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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11
Horse Runs Amuck and Crashes Into
the Telegraph Office.

Horse Runs Amuck and Crashes Into
the Telegraph Office.
Miss Hattie Ballengee, manager of
the Western Union, had a very un-
usual caller this morning in the form
Of horse which dashed through the
large window, jumped over the gate
at the side of the counter and went
tearing into the back room of the of :
nee building, leaving general ruin in
Its wake. The animal is the prop
erty OF Harry Lawson, of Texas creek.
Mr. Lawson made very good time
over the splendid roads this morning
and as soon as he reached town took
his team to the livery barn to be fed.
AS he was unhitching them one of the
horses broke away and went tearing
wildly up Eighth street. The tele-
graph office seemed to be good place
for refuge and in it dashed. 1t was
cut by the glass and quite badly
bruised but apparently otherwise un-
injured. Miss Ballengee was a little
shocked by the queer experience, but
stood the ordeal well, and was short
ly engaged in her routine of duties
again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11
W. o. W. Goat Ready for More Bouts,

VI W "V't INeauy TOT NIOTe BOuts.
+. j. Welk, of the Welk Mercan-
tile company, thought he could make
sausage of the w. o. W. goat last
evening, but by the time the bout
was over, instead of the goat being
reduced to material that makes good
link sousage, Mr.. Welk found he had
been introduced into the best frater-
nal insurance order of the west, the
Woodmen of the World.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11

When you hear farmer saying one
hen is as good as another, don't
waste time trying to find his name
among those who attend farmers con-
ventions. If you don't find him at
home he is talking politics at the
corner grocery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11
To Enjoy Life in Denver.

To Enjoy Life in Denver.
Mrs. Harry McDevitt and little
daughters leave for Denver Monday
morning to join Mr.. McDevitt, who
represents La Plata county in the
Legislature.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11

Every bird sold for market should
be well fattened. To do this requires
no great amount of skill or scientific
knowledge. If they are provided with
liberal ration, composed of corn and
oats with plenty of beef scraps, it
will produce the desired results if
other conditions are favorable. They
may be fed, twice day, a mash COM
posed of two parts of cornmeal, two
parts of ground oats, one part beef
scraps and one part bran, mixed with
milk, if milk is plenty. This may be
fed morning and noon and at night
the birds may be fed full meal of
cracked corn.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11
Two Dinner Parties.

Two Dtnner Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden Barrett en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Bush
nell at dinner at the strater Thurs
day evening. Last night their dinner
guests were MI. and Mrs. Clement
Rpxseli.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-11

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The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Johnnie GALLAGHER in Race.

New York. Feb, 9-The round IMP ticket 70
San Francisco offered Is the prize to the win
Of the Sea Gate Marathon has resulted in all
entry Of sixty Of the best lopg-dstsnce runners
n the country for the TO be held Wash
inston's birthday under the auspices Of the Four
tenth Regiment. New England and Phizdeph
will be represented by men who Travelled to Stock
holm members Of the United States Olympic
team. while the local entries include the names
Of two previous winners Of the Tom Lilley.
Of North Dorchester. and ]. Gallagher. az Phil
delphia, the men who went to Sweden for the
big long distance race and who anxious to
figure in another. international event.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
EXPECTS DECISION.
Jack johnson soon to Arrive IN
Chicago.

chicago. FeH. H-Jack johnson may
show his golden teeth in Chicago soon
I 'nited States District Attorney Charles
f clync throw out this hint today ana
admitted that the negro heavyweight
puEllist might now he on his way from
! Tamni"o to Chicago instead of Juarez
Il wouldn't he surprised if johnson
showed UP here in two or three DAYS.
said Clync.
viii his coming he voluntary" he
asked.
Negotiations" said the district attor-
ncy. have reached d certain point"
will YOU let him off with p fine?'
mo. can't say any more about it"
Johnson was sentenced to a year in
the ncnitcntiary for violation of the
Mann white slave act. The Court of Ap-
peals ordered a new trial on a techni-
cality. Almost at the hour the court
ruled on the appeal Johnson jumped sI5.-
oa bonds and went to Europe Recently
a frierd began trying to arrange a com
promise with the government, and it is
understood the matter was near settle
ment today.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
NAVY ATHLETIC TEAMS
SCORE A TRIPLE WIN
Basketball Quint Trims Penn State.
|, Yale Loses at Fencing -Hopkins
Swimmers Easy,

Annapolis. Md. Feb. c0.-Three straight
athletic victories were hung up by the
Annapolis middies today over Johns Hop
kins. Yale, and Pennsylvania State. The
victories were in basketball. swimming,
and fencing.
The Middies had the time of their life
getting rid of Pennsylvania State in the
basketball game. finally winning by the
narrow margin of SO to "A. The passing
of the visitors was the best seen here
this season. and during the early part OF
the game had the Cadets bewildered.
The fencing match with Yale wound
UP in a~wlhirlwind finish after a start
that was extremely tame. Navy won the
first three bouts almost without an ef-
fort. Then Pfieger. of the Yale foils-
men. started a rally by defeating Cadet
Particle after two ties. Following this
the Yale team took four straight bouts.
Then Navy rallied and captured the next
two. winning the match by one bout.
The swimming match against Johns
Hopkins was runaway. Third place
was the best the Baltimoreans got in
any event. and the Middies won the meet
by the score of IS to, s..
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
-ALTROCK SAYS =
PITCHER HARPER
MUCH IMPROVED
Special TO The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 3-With Nick AItrock.
the Uellknown slab artist. Harry Harper. and
Jack Bontley. two OF the recruit Iitchcrs whom
he is o1aching for the Washington club To spur
them along. the candidates for the May baseball.
team got into their outdoor prartce this after
noon. LicHt. TheohllL. head oarh permitted the
whole squad 10 engage in uut,lnr work
ArrNk and his cubs arc dey"ting their time
principally to the Mildly candidates for pitcher Of
whom there several hui they are thereby able
to Ct in good bt Of work on their own
acr'LInt preparatory {" going to charlottesville
with the squad # NatIynals for the early sIrins
training
incidentally. Aitrock said tonight that he il
greatly pi'Ti,cI with thu. early sa>on work IT Ha,
Ter and Il, I,'uH. and tie e1Icrts much of them he
fore tho ia
IL n'lel L. .dI1lIr Of taking Csrc Of HIM in
every rcT"t. - aid but Nick Is Tarti ariy
Tleas' With harpcr's showing.
T" u-'. Nich'~ own words. Harp-T is rapidly over
coming his 1t vars faults To his sy- Of fielding
Neither lltri.r Bentley has done much tuirlinE
heTc. their Practice being TrIuciI ally workouts in
hcidIn-, in Crl.r to get well limbcred M.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
HANDS OUT ADVICE.
Christy Mathcw.on Tells MaEnates
How to Run Teams.

Chris Mathcwsor. another Of famed author
pitchers. occasionally devotes his time to writing
bits of advice for the magnates of organized base
ball. Here is a sample from Of Christy's
cent ventures in the literary field:
Organized baseball must watch thing in
particular in connection with the Federal Leagues
activity All the hall PLAYERS the teams with
out good psnnant chances will threaten TO iumr
to the Feterals in the hoTe that the league with
which they arr connected will consent to let them
gu to some stronger club. with remnant c.ances,
in order To hold them in organized baseball. This
would make the raCrs in bTth circuits (American
and Nationall loI-sidsti .
Sail right Chris. hut why didn't you finish
the advising business when YOU started y! Whv
didn't you tell the msgnates-and the readers 81
yuur Cplunn-what should be done in slch
easel What would y0u do. Chris. IL You were
owner Of the onc-timc Nays and Joe Jackson.
the ontielder. came up to yOu and said:
Il want to be traded to the Boston Red SoN
the Philadelphia Athletics. II you don't do
1t IN Jump to the Feds What's your snswcrf'
What would yoi say him. CHRIS?
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
ANALOSTAN OARSMEN
FIRST TO take WATER
Many Promising Candidates for Coach
Hecox's Senior Eight-Meet
with Navy April "a.

With the crew from the AnalOstan Boat
Club on the water now. it holds the
record for getting on the water the ear
lest of any combination in or around
Washington. Coach HccOX started his men
on the water last Thursday and will keep
his men out from now on.
Many new men with considerable ability
are on hand for tn. first light. and keen
competition is expected to follow between
now and April Il. when the first big meet
takes place with the Navy.
The first crew is lining up as follows
at this time: COXswain G. Simpson. Chase.
Proscc. Boyer. Willis. Lockwood Will
man. Ridgley. and Tucker. OF the new
men who ar. on hand are SUPPLE Funk.
Marx. Hildebidlc, Young, and Porter.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
TY COBB WILL
REPORT EARLY
THIS SEASON

Detroit Mich. Feb. 5.-Detrrt's chances Of
picking up little money in this spring exhibition
games have been considerably enhanced by T
Co1b's pruni~" to appear in the training camp
whenever Presiden' Navin gives him the word.
There always Is a question whether the Peach
will deiEn 10 make his Southern trip and his fnll
de- isirn tins matter is always awaited with
feVercl interest. About every other year he makes
M his mind not Join the club until il has do
parted frm it, camp and this his season
To miss, the Tigers loss is than delighted
To hear that he will b. an hand
TyHIs deserves particular csnsurc for not
repairing until he is good and ready. He never
Vet has failed apncar in condition to play hi
best and. the training trip is designed to
give less gifted athletes chance get into
difiOn. Cobb cannot he blamed for using his
own Judgment long he Continues mako
sru'
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
PICKS BRAVES TO WIN.

New York. Feb. 1.-Dick Rudolph The author
pitcher. of them then Boston Braves. takes hi
pen in hand to inform the gaping multitude tina;
'of course. every one expects me to predic
thai the Braves will repeat remnant winners il
1915 50 / won't dsappoint anybody. I'll say thai
tho Braves will reIrst. and III go farther b
ssying that the Braves will capture smother world
championship in October
Gosh. hore that Johnny Tencr boss Of the
National League. doesn't read the above. Tenel
is humane sort Of fellow and he read wha,
Dick had TO say he'd award the pcnnant to the
Braves right away and save the players on the
seven other teams frum spending the whole sum
in frtless endesvor. And then Whist would
the National League fans do for diversion this
summer!
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
AFTER JOHNNY KILBANE.
hid Williams Wants Fight with
Cleveland Scrapper.

bantam-weight champion. is in town Wis
iting his parents in East Baltimore. The:
Baltimore whirlwind declared today that
he expected negotiations for the battle
between himself and Johnny kilbane will
be closed within a few days, but said he
was at loss as to whether the mill will
go to the National Athletic Club of Phil
adelphia or the Olympia Club, also Of
Quakertown. both of which are waging
a hot contest for the privilege of stag
ing the bout. Williams services are
sought all over the country, but it Is
hardly likely he will accept inducements
before the Eibane match.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Bar Cornell Stars.

Ithaca. y. Y, Feb la.-The Cornell basket ban
team left for New York last night TO play Columbia
with Joe AslImead Of the best guards in the
Intercollegiate League. missing fun the lineup
Ashmcad has been placed probation by the
faculty and a Tetition to remove the han was re
,ectei yesterday. Shelton. left end the football
and sub for the bsske; hall team and Haeberie
subcentCr the basketball team. also put on
probation. Charles Barrett, COrnell's football CAP
tain. aho placed probation barring him
from coming cut for the baseball team this sprins
He will he able TO play football. however, he
makes mp his university work between and next
fan. Eddie Hill fun back on last years team was
also rlaced rrolation. =
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Georgetown Relay Team
Is Beaten By Virginia
In John Hopkins Meet
Washington Athletes Make Fine Showing in Fifth Regiment
. Armory, Winning Two Holly Contested South
Atlantic Events Complete Summaries.


Z, tunge for the Maryland soldiers nosing
| out Davis at the finish.
The Baltimore Polytechnic Institute de-
| feated the Baltimore City College In the
relay for the prep championship of the
City of Baltimore.
y Ted Meredith, of the Quaker City Cot
| legians, proved to be the class of the
! field in the ss0-yard run, finishing one
yard ahead of Gallagher, of the Mount
st. May College: Hutton, of the Johns
Hopkins, ran third. Twenty-Five athletes
| left the post in the event
The Howard Athletic Club. of Wash
! ington, .. G.. defeated the Fifth Regi-
ment in one-mile event by twenty
yards. Sorreal opened up a gap which
the Maryland soldiers were unable to
overtakc.
Central High School of Washington
proved easy winners in the scholastic re-
lay. beating Baltimore City College by
! forty yards. which team in return defeat
&c Western High. CT the Capital City.
| by twenty yards.
The match one mile relay race, between
the MercersburG Academy and the Epis-
cOpal High School of Alexandria was
| landed by the first named team by four
| Yards. Eddie Faber. one of Coach Billy
Foley's youngsters. won by fourteen
yards in the mile race. while his team
mate Alfriend. finished second. Caughey,
of the MercersburS Academy. pulled up
i'll third position.
rron1a,, Won tho Inward onen bandi-
cap hurdles by topping OFF the distance
from the best field of the night.
In the open high jump Crane, of the
Meadbrook Club. of Philadelphia went
over the bar at six feet and one-quarter
inch. while Tapea. of Johns Hopkins.
finished second TWO and one-half inches
hab;,s L-fr,ual ,patt,cbaI mas third
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The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Joe Lannin, of Red Sox,
Is Dubbed by Writers
AS Another Comiskev
Installation of Drinking Fountains for Beachees at Fen
way Park Won Club Owner Countless Friends.
Other Sport News and Gossip

he is confident that Lee Mage will be
back with the Cards despite his hurdle
to manage TN" Brooklyn Feds. The
Cards by the way. leave st Louis Feb
ruary % and will arrive at San Antonio
February d about the same time as thu
Indians.
". J. Granger. Of Brooklyn, tells this
story on John Montgomery Ward: cit Is
said that his correct name is Just Mont
gomery Ward. AMI that in reality he has
no claim to the John part of il. jim
Mutrie. when he was manager of the
Giants of long ago. and John NJ. then
younGster. We're standing around while
practice was going on. Wanting to call
him for not getting into practice. MutrIr
shouted-not knowing the players name:
Here. you. John: cut in OF some of that
batting practice From that time on
Ward was known to the ball players ;Is
John Ward. lie was Christened Just
Montgomery Ward Rucksr, the Su-
perbas' star sOUthpaw. is another who
had name wished upon him in baseLai1.
Fuckers name is really George RuCker.
The Napoleon part Of it IS the result of
a writer in Augusta wishing to give the
big left-hander a name that would sig
nifty he was unbeatable. That was when
Ruckcr was playing in the South Atlantic
League. The name has always stuck to
him, and now every one believes his
name is really Napoleon Rucker. How
ever. it is just plain, ordinary George
Rucker."
There was nothing startling in the
recent announcement that the Feds
would not invade New England with
a minor league this season. In fact,
nothing is startling nowadays in base
ball An earthquake would hardly
arouse the fans, as they have been
bluffed so much that they would not
realize any danger in the shaking of
the earth. At first the fans took
kindly to the report that the outlaws I
were about to do a Uhlan stunt and
make New England the Belgium of the
East, but after the fans and scribes
wised up to the talk of Hugh Nc
Kinnon and n few other Federal
agents. they settled back and inhaled
the advance announcements of Gill
more's tribe, but refused to treat them
with any seriousness.
remarks:
Gilmore's stunning sensation which
was to turn Ban Johnson's face east
ward about the time he arrived on the
Pacific Coast? Ban is enjoying Il va
cation in California. and Mistah Gill
more has exploded no bombs. unless
he employed noiseless powder.
Joe Villa. in the New York Evening
Sun. has the following comment to make
on the Johnson Willard fight:
II ,nc L.Umotcrs Of the Johnson
Willard fight. which is scheduled fur
March 6 at Juarez. Mexico. are su"ccss-
full in getting the his. Negro into the rim.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
'GALLAUDET DEFEATED
after EXTRA period
Fordham Basketball Team Wins Bit
terly Contested Game in Own
Gym. 20 to IA.

Brooklyn, n. Y. Feb. 20.-The Gallaudet
College basketball team. of Washington.
was defeated by Fordham University to-
night. - TO A. The score was a tie at
fourteen points at the end of the game
which neCessitated an extra period of five
minutes. The Fordham quint won out
on three long shots from the center of
the floor by McEvOy. II was McEvoy's
playing that won the game for Fordham.
The game was bitterly contested all the
way. and WAS only lost by Gallaudet
after a desperate struggle
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Carroll Institute Team
Will Compete in Gotham
Five-Mile Run Tomorrow

Carroll Institute will be represented
in the five-mile race to be held under
the auspices OF the Bronx Church
House Athletic Club in New York to-
morrow. ...
Prof. Joyce and squad of six will
make the trip, including Capt. Healy.
Lynch. Williams, Covert. Bloomer. and
Schmidt. The team will leave to-
night on the 1880 train. y
These men have been training hard
for two months. and hope to make .
good showing
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
HAS MANY CATCHERS.
Charley HcrzOg Is signing Every
Receiver In Sight.

Charley HerzOs. manager If them there Rcis.
:" he >ct capturing all the catrhCrs in
sight He landed the flirting Charlie DOOM =
short time back and laws claim to Ivy WmgO.
time n the cardinals. The Feds also claim
Wing" but Charles he has better claim
and that Ivy will cling to him.
In addition 10 thi, hrscr uf hackstops. HCTzoG
has Cuban Ssut named Gonz,le>, somGth hing
like that. the veteran. Tom Clarke. and squad
Of Young fellows who assert that they too are
catChrrs.
HcrZog probably IS loading up CatchtrS while
the loading IS good. figuring. probably, that later
he trade of pair Of them for snme
TItcher. oufcld.rs. inhelders. hat boys and pros
uective directors Tor the Zinzpnadi Reds
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Pipp and High Sign
With the New Yorks

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 70. Walter
Pipp. first bnseman. and HuEhie
High. Outhelder. the two Detroit
players offered blythe Detroit
club to the Yankees, have come to
terms with the New York man.
aRement. PipP has already signed
his contract, II was announced to-
day, and High announced that he
II satisfied with the terms offered
hin BY the Yankees. --s.-.-- - E q
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
USING HIS DOME.
Mathewson's Arm Is Dead, hut His
Head Is SIN Active.

Tho arm es Chris Mathewson is snne." re-
MARKS National League hall player That may
be true bot Chris hasn't lost his dome Pevpl,
around certain parts ct the country think Chns
has b.en pitching with his arm for the last two
o. three wears. That's optical illisior-
The old time power and cunning left Matty =
arm a few year. ago and Chris has been pitch
ing with his head ever since for an average around
Ic. SO you though Matty has lost
his arm he will be listed among the pl5 Giant
pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Bowling at Y. NJ. C.. A.

One ut the most interesting bowling MATCHES N
the rolled on the alleys Of the Y
VI. e. \. last evening between the Y. VI. G. 4.
team and the crack Home Club team and large
crowd Of rioters were hand. This is the firs.
~ series Of three sets Of games the total pinfall
for the Innc games count. The Home Club
team winners Of the first contest by the mar
margin Of A. pins. all d which were made in
the first game. the twOl succeeding resulting
in a tie The full SCORES follow:
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Shorten Cubs Schedule,

Chicago. Feb le-Because he believed lie could
develop his youngsters faster with fewer exhibit
ton eames and more regular drill Manager Bres-
nahan has eliminated from the Chicago National
ante-season schedule the games with the Philadel-
phia NatiOnals. dated for March q and 8. This
was done. he announced waterway. with the cun-
sent Of tho Philadeiphiana with whom the Cubs
stiH have two contests carded In the South. The
main body Of the local club IN leave for its
Tampa training camp February g.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Weinert 0utpoints Porky Flynn.

. Nv 0TT- F0h- ". fTaTTey NeinCr. u Newark.
'arlcl The I0T'iIar dc,7,i"u over Dan 'Iorky"
Fl1Un. ~ R,-tnu. al ti" RrnadUa, ~Tprtinr Club
tonight. FNNn. by ral'. got the 18th. sixth
sml >'''nth rounds. hut all the Others went to
W"u0r. In the eighth WCirer clocd Pnrky's
CN', with vIc'oIs right eros 1t was fist
l.r,,r,
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21

Goals fr"m deld-McEvoy 81. Dunn PcIuso II.
WonGcr. \. V.nEer. Nclles. Rockwell ~. Goals
frJm f"ul-E"ckwrll a.. Ropaka 10. Referee Mr..
MCehan.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Baldwin Has Broken Rib.

New Haven Conn, FEB ma enround match
between Matty Baldwin, Of Boston, and Johnnie
Harvey. Of New York. both Iight-weights. was
stopped in the third round here last night be
cause Of a broken rib suffered by the Boston
fighter. Harvey had the better Of the fight
throughout
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Mercersburg Pitcher Turns PRO"

Howard Z. NTa2Var. oufhrAW pitcher. who per
formed for the MezcersbstrR Academy team last
season. and Who has been rendered . contract by
the 81. Louis Browns. will report to Manager
Hickey at St. Louis when the team returns from
the Southern training trip. On or about March q
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Rudolph Tells One.

Dc& Rudolph. Of the Boston Braves. now do
serves ranking alongside d Chris Columbus he
Soto and other DISCOVERIES.
Since the baseball scassh ended Dick has been
writing newspaper articles. Just recently he an
nounccd this very important discovery; TIE main
asset Il pitcher Is cuntrol." Bravo Richard. I
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Ultimatum to Leach.

Pittsburgh Pa. Feb. 9-Tummy Leach mus.
sign to-day or negotiations with the Pttfsds are of
Manager F.. T. Oakes delivered the ultimatum to-
day. Lcachs demands of $50 annually under a
two-yCar contract have been turned down by the
Rebels.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
Death of Veteran Ball PLAYER.

Lawrence. Mass. Feb. 9.-George H. Mcolic. a
veteran baseball Mayer. died YESTERDAY aged fifty
years. In isss he caught for the Chicago National
League team and had played with the local team
of the New England League.