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DEATHS

ADAMS-On Wednesday. September q. 1914.
at 1865 p. M, at his late residence. is ;
street northwest. ROBERT ADAMS, in the
sixty year of his age. beloved nus
band Of Martha Wells Adams.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence on Saturday, September c6. 1871.
at 10 a. m. Friends invited. lnterment at
Arlington Cemetery, private.
F'ENTON-Suddenly on Wednesday, Septem-
Der y. 1914. MATTHEW d. FENTON. be-
loved husband Of Elizabeth V. Fenton tnee
Lynch.
Funeral from his late residence. ils Mass
achusetts avenue northwest. on Friday
morning. Requiem mass at st Patrick $
Church at $50. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend.
West Point, y. Y. MARGARETTA PARK.
wife OF John Frederick Leech.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence I754 Massachusetts avenue. Wash
ington, ID. c.. on Friday. September -. at
2:30 p. m.
STALTER-On Sunday. September 20. 1914.
at Philadelphia, ELIZA GADDIS. wife Of
Charles E. Stalter. and daughter Of Mrs.
Maggie Gaddis and the late William Cad
dis. of Helena. Mont.
Funeral Friday. September 2S. at y. m.
from the residence of Maurice Otterbach.
Az Tenth street southeast. Interment in
Congressional Cemetery.
SPAULDING-Washingto Lodge. No 10. B.
p. o. Elks the lodge will convene In spe-
cIal session at a. m. Friday. September
25. 1914 for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of our slate brother. JAMES J.
SPAULDING Sisned EDW. ]. MURPHY.
Exalted Ruler. WA s. SHELBY. Sec
l
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PUBlIC NOTICES
c. II. SYME x JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.



IN THE SUPREats CULRT Of THE DIS
IRlCI OF COLT MBlA- Holding District
Court; IN RE: The condemnation Of square
o'oS. Tor highway and park purposes along
Ine AnacostIa River. IN the District Of Co
iLmbia- District Court No. u2l. Upon con-
sideration OF the petition OF the Commission
ers OF the DistricG of Columbia, filed in the
aDove-enutled cause. and on motion Of coun-
sci for the said Commissioners. II il oy the
1914. Ordered: That the Clerk of the Court
issue citation to Harry f. Gladman and
Elizabeth 5 Gladman. 80 Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. southeast; Arthur Z. Randle. -, Penn
James. Care of Col. Henry MAYOR. Asses
sors ofncey; Mary 5. Nayior. tCars
nce,: Thomas Keeiy. No. sis Rock
creek Road. Northwest: Ohio w. Hammond.
No. i2S sth Street. Northwest: George J.
Southeast: Michael 1. Weller. No. an Penn.
Ave. southeast; Margaret A Patch. No. "a
Y Street, Northwest; German American
nue.. Southeast; Albert Garry Tr.. No. 10
18th Street. Southeast: Bessie N. Roberts.
No. 1910 LIST Street, y. W, to appear in this
Court on the 6th day of October. A. ID. 1914.
at ten o'clock. A. NJ, to answer the said
petition and to show cause why the prayers
thereof should not be granted. and why the
tition filed herein. should not be condemnsd
FOR highway and park purposes along the
Anacostia River. II is further ordered. That
a copy Of said citation be served BY the
United States Marshal for the District Of
Columbia upon such owners OF the land
sought to be condemned herein. and such Dsr-
sons interested therein, may be found by
the said Marshal or his deputies within the
District OF Columbia; and 1t Is further or
dered. That all persons having any interest
in these proceedings be. and they are hereby.
warned and required to appear In this Court
on before the said 6th day Of October. A
D. 1914. to answer the said petition and to
continue in attendance until the Court shall
have made its final order. ratifying and con-
hrming the award and report OF the Commits
sioners be appointed by the Court to ap-
praise the value of the respective interests
Of all persons concerned in the land and
premises mentioned and described in tbs
aforesaid petition. II Is further ordered:
That copy of this order be published once
in the Washington Law Reporter. and twice
a week for two successive weeks in the Waah-
ington Evening star. the Washington Herald
and he Washington Times. newspapers pub
lished in the said District. before the said
s.h day Of October. A. D. 1914 By the Court
WENDELL P STAFFORD. Justice. A trus
copy Test: ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk By =.
Z CUNNINGHAM, Asst Clerk
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Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby fresh. 23a3Oc per doz
Southern, 2sa2 &c per doz.
CHEESE-Nsw Eorh lew. 1910 per H. (:
ia |. lsi.c per Id.
BUTTER-EIgin print. 33c per lb.: tub,
S2isc per Ib process 26d27c per 10.
LIVE POCLTRY-CQuotations furnished by
krey, Price & Co Hens. l6r per 10
ROSTERS. lie per lb; turkeys lJa lSc per lb &:
ducks. l3gI4c per lb.; spring chickens. l5G
lie per ID.
LIVE STOCk-NeaI calves best, l0tlOAc
per ID. ; heavy. sn3c per ID; tat sheep. iiIiI2c
per ID. spring lambs. 7aSc per 10.
VEGErA BL ESQ tQUOtations furnished by
Taylor WsdeD-Potatoes. new. SIS bbl. {:
onions, 81 60 per bushel: 81 80 per sack: cab
ba Sc, S.2J per hundred lbs: lettuce. 81 son
s" 20 per basket: beeIs. S" GO per 100 bunches.
WOOL rLotaIi"ns iurnisi.sH by nrey
per lb
We do exclusively 4 commission business
and quote prices at which are selling
goods Of that date.-krey. Price e. @.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton September .. 1914. Sealed proposals will
be received at this office Room 5os. District
Building. until two O'Clock D. m.- October l.
1914 for furnishing and delivering at Engine
House No. 16, this city. one cast iron boiler.
with fittings, hundred and seventy-two
square feet Of heaters and one pressure fan.
Specifications and form of proposal may be
obtained from the Purchasing Officer. d. C,
Room 3eO District Building. OLIVER P.
NEWMAN. FREDERICK L. SIDDOSS,
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners. ID. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wash
ington, September %. 1914. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office. Room SOC,
District Building. until two O'Clock 2. NJ.
October 5. 1914. for furnishing and delivering
cast iron lntels for the windows and sIeei
IinteIs for the east and west entrances, al
the Bryan School Building. B street. between
18th and 14th streets. S. E. this city. Speci-
fcations and form OF proposal may De oo-
tanned from the Purchasing Officer. u. c.
Room 800 District Building OLIVER p
NEWMAN FREDERICK L. SIDDoNS.
CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners. .. 9.
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Epitaph Boasts He
Died Single

MYRTLE POINT. Ore. Sept. "a
ITO an independent. good-looking old
bachelor, who in his younger days
preferred to live a single life rather
then get married and be ruled by A
petticoat boss through this life. and
perhaps in eternity"
y granite monument bearing this
unique epitaph and surmounted by
the rather heroic effigy of bache-
lor standing on one side of the River
Jordan, with three old maids on the
other, beckoninP him to cross. today
marks the grave of b. B. White, an
eccentric resident of Myrtle Point,
who died recently at an advanced
age after a life of single blessedness.
In his will Hartley left explicit
directions for the hewing of the
monument. and inscription it should
bear.
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WHITE HOUSE CALLERS.
1870 a. m.-Henry Borton

1870 a m.-Henry Borton.
10:%%5 a m.-Senator Thompson of Kan
sas
1879 a m.-Congressman Cline of In
diana
l0:45 a. m.-Congressmen F1tzhenry
and O'Hair of Illinois
II a. m.-Senator Stone of Missouri.
1:30 a. m.-The Attorney General.
y m.-Congressman Henry and cotton
delegation.
l2:I5 p. m.-Edward F. McSweaney.
% 80 D. m.-Former Governor General
Forbes of the Philippines.
2.30 p. m-Washington correspondents
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IN MEMURlAM

MARTELL-In sad and loving remembrance
of my dear wife, ALICE f. MAR TELL
who departed this life four years ago. Sep
tember -. 1910
Just four years ago today
Since my dear wife passed away.
And while she lies in peaceful sleep
Her sacred memory | shall keep
BY Her Loving Husband.
(Notices for this column accepted At
so cents fat. either prose p1etry. In case
notice does not exceed ten lines Add "
cents for each line in excess af ten.b
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Realty Transfers

SO g street sputhwest-C. + Crump, trUs-
Tee, 10 Emanuel Speich. lot IS square 4l%.
SlUc
III Sixth street northeast-Harry Crawford.
lot go. square So s., 275
Seventh and & streets nOrtheaSt-N illlaln
Murphy ct uN. 10 Clara N King, TT 66.
square SS5. SIC
oiI JeHffer street northwest Harry Ward
man. ct al. 10 John n. thaneY. lot 6S,
square 1873. Mt Airy. SO. John II. Chsney
conveys same property to Erik K SkOn-
berg and Fred R. Sommer. So
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE
A GENUINE BARGAIN.
To colored buyer or as investment. two hns
dwellings, one on 18th between and You
SITS NV rooms and bath. rented KS. 50.
other c 2 on Rigs 81. between 18th and 14th
NV 10 rooms and bath. rent $3.50. This
owner OF these houses has instructed US TO
get the best o1er We can and submit II.
This is a real opportunity TO buy a good home
or investment at low figure. Let show
you the property.
r,14 st y. W. or 7th and II sts. n. n
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TODAY'S BEST FILMS.
Selected by GARDNER MACK.

Selected by GARDNER MACK.
Olympic Theater, I431 You street,
William CoutIcigh in .'The Better
Man." a Famous Player Production.
The House Next Door," by J
Hartley Manners, CrandaIrs, Ninth
and T. streets.
"Neptune's Daughter Uniyer.-
all, the Columbia, r near Twelfth
street
Empire Theater, aI5 III street
northeast, "The Cruise of the Molly
Anne
The Royal, Fourteenth and Iry-
ing streets, "Nhen Youth Meet.
Youth"
CNote: These selections are based
on the personality OF the play
ers and the producing company
and not personal inspection except
in special Cases.-G. M
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IN RENTAL. BASIS: VERY CoZY s-ROOM
and bath brick residence. with both gas
and coal cooking ranges in the kitchen: nicely
snishsd throughout. Price. s.. so: $50 cash
and sa1 70 monthly. covering interest in trst
snJ second trusts and payment on principal
A. G HOUGHTON 4 CO.
SIS F ST. y. W.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

60 rN- F!rSt-UIIss. and an experienced cham
bermaid and one good waiter or waitress.
from No, ember until March at Southern re-
sort. FRANK BOLD. Buies. North Carolina.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY GOODS STORE. Ith ST. y. W.-Large
stock all new soods. mems furnishings ~
TO the minute: cneap rent Tor location. ask
ing So. eUO.
GENERAL STORE. suburban. large clean
stock: receipts ABOUT $40 per day: iiNins
rooms, also grocery 5. W. GoOd corner.
rent 50. asking $3.50.
MOVIE THEATER, 400 seats, beautiful
place well equipped: rent SO. s2.5Vo. Also
new movie theater Ior rent at $50.
EoOMING HOUSE. heat furnished free: cost
ST. I0U to furnish; must be sold. Price sou.
ROOMlNG HOUSE. h ST.. l6r.. hwh.. sSOO
ROOMlNG HOUSE, Mass ave. near 10th. 500.
ROOMlNG HOUSE, near 9Th and h. 1Zr.. SJIa,
BOOMING HOUSE. 9Th St. E St. 500.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS. sl3 n. \. ave.
NOTICE-We cannot supply the demand in
business places. We have cash buyers Tor
cigar stores, small groceries, hotels and
stores OF all kinds YoI- place advertised Un-
I'll sold; all business confidential. you
want 10 sell list now.
MARSHALL Bus. BROKERS. 913 y. Y. ave.
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS for quick sales.
CIGARS, magazines. eth ST. nw............ 500
CIGARS. magazines. 14th ST. nw......... 81. 90
GROCERY s. E. good cash business .... A0o
GROCERY S. E. living rooms. sacrifice. $3.50
LUNCH ROOM, good estab bus. snap. $50
BOOMING HOUSE, 9TH and L SITS. NV ...SZ75
MOVIE Theater. so cap, quick sale. -. 60
LIST WITH Us for quick sale. Places
treated conhdentiaiIy and advertised until
INTERSTATE BUS. BROKERS. ssa F St
WE GET RESULTS for others. why not for
you; see Us II you wish to go in or out
of business. We are known by the business
people of this city for the past Is years.
CONFECTIONERY. fruit. cigar soda. etc.
business; old stand on Pa. ave. clearing
$50 month; make price and terms right.
ROOMING HOUSE on Grant place y. W.
rent so; cheap a; 500: also. house near 9th
and r for $3.50; on terms.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. li2S r
ROONINCi HOUSE, L. rooms .......-.... 500
GROCERY STORE with rooms .......... s1S1
| GROCERY STORE. hlled with stock 500 or
invoice. ,,
LUNCH ROOM near Government ouhdlhs'
for quick sale. $500. -
GET OUR LIST BEFORE BUYING.
EQUITY BUS. BROKERS' 12cT y. Y. Ave
| I WISH to rent some very handsome dining
end bedroom furniture to a reliable party
! In Washington at a moderate price Tor Sood
care; references required Address BON
ls0 Times office.
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FOR SALE
Modern and 5-roorn homes. on exception
ally easy terms
PRICES, s. $50 AND $3.50
x,l so and SIS so per month. includes al IN.
t.rest and payments principal
Corner l6th and C SITS. 5. E. Open and
lighted daily until D. m.
Representative on PremiseA
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Vital Records.
Births.

Julius and Catherine Wenig girl.
Herman and Florence Walker, girl.
Barnett and Clara Shapiro. girl.
Nathan and Rebecca Slaysky. girl.
Morris and Lucille Sheppard. girl
George and Marie Sebastian, girl.
William II. and Edith kecksiek- boy.
Richard and Flora Roszel. boy.
William s, jr.. and hatheleen Rogers, boy.
John A. and Vivian E. Quinn. boy.
Percy and Elsie LeDuc. girl
Frank A and Hattie klIendenst, boy.
John L. and Susan +. Jones. girl.
Joseph and Eta JosephsOn. girl.
Anthony and Elizabeth Holmead. boy.
Louis and Rebecca Epstein. boy.
William and Maize l.. Domdera, girl.
Arthur J. and Lila Diver. boy
Charles L. and Bessie Cook. girl
Corleton and Flora E Bates, girl.
William W. and Brace :. Brooke, girl.
Louis and Annie NJ. Aldo. boy.
Charles T. and Nettie Anderson. boy.
Henry 3. and Theodocia Armes. girl.
Levi and Emma L. Scott. girl.
George and Evangelina Perry. boy.
George and Fannie Chappelle. boy
Marriage Lieensea
Edward s Morris and Duane Knight. Of
March Green county. Va
Milton B. Hunt and Virsie Scott. Of Wash
Harry l.. ogle and Elizabeth L. Bowman, Of
william F, Morris and Ellen B. wampler.
of March Green county. Va.
Deaths.
Harry NJ. Aiber. s. years. sos Tenth street
northeast.
Robert w FIlius. % years. Emergency Hos
pital. -
BERTHE e knight 81 years. Garfield Hospital.
Elizabeth Gibson 50 years. $50 Mclean ave-
nue. southwest.
William KeneaIy. days. 81 " street north
east.
MARY s. Leavitt 20 years. Providence Hos
pital
Rowland Anderson. Is years. 800 Fairmont
street.
Lavinia SmsIIwood. 20 years. Freedmen's
Hospital
Rachel E. Harper. So years. s64 P street
northwest. -
Charles Fleet . years. Emergency Hospltal:
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Young horse. sound and active
good for delivery wagon. good worker. Rear
23l5 Z, st N W. 10
BLACK HORSE-I.4cO lbs cheap. $50 49,
sth st y. w.
FOR H1RE-Horses carriages. wagons. day.
week or month: special prices. GEN.
LIVERY CO. INC. rear 337 Pa. ave II. 1871.
HORSES and vehicles for hire. by day. week
month at special rates. boarding horses
a specially. COGSWELL'S STABLES. 81 =
sl3 Missouri ave y w Phone Main 1853 |
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DRY GOODS STORE. 7th st. y. W.-Iarge
STOCK all new sOUus, mems furnishings ~
10 the minute: cneap rent tor location. ask
ing 50, oUU
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKlNGMEN- Specializing on a sure thins
means easy money To the man who knows
where to invest to advantage. this lot
slightly used coats and vests, So to 81 buys
big value and saves cash to the man who
needs 1t: one price. JUSTHS $ OLD STAND.
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SPiRITUALISM

MISS G. VOEGLER Sc anes every every
eve at S: private readings daily. 1884 6tth y W.
MADAME CORNISH-Noted spiritual med
ium: reads your life correctly. gives names
facts: readings daily. 537 Bird st. y. E. cor
F. near Union Station: ladies only.
MRS. MAMIE STEVES, Medium Medium, and
structor OF spiritual school; private readings
given daily. 315 y. j. ave. S. E. Line 30lS
MEETINGS at the home of MR.. J. z. Aaltby
Wednesday and Friday p. m message
TO each. Daily Re2dinYs. Phi. North s29a
1905 First st. p. W.
MRS WHITE. 7lb 22d ST n. W.-Seance
Sunday. Wednesday and Friday evenings.
private readings daily l.
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GENERAL STORE. suburban. large clear
stock. receipts ABOUT $40 per day, nNln.
rooms also grocery 5. W. good corner
rent s25: asking $3.50
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES
FOR SAlE-FARMS

TWO OF MANY FARM OPPORTUNITIES
OF MINE-5Oc. MuntS. Co. Md. miles OF
D G. high class neigh boThood. good land.
t0a in till Page fenced. spring. stream. s1
bearing apple Irees. 81. house. 80 Fl. Sank
Darn stone dairy. etc: shade and view.
So coo sea Ry.. Va. ~ minutes ride. -
cleared: good Ir house. 100 fruit trees. harm
stream. $500. J. JEROME ILGHrFooT
l<N Il St y. W.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

MAN wants position bIacksmth's helper:
willing work hard. Address 10 3rd
st. s. w.
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4. G. YOUNGER.
PeperhanginS and PaintinS.
li@i Perry place y w.
Phone Col 1924
WE ALSO ''SHADE'' TIE PRTGE.
Opaque shades Ltted, &c. on u,sQue or do
mestic holland shades. Soc: dup.ex. cambria
shades. 7Se. KI4EEBLATT's. uth 4 Il y. z
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BAKERS HELPER. white or coloTed.
PLY 1870 IN ST n W
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BOY for tailor shop with wheel. good pay
and steady work. Apply at once, l5u Con
necticut ave.
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MOVIE THEATER, 400 seats, beautiful
place well equipped: rent SO. $500. Als'
new movie theater Ior rent at $50.
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HELP ..ANTED-FEMAlE

APPREN IiCES-To learn French dresscut-
ting. dressnak!ng. designing. and millinery.
good positions furnished after learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY, lll5 g st.
EMBROIDERESS-Wa Young lady thor
oughly familiar with high h-class work. Ap-
ply The EMBROIDERY SHOP. SO llth st.
y w
EXPERIENCED HELP wanted on paper
boxes Apply 452 Penna. ave. \. W.
GIRLS-Ten to secure good paying positions
after few months free practical business
schooling. 1923 u st. y. ".
GIRL for housework
312 6th st. y. f. l.
STENOGRAPHER-Fam with patent
work; state experience. $50 month: good
chance for promotion. Address BOX l7S.
Times office.
SENERS-On women's coats; only those who
are thoroughly experienced need apply. be-
fore 1880 a. JULIUS GARFlNhLE
CO.
TELEPHONE Observation-Disclosures switch
board: experienced in of typewriter.
CHAS. G. STOTT CO.. INC. 1910 New
York ave. n. w.
WAITRESSES-Three hrst-class experienced. .
good salary. 1905 Pa. ave. y. w.
YOUNG LADY for hosiery department.
Apply at the FAMILY SHOE STORE. $40
Ith st
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DR.. S. A. CZARRA

MISS JAMRRON. manicuring and chir"pody:
hours 10 d. III. to y IN. l@l2 y. \. ave
y " IL fl0or l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-25
FIELD AND TRACK,
ROWING AND OTHER
SPORTING MATTERS
SCHOOL TEAMS ARE
ENTERED FOR MEET
ATBOWDOIN COLLEGE

Brunswick. Me-, Feb. 24.-tSpeciaD.
-Cony High, Portland High, Edward
Little High, Lewiston High, Deering
High, Westbrook Seminary, Hebron
Academy, Morse High of Bath, Bruns-
wick High, Boothbay Harbor High,
Camden High, Rockland High, Lin
coin Academy. Wilton Academy, Leav-
lit Institute, Dexter High, Maine Cen
tral Institute, Topsham High and Alb
bott School have already enetred teams
for the second annual Bowdoin Col
lege interscholastic indoor meet, which
will be held at the Hyde athletic
building Saturday afternoon. Gardi-
ner High, Kents Hill, Bangor High,
Thornton Academy, Good Will High,
Lisbon Falls High, Saeo High and
Worcester, Mass, Academy have also
notified the Bowdoin management that
they will send teams to the meet.
The Cony relay team is made up by
Dennis, Moore, Wyer, Babbitt, Doug
las, Purinton, Taber, Turner and Fro
berger; the Dexter team includes H.
Hatch, l. Hatch, Marsh and Mosher;
the Abbott school team Grove, Moh-
Ter, Bachelor, Mahn and F'urbish.
Moore of Cony is entered in the
4O-yaPd dash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-25
FEDERALS WANT
MATHEWSON At
HIS OWN TERMS.

New York Feb. A.-The Federal League
has made Christy Mathewson, star pitch
er of the New York Nationals, a propo-
sltfon to manage the Brooklyn Federals
at his own terms. President Gilmore has
wired Mathewson as follows:
"Will you manage the Brooklyn Feder-
ais? You may name your own terms"
1--WE want a big man to manage Brook
lyn and have failed to get Stahl, said
Gilmore today "Mathewson can play
with Brooklyn at his own terms. He is
not signed up as yet with the Giants, and
we will gladly give him twice as much he
he received from the New York club last
season..
Gilmore has not yet received an answer
from Mathewson. According to the New
York club management Mathewson is now
on his way from Los Angeles to Marlin
Secretary Foster of the Giants said Ma
theyson had not yet signed a contract.
hut that he was only waiting to get the
new form of contract.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-25
SpaRTlhG NOTES.

Tom Halpin owes it to the n. E. a.
A. A. A. L. to be a contestant in the
championships next Friday night. The
case does not require an argument.
Tom Haydock, the old Penn athlete,
who took charge of his alma matters
track team last Spring. during the ill
ness of the late Mike Murphy, is to
coach the Swathmore track team this
Spring.
Taft to uphold C. w. Murphy was
the prediction before Saturdays meet
ing in Cincinnati. We should judge
that it was a case of good riddance
and paying we'll for it. What happen
ed to Murphy ought to cure even
"lumbago."
Stanley Pennoek, the Harvard guard
for two years selected by Walter Camp
for All-American eleven, is to address
the members of Manchester, N H. Y.
NJ. c. A. next Sunday afternoon. Llew-
ellyn and Englehorn, the Dartmouth
football and track stars, have ad-
dressed the members at previous Sun
day afternoon meetings, which have
proved very popular with the high
school boys and other young men of
the city. 1t is a matter of ggeneral
comment among those who have heard
prominent college atheletes address
meetings of this kind that they aver
age very high as speakers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-25
HANK 0'DAY WILL PROB
ABLY Be RETAINED.

Chicago, Feb. 24.-Henry O'Day, the
veteran umpire, whom Charles W. Muir
phy named as manager of the Chicago
National League team to succeed Johnny
Tyers before the club was sold TO Charles
p. Taft of Cincinnati. probably Will De
retained in his new position during the
coming season.
The following telegram from the club s
secretary has been received by oDay'
who is in charge of the Cubs training
camp at Tampa, Fla, according TO lhlor-
nation received here today
Mr.. Taft instructs me to say that your
contract made with Murphy will be car
ried out and you are to continue as Il
nothing had happened"
one of the many rumors concerning
the management of the Cubs that heu
been heard since the sale of the clup last
Saturday was to the effect that new
manager would be appointed to succeed
Opay. although the latter would De paio
the salary stipulated in the contract ne
signed with Murphy.