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The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
Delicate Three Ess Cake.

Two cups Of puIverfzed sugar, thr00.
fourths cup Of butter one cup oe
sweet milk, one and one-half cups each
Of corn starch and -four. and four
level teaspoons Of baking powder.
Mix butter and sugar to . cream.
then add milk. next corn starch and
part Of the flour with the baking pow.
der sifted with It; next the whites and
yolks Of three eggs beaten to = froth
and lastly the remaining Of the flour.
Use any davoring desired. In baking
any kind Of cake in loaves the pans
should be lined with . piece Of oiled
paper cut to 1T the bottom Of the pan
and pressed down closely before pat
ting In the batter.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
BEST FoR EInr pGRAA

Nearly every skin disease yields
qsiekly and permanently to Buckle. =
Aniea salve, and nothing 10 better
for burns or bruises. soothes and heals.
John Deye, Of Gladwin, Mich, says,
after suffering twelve years with skin
ailment and spending 4400 in doctors
bills, Bucklens Arnica Salve cured him.
II will help you. Only 25c. Recon-
Baended by Chas. D. Bafnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

beea PasAss v.sn, Ast nsv eAA dsst
- fallsa fssQsssGay. onaAa1 -
dnA aftss - elssay AayA - taAaV
hsisht ea.aAins asAia Prs~aiAA -
excePtioa - H. Fuls inns 0ssssAr
Asg by. ~ s.sU ~ Assa aAatiao
rapidly, aaA 0.eA water y rsnniag
in IL asssEs- fAs ss.tA sases q
tAs hills ass aGain baesAiAg Aass.-
Oh OaGk fi0aA
HaabIet, ~ haeasas nalkss i ssea
= Asvs Ais stsek sd b.sinsas int
tie baiIdi.s opposite The Sank; Ha.b-
lst's bssi.es Il growing aAA he hnA.
it necessary t. bsaseA cut. A sAos
ard harness business like his is surs
t. need breathing roo. in Silt before
another twelve months.
gested to Newman Exb that he run a.
evening as well as . morning train out
of Denver, thus giving us two trains .
day. A guarantee of one train . day
would satisfy most of the towns along
the line, for a while At least.-Yanpa
Leader.
The "Jack Rabbit Club" is now
holding some interesting sessions, d.
viding honors with the Mexican blrat-
egy board. The rabbit club u eontea.
plating . change in its BYLAW, 70 ID
nit of coyote storieA-Neeker Review.
county newspaper man would get
killed for taking the Same liberties
with his patrons family affairs that
are taken by the dsilies with the AZ.
fairs Of people in the public eye
Norwood Post.
A Glenwood Springs woman eight
years of age has just taken to writing
poetry. One thing can be said in ex-
tenuation, however, it is not suffra-
gette poetry.-Lamar Sparks.
There ought to be moral in the
above for Glenwoood Springs. Do you
think We can find itf
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
Ra,s,a and Apple csrssr~s.

Peel and quarter twelve large -
eighteea small apples. and put then
over the DIRE with pound and . half
Of sugar and half pint Of swet ciAee.
Cook very slowly until they are tsa-
der. While they cook. stone foaR
pounds Of large. plump raisins, Dut Q
little water With these. and let then
simmer for IN hour. watching then
that they DO not burn. Nix With tAs
apples. stew very gently for an hour
more, press through . vegetable pesss
or . colander and pack In small 3axs.
This can Be- eaten with crackers. o.
with cream - . desoert.-WomaAr
Home Compaaioa-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
oealood 0o0f.

Three pounds Of beef from lower
round. two thin slices fat salt pork.
ons-half tsaspooaful peppsreorns. oas
cup each Of diced carrots. turnips.oa-
Ions and Gallery Tor use . little eel.
cry salt instead): also salt and DsD.
Per. TU ost pork and renovo
scraps. Wipe meat. sprinkle with salt
aad pepper. drsdgs With Soar aAA
brown sotirs surface h pork eAl
Place neat II eartAea AisA. eurrea1A
With vagetables. psDpsreos1s ~
tArss cups boiling water. Cover eaess.
y and bake Soar Aoars b saew evsa.
Ths reason for browniAG tAo nsat =
that II keeps the Juice II aAA II Aoss
not get 20 dry. Also b sare - ~
boiling water. This 10 nna
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
sPLnsDID 11uI1 TRACT

I have ~ especially desirable fruit
s.d garden tract IN niles frea 1iAs,
sxsellsnt nsss soil. lso fruit trsss, u.
osst Il tAsa lsa.3sA With fruit tAis
yssf, balance WIN bsss Dsxt year., -
pasasss bsa e 80 plants which VII
ssss ssxt spsisss alss Pasasy sf saalI
fruits 4 IN kisds, sasn hssss, cellar,
eistsrn, shisksa Assss saA lees, sssl
water siGAA -
h psiss = t9yooo e whisA oo.eoo
shsalA ~ sasA cd - balaaee go BE-
aaas in tssns - slit tAs psFeAasss.
Just right fee Asos fss tAsss SEX.
ing . plsessfs and Pssftt In 80 Il the
eissst ss00slitiss IN H. vssal.
7- h Al. DfCED0N.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
ID ssm psssssa ~ s~sssry.

b vtil ssi1 Dc 6svlrnasie S9aveoa
- 6vaIe16n1s - eso0e1oa q -
CIV ln1laaD h 0oannA, - Dsuooool
u . feosou11sa a1aoes1 - - eoaa1s
. ~ 1Ays ~. aakAssas1Ag - -.
Qslzy. Anessasv 0snss12 WleAssuAAn
~ iAoseno1 49, UDlA6 ~ lnves.
tloatisa uAne ~ otoaFtnsak = votA.
- e1nAs ~ - Wsgk - ~ 4
saanse - unlnsen1nA upDsD osa0s0
4ahs = a1syeees = = - ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

persons DoAoaA8
0oAG The north
~ q Peansyt
vaAia avenue -
tveea ThirteeatA
. nd FourteeatA
streets crane their
necks to hook up
in the young plane
trees gro " I \ 3
there. They have
caught the sound
Of q furious fuss
and feathers and
the qHarrelsome
and garrale y Q
chattsr and clat-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

Ysr Sals = Q 1aa4a1A-1ol aasn q
Md with Ne. vatss right in AIb0ta,
Cn1Baa, sasss - tws sallFsaAss ~
sesss in esltivaeisn, an fs.esl, vits
bssse sAd basn. Produced ever le,e0o
bushels Of graiA in 1913. A ssap for
some sne who wants . good farm. I
will take good securities for pay.
1.ls WN. DOUGAN.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
hieo ae oiesioatjeN,


MAI. 0sa. Leoaard Wood. chief Of
seaR of the army. rsceatly pronul
Gatsd IN order tAroushoat the milk
tary service requiring that all o@csrs
aAd snfistsA mea Who "sAall - aA
0eat ffo0 19ty O aecou1t q 1lDoaoa
rssaltiAg fFo0 HI ova iatsnpseats
- & Azsgs o. alcoholic fa1sss q
etAaf niooo0Aoeg~ ohAn Dogfs1t N
~ ~ - DssasA l.1anG vhaeA -
= una1ae To- pseeos1 HI regular -
tiss. TAAs order b b aoceeaaaes
Nm ls0lslae1pa u - H1v apeso
Jsiak1sa' In q ~ ysas. n . =
~ WikA IL e9ssts q - Var =
DaftDsak Cd ssDseiAly q - -
0ssa 0sasea1. - fo11ss ~ ansunG q
1l1u10Ak1sa = - af0V.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
HOH AAIR

One 22-barrel steel water tank nsa.t.
I'd on Balm running gear; newly
painted, neck yoke, double trees sad all
eeaplete ready to hitch to.
Also 4-horss disc and 4-horss spike
teoth harrow. viii sell at Q Fsaseaa.
bic figure.
l-B Z. J. RAW0ON,
Silt, Cels.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
10 LIT

IS acre Of sags brush lanl; win give
crops tive ysaEs for clearing up the laad
and will furnish alfalfa seed to sssl Il.
Will sell cheap. IRa n. HAKf,
1-2s Rife, Csls.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
DoWID01 119rD01C1 r0oHNnay

I Asvs . go nsass. essso bsiGk
rssa6assA hsaAsa - sws ~ (sa ~
sssss1 - - = ~ Asse sssSS b
os0aoss, Csasss1o. o. sessse eas naA
bosslD esA InesF1seaa, . lassAs
hsa seaas uaivsssiey Hs9assAssy
ssAssl Mes.eaa - fsf esski.e. "
'sisa = . safoafa = vssA tzsAs. 81
vssessa dasps saasA 1Ais = Qasar
~ sAaass ~ esos 80 waaliag y
49, aAvaaAaGs = ~ sos1s 1aivsssllv.
Psessoe SW0sR - sassa3sa HI ell
assa = ~ univsgsaay - - - ~
isssssses = ~ western slsps we'll
ssasaese taas = SAsvs halsnAsl
ses sss a. Z DoCEDoo,
@asu .0lnn1ss1 0Qso1Q os1A
~ al 6f.~-s~aaAns-s r; z4nrac
~ - = SSus1 - = = ~
q -
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15


sovs ars nskiAg rsaAy 1ee tAsar
aigAt's Fsst asA sviAsaay ere Assss-
tAs - b vhich tvigs tAsg vm -
esDy. Dvssy blrA sssAs - - eAase
ihg ~ ~ sthsr ssllsv ~ - ~
~ - DsseA fhees y Q oseA laal
q Ae10lAg - ~ he. 1sttssiAG No.
q ~ thitAa9 80 oeassal ooafa16sa.
= saaAst - tAak ~ bae1s ase ~
ias saeA otAse Sod nisht aAA AaD0y
eree0a Thsy eaaAot svsa - say1nG
tAe1r evsnSag Dsayesa fha1S tsoao
q voaes indicate The ses&Fasy. Thsy
sse0 70 - saying soasthing uks:
"0st - ths tvis. cures o. yos. o.
yin throw yos into ths strest below.
Here have been hustliag around the
strests all day grubbing for an oct
here and . csamb Of stale bread thsrs.
and coming homo for rest l nnd some
scurvy sparrow on the branch I 70
served last night"
Why" chatters another sparrow.
I've been sleeping on that twig every
night for the last week. and you.
avian rat. want to Jump my claim. III
quarrel about 1t till the sun goes down
and I'll keep the whole roost awake
before ! give mp to yo1."
And % 1t goes till the sun has goas
down behind the Arlington hills and
the great lights and the garish cig.
arctic and strong drink signs glow
aloag the avenue.
A naa looking up in tie trsss q
nisAt will So hundreds Of little fsath-
q halls. ali naetionless. They ass
s0as1ovs rolled ~ IN their gray aAl
bsov1 clothes. Not Q soanA oo0ss
iron the troe. unless h b Tie vtntor
WA siagine vsiraly through tAs Ary
tseasAss. unEal soos Orssa asA gsay
foss hGAt bsgins 70 eoos iate tAs shy
abovs ths AAaoostia hills. Thsa tie
twttssrins and hopping and shading
and airing Of feather beds begins. All
he birds are talking. bat In . bsttsr
humor than the night before. They
seem to be saying. How did you sleep
last night?" How bright you are
looking" and Where are you going
for breakfast!' "Will We have cereal
for breakfast" asks one bird. and
another answers. I'VE will II We can
dnd It."
One little bird 10 saying: ibid the
noise Of the avenue cars keep you
awake last night!" and another an.
swers: mo. but the theater crowds
passing under this tree near midnight
made me fiutter once or twice"
Then . little gray lady sparrow says
to gallant gentleman sparrow with
. gray coat and . brown vest: "Oh.
dear. bat had . horrid nightmare
last night: dreamed Of cats and !
vas powsfless to ny!"
Gradually the birds drop down into
the avenue and begin skirmishins for
breakfast. 30 .sa
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets there are nine plane trees o.
the north side Of the avenue. The
third. fourth and seventh trees count
ing from the east arc the popular
trees. for some reason which only the
birds could tell. but because OF the
crowded coalition Of thoss trees
there = some Overflow reaching into
the Arst tree and into the east side
eeanchss Of ths eighth. It seems .
notsy Dascs for birds 10 select - Q
rsst OF . roost. bat the Rambler ~
sumes that tie sparrows know what
thsy want in tie way OF loagines bse-
ter than he doss.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
BEST x,rowx COUGH lx,nDY

For forty-three years DR.. Kings New
Discovery has been known throughout
the world - the most reliable cough
remedy. Over three million bottles
wore used last year. Isn't this prooff
T. will get hid Of your cough, or ws
will refund your money. J. J. Owens,
Of Alllendale, g. G., writes tie way
hundreds of Others have done: CATER
twenty years, f'nA that d.. Kings
New Discovery is tie bss& remedy for
eoasAs sad essds tAAt I have ever
used" For coughs q eolds Aad all
throat an6 lung troubles, IL has no
equal. 500 and 4l.00 At Chas D.
Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
Al. 1ou oolrs1uAzD,

If - get . box o1 Dr.. Kiae's Now
Life PillA tsks tAsa regularly aad
your troubls win quickly disappear.
They vii senislAts Tie liver, Improve
your digestion and ct rid ef an The
poisons from your syste0. TAsy will
surely set you ven agaiA. 16s as Chas
D. Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

Ese sals = fssas-ossa sa.sA e
~ oeFss nsa1 CAsesaaale. Wm unks
. sssa ngsss - this psspsssy 81
deAs tshs sssa osavssA psspsssy N
sGsAoAoe. H. paEe3salaso aAaspo
j. y COZ. 0asosa1ale, Oh, 4 u d
HlA 'f .I7s .-r-re7, T-f.fs-
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
Ismo,, asves.

A very nice lemoA sauce h naAo
By boiling together one edp Of sugar.
half cup Of water. the rinA and juico
the yolks Of three eggs, strain tAs siruD
and stir Tie beaten eggs into It. ~
Tie pan into . double boiler and bsas
quickly ant1 Tie mixture = thSek
aAA snoekA. ns0ovo tAe paa fro0
tAe bollse 81 beot bue I've ntnntao
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
SHERWOOD PROPERTY 10 1aApl

esrties having GaFAelA sssst.
~sehes to dispsss Of whs vin tahs
- payment desirable 0lesvseA pse
s~sty will 10 veil to make tAeis vssts
" that kind IN view.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

When baby suffers with eczema OF
ssae itching skin trouble, use Deans
Ointment. A little Of it goes . long
Wy and it i safe for eAildrsa. Soe
. box at all stoesA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

For Sale-Carved Black Walnut bed
room set. 1016 Bennett.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
PLAGUE OF sPAlmo,0s
0gAytsgaGo aooUGo ~ ssoase
o. Pennsylvania AvGssUG.
- ~ esssy 9ssaaao Gvssy 0asS
ossae - - ehorOia0 vhs1 ~
0ehss essasW No. - tsio
oo1 - Nosoh.

When the wiater son = ro1 ~
over the Arlinstcu hills Q gfaAe naay
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
an oA1sB o. 1aIuleAsna


Stomach trouble, lazy liver a.A T.
sesged kidneys are the cause Of rheu
netism- Get your stonaeA, ives, kil
ssys and bowels in healthy es.Aitioa
y taking Electric B;ttess, AID yss
vih not be troubled With the Ps;ss
- rheumatisa- Charles b. ALA, .
ssAool principal, Of sylvania, Ga, oh"
Offered inAeserihable tsrtsss frs~
FAeamstisn, liver and stonaeA tsssbe
~ diseased kiAneys, writes. "Ar
resAies failed untl l sssd Electric
hitters, but four bottles Of this wonder
fal remedy cured me completely. "
Maybe your rheumatic pains come from
Stomach, liver and kidney troubles
Electric Bitters will give you proa.rt
redief. SOC and sl00. Recommended by
Chas. D. Barnes.
" rpn srp lookirr for q fob or vs,i
:" hlr" h"'p ~ if YOU have anvthiast
-'si "r wan ~ purchase. W. -nn sesl
re- action thranrh the ~"',,mne Of m.
Post Others bav. nd this tn.
" u cost you b. i,tle.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
lssasss ~ s,mss.ss ssa.l.

ssS9 ~ Vssss0sss0 Oosoos
ose - canned De0sates. E1nso
tAsa Il eeal watsr. AEs1AQs tAs ~
taes . s6sA D1a1A ~ = - ~
- e Ne ul0Aa1A. 'aosaAat ~ -
p1tt1aG u - esaAae . 49, q 0oa0
GAsese ~ 1es1lag - DaosaAo evuR
4 - ~ ~ eAesos y hale esaoanooA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
WHO'S m OUY.

VDo'D m 0UY.
W. Pat tAs haek i. Haeksssaeki
W. pat ~ bsek in finbsskbsos
~ pst H. saAA i. ss.driAgAa.i
W. PIT ~ seo in KalaAasoof
-Bsooklya Eagls.
Who put the kan in Kankakeei
We put the koks in Kokomo!
Who put-wont some one please tell
NET
~ ia In Oaeinaati, or
Birmingham Age e-Herald.
VIZ put the hole in Holyoks, Has.f
Who put ham in Birmingham
W. put ~ link in Lincoln, NsAf
VAe put tAe dan in Aasterdami
-Gnei.nati Ea(aires.
Who pat ths uasA in washinstoni
WAe pat ~ eaa in Caatsa, or
~ PIT ~ hlssa IN Hassaingteai
VIE pat ~ nan In NasAntei
-YssnO.tsu. Telegram.
W. pst tAs 9oks In far spskans'
Who put the trees in Three Oaks, pali
Whs put H. say in old Cheyennei
Who pat tAs hnd in OkIand, CALI
-Denver Rspabliean.
Who put the ounce in Quineyi
Who put the vest in Galvestoni
Who put the ark in Newark, N. j.!
Who put the middle in Middleton!
-Steambaot Pilot.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

- SesAse e - pspsp =, ..
sHiis - - sbi -, alpaaA ~
e1A,6 Ai1esseoao4. 010D -
- ~ ~ - - - = &c.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

OseseiPatasa saasss AsaApsAss. hi
ssstssA AissinsA AsswuiasA NJ
md, sPsaiAg nsaisi,s - Dsaab n
slssA ass ~ = IN sasssA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
IAN0Y DUnoo s1assY noes

F2 nAs = . ssasGaaAas psisA xssa1
seesa .en6 ~ 1sssa ssuA ~ essl
sesdk - ~ wssessa 49, Al Asol
--HstessA AAAssss u isq.lsto \
frs =, Z L ,WELsssS AQ.
- 0saA1 Vas1ey, Oh.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
ossse erssl.sM

CoSk soesoaSth e&D Safass u 60.
~ - w11se. VAsa 1sG1ng 60
sseAa1f - osgE -0e1R Ns1s1e1 -
neDsA ~ fsnsso N0a - ~
to uAAsaAso GouA 80 = q -.
Bsaa u0 s0oslA 0seD ~ uQoannnD
~ assD AA IN wttA a4ooe onnm
- Ueiahis v1tA eaoR.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
csesaaur ,Supll1.k

eeeonagt s1uu6ouk .s<sc
,&sgs1Al4e eEeeeA Slgs aD
49, - o-ouo aono10 ~ S
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
0ant6t Got he IAoa.

"You see, Mr. smidt, said the bank
cashier, "there is plenty Of money in
the bank, but all Of the banks have
agreed in order to prevent = panic to
pay out only . part Of the actual cur
rency demanded by depositors. Your
money Is here alright, and you can have
II - soon a. it y safe to let you have
It. In the meantime We will give you
Instead Of actual cash, clearing house
certificates, which will serve the same
purpose. This is the third time I havc
explained this natter to yen. have
Cses ints IL thoroughly because I
want You TO explain TIE conditions to
sAe rest sf yssr fellow-eountrynca
wAs aFs osr dspssitsrs Do you thiax
you psdsrsAaaA newf"
"Ysss, yess," replied saidt, "I OF.
Paain Il sAsst like die, Af. CAsehiss.
"Aatilda und I haf little baby. The
little baby she cry for milk in De mid
die Oh de night; We get up and We
say to dat little baby, yees, baby.
der iss plenty Of milk in the kitchen.
but We cannot give it to you now, but
We will give you Something's shust as as
good. Here iss . milk ticket-now q
sleep"
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

~ ~ b ssuu.ssa - = = -
: 1slae yle - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

TAs first thunder aal ligAtiae q
~ epassa ess1ssa fsss1ay svssi.0
= ~ >esSe San 4 ~ - -
SanAlnnsa~ ~ 49, 80 .~Nteu1ss
- ~ - - psss1s1D ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
fhs Eagis lGining District.

fhs Eagis Mining District.
At . meeting last Monday night Of
th men interested in mining in the
Dew mining district it was decided by
. majority vote Of those present to call
the new district the "Eagle Mining
District.".
It WAS decided that the name would
Be Of more benefit to the town and
surrounding country thaa any other.
Some wanted to call IL In the old Full.
ford. district, but inasmueh - Fulford
was 10 far away and il would do
Eagle no good to call the new dirtriet
BY that name the majority voted to
call il the eagle Mining Dirtriet. ?"
Therefore when speaking Of tho
mines don't forget to lot the people
know that they are in the "EAgl.
Mining District. Eagle Enterprise.
In Colorado We have dome queer
vsys Of doing business. We howl for
railroads ssd then We seDd puny block
heads tprese.t company, Hoffat and
Routt, excepted, Of eourse) to the
legislature who insist on making such
hws regulating these roads that they
viii al bs forced into The Aaads Of
receivers. Delightfully."- consistent, Ism Z
u 70 urge men to build railroads and
he. pass laws TO keep then from
naking nossy BY their spseslations,
yet that h what . certain clique b
trying 70 Dc In Colombo . legislature
tsday. The Courier % rot IN lavse Of
ssbbery. Of corporations. We would
jsse q econ lzss . nan into bfiad
sllsy asa saadhAg hin - Asvs H.
Colorado legislature paD ssas ef tAs
bins IL - Sss. eivi.g ssrisss ssar
sidesasiea.-Csaig Osusisr.
". A. Gesssf eaAe In froa ~ AiIls
yesterday wAsss - Aas bssa pssspsse-
ing. BE had some of tar-4eseesss soSf-
.sg 4seins.s - sflvsf slAt - bssa
btssgAt n, and Il b pes1issse sAas -
Aas aads . eFsae fiAl TAs - las
not bee. assaysd but = = bslisvsd
tAat Il n WY rich h lsft fer IL
hi1is again last svs.irs - .win hnisA
wusAiie his ans.ases, n ~ asa,-
tfns h Aas ssse seas sss awsy - -
ssavsA We asPs n. on.~ -
bssoa ssasehon9 - = u = - -
ousoR 49, - - . ~ Nus0nR.
- ISoaN
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
GEORGETOWN LOSES
ITS CHANCE TO WIN
EIIer's Disqualification Mars 0p-
portunity to Win South At
lantic IntercoIIegiates.
VIRGINIA FIGHTS HOPKINS
Carolina Expected to Cut in 4
Distance Races With Points
Which Will Determine Meet.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 3.-Virginia
and johns Hopkins will fight it out to-
day for the honor of winning the South
Atlantic Intercollegiate field and track
games, which are to be held at Home
wood Field
Georgetown is practically eliminated
from ell chance Of winning, owing to
the disqualification of Bob Eller, the
Georgetown flier. who got himself in
trouble yesterday in the trial, when he
vas disqualified in the 12O-yard hurdles
The pivotal races, about which the
result Of the meet will hang today, are
the mile and two-mile events. While
North Carolina cannot win the meet,
her runners are apt to cut in on :he
Hopkins points in these two races and
make win possible for Virginia.
Hopkins and Virginia have qualified
about the same number of men for the
finals, and will put forth every effort
this afternoon to win the final events.
Georgetown has seven men for the
finals-Horter, Terwilliger, Stebbins,
Lawlor. Golden, Low. and Robinson.
Eller was disqualified last night by
the officials and will not be allowed
TO compete In the 100. I2o hurdles, shot
nor was he allowed crack at the 200
yard hurdles.
Three records were broken. and un-
doubtedly good number will fan today
when the finals are run. In the 100
yards three heats were run in 10 sec
onds: 20 yards in q As. and the 40
In 81 IS.
After Captain Eller had qualified in
the 100 and shot put, he beat Crowley.
of Virginia, in sixteen seconds in the
high hurdle. He was disqualified for
knocking down three hurdles and in an
argument with the referee, DR.. Burdick.
he was disqualified from further COM
petition on this day.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
CORbETT To ENTER
PRINCETON IN FALL
Blue and Gray Prep Star Prom
ises PendIeton He Will En-
ter Tiger University.

James Corbett the sensational George
town Prep School pitcher. Will enter
Princeton next fall. instead OF matricu-
lating at the Hilltop college. as had
been confidently expected. The young
ster has not as yet decided. but II IN
understood that he has promised Toi
Pendleton to enter the New Jersey IN
stitution in the fall.
Last wear Corbett. while pitching for
the Blue and Gray youngsters. struck
out eighty seven men In six games, cre-
ating the schoolboy strike-out record
Of the District by tanning twenty-five
Central High School players in the only
game which he lost, errors behind him
giving the Blue apd White a 4-to-0 VIC
tory. Against Tech and NJ. A. c. Re-
serves Corbett pitched no-hit-rio-run
games. and twice he held Business High
School to a solitary hit. During the
whole season but nine hits were made
OF the Hilltop wonder and only seven
runs
Coach Brown intends using his star
against Central and Technical, and II he
is in form Ii seems likely that the
Props will capture the scholastic cham
pioEship of the District
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
EasterIy Bats in
Winning Run for Sox

DETROIT. May 3-The fourth
straight game Of the DetroitC Chicago
series was pocketed by the White Sox
when Easterly connected for a long
double to center. after Borton had
beaten an infield tap by inches. Tie
score was to 1 and it was De.roit's
eighth consecutive defeat. Until the
ninth Willett outpitched Scott, but
Detroit failed to produce hits with
runners on the sacks, Score by in
nings:
PILE.
Chicago 100 o l q o q o IL Z o
Detroit .....e 01O0G 0 O-17e
Batteries: Scott and Weaver; willett
and Stanagc.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03

awarded with proper ceremony. At the
end Of the season. The question of ad-
mitting Twining City or Good Hope to
the league as the sixth team is now
before President Newcomb and his asso-
ciates. and they will settle the matter
within a few days.
Those taking part in the formation of
the league were Edward Heiskell. OXon
Hill. Md; DR.. Posey. Government Hos
pital: j. G. MCGEE and B. III. Plumb,
Washirg gton Steel Company; Maurice p.
McGrath, Anacostia; Edward ]. New
Heights
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Encouraging word

An encouraging message cor,es from,
ST Louis in statement bv Rirm,n.-
ham. who was asked directly which
"f the Eastern pennant hopes do you
pick to win: The plucky manager
required but one seconds thought. and
in moment M snapped back. Wash
ington." Btrmy, however. supplimcnt-
ed This statement by saying. II mean
IN the East which shows that he
mas not given up hopes himself yet.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Smiths Manager Is on
Trail of Lutte McCarty

NEW YORK, May 3.-Jim Buckley,
manager of Gunboat Smith, is on the
trail of Luther McCarty. Buckley was
fairly bubbling over with excitement to-
day, end following up Gunboats eX-
pressions Of confidence offered a guar
antee Of s, 900 If Luther would only con-
sent to talk business for ten or twen-
ty-round battle.
IT wouldn't say anything bad about
a man." said Buckley, but what can
McCarty do to be called champion?
He can't box, he can't hit, he can't DO
anything"
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Milan not hitting.

"Zeb' Milan is not hitting with his
accustomed skill He is knocking
them at the flelders. but is managing
to get on the bases. He has quite a
lead at present in base stealing. 1t
might be explained that the Linden
boy has not been in the best of
health this spring. but he is bound
to come around in short order. Griff
is thinking of giving one of the
Cubans chance and letting '.Zeb"
take a rest.