlffpM MobElf~ BUNGALOW
FURNISHED
Near car line. $500.
t-foptu modern cottage. ti2So
MODERN HuNGAfgOW co.
~ ee-lfih az ~ a. Kunwo0d .,
Furnished s.foom flat, plane and
4 sewing machine Price 5000,
SIS seth aV
Partly Furnished k-room cottage
~iIA.go. sl4l y. Union.
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80 msn wanted az once 10 lake
ccurse IN United Wttriess ifsIninE
class and be rezds for roAlttens
Co. WHO are notified 20 prepare
Ter passage rev Law cffertlte
July tss. making ts9 operators on
passenger vessels courufsorr. Net
quick Apply rhiaf opafator. 4ip
Grand Tfunk durk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22
The SEATTLE STAR

The SEATTLE STAR
70 NAIL sUDsCRxDuns--Ths date
when your subscription expifes 10
ss s' s sss s. a ss q sos PI .s
ssripiion has not again been paid
in advance, your mans 10 taken
from sf7s list. A change of date
on the address LABEL = a receipt
For the cosveuirnec OF our reaaets.
We have established agencies 81 The
following locations
,. =. nniisn, stss Ballard Az. Phone
o..hsr Drag Stores. rsas,,, Az, A.; ara
FRA r,s. st. a. rs s..s =. spr; sna ~ o.
Ads may he left AZ there branches
whtre same rates VIII BE- given ~
at main office Transient rates
are zoe per iins Or : times for the
aIlEp Ealgws
GasoI tsss co1ac1S
~sfzYflF Vs.
New Today.
For Quick Relief 10
THOSE ACHING FEET
Try Phenomenal Bath Powder. an
autfa~ptic aud deodorant II has
no superior and few equals. MAY
also be used with the very best
results az a lotion or wash for
ulcers sores. etc.
ON special sale "Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday afternoons from
piliarSouENAL REMEDY co.
ti1-ft Arcade Bldg.
Sample x ID, by mall, 20 cents.
BEAUTfwrL SMALL GRAND pf.
ANO, cost $500. like new. will soil
for about half Some terms Wall
Ing. 200 Arcade Annex
Second Hand Clothing Bought
Sold and Exchanged.
1911 pike ~. Main SyS3
MIKE COIN.
Have your bills collected. North
Coast Collection Co. fas y. " DIX.
Drngiess Doctor. lie ssffery, I'll
Union Phone.
Kodak developing, Toe roll. any
size. Jacobs Photo shop, FL I'D:
uurnnnnnnnnn.uH-- - - - -
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~~~~~-~~s~~~s~~~~ ~-~~~l~~~~|~>~>>~~-~
ftosi---t.adies' geld watch Ia wrist
strap. between ftIllnsan cts ana
seneca and Third avs MAJ 20
fiuder rewarded. fsca'. ttlk
THIRD sx
Lost - Safurasy night. soti chain
with pendant. pearls and snetiist
Phone keuwood stfp reward
Lost~~founE male I.iswetiYn set-
ter frofu sla w CunHtoch 81
Phone q A. sss. Reward for fo-
tufn.
fsost- savings hoeh No. tsfyo. tinief
refura % Waehln ston Trust aud
savings HANK
French bali pup. slightly hrindiei.
name Hob. Liherat reward. East
sst7.
fsost~-savinss hnrA No tsUss FINDER
return Ga Washington Trust and
Savings HANK
Knights Trmptnr Masonic
charm, engraved. itrtDrn. reward.
r. 4. tiuswuFth. sot ~ tttb
Iost--Ss Vfnxa book 40. issts. Finder
return - Washington Trust aud
Savings iiank
Fuuna --rhs fixht pteca 80 have year
watch repaired AYmons. trweier
isff Tbtrd near Pike. All ~ofk
rrA
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Board and Room.

~~-~~~-~~,~-~~~s~~~~e~s>~~ r~<Se~r~~~sr~~<
Two wofkturmen want batch or
i~eard north of lake. reasonable.
x-fsa care star
Habies or small children to board.
have our eva COW sidney BE-
chIdren boarded. references. 1914
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nuTTERw ORTIZ q SONS
Professional Directors and Licensed
EmbeiFnar~ 1891 list Phones ~
unissfsitY Undertaking PeFiora, s2is
itsh y, ~ North zix W. " Fork.
bsnnsy- wAfsen Co. Funeral br~c-
Main ~. Elliott 80
ySe =, :. Z '. ssss,,fs-
pod for Wed1tnHu. receptions, fu-
HarAls, PARIS Fi.DHfSr IT'S ttka,
BURNS FIsottAf. Co. eel ard Aain
stiS--cut flowsrs designs ar--.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22
nARGAIN IN POULTRY RANCH

| want TO nnil a - acre tract With
IN ala minutes drive OF the ferry
dock at Kirkland The soil IL ex-
ceptionaiiy good. about haiti Of the
tract rich black bottom land for
vegetables. celery and asparagus.
Will. the balance ~ shot clay soil
for chickens. berries and fruits.
1900 takes the place as ~ stands.
$50 cash and balance $40 a month.
Soc John Iireuemau NJ Anderson's
wharf. Madison park
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For SaIe-Wood and Coal.

f5sSf M siisE ~So3 n '-, ~
81 y cord. Queen Anne los.
fedsnt dust pan with first load coal
M.lnwrLEht Mcleod. Phones i3i1
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rooms. el8."a l4@e n, Marion,
upp1r fiat. large fruit garden. ts.oo
ulonkh, bath. te39 ttat Az. q
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DosroN DOCTOR SAYS NATURES GARB is BEST
WANTS TO DISCARD CLOTHES

DoST0N. Mass DR.. Charles =. Page.
- n,s that instead Of sticking to your
=. s<r<cns should wear none az all.
II voald IKE TO go naked In my cffic
~ fur I'd Insc my practice and be ostra
~ lAouxhs people would be healthier II the
1u>rxils end sandals. for he believes cloth
hnAkfsl results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-22

ms ANGELES, Cai.-GeorEc q. Fetterman. mill
= ,o3re natlon aud said he ready la finish SET
-s<srs zixen him last Christmas for speeding his
1al<f shana gave him overalls and brush aud "a
~ b. paluled. lie then peeled potatoes for dim
5rrnr % make model prisoner.
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Business Chances.
~~N~~~~~~~~~>~~~ss<~s~<e
ifak cry aud restaurant. good suburb
location. splendid oprnirEs bulld-
Ing furniture fixtures tor rest.
long term. rra sonahi~ rentat. 81
for sale 81 price ntfrafttNe 70 put.
chaser. ais Burke Building. Main
TaT.
bakery and lanrh roam 90 busy mill
town OF s.ep9. only brick psrn.
good fixtures and tpais. attractive
place IN csnfrsl ioeefion. doiux
business 90 ffo1 q meath friee
tsbQ rhonc last 1871 -
tfetsia. roetnlhN houses. stores. "a
looms. etc. for sais OF usn~.
Kaufman Kelly kompenr. north.
efn Rank ltisiE ses Hsserooh
FoY sale at teas Than tnTolcn for fnw
days groceries, fruit. sohseco.
cigars stock. fistafFa Address
<-ltf care % &taf
tlorhe called for. repaired. asils.
cred. ifuson. al uincksey bldg.
Elliott SIS
- - H. II. ~
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Nice water front home. 40 minutes
from Seattle. all cleared, bearing
fruit trees, i-room bungalow. 500
=, feet OF beach privilege, Price 5000.
y Terms half cash, balance easy.
Y MERRITT REALTY co.
7g0-72i N. Y Blk.
I'd Acres fine water front, good
= rheh q h would make % fine summer
ID home. Will exchange for good
modern broom cottage and as-
alifne small amount
n 50 GEO. Il. GREEN
MAIN I73s, s0s ARCADE.
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sroofn modern home. lights, gas.
Mission finish. large pa flor 1877.
bulit-in book china closets.
beame1 ceiling. pnneied dining
room. plate rail, buffet Kitchen
and pantry. bath and hall bee
tween two bedrooms. fun cerpent
basement. furnace. on level lot
4bki0s. Hes high. with view Of
both sound and mountains only
rent Take Phinney car 10 ssvi
f'hinuey ay. Hee
4 r. HOPKINS co
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10
MANAGER BROWNE
WILL GIVE LOCAL
BOYS A CHANCE
United States League Team
May Get Several
Eandlotters.
OTHER AMATEUR GOSSIP

Manager George Browne, Of the local
United States League Club. stated last
night that he would give any local boy
a chance to make his team and that any
one who looked good would be given a
chance.
Brownies idea is to make the Senators
as much a local club as possible, and
with that end in view will take the sand
lotters out every morning for practice,
and the ones showing up the best wiz
be started in a league game.
Several Of the local lads have ex-
pressed desire to try for job with the
outlaws, and Manager Browne will give
them all a chance. Fred Heck the
Youngster who put up q good game with
the Cherokee Indians last summer. may
be out with the Senators tomorrow
morning, for should the commission fail
to reinstate him at the meeting tonight.
he will see Manager Browne early, and
viii work out with the club.
The showing Of the Manhattans yester-
day in the game with the Aloysius Club
men made a big hit with the Independ-
enee League fans, as they are all pulling
for Donnelly's lads. Walter Hughes in
the box makes the Manhattans look good
for tough ight for the pennant
Another tie game was played In the
Northern Association yesterday, The
Washington Herald club and the fast
Regents battling to Is to Is draw. This
is the third tie game The Herald club
has played this season, and has added
quite a few games to the postponed list.
Several matters of vital Importance will
be brought up at the meeting Of the
Amateur Commission tonight in Spauld-
ing's store in Fourteenth Street. among
them being the Heck case. This player
desires TO be reinstated, as he was suS-
pended for signing two contracts. but as
there is a peculiar phase to the case,
the commission may show some fsniency.
and allow the youngster to play ball this
summer.
The other suspensions, oldheId. onutt.
and Sheckles. VIII also come before the
commission. while II was made known
last night that Player Carter, OF the
Braddock Club. will ask that he be given
his release from that club. as he desires
to play with the Park A. c. of the North
ern Association.
The meeting viii be called promptly at
s O'Clock. and all interested in amateur
baseball are invited by President Robert
H. Young.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10
WESTERN FACES
CENTRAL TO-DAY

Western High Schools baseball club
VIII hook up with the Central aggrega-
tion this afternoon on Georgetown Field
in what Is expected to be a battle royal.
as the Centralites are out after that
title. and will put up one tough battle
for the Red and White crowd.
Only one change viii be made In the
Western lineup. Cook replacing Me-
Ardle IN left field. while the Central
club win so into the game almost the
same. with the possible exception Of one
OF the outfelders.
Central, In its last game, showed to
better advantage than II did against
Tech. when the Manual Trainers won
out by a great ninth-Inning rally. but
on the showing to date, the Red and
White team should land to-day's con-
test, as Loomis has proven himself to
be a corking good pitcher, and ths
Western infield can hold the ball This
will prove to be a big factor in the
game, as the inability of the infelders
to hold the ball has cost many q run
so far this season The game will be
called promptly at 3:l5 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10
LEXINGTON MEET CLOSES.
Mocl<Ier Captures Brewers Selling
Stakes for Three-yeaF-oIda.

SNukea IcF IhFee~yeuf~OAuAs
Lexington, May e.-The last day Of the
spring meeting Of the Kentucky Associa-
ton was well attended and despite the
fact that many trainers have already
shipped to Louisville the events were all
filled and the finishes closely contested.
The feature Of the day was the Brewers
Selling Stakes, for three-year-olds and
upward. which resulted in a victory for
Mockler. which paid his hackers sI1.40 for
a 50 bet. proving the best paying bet OF
tie day. Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-siz furIones seaelih, lG tGoossl,
$50. won; Ethslda, lU Fainl. AD. second: An
Red, III Henry. SO, third Time i:l3 IS Be,
Ton OFT. Westbury. Ho1dy HOWdy Austin Sturte-
want. and ]. X. Reed also nn-
SECOND RACE-FITe furIongs Polly Worth. 10
tGoossl. $40 won; Star Of Danube. lo1 tHeDJl,
So. secund; levin, l0 tCanahanh 80. third
Time, To- IS Roscu1fum F1aboe-Tast. Tf1nsp1t
Coz. Mouitnr. and Harry Louder also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Bel Horss. he tGRnEl,
$40. won: Milton B.. los Henry, $40 second I;
Princess Galway. l0e 0Fainl. $50. third. Tine,
ip rs Star O'Rynn and White Wool also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Msrkber. III tFSinl
Disbold, Is uholeswOgthl, $40. third Time.
ls3ES TITLES Nightmare. JnbOt, snd COppsrtoWn
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fuur and one-haH furioaEs Yort-
vile, los CFGin). $50. won; Yankee Motions. lOs
tAioesworthl $50 seoood: Marhon, i6 tCaln-
hanl. $50 third. Time. e=A 0nSdA, Santa
Buona. Ardelon. and Elusis also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-one and one-siIteenth miles.
Ehendi. III tGoose) $40 won: Sister Florence. y
tCslahsnl. SO. second; stseplejack, los Oainl.
E7O, third Tine. I:sSS Clay and crussOEeT also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10
ROSSEAUX WINS
THRILLING RACE.
Second Choice Beats Queen Bee, the
Favorite, by Head at
Pimlico Track.

Pimlico Race Track. Nd. May .. :
Players Of form had another bad day
Of II at Pimiico this afternoon. One
lone favorite finished in front. this be-
ing First Sight. to chance. In the
fifth event for two-year-olds at nve fur
longs. First Sight jumped in front at
the rise Of the barrier. Rosseaux, the
heavily played second choice. beat Queen
Bee, the favorite. in the most thrilling
finlsh of the day in the second race. in
which heads separated them at the end.
Ny Fellow. at to /. won hands down
in the Brewers Selling Handicap, while
Day Bell. at the same price. took down
the winners share in the steepiechase.
Lawsuit and Kind Sir also furnished up
sets for the talent. Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-MAidsn nnies; tsoyesr-oldS; sell
ing; pursc. SO: -four and oDehaf furiongS. Law
suit, l8 (Ambrosel, 10 to !. won; Mary sGibs. 100
fButweIlD Is to s. aseand; Smash, 10 fMcTaxTart),
% 70 l. third. Tine. os7 IS Moeosukes. DebarAh.
Spring Up csdsAu. oriolA.. and Hands Al Around
SECOND RAoE-Thresyear-old and upward;
ssIling; pure, $50; Hx turlonS. RosssEux. in
ndccahsy1. II TO S. won: Queen Bee. lol CTurnzl.
third. Time. las Is silas Gump. MHrch Away,
Dr. BARLEY, Joe Rose and BaIlymors also rn.
THIRD RACE-Ths BrsEcTs' Selling Handicap:
and axty ysrda Ny Fellow. lm Turner. 70 a.
Won; Question MARI 100 CHopkinsl. ueoond; Super
visor. l0 lSchuttineer. to ? third Tine.
lHS IS Miss Nett, Hbart. and Billy YSndsrTss
FOURTH RACES -stseplschass: foarysas-olds ana
upward; puse, 500; two miles Day Bell. II
(Heathingtonl. to !, won; JuEGencs. ~ CKrunsea,
5 to l. second; Idls Michael is tkIienl. TO a.
third. Tine. an EA Flat Run. Malaga. Unds
Oliver. and Aggression also ran. Alfred Noble feH
FIFTH RACE-Geldings and cnlts; tvo-year-oldsi
) to s. won: Capt Elliott. l6 Crurnerl. ~ % 4.
second; AftergloW, lm ButwelD, u 10 /, third.
Time. i1a wilis, Littls Juptsr. virile. and
Brush also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maidens: thrssyesr-osds and up
ward; purse. 500; one nile. Kind Sir 100 tMHr-
tinl. TO /. won; Harlem LAHl los (Ambrossl. u
to I, second: JinEo. 100 frurnef1, 10 I. third.
Time l.5. MoJlie Pitcher Himation. AhscondeE.
stArs. Fond. War Horn. and Gilbert also nm.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10
HERALD DTEAMPLAYS
ANOTHER TIE GAME
Regents and Newspaper Lads Bat
tie to Is to IS Draw in
Northern Association.

Another tie game was played in the
Northern Association yesterday, The
Herald club being one OF the contenders.
The Regents managed to hold the
newspaper lads TO u runs, while they
Piled up that many Themselves in
poor ball game, The Herald bunch be-
ing charged with fourteen errors Of
commission. and about the same num-
Der OF omission.
The Regents also contributed seven
misplays to the general fund, while both
teams secured ten safetles. Thompson
famed ten, but errors by Hancock and
passed balls gave the Regents enough
runs TO tie the count. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10

Runs-Rapp. ]. DouneIly. c. DHmpisT, 8 Dam
pier %, Hughes, HSndiboe. First base On erTurs-
Manhattan, 5; AloyEius, l. Left on bases-AIan-
haitian, I: AlogSius. 5 FirS base on baIls-oh
Hughes S; oi Thompson, J. Innings pitched-By
Thompson 4: By Kelly ]. Times at hat BY 1ppo-
nents-AEainst Thompson. %; aslinst Kelly, }
out-By Hughes, s; BY Thompson, Treebase
hts. DampieT. TWobase hit-Handiboe Sacrifice
hy-FeEsn- Sacrifices hits-J. Donnelly. W Don
nelly. Stolen bases-C. Dampier, OReilly Sullivan
Herman. Lemeric. Passed baIls-FeEan, l: Bah
hnEton. / Unpire-Mr. Newman. Tine Of game
] hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-05-10
GAMES TODAY.

Capital clty Leagus-ccnell Va HaEy Yard.
Columbia League Southern ". Mount Pleasant
Departmental League-Apicultre ~ Post-ofnce.
East Washington League-Ninth V. First n. L.
Iudependenee Lsague-S0uthlsnd Va ManbattHn-
Marquette Leans-Bethesda vs. PdnterA
Northern ASociation-SeEtons VI Park.
RGilrsad Y. NJ C. A. League-southem W Adams
sunday School LeaEue--No game.