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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-02-17

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-30
G. 8. mithnen ais staSttemmiRar

Sin Sta0tfommiii0r iollte nad
lpei Rittiuaeu bauocln uno 3por
.eritens ais 9iitgIieo oes Staotratbs
bel Der 5raac Der 5to0treaierung
I'M Aagemeinen i'm Sntereiic Der
@eDoIfertng uno oann ais Dor.
iton6. elmer itaotiideu 8%ernaltlngs.
obtbeilmg I'M Sntereiie Der @abr.
nebmnng Der fir 0ieien 3meig nntb-
~iDen0iqen 8erbeiierlmgen un0 @r.
haItungsarbeiten. 9ies lit flr5 ge..
iogt, Die @niidt bon s. $. 8it6.
nell, Der li6 ieBt Inn @ieoeripabl
ais StaottommiiiGr bewirbt. Sn
ieiner gigenihaft oils Wtitqlteo Der
Staotpernaltung in ben IeBten orei
Sabren bat Ser aanoiOat es berltan-
BEN. bic &edte uu0 8ortbeile aIler
alaiien ser 8eoolterung gleidm1Big
iuabr3une6men. als 8orItnno 0eS
5eueroepurtements unteritano ibm
and nod Die 8aupoIi5ei uno Die
@aiieroeriorgung. unO man muB
iagen, biele 8er6eiierungen in oieier
9iniift iiu6 brett auf i'm 8uriif-
a%ufiibren. gei Der 8ertpaltung Der
gaupoli3ei bat er es berItanoen, al
len an Ser 8outbdtigfeit 8etbeiIig.
ten beritGnOIih 3u MAIDEN, 6oB er
uno feline 9eomte ibuen Itets 3ltr
gerfiigung Itdnoen. Ser grfoIg
mar cine beoeuteilo erbo6te 8au-
tbGtiafeit. llniere 6euertpebr lit iett
oncrfomf cine Der beiten in ben
Ser. 9taoten, uno iinb Die bel Der
ielben III oen Ietten orei Sabren elm
g%efiibrten 8e%rbelierungen unO Die
itramme Qis3ipIin natiirgemGB gum
groBen Gbeil ouf ben Better 5uriid-
5ufabren. @roBe 8r1noe 8u ber.
bitten, oie 8autbdtigfeit an3uregen
un6 Die Si9er6eit 8u erboben, ii1O
groBe aufgaben uno = 6. s. 8itb.
nell 6ot iie geloIt. 9as iolte Sober
BEL Der 8ab[ beoenten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-30
6arrB q. 3immOn fiir StaOt..
AUmmiiar.

6nrr1 g. 3imman, Der Bolts.
fanoi0nt fiir Sta0tfommiiiGr grtfi
.aeiteru in gtnipradeu auf Der Stra.
Be Den Mnnpr un6 Die gegeniuarti.
leu a~ommiiidre 6esruegen an, 0aB
lie 0en 8erfouf geiItiger @etrdnfe
III 8inteltneipen diueiiiden Spe.
lunfen 5otels n~ie0rigiten &anae5
II. anoeren MISREPRESENTATION GlaBen
niht itreng ~unteroriiden, mGbreno
bic S9anfmirtbe 0ie $1,000 iGbr-
lid an 2i3ens be3abIen, oerbaftet
lperoeuL tpenn ite nad s llBr often
balten.
Inter Der 8oripiegellng, 6oB
Dies yperionlide 6rei6eit" iei, 6ittet
Der Mapor Inn 5timmen," erfI1rte
3imman. uSu Der gan5en StaOt
fam nidJt Gin eit3iger anitdnoiger
Wcnid iein, Der nidt 5isc6en mnf,
Oaf Oieie Rulitit bes MaporS cine
arOfe llngereftigfeit segen WGnner
lit, bic acknowledgements i'm 2iqnOr-
8eidJdfte iinb. aud 1T es cine lin.
geredtigteit gegen bic i'm 6eitam-
rant . @eidaftc befinOliden 2ente,
llniere Staot lit ooIler Binfelfuci.
pen Die BON 2eliten i6edten Rltfes
mo o6ne gbaratter gefilbrt peroen.
9tur penige oabon baden 2i5enIen.
0teie baben ben 8ortBeil.
auf @rrno Der ibnen bonn WeaDor
eingerdlimten @orredte BADEN einige
oieier 8infelfneipen iogar 8ront'
rdnme, in oerien lie geitige @etrdnfC
OH Mdmer bertaufeu. Ginige baben
aud 3imner, in oenen 5rnuen ihr
6aiiptqllnrtier oufidlaget, BON De-
men iie foaeftieren. an6ere baden
6interBimnter, no 6rauen uno Dan.
ner 8uiammeit am Glide iiben. 8ieie
Dirt bon 9l1een lit es, Die id treffen
nil. Dieie %itelen ole art 6ar, Die
BON Der ietigen 9ernaltung bepor.
3u9t merOen, uno ioqtcn nis Sma-
ia oertrieben neroen. 9ieie Dirt
bon Brioilegien trifft ml0ere i'm Ie.
Qitinlen @ei61ft idfper. Gs lit I'm.
fair gegen Die 59anflpirtbe uno
neitaurant BETTER. Sic 2iqltor,
bdnoler, Die oieien 3uitano fennen,
6a6en genug 6opon. Sic ieben, oai
Ger Wtabor nut aa ieinem o9luff4
.nidts fir iie tbrt, ionoern MIR
~idlmltigen @ei91ftsIeuten bilft ote
ms @efGneniB geb6ren mo aiis
Gnraba entferpt per6eu iollten. Die
Shmtnirthe 3abIen at Omabo
iabrliG $4,000 aus an 2i5enien.
Gafiir iolIten fie AUDI S6us oerlan'
gen tonnen."
Sobn q. @oro, Omaha Manager
fir graoitreet, erfl1rte, oaB es nidJi
nnbr lei BOB 3immon in ben 2ilten
Der ausfunftei nit einem 8ermoger
bon $4,000 eingetragen iei. SER
8or0 fldrte ben 9iIisitaOtdntDali
Ee 9ocl ooriiber ouf, nno erflGrtt
oieier, 0iefe 4nnnbme nidt nieoet
gebrauden 81 tpoleu.
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%6bampagnsr pom Gidrn.

Sm Jabrt 1884 mdhtsu 6oiral
giebe uno anotrs Raturioriaer IN
oitlbaringiidn WoIounssn bic iuisrs
s1nntt Gutosdung BON saartnoeu 81
Aen" Die 0ann aud in Der SdAIs
ldtu S6ipti3 in Der proOin5 9rau'
bsnburg, in 1ircl, in ben RisOerIons
0en, Inn aautaIus, in gcuabor uno
auf Der SnieI Sara feitgsiteat muir.
ben. 9isie gi4snsdrung 1T BON
enoe Iai an gu beobadtsu uno an
Dem psiBen S9aum gu e%rtennen,
Der an S%sffnuugsn Der RtnOe in
terI9ieoeusr 56be nerbprtrttt. aIs
lire llrbeber perOen Der @i9ens
Idimmel, bic Gi9enbefe unb Der 81
fgpil3 be3eidnet, BON benen Die beioen
triten BEL ibrem 8adstum ben 3uder
bss pflan3enfaftes in altOboI unb
9oblenIGure 3erlegen, alIo nod allen
aegeln Der Stunt cine 4rt @bampags
uer er3eugen. Die prpfefor 2uopig
beri9tet, finoet ii4 oenn aud Bel Dem
,Birte fpunbermilo" cine rei9e 3es
aerf9ar Elm, I'm fi4 an benz 2abes
trunt gu bsrauiden: @i4b0rn4en,
9iri9tdfer, ulerlei S4metterIinge,
9orniFen, @eIpen, 8ienen, @cIbflies
gen, S9tIbIduie uip. bilOen sepiis
iermaBen Die StammaGfte. Ru9 BEN
9enufe 3etgt ii4, ME beim Meni4en,
Ole aunddft bic Rei3e itetgenOe unb
Damn bsmmenoe 8irtung oes altoe
hols ou9 bier; oas gt4b0rn9en
tpiro INNER leb6after un6 luiiger,
0is es bic erf4laffuns iibertommt,
iDdbrenb Die Snietten duBerft itrsits
unb tampffa9tig, f4lieBIt4 ober
DON elmer ldngsre 3eit anbauernoen
GIieberIdbmung befanen tperben,
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fae ltE hftltli nitro r taH 8
tltW wHb rnat rfdu CLONE
Hfe aiaBt NalHHaH }fon
ilf ea ebfl9 #gltm0M Ufm
1lau HHbtfidn mh O Ill Noihnm
.aan blet @eHru 8athnan ana &tttb.
.ntf uub Soon RdiaupH otis Ctf
sem Vbfe iti lriutm An0tnffd
Hremnul rrr im sitter bon 81.
3ahrm itebtnhc Gdrpalm Guri Wg.
isr8 uldob fd Doanaitoa III ici.
igm Nem an Der Roro 1rpiua Ctr
Ser Wuub I'D IN slraufbctt al ~
deu ras Wlitgcfibl it aaaemein
Settings Neaen ritpelbdttet
stornu ciucr Ncrmitditunq Der bic,
ftlen So6iduIc bat scr Supertuten
oent oicier anitoli gearn 3 irithere
sdulcr nomens Robert Grcus
5o1u @c0ge un0 Games BilOen au.
llaae erhoben. 6ruu s.. UltfeL
ion Der Der rcfte 4rm abacnumt
men merben muBie ioa in ihrem
8eueium 3eim I'M sterbcn licpen
~ Ger bier bcrboitetc Games gro0D
ipur0e pbotoarapbirt mo iein Bib.
an 0cn @euernlannolt geidn0t. Gr.
in &erbiuouug nit Dem Streii
ben Sobn G'Gonnor Raflab
iteben uuo ernortet man nidtige
gutbiiauugen.
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aAmGhrtea RrIdfttaunas

gend6rtes &rdfttgungss
mtttel. 8ei 9ersfapd6e, 8lutar>
NUT un0 in Der Retonbales3en3 bat
Ti6 fpIgsnbes 9tdrtungsmittel pors
a3iaIia bepd6rt. Sin st miro NIT
alpet GBI0ffeln 3uder un6 einem Gts
l1rqlGg6en Rotipein in elmer Sohe
out bur4geriibrt unb 5peimol am
5oae benz aronten gerei4t, am be-
item nod benz 6riibitiid uno na4
Benz MittdgeKen. 8ei beitebsnoer aps
petttloIigteit trinte man auBeroer
morsens niiateru cine 9uiie Ber>
m1ttee.
MitteG gesen bas sd e
oustrodnen. Benn BON etnerl
arSBeren Safe nab unb mad tleinere
Seiie gum @ebrau9 abgei4nitten
peroen, 70 beItrei9e man bic @4nttt'
Hidden am 8orratsitiid nit Butter.
sic trodnen bann ni4t aus.
slid iOate gang Iangidm IN
WaTer setO9t tperOsu, Dem etfDas
@fiis sussiest tpirO.
9etm bpa den Der Utsi'
Ier uno @abeln d4te man baralIt'
6aB Die Grtffs ni4t ins beige Wai'
fer tomnerl.
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feHilt Hfinh aafHHilf aus5 6fH.
liouldfh See Cfiatrbohblt
tN a1lgiatan Nihft allt imb
tahW 4tfafn hft tfalidaH Eait.
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bgt NHffidnh be GflsmttaHbds Bod.
hufml bfidlelien, tlnt UftfaNr..
lanmlana hrr n8iWdlm ouf Nor.
aea &amllaa @bgH8 H0h Sem Erut
itti Nhus eiHfHbrfWim. um hbef.
Ben Npflhloa bee Glrm W1bbr Az.
eHiiaaoen Ter anirui 80 Oct Der.
iammluua etldeini an anbercr
Etele
Nerf glohr. Der inter Sen Mtibi
8icn sablreider 6eutitcr 0errine IN
uuoern Sia0ieu 0es panbes acipieIt
nno ante Gmpitbluuacn anfsiupeticn
bot miro % Htcseui Scr GiHuabmcn
iiir Den 9hlfsfou6 otliricrn Scnic
miro SER Wlobr batimmrn. in mel
dem 9beatcr CT sic gil0cr seiaen
miro.
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Mnrnt nnr einer sdminbIerin.

Sails Gitp, 9ebr., 80. &pril 1915.
Omaha &ribanel
@eebrte Serrenl
8itte beroffeutli6en sic folgen6e
Bornitng:
Cine reIpeftabeG atsiebenbe 0eltt-
i6e Groit, q. 2ollmottrt, nie ite iid
nennt, berfoufte bier uno in Der
l1mgegen6 &oriette fir $500 Oos
Stiif, pobei ite itd $1.00 oIs 8or-
ol1sbe3ablltng 6e0in9te. Sic lit cine
S6minolerinl Sene Sabrif in 3d.
ton eriitirt nift un6 bat Die Sruii
Ieitber ni6tS bon iid boren Iolien.
@uf 8unid bon oeltti9en Sralietl
bier bite ih sic, oieies ein3uriifen.
Wtit oaer a6titng
9. Spaetb.
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A9tuas, babe
cine gnte Tarm!

Sn @pomiug lit cine CUTE 6arm
gu berfoufen, 240 glder Sln9lonb,
s Metlen bon Der @nbn, 100 ader
gum gebouen NIT Gorn nno Safer
uiu. Gin Sals NIT 8 3immern
uno 1 GROCER Stall, 2 @etreioe-
S6euuert, a~fergerdtbe; @oiier uto
SoIa. she $40 older einge5Gunt
nit 3.fo6. 0robt. &oItet per
2lder $22-25, Die S1lfte boar,
geit in ID Sabren. 8oit, SGulc
uno Stride in ndditer QGbe. 0ie
Geiie miro be8ablt, aber MIR, tpenrl
Der aauf abgei9loiien miro. aor,
G.200 Eribiire- M.27
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6. g 9arriib Better oes Rn.
bli3itatsbureuur oes commercial
Gliib5, iptah aeiterH aben0 III eli.
mem 1aIbcn Citeno gcriommIunqen
hbpr oic Northumberland Der 9euiai.
aina Der Sl50.000 anleibe gum gln.
tanf oes anoitoriums.
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Stimmt fir Su6n s. 9rercl fir
StaOt aummiKGr, ben einsigem
9entid . Ameritauer nuf ieincm
Sifet.
Dit Der geariinoung, ooB
ieine Grnu 9foia i'm miBbonoelt uno
our6 ibr 8erbalten Der gan3en ga.
mile Oas Qeben unleiOli6 gemadt
babe, beautraste Der 9oIi5iIt so.
iepb 8anoerfor6 Sdei6une Der gbe.
Die Grridtlng zines Dent
malls fiir ben ~perltorbenen Omobaer
Misunderstanding 2oedn SonteneQe
beabiidtigt Die bieiige 2oge $40. 78
Der Aeo Nen.
Gtimmt fir Sp6n s. Srcrel fit
Stabt . aommiiiGr, ben einaigeu
9entid . Entertainer anf ieinem
SiGet.
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Nerlaugt.

Sin tiidtiser r%eiienSer 4gertt fir
bic oSGglide Omaha Sri6ine" i'm
Stante @ebrasfa, Mnk Gmpfeb.
lmngen babeu. 9auernOe, CUTE
5tellnng.
Gin jiinscrer Manu, Der elm MO.
turra6 eignet, uirb pOrseaOsen,
Dian melbe iid iOfOrt.
Omaha Sri6iine, 1911 SOluarO Gtr.
Gmaba, 3e6r.
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gilig-So1is at b~erfaufen ooer at
bermieten, 7. 3ipmer, GROCER @e.
miiiegorten, 2519 iiioI. 26. StroBe;
ebentliea 8 unmoblirte 3immer al
bermieten. Nadoufroeen 1926 fiiol.
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lhHMft siaU qleilaIt 6tt SEQ 900.
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CtaIei@ hts Uiae0thum mtht.
merits li o.s Ser bgtldualt NW
~ no has boh nihi Bic 5tdde C8.
Sac auditorium pfaigHiio8 0eHna iat.
Cunaa tit. lomml u.dls amir uaittm.
mma bie cniiat sd miidHbgrbe
Jraae it uur Die ob Omaha mciicr
tiH auditorium habeu ion
Ite abilimmuna ilbar hielr an.
lcibc bf0auict. 0dB Cm0bu Elm Wit
oitortm bobcu mil Cine 0rrmci
dputng Der BruiliQuua bc0eutet
Dob Cmobo mn0dieu6 8 Soarr obuc.
ein AUDITORIUM ieiu m0 nieladt
iir Otelr sabre oudl bIeiben miro.
Niro oas auditorium bon Der
5t00t nidt ilbernommcu Damn miro
0os 9eitbtbnm iir 0ie nttsiteheroen
Sdulon pcrtouit. @iiditan0tqe
,3iuien ant critic mo 8ueite Sppo.
thet miiiien ge3ablt meroen; rid.
itan0iqe StcuCru m0 ongeinmmelte
.5truieh mullen erle0iat mer0en; oiel
criten uil0 5luelten &bputbefengldu
bigger be1uipruhen ibr @elo. DieI
5nbaber Der eriten Snpotbef baden
antrog atf aonfurserfl1.
rlung eingereidt. Ole @ntiheioung
Jieriiber bGngt bon Der @bitimmrmg
ilber Die 4uleibe ob. 9lu9 anoere
berlongen ibr @elo.
0ieie 5dul0en niliien abgetrdgen
peroen. 8enn Die Stoot oieie 2(n.
nidt ~genebmigt, miro 0as 9lus
>itorium 3neifelloS sur 3mangsber.
t%eigerung fommen an0 alSoann bon
oripatcn Sntereiien g~efauft meroen.
Die Staot fam e8 ieBt nidt taufen
neil ibr ole fir Den 4ntauf erfors
)erliden 0tittel feblen.
8iro e5 BON 8ribQtintereIien en-
porben, oann beItebt fem 3tpeifel,
)aB es niat mebr ais 9luoitorilm
miro. Ole bobe Steuer fir
in baIb.0ffentli6ds Snititut bieier
modjt es tbotiddli6 ltnn0gli1,
g fir 8mede 6ffentlider 8erans
gu fibren. aber fir fauf.
u0nmiide 3mede fam es ais oaus
@inribtung benubt meroen.
oils 4uoitorium III ltdotiIden 8e.
liz geIeitet, f0nnte es lei9t sur Gr.
zines lleberi6uiieS gebradt
Der0en, oenu Die boben Steuer-
miiroen oann fortfalen. Sorg.
2eitung nitroe ferner cine
Riidtebr 5u auSi4lieBli9en Iu0ito.
cium6tpeden ii9ern.
Ghiu lit aud Der 8ori9lag gea
na6t, elm nelte8 guoitorium gu
Ginem iolden 8ori6lage gu
niiroe cine 4usgabe bon
100000 bis 100000 uno gum
cine Belt bon 5 Sobren
9ebor iiber iol6e aus-
Jaben obgeItimmt tperoen f0nnte,
ferner elm @eieb oo3u erlaIien
per0er, 0os ntdt Dor 6tpei Sabren
meroen fonnte. Damn bate
ben 8trrtparr elmer QbIttm.
nling, Die @uslpabl uno ben glns
zines 8labes un0 ben 0euboit
@ebGuoes ourd3umohen. lin.
ter ben giinitigiten 8eoing1tngen
oaes Dies 5 Sabre in @n.
Ipru6 nebmen.
8ieie gauge Belt piirbe Omaha
obne Quoitorium Iein. Dies mir.
be fir bic Sta6t einen 8erluit an
Rlf beoe1lten uno lte nuBeroem in
Der 0effentli6feit unieres gan3en
berableben. Qe86alb ioate
ieoer fir bic AUDITORIUM. Bombs
timmenl
Stimmt fir So6n s. 9rerel fir
StaOt ; aummiiiGr, ben einsigen
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PERR|TT JUMPS BACK
TO ST. LOUIS CARDS
Big Pitcher to Figure in a Deal
With New York Giants,
It Is Announced.

HOT WELLS, Tex. March 2.-Another
one of the athletes Of the ST. Louis Car
dinals who leaped over to the Federals
during the winter. has been coaxed back
into the ranks of organized base ball by
Perrtt. the big spitbau hurler, whose
splendid work was largely responsible for
the brilliant showing the Cards made in
last years National League chase. Man
ager Higgins made this announcement
after his team had gone through its first
real workout at the training camp.
Perritt, however will not hurl for the
Cardinals during the coming campaign.
1t IS understood that the tall pitcher was
lured away from the independents W IN
the proviSo that he was to go to the
Giants IN a hig trade which Managers
McGraw and Higgins are said to be con-
templatlns.
Perritt is the second player who has
Jumped the Cardinals only to return
after Manager Higgins assured him that
he wrll.u be traded to some other CLUB
in the National League ! he other payer
is wv Ningo the hard hitting backStop,
who. after signing with the buHa.o inde,
pendenIS. returned 20 organized base BAN
10 play for the Cincinnati Reds.
Manager Cakes of the Pittsburgh Rebels
seems to be having grave difficulty in
hold ns the athletes he induced to jump
o1g!nized base ball during the winter
Jimmy Austin. the third baseman of the
ST Louis Browns, who had accepted adj
vance S:tary and bonus to pen MS
sigma t,,re To a Pittsburgh contract. re-
Hoped last week. The loss of these two
stars will undoubtedly put a great cr'nlp
in Manager Oakes' hopes of landing the
Federal League bunting as he had ex-
nected the two to add great strength to
his aggregation.
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CAPABLANCA LOSES
A GAME, DRAWS ONE
E. B. Adams Victor Over Cuban
Chess Champion-W. K. Wimsatt
Plays Even Contest.

The second simultaneous exhibition
of Pan-American Champion Jose Capa-
blanca, at the Washington Chess and
Whist Club, while not SO large as the
one of Monday evening. was more sue
cessful from a local standpoint. E. B.
Adams won a brilliant contest against
the great Cuban, and W. X. Wimsatt
scored a well earned draw after fifty
one moves. The apablanca- Adams
game was played with the Bird open
ing, and lasted forty-five moves. The
game with MIR. Wimsatt was the little
known Caro-Cann. an opening which
is at present receiving much attention
from the brilliant Russian school. Sid
ney Ballou again put up a sterling con-
test. as did Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Tonight Mr.. Capablanca is to appear
in a simultaneous exhibition at the
rooms of the Capital City Chess and
Checker Club. Room AS Washington
Loan and Trust building.
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tural and Mechanical College twirler,
who arrived here Tuesday, has expert
enced stiffness in his pitching arm
that he attributes directly to {. misha p
of last fall while he was bowling.
However. the youngster is not wor-
ried, as he was assured at the time
that treatment he was forced to un-
dergo had the desired effect. A few OF
Mike Martins massage treatments
will bring Russell around. In the
meantime he will go about his work
cautiously. in order to stave off the
possibility of a recurrence.
Mike" Martin worked like "A trooper
all day yesterday, putting things in
shape in the Main House. BY night
fall all was well. and every member of
the squad who camped here last year
exercised his right to move in.
1t might be lonesome for some of the
boys at House 2 for WHILE but they
will appreciate the solitude ere an
other week rolls around.
Work is now under way OH Lambet h
Field that will give the Nationals the
advantage of still another diamond
provided one is required. Already the
college is provided with an upper and
lower field. both laid out in a manner
of which the athletic authorities have
every reason to boast.
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GRIFFITH EXPECTS REGULARS
TO REPORT HERE IN FEW DAYS
Seiglie, Cuban In6elder, Probably Will Be
Brought to Washington by Acosta-Ne@
Has Chance for Regular Place.
BY ]. ED GRILLo.

Within the next twenty-four hours
most of the regulars Of the Washing
ton team will have reported here to
Manager Griffith. Walter Johnson is
expected some time today, while Nc
Bride is also en- route here. Milan will
leave his home at Linden, Tenn, to-
morrow, while Eddie Foster expects to
arrive here from Chicago Friday. Can
dill and Moeller are now here. johnson,
Milan, Shanks, Pick, Foster and Nc
Bride will be here, while the others
will go direct to Charlottesville.
These include Acosta and Seiglie, Gu
ban infielders, and Massey and Brown,
the Texas outfielders.
Manager Griffith was much incensed
because Gallia's absence has been
construed in certain quarters as be-
ing caused by his being dissatisfied
with playing for the locals. Griffith
gave out letter yesterday from CAL
liza, in which the latter explained that
his mother was seriously i'll and that
he would be delayed for several days.
Despite this fact the story that Gailia
was dissatisfied was reiterated.
Manager Griffith announced this
morning that neither Letters nor Rein
hardt, who have been enormously men
toned as being given trial with the
Nationals, VIII be taken to Charlottes-
Vile. Letters is outfielder whom
Herman Schaefer picked up at Atlantic
City last summer and was given a trial
here, while Reinhardt is a local anna
teur. Griffith has given Letters his
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unconditional release, while he never
signed Reinhardt.

a story coming from the training
camp of the Phillies at st. Petersburg,
Fla, is that Manager Moran is expect
ing Seiglie to report to him. Griffith 8
representative at Havana notified the
local manager some time ago that
Seiglie did not sign with the Phillies,
lie accompany Acosta to the training
camp. Acosta is expected to arrive
most any day now, and it is believed
that he will bring the young infielder
with him.
Griffith is confident at the young
ster has not signed or accepted the
Philies' terms. and he is satisfied that
he will show up with Acosta at Char
'ottesville before Sunday.
Douglas Neff ought to be able to
show to good advantage this spring.
The college youngster will get the
benefit Of thorough training and
no doubt will be given plenty
of opportunities to practice at sec
ond base and short field. Neiff has
not had many good breaks since be-
coming a member of the Nationals He
Joined the team last fall year ago,
after he had gone through a strenuous
was stricken with typhoid fever which
kept him from getting any experience.
He is in good health now and stands
good chance of being used regularly
the coming season if Ray Morgan
should not come up to expectations.
But Morgan is determined to get him
self in the best possible condition, and
if he succeeds in this he will not be
apt to lose his job.
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WALTER TRAVIS Wins
ANOTHER GOLD Medal
Veteran Golfer Leads Thirty-Six-
Hole Qualifying Round at
Pinehurst.

PINEiirRST. y, G. March :.-Water
j. Travis of Garden Guy recorded -
yesterday as against Sc Monday. for the
quaification gold medal in the eleventh
annua! spring golf tournament. His
total of 1G3 was five strokes better than
Robert Hunter Of Wee Bum wha made
80 vest erday. aga INST IS Mon av. fol a
total If l6S. J. L. Guilfora of luterNa!e
was aext with III and J. C. Parrish. jr,
of tie National club tied with Irving :.
Robescn VI Oak Iiili at i73.
Both Mes and ? courses we-e used
and the scores averaged from foiir 10
six strokes better than Monde. The
Finehurst class system OF qualification
divided the big fed into ten match lay
divisions, " tn n special overflow for those
VITO were crowded out The scores:
First dIyision-W. ]. Travis, Garden City. Il.
Sti-i03. ROl.rrr Hunter. Wee B'iru. 50, SS-l6s:
J. T. Guilford. Interrale. 81. s7-i11: J. q. FAR
Gas IilI. -. 81 -IT3; Stuyvesant Leroy. New
port So. Ss-lI4; II. {. foanes. oakmont. -.
9o-lI5; C. VI. Rars"m. fnfalo 81. - iI6; pr.
q. T. Gregg. Oakmolt. 81. Silt: J. II. ClaiI.
Chevy Chase. 81 S3-1IS. &. i. Murphy. VOL
laston. 81. SITS; ]. ". Thompson Spring
haven, 80 SID: W. W. Powers. Rochester.
NJ G;-lsO: G. :. Mcdonald Lanii,ton. ~. al
1Su w l.. Trucslell, Fox Hills, 80, 92-ISl. 4.
L. Carr, bellevue. -. s7-lse.