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Just as a reminder, an overland trip to Little Rock these fine morn ings would be something of a treat both going and coming.
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But then President Wilson must be expected to give some attention to that coming White House wedding.
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KINNEY HOUSE

Everything strictly up-to-date; all out side rooms; fresh country produce. home milk and butter
 BOARD AND ROOM, SS and ss WEEK
 Also rooms for fight housekeeping. Call and see. C. Nj. HAckETT, Prop. Phone i435 Crown Street.
 Free carriage meets ell trains
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Those who favor bliad-tiger regime received one severe jolt in the cir cult court yesterdaJ.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

The only way Spain can get visit from T. R. before his return here is to stage little war of it's own.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

The peace bird might have received a more happy reception if it's appear ance had been made sooner or later
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

The war fever never turned the tide Of the Coxey army march toward the Mexican scene of conflict
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Being deprived of any public utiii- ties is a convincer as to the advan- tage of it when it is available
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

Republicans are no longer buoyant over the prospect that blunders would re-instail them in public favor
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

The building war in Hot Springs will be waged until the late fall sea son at least.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

Also 1t is among the prophecies of the period that within a few days the fishing will be fir-N
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30

For spring chicken meals, go to Dobry's, Malvern Road. Telephone | 1549 4-ll-tf
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The aeroplane will have to hurry to play a part in the conflict.
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Cook on electric stove. &3 5o. Schmel- gel phone 221 6ll Central SataEfac- tiop guaranteed 4-29-2t
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And if one Teddy R. doesn't hurry f. will be all over when he gets here.
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Lester Home Hotel
Union House.

Union House.
 No runners or solicitors employed The best meal in Hot Springs at the price. Board and room, s5.50 and 5000 per week. Home cooking served family style; good, clean, large rooms, quiet and home like, close in. All yis- itors and c. |. A. welcome.
 MRS. LESTER, Proplretreess. $40 Benton St. Phone 1872.
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: es. publicity bureau would be an as
 that Hot Springs would be-
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HURLEY HOUSE
PAT HURLEY. ProprIetor.

PAT HURLEY, Proprietor. RATEs-PER WEEK, 5000 AND UP. one block from postoffice. city hau and depot. steam heat electric lights and al modern conveuiences
 sos PLEASANT STREET. Alss Furnished Cottages for Rsnt,
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GET TT AT HALLS.
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For expert kodak finishing, Sorrells Drug Cc E-H-t'
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Evening star., 1914-04-19
HANDICAP SHOOTING.
Miles Taylor Best in Emmons Chal
lenge Event Of Analostan Club.

Twenty members were on the firing line
yesterday afternoon in the weekly tour
ney of the Analostan Gun Club on the
Eastern branch grounds near Benning
bridge. and splendid scores resulted.
Seventeen marksmen enjoyed the Em-
mons challenge contest.
Secretary Miles Taylor won first honors
in the Emmons challenge event with q
score Of A out of so. having a handicap
of nineteen yards. Taylor challenged E.
W. Ford. who won the cup. donated by
George A. Esnmons, April 4. According
to the rules, Ford was subject to chal-
lenge by members of the club, and yes
terday he was challenged by sixteen
marksmen. Taylor will endeavor to re-
tain the cup May 2 when the next event
will be held.
The winner started of with q perfect
score of fifteen targets in the first event
and got eleven in the second. He lost
two birds in the third event. Taylor will
have his name engraved upon the cup.
A three-cornered tie resulted in the
bstWeen Sawaaaa A. z B. n slime. ". c. slundon
and J. Mel. Seabrook. each making a
total of so. Slime broke 43 targets
with a handicap of IL birds. while
Blundon killed 80 pigeons with the
cap Of 81 birds. downed 20 targets.
According to the rules of this contest
the member having the highest aver
age score, including his handicap of
added birds, will be awarded the prize.
E. w. Ford won a leg on the trophy
in the last shoot.
]. C. Wynkoop made q good showing.
as he recorded a total OF ~, having
handicap of birds, while E. w. Ford
broke A saucers. and R. T. Bray killed
80 pigeons.
E. ". Ford was ''bigh gum in the
as he brought down 19 filters"
out of "a, while r. H. Leight. G. d.
Kirk and W. C. Blundon each broke II
targets out Of the same number. Frank
Huseman. professional. led the men,
bers. having dropped only one target
out of "a.
The Official scores:
Evening star., 1914-04-19

Chandlee, Manhattan, Victor ]. Evans,
Managers No. 1, Managers No. ?,
Treasury. Bethany, Engineers, United
states Marine Corps Shern1ans No. l.
Shermans No. 2, r. B. Owen, Chevy
Chase, Oxford. Altamonts. Griffos. Buf-
falos, Belmonts No. l, Southland, Wash
ington Abattoir Company. Navy Yard.
Secondary Mount Shop Sherwood. Dela-
ware, Casino. National. Columbias, Parks.
Goodfellows District: Columbians No. l,
Columbians No. 2, Parker. Bridget & Co.,
Commissioners. Watt Stars.
Formidable Array Of Bow1ers.
After the various teams in the doubles
and the five-man clubs are classified
there is not the least doubt that a most
formidable array of bowling talent will
be seen. In fact there is not much nkeli-
hood that such a remarkably representa-
tive list Of clubs has been seen
previously in the annual affair." Oflcials
Of the organization expect it to be the
greatest Of Its kind ever held in Wash
ington, and will be greatly surprised if
such does not turn out to be the case.
The teams will be classified as follows:
Glass "A"-Teams 500 and over: doubles
200 and over: singles 100 and over.
Class ''B"-Teams 40 to 499; doubles
1ss to 199: singles o. to 80.
Class "C'-Teams under 47O; doubles
under 1873; singles under "a.
The tourney will begin Monday, April
27, and will continue until the schedule
is completed. It Is certain that the at
eair will last longer ahis year than
previously. though, owing to the large
entry list.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
GREAT ENTRY LIST FOR
LOCAL DUCKPIN TOURNEY
Increase of Twenty-Six Noted in the Five-Man Team
Class-Exceptional Array of Bowlers Will
Take Part in the Games.

1t was announced last night by Harry
B. Haley. president of tho local duckpin
association, that what would probably
constitute the greatest entry list ever had
in one Of the annual tournaments wouio
take part in the event this spring. He
stated that never before have there been
as many fve-n1an teams to place them-
selves in line for some Of the prize money.
and that It is likely an exceptionally large
number Of individuals will be in the COM
petition
According to an announcement made
last night, the summary showed a total
of 81 five-man teams had already entered.
14s doubles and 237 singles. The greatest
number of fve-man teams which have
previously taken part in one of the tour
neys was 55, the increase this year be-
ing 26, which Is very remarkable The
following is a list of the f1ve-man teams:
Carroll Council. Washington Intercoun-
Gil. Bankers, Tangoes, Climbers, Star No.
1. Star No. 2, Scandinavian. Bulgarian.
Y. NJ. c. A. No. 1. Y. M. c. A. No. 2
Bookkeepers, Salvador, Accounts, Argyle,
Irouuois, Farmers, P. H. Patterson, In
spection, Cubs Indians. Brunswicks, Uno.
Finance, Resolute, Potomac. Palace. Ag-
ricultural, w. G. C. Shop, Miscellaneous,
Linworth. J. E. DIS, Chaplin & Sacks.
Malone. Pepco, Printers, Royals, Erect
ing Shop East Shop. Westminster. Bu-
reau Departmental. Auditors, Bel
monts No. 2, Welsbach. Contenders.
Newcomers. Goodfellows. Arcade;
Evening star., 1914-04-19
PIRATES GOING WELL.
Defeat Cincinnati, 8 to 5, Aftel
Extra Pitchers Are Called Ont.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 1s.-Pitts-
burgh outbatted Cincinnati and won an
exciting game today. 8 to s. The visitors
through errors in the field allowed the
locals to remain on even terms with
them until the ninth. when they batted
out the victory. Mowrey materially as
sisted in this inning when he drove a
homo run to deep center. bringing In a
runner ahead Of him.
Adams and johnson started the game,
but both were knocked out of the box.
the former at the end OF the third and
the latter at the end of the fourth in
ming. Conxelman, who relieved Adams,
pitched magnificent ball. yielding only
one hit In the six innings that he worked.
The one run registered against him was
due to an error by Viox. Rowan, on the
other hand. was hit hard and often, the
first four men up in the ninth inning
making safe drives. with Mowrey's home
run coming as the climax.
Mowrey and Wagner led in batting,
while Groh carried of the fielding honors
The score:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
PHILLIES WIN ANOTHER.
Knock Perdue Off the Rubber and
Defeat Boston Braves, 5 to 8.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-Philadel-
phia knocked Perdue off the rubber in
six innings today and defeated Boston
by to 8. Sharp fielding by Griffith.
Gowdy and Schmidt saved Perdue until
the sixth, when the home team pushed
three runs over the plate. and won the
game on Paskert's single. doubles by Lo-
bert and Magee. and Cravath's single.
Two Of Boston's runs were driven in by
Perdue's three-bagger. Marshall pitched
in fine form and was given excellent sup
port. Magee kept up his hard hitting.
and made two doubles and a single in
four times at bat. Score:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
HAVE. ROLLED WELL
Arcade Leaguers Get Good
Scores and. Records.
SHERWOODS WIN HONORS
Beat Out Other Clubs in Close Race.
Bankers Have q High
Game.

Two of the best marks registered this
season in the bowling leagues were made
by the Nationals and Bankers in the
Arcade circuit. The Nationals got set
of 1,6S7 and the Bankers rolled game
of go. Also, 1t might be mentioned.
that Dywers high set for an individual
was only surpassed in a few instances.
It was $780,
The Sherwoods finished in front. They
beat out the Nationals by a short mar
gin. which they held during the greater
part OF the season.
The work of the teams in the league
has been above the general average and
the season has been regarded as a very
successful one.
The standings and averages follow:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
MANAGERS WIN OUT
Take Title in Southern Rail-
way Clerks League.
HAVE A 2-GAME MARGIN
Law Finishes Second, Only Few
Points Behind the
Leaders.

in the Southern Railway Clerks Bowling
League by margin Of two games. They
won Al contests and lost 10. while the
Law team. which ran second. had 80
victories to It's credit and had 81 defeats
registered against 1t.
Tho Managers led In practically every
department. Though they were beaten
by one or two of the teams in some cases,
they got the best Of the argument with
any one club by far
The standing and averages follow:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
TAKE TITLE EASILY
Enqineers Finish First in Pat
ent Examiners Circuit.
WEIKERT'S HIGH AVERAGE
Official Scorer Pratt Says That the
Season Has Been Very
Successful.

The Engineers won the championship
In the Patent Examiners League easily,
having a big margin on Interference.
which finished second by one game over
the Farmers. The Engineers also got
the highest total of pins and the highest
team set.
Weikert has the highest average. beat
ing out Lennon by three pins. Weikert
also has the best set and the greatest
number Of strikes. Pierce leads in the
spares.
Official Scorer Pratt announces that
the season has been very successful, not
a single game being forfeited during the
entire year.
The standing and averages follow:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
DOUBLE TARGETS.
DISTRICT MAN WINS SHOOT.
Frank Huseman Breaks III Out Of
200 at Winchester Match.

WINCHESTER, Va, April 161The
Winchester Gun Club this week held the
largest shooting match in its history and
marksmen were present from Washing
ton, Martinsburg. w. Va: Gharpsburg
and Wflliamsport. Md. and other places
The high professional honors fell to
Frank Huseman of Washington, who
broke III out of 200. making an average
of SS1k per cent.
Amateur honors were won by Harry
B. Thatcher Of Winchester. who broke
141 out of 161. or average of S11x per
cent. High scores were made also by c.
A. Gaylor Of Williamsport and d. ".
Breckenridge. w. E. Jones and Arthur
Seabright of Winchester
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Washington Country
Club Will Hold Its
Annual Golf Tourney

The washinEton Country Club
will hold its second annual golf
tournament May 2, s and 8. The
entries must be handed in by
May 5, and must be In writing. 1t
Ii thought that an exceptionally
large number OF entrants will
compete, as there seems to be .
great deal Of interest in the
event.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Team Summary.
Team and Iudfvidual Recor,

Team and Individual Records,
High individual average-Jollns, Finance.
lO5-3O.
High individual set-Jolline, Finance, $50; Sc
ond Grubbs, Finance. 255.
High individual game-Joili6e, 1A1; second,
Grubbs, Finance. l39.
High nat game-Nen. Postal Savings, s6; Sec
ond, Warthen. Railway Mail, o.
High team set-Finance. 1,545.
High team game-Einance, $40.
Greatest number Of strikes-Niess, Railway
Mail. "a: second, Warthen, Railway Mail, Is.
Greatest number of spares-Jolline, Finance,
122; second, Grubbs, Finance 49,
Evening star., 1914-04-19
HAVE GOOD RECORDS
R. R. Y. M. C. A. BoWIerS Have
Done Very Well.
WILLIAMS IS THE LEADER
Rolling for Auditors, He Averaged
102-71 for Total Of Sew
enty-Two Games.
WILLIAMS IS THE LEADER

The individual records for the R. r.
V NJ. C. A. Bowling League are above
the average Of previous years. The work
Of all the players has been more con-
sistent than usual. The highest mark
is held by Williams of the Auditors, he
having 102-71 for a total of - games.
The averages follow:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Baltimore Beaten by Buffalo.

BALTIMORE, Nd. April 1s-A big
crowd today saw Buffalo defeat Balt;-
more, 4 to 2 Two singles and two
doubles IN the fourth inning netted the
visitors three runs. after which Suggs
settled down. Smith went in in the
eighth, after Duncan batted for Suggs.
The score:
R.H.E.
Buffalo ........ q o q o I o D o o.
Baltimore ...... o 1 o o o o o.
Batteries-Krapp snd Blair: suggs. Smith and
Russell.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
PATT|S0N IN front
Heads Patent Attorneys
Bowling League Teams.
EVANS QUINT is SECOND
Runner-Up Is Only Short Margin
Behind the Club in
First Place.

The Pattison team is at the top Of the
list Of clubs in the Patent Attorneys
Bowling League with % games won and
I lost. while the v. J. Evans quint is
second with "a won and 8 lost. These two
clubs finish we'll ahead Of the others,
though all the hves did some good work
at different times.
The averages of the individuals and the
standing of the teams follow:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Totals. 30 H13 ]
Totals. .33 T12 2
sBatted for Williams in the ninth inning
fRatted for Hardison In the ninth inning.

fbdtteu Iot ao1o1soH III tHS HtHtH 3Hu1H6
Virginia. .....-.. ! %
Runs-White. Guy. Two-base hit-Phillips.
Three-base hit-White. Sacrifice hit-Stickley
Base on balls-On Williams, 5. Struck out
White, Paschall. Double plags-shields to k
Bailey to Hardison; Stickley to Paschall to Word.
Left on bases-yirginia, 10; North Carolina, g.
first base error-VirSinia. Time of game
! hours. Umpires-Dr. II. 7. Adkins and Mr..
AcAanus.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Brooklyn Wins Another.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April Is.-After 4
lay-off Of three days, caused by wet
grounds. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh met
at Exposition Park today and Brooklyn
carried Off the game by a score Of 4
to 3. Pittsburgh got a good start but
Barger became unsettled in the last in
ming. Brooklyn scoring twice and win
ming the game. The score:
R.H.E.
Brooklyn ...... l o Q o . 1 2AiO
Pittsburgh 49, o o o o o 0-S Z
Batteries-seaton. Somers. Maxwell and Owens;
Barger, knetzer and Berry.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Virginia Scores in Second.

Virginia started the scoring in the sec
ond. when Guy walked, took second on
Suckley's sacrifice and scored on Green's
single to right. The only other score
of the contest came in the seventh on
Whites triple. followed by Words single
Virginia had several chances to score in
the earlier innings. but with bases filed
Capt. Neff was unequal to the occasion
either time and the men were stranded.
Shields. playing at shortstop for the
Tar Heels, put up a beautiful game, and
on several occasions stopped rallies with
fast double plays. White. the Orange and
Blue left fielder. shared the fielding hon
ors with Shields, making several catches
that drew applause from the spectators.
The members of the two teams will
be guests of the Country Club at a dance
this evening, and the same teams will
play the second game Of the series in
Greensboro Monday. The score:
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Standing Of Teams.

High team set-Netionals, 1.687.
High team game-Bankers, 622.
High individual set-Dwyer. $50.
High individual game-Downing. 1e1.
Greatest number Of strikes-Downing, 49,
Greatest number OF spares-Rtdes. 14&
Evening star., 1914-04-19
FINANCE IS winner
Gets Championship in Pest
Office League Easily.
JOLLIFFE IS HIGH MAN
Has Best Average, and Also At
tains Records in Two
Other Cases.
JOLLIFFE IS HIGH MAN

The Finance team won the champion
ship in tho Post Once League rather
easily. getting a good start and gradually
Increasing the lead until the end Of the
season. ThA work Of the Finance Ave
was much above the average Of that in
the circuit. Postal Savings was second.
while Railway Mails ran it a close third.
Tho Finance team also led the teams
in the league in every department. Not
only did it win the greatest number OF
games. but it got the greatest total OF
pins. The highest set registered was
also secured by Finance, as was the best
game. the most strikes and spares ana
the highest average. It Is mighty seldom
that a team can boast Of that kind Of
q record.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
VIRGINIA, BY z TO 0
Defeats Carolina in First Con-
test of Big Series.
CANNON FEATURES GAME
Orange and Blue Hurler Lets o.
ponents Down With Only
Four Hits.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

DURHAM. N. c.. April 1s-With a
typical Carolina base ball crowd that
filled every seat in the stands. Virginia
took the first game of the series from
the Tar Heels by a score of to O.
The game was fast and snappy through
out. and was marked by the clever pitch
ing Of both twirlers. Cannon, who work
ed for the Orange and Blue. had a little
better Of the argument. as he was steady
during the whole game and only one
Of the locals succeeded in reaching second
base.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville. 5; Cleveland. 4.
Indianapolis, s; Columbus. 4.
St. Paul, IL; Kansas City, q.
Milwaukee, 6; Minneapolis, 4.
Evening star., 1914-04-19

Boston ... % o o 1 o-s
Runs-Connolly, Gilbert. Gowdy. Paskert (2,,
1.obert, Magee, Killifer. Two-base hits-Con-
molly, KilIifer, Lobert, Magee (2,. Three-base
hit-Perdue Home run-Paskert. Hits-On
Perdue. 10 in innings: OF Crutcher, in 2
Innings sacrifice hit-Marshall. Stolen base
on hases-Boston. 8; Philadelphla. 8. Bases on
balls-oR Marshall. Z. First base On errors
Boston. 4 struek cut-By Perdue. Il b Mar
Tims Of camel hour and 33 minutes.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Jolliffe Gets Good Marks.

The best work done by the individu-
ais was that OF Jolliffe. He scored the
highest set and game registered by the
players of all the teams. although
Grubbs, also Of the Finance team. ran
him close in each case. Jolline's high
set was 366. while Grubbs' was 1856:
Jolliffe's best game was 141, while
Grubbs' was 139 Jol,iffe got the best av-
erage Of any Of the individuals, having
q mark Of 106.20
The averages Of tho Individuals. the
standing OF the teams and the records
for the season are as follows:
Evening star., 1914-04-19

sBatted for Adams in the fourth.
tran for Clark in the ninth.
tBatted for johnson In the fourth
SRan for Miller in the fourth.
HBatted for Marsans in the eighth.
ssBatted for Rowan In the ninth.
Pittsburgh .......... 0 2 / o o 1 o a-s
va4 RnsNsssi N;,ssssi, q, f. ks1iy; MGsTsy t Wagner.
Johnson. Three-base hits-Mitchell. Hoblitsell.
Home run-Mowrey Hit+on Adams. in 3
innings; OF Councilman. / in 6 innings: OF
johnson. in 4 innings: OF Rowan, In 8
innings. Sacrifice hit-Hobliuell. Stolen bases
Wagner. Konetchy, Hyatt. Herzog, Kellogg.
Double play-Wagner. viox to Konetchy Left
on bases;-Pittsburgh, Z; Cincinnati. 8, First
OF Johnson, q; OF Rowan. 2. Struck out-By
Adams. 2; By Gonzelmsn. l: by johnson. !; BY
Msssrs. Rigier and EmsIis. Time Of Fsme-a
hours and - n4nateA
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Totals. 81 II n 20 2

Totals. 80 "a 10 Totals. 81 IL n 2
GRATED for Perdue in seventh.
tBatted for Martin in ninth.
tRatted for Crutcher in ninth.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-06
Notice to Taxpayers
Denver, Colo. July %, lSl,


TO ALL COUNTY ASSESSORS:
You are advised to send a notice to
taxpayers and inform them what -valu-
alton you have placed ON their proper
ty.' 1t is especially important and you
are hereby urged to send notice of
such assessment to all taxpayers who
have not signed a schedule containing
the valuations of their real and per-
sonal property. You should also sI-
wise the taxpayer in the same notice
when you will sit for hearing on the
valuations fixed by you during the
month of August, a. the law provides
(R. S. 1908. Sec. 5639.) II this is done
there will be a great reduction in the
number Of petitions for rebate of taxes
after the roll is delivered to the treas
urer. Failure to advise the taxpayer of
his assessment before he receives no.
tice from the county treasurer as to
the amount Of his taxes. has led to
much dissatisfaction and injustice. The
old faw. which allowed abatements by
the county commissioners at any time
was repealed BY the last legislature.
tSec. 10. Chapter ia. sessaon laws Of
l313.) The Tax Com1iseioa Il Obliged
to disapbrove petitions TT attachments
rebates or refunds OF tanes which in
volve change in the judgment Of the
assessor. The abatements approved by
the Tax Commission are those which
involve errors Of fact n dosble as
sessment. wrong classification Of lands
clerical errors. etc. By proper notice
OF valuation at this time the accuracy
Of your assessment will be greatly
increased
THE COLORADO TAX COMMISSION,
By Frank Adams.
I will be in the ONCE Avg. II, and
succeeding days until Board Of Equal
ization meets to hear any and all COM
plants in regard to assessments Of
property. real and personal.
Taxpayers will receive notice OF any
change having been made n schedule
and can see valuations placed on real
estate at Assessors ONCE - It will be
impossible for this ONCE to send out
notices Of all valuations at this time
Yours resDt,
Buford Hafgruve,
County Assessor.