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The Washington herald., 1915-09-13

FIRST RAcE-Prr,e. 500; e-y.ar-old FLIES and
seldinss: five furiongs. Rose Garden, 100; Ross
Water. los: Greetings lo3 shaban. los: Little Big
ger. los: Dametts. loa Iolite. los; Willy Delphis.
los: Smiling Maggie. 10: Joe Bernstein, loo:
Mayme W.. 100: Sands Diamond. los.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; 2-year-olds: selling:
eiH furlongs George Morgan, ~: Trout Fly 81;
sLetfetti. q: Pride Of Greenway. 100; sGentle-
woman, lcs: Gypy Blair. lo2; Lady Of Lynn. loe:
.Ataka, Zoe: Far Away. lN; Lynn. W; semper
Stalwart, l5
THIRD RACE-Pur,e 800: s-year-olds and upl
ward: selling: 1--WE and one-hah furlmp. .Pessy
l.. ~: 'Kopje. q: Anton. le: Harry, l0: Best
Bib and Tucker. le; wiley. los: .Rubicon II. los;
Frontier, 10; Jim L.. 10: Fastoso. llo: Lsvina.
rs; Lady London. lis. Alao eligible. King Chill
ton, lis: Senator Casey. ilS: Our Ben. ln; 'Hasel
O.. los
FOURTH RACE-Purss 40; 4yssrosds and up
ward: ellins: mile and oaseishth. 'Minda, lm
Laird o. Khkcahy. lol: eApria. lol: Uncle Ben.
iol: Euterpe, los; voaadsy. H.. 10; Luke Van
zandt, 1861 }. II. Houshton. 100: CliR Stream. ios,
FIFTH RACE-purse Ssoo: 5year-oAb ana up-
xard: i've and ooeh.h funiona .Joy. =; .Pia
Money. 81; 9ossnAa xarate l9; sCazunoms. ~;
sPampdnea. -; Jeusl q Asia, ~; Cart N,
-; ws,rs natha ~; szssds 3sAneus, ~; Ial1
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13
Tip to Fight Managers.

The sporting editor Of one Of the
big New York dailies recently was
asked which man had won the Johnny
Dundee -Ritchie Mitchell fight that was
staged in Milwaukee
II can't say authoritatively," an
swered the sporting editor. because
l wasn't at the ringside. However.
am awarding the decision to Dundee"
'How's that?" askesd the other
We'll, after the fight was over the
managers of both fighters sent me
kilograms. Each claimed a victory for
his man. l have awarded the de-
cision to Dundee because his manager
paid for the telegram he sent-the
other manager sent his collect"
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Seellng; Syear-olds and upward
even frrlongs main course. Austute. lis; Barsae.
io Lady rCr,~a. Ill: -Sarsanet, l0S; Cleaning. l
Dcuble III .ka-a I05; Orotund, l0i; Carlton G..
l0i.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-o maidens: FIVE and
onehalf furloaEs. straight Plaintiff, us: Friar
Nought. ll2 Intricate. Il2: Resstible. ll2: Land
slide rs; Hapsa. ll2: Trend, lis: Recontause. III.
THIRD RACE-Ronkokoma Handicap; 3-yesr-
olds and uTward selling; mile and one-sixteenth.
Narier. o. Blue Thistle. lls; Reybouru. lo2: Bcrso.
q: Yoiees. S..
FOURTH RACE-Manhattan Handicap; 2-year-
olGs and aIward; furlongs. main course.
Montreeor lc Hester Prynne. uo: Flitteraold, IFS;
StrombOli, l22; sam McMeekin. los; Purdy. los.
FIFTH aACE-Steeplechase: 4year-olds and up
ward selling: about two miles Swish ls3; Zell-
wood. Is; Walking Fox. 80; Hands All Round,
l35; Big Sandy. l3s: 'Eadbad, l33; Syosset, l3.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 3-year-olds and upward
one mile Scng Of Valley lo7; Astnte. ll5; Nephtys
loo Borax. 100; Doubet 10: 'Boreo los; Maryland
Girl. Sc; Shynass IL; Jesse Jr., los; Amalh. Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Root at Golf Tourney.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE style of
roofing in vogue in golfing tourna-
ments does not make a hit with
Hurry Up" Yost, the Michigan coach.
Il saw the recent tournament in
Detroit" said Yost. Some great
plays were made. One player in par
ticular made wonderful shot. I
forgot, for a second, that I wasn't
on a football field and was about to
let loose a wild cheer. But I caught
myself just in time to save myself
from being assassinated
silent roofing is new thing to
me. And it's a very hard form of
roofing for me. too. That's why I'm
off golf matches. in future. If 1 see
a good play made I want to voice my
think 1t, or show 1t by
a little deeper breathing"
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13
Brickley Leaves State College.

State College. Pa, Sept. 12.-After
spending two weeks coaching Penn
States backfield men, and particularly
the drop kickers, Charley Brickley. the
former Harvard star, left tonight for
Cambridge, where he will remain few
days before proceeding to Johns Hopkins
University. He will probably return to
State for a few days later in the sea-
son, but meanwhile he will give his en-
tire attention to the Johns Hopkins
eleven.
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TODAY'S
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Bountiful no. Sir Blaise ll3; Cordova, lis. Also
eligible. Big LumaX, lis; 'Bula Welsh. los; Queen
Sabe. l0e; Turkey Trot. liz.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $40; 3-year-olds and up
ward; foaled in Canada; six furlongs. Hampton
Dame lo9; Mors c.. 81; Corn Broom liz; Herr
mann IL; GaTtley. l05; Duke Of Chester. los; Sir
Arthur. los; lIsh Heart, ia; Red Post, 100; Harry
Bassett IL. ": Hearts Of Oak. III.
Harry Bassett ii and Hearts Of Oak. Giddinss
entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 800; 4-year-olds and
upward; selling; mile and one-eShth. Miss Wat
ers, l0l; Mordecs l0l: Beaumont Belle. lG; Roland
Pardee l0l: -Mimesis lo: 'Cordie F., I0l; Alb
bottsford. l0l: Mud Sill, los; Charles Z. Granger
I05; Zodiac. lo6.
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The Elb the Fastest.

Rumson. y. J.. Sept. Fin "A light
northwest breeze w. Is. Potts Eth proved
the fastest boat over the Runsnn Country
Club Yacht course on the Shrewsbury to-
day. finishing ahead of five other one
design knoCka bouts. DIR. B. Dominick' s
Trouble was second Hugh Camp. jr.'s.
Elseador. third: J. s. Haskcls Margaret.
fourth: Samuel Rik,rs. jr.'s. Frances
fifth, and Betram II. Borden's Rumpus.
sixth.
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The Disturber in Front.

Chicago. Sept. 12.-The Disturber ".
the forty-foot hydroplane owned by Com
modore James A. Pugh. Of the Chicago
Yacht Club. won the third and deciding
race for the Wrigley Trophy and the
American speedboat championship here
late today. The Disturber Nv also won
the other two events.
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Fraternal Eagles Want Games.

The Fraterna1 Order OF Eagles
baseball team would like to arrange
game of ball for Saturday evening
with any strong team of the District
or Maryland. Expenses for twelve
men will be allowed. Address Arthur
NJ. Gray, manager. 213 North Fairfax
street, Alexandria, Va.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13

Left on bases-Eastern Rotary. 1: Palais Royal. 6.
First base on balls-Of Bi.chof, /: of Barrett. /.
Hits made-Of Bischof. 6: of Barrett. 10. Struck
out-By Bischof, z; BY Barrett, 5 Two-base hits
-Bschof, Moreland Hogan. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Csrthy Marin. Sacrifice fy-T. Long. Stolen
base-T Long Bsrhof Mccarthy. Martin. Bar
rctt Double plays-Long to Keith: Bischof to
Martin to T. Long; Mack to P. Moreland: Fowler
10 Mack to l.. Moreland. Wild ritches-Bischof. /.
Cmpires-MessJs. Nelson and Sesbright. Time Of
game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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CLARENDON CLUB WINS
DOUBLE SABBATH CARD
Special to The Washington Herald.

Clarendon. Va. Sept. 12.-Clarendon
took both ends of double header here
today. easily defeating Glencarlyn in the
curtain raiser. II to ,. and whitewashing
GriSsom's All-Stars in the second game.
Won Herbulis allowed but one hit and
struck out eleven men in seven innings.
while Blundon pitched creditable game.
Other features of the contest were the
work of Wright and Dawson behind the
bat and the hitting of Bolen. Stewart and
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13
Via Canoe from Cumberland.

Messrs. H. Forest and H. c. Nc
Kay. of Cumberland, Nd, came all
the way down the river by canoe.
reaching the city yesterday afternoon
and will spend a few days in the
Capital seeing the sights
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Riordan Birds First.

The northeast district Of the International Fedora
tioa of Pigeon Fanciers held their final old bid
race yesterday from Gainesville. Ca, distance Of
500 miles. The first bird to reach any of he
local lofts was the property Of J. b. Rordan.
The birds were liberated at 4 n. and covered
the distance at the rate Of 7.i3o yards hour.
B. p. Jewett was the second count in the contest
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Want Pugilism.

Californians yeern for the return of
pugilism in their State. The fans have
been disconsolate since the Legislators
ruled out the professional battlers and
a movement IL now afoot to put up a
boxing bill to the new legislature. one
that calls for twenty-round decision
bouts.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13
To Improve Kentucky Horses.

Louisville KY, Sept. 12.-The Ken
lucky Racing Commission. at meeting
in Lexington. adopted a resolution that
the commission accept the offer of
$4,000 from the various racing associa-
tions to improve the breed of horses
in Kentucky. The fund will be ex-
pended in the purchase Of thorough
bred stations to be given to the State.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13
Puuska Victor in Motorboat Race

Toronto, Ontario. Sept. 12.-The twenty
fve-mile Canadian national exhibition
displacement motorboat race yesterday
was won easily by Pupska in 4e:4o. The
Marco was the only other boat to finish.
Helena and Kioto III developed engine
frolhle
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WIN IN NINTH INNING.
Fort Hunts Late Rally Downs Fast
Alexandria Cardinals, to 5.

Fort Hunt. Va. Sept. ia ninth
inning rally enabled the locals to defeat
the Alexandria Cardinals here today, s
to 8.
home run by Matheny in the ninth
inning. which scored two runners ahead
of the hitter. was the feature of the con-
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Glendale, 2; Landover, 0.

Landover. .: Glendale l. Left bases-Land-
over. 6; Glendale. ) First hase on Ealls-Of
FlCishman. !: Roberts l. Srruck out-By Fleish-
man. {: Roberts ?. Tvo-hase hIts-Hurley. Krsters.
Sacrifice hit--G. Sergeant. WheChel. Hurley
Double rlays-Dietz lunsssiSted >haGp to petz TO
Hurley Hit by ritchcr-By F1ci>hman iKelley,.
Time Of gam hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13

In Norway it has =. been found that
whale meat. vast quantities of which
have formerly been thrown away. makes
a palatable and nutritious sausage. The
meat has proved so successful for this
purpose in Scandinavian countries that
engineers are now working to develop
machinery for cutting up the huge levi
athans and working their carcasses into
sausages
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13
Linworths Win Another.

The Linworh Jrs. yesterday met and defeated
St. stephens By the score Of 10 10 Z. The fea-
ture of the game was the allaround playing CT
L. Matks for the winners. The score:
r. II. l..
st. Stephens. l 0 o ) o II 3
Linworths. 2 2 0 o x-lo u z
Batteries-Rrown and Newton. Umpres-Mesa,
Williams and Jones.
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Koob . Cigar Smoker.

Ernest Koob. pronounced 20 II
rhymes with boob) the new Brownie
pitcher. smokes twenty cigars q day.
and follows the fruit and vegetable
quotations as relisiously a. day fol-
lows night.
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DIED.

BROwNING+On Saturday. September
IL. 1915. THOMAS. beloved husband
CT Elizabeth Browning, aged 7s
years
Funeral from his late residence. 344
n street southwest, on Tuesday.
September IA. at = p. m. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Congress
sional Cemetery.
GoODING-Suddenly, at ''Rued." Mont
gomery County. Nd, Saturday morn
ing. September II, 1915, LIZZIE NJ.
widow Of Clarence F. Gooding.
Funeral 1donday. at 3 p. m. from resi-
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. Claude B.
Brown. 1866 Quincy street northwest
Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
EMMERT-On Sunday. September II,
1915, JOHN A. EMMERT. aged n
years, at 1:10 p. m, in the Emergency
Hospital. Residence. 15o1 Eighth
street northwest
Burial In Charles Town. w. Va. at u:3o
a. m. Tuesday. September L.
wILS0N-On Sunday. September L.
1915, at 1885 a. m, VIRGINIA HILL
WILSON. wife Of Edmund Wilson, Of
Landover, Md.
Funeral from st. Marsaret.s Catholic
Church, Seat Pleasant Heights.
Tuesday. September ~ = 10 o'clock.
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LOCAL CRICKET CLUB
TRIMS ORIOLE TEAM
Sons of St. George. from Baltimore.
Drop Final Game Of Season by
S6 to IS Score.

The best game of cricket played
here this season was staged on the
field in Potomac Park yesterday after
noon. the Washington Cricket Club
winning from the Baltimore Sons Of
St. George by a score Of Sc to IS.
Will Warren carried his bat with
top score of 46, while DR.. L. D. Sam
uel made run of 81 tallies for the
Orioles. Bert Smith and Hilarion
Branch bowled superbly for the
locals, while Billy Springham had
best average in the crease for the
visitors
Leckey, James and Hense put up
a good game in the field preventing
many runs by their activity. Jack
Piggott was batted hard by Warren
and Cannon and was scored on for
fourteen runs in the six balls he de-
Evered in his lone over.
This game was the last intercity
match of the season. and the Wash
lngton cricketers will now turn their
attention to the game of soccer for
the coming winter. Summary:
WASHINGTON CRICKET GLIB
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SPIRITUALISM.

"A VOICE FROM THE SPIRIT WORLD"
Tells all about the Spirit World. who live there
what they do. their marriages and domesticities
How to progress until We finally reach heaven Send
for circular. J. 8. DUFF1E. S2 F st. NV, wash.
inaton d. c.
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The Safest Investments

A. :s.,.e that do not nuctuate during DIS
tubsd conditions Of the money or stock mar
ketA First deed Of uust noto tfrs mort
eages). well secured on real estate IN the Dis
trtct Of Columbia. constitute ''gilt-edse'' in
sestment& They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of Individuals or cor
porafions for their stability. and are exempt
from taxation a. personal property. We can
suppb sch investments in amounts IRON 10
spvard- Send for booklet, Conserving Loans
anA Iare<tne0ta"
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Runs at fall of each wicket-l. q; 2 IS; ;. Sc;
T. S. 5. Js: d Sc. :. IS.
Cmrircs-Mcs-rs Rhodes and Simpson.
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1@IIHeu ruIIs-rUIt 11hnt, o. Cdfd1ndIs, 7 HOme
rin-Mathney. Twobase hit-Sweeney. Passed
ball-Allanswortn. Wild pitch-Johnson Hit by
pitcher-Coleman. Struck out-By Large. l.: by
Johnson. II: by Anansworth. :. Umpire-Mr.
Brawner Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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MINOR LEAGUE 1EBUITA
INTERNAH1oNAL
,-rSS>a~ n~aA
ANHnlcAU AaaoClATl0N.

IssiVin. s: GSsa9 oss =
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Athens Club Wins.

The Athens A c. defeated the strong TruXtou
team in . fast and cean-cut game yesterday BY
the Of to 0. The Athens would Like 10
arrange games with all strong teams In the Dis
trict averaging H years old. Address r. Denni-
son. 80 Ninth street northeast. Score:
r. 81. z.
Truxtons. oeeo - !
Athens A. C............ oolo IL
Batteries-Zimmerii and Russell; Morrison and
Clinton. Umpires-Messrs. Clinton and Drestcher.
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Yesterdays REsiTLTs.
AMERICAN.
NATIONAL.
No games scheduled.


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TABLE BOARD.

LINCOLN CAFE. !: s,: e. I.s.:i. 8; ss.i q
tssslfsi, q 10 = =. y. 4 =
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HORSES AND VEHICIIs.

HANbsONE rONY AND hUNAk0Uf. H10A-
elsa pcas sselsA and 1T Of Arest pcay haneA
An = aut elaS thsps. PoK1LAND e3A1LAh
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Cleveland, 10: Hartford, 2.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-13

1usMEsS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANT f0dk f6iNfiN0 n HCkRff SEE
us-ao sxta charge fuf the rph We gst Il ont
% tisse h ve have 70 roll up osn sleeses and do
y eussavse ANGEL 1 MOBILES. - New Yok
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DORVAL PARK ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
THE rurLITY or yOTING.


Levi Steward % NW'h. 'rN"n' I'I
mrr Of Ir>nr with % hlg family was
asked h' Nh" federal commission '.
DnIIn~ If hr lmd ever voted '"" h'
replied that d." mJ voted three times
In his NE
why don't YOU voter You under
stand, don't you, That YOU might hr'
ter your condition 10y voting
Then Levi Steward answered
'Ii didn't look IKE IL done ''E
good II went their way unyho"
/, went their way ANY how
That was crushing Indictment
Levi Steward. You could mot have
made better reply had YOU h'"d ''
Oklahoma
u went their way onyho"
Levi steward, IN iocI was mot lnlA
ing about political parties, hu' ahou'
the men who own ana control poliu
rm partleS Had Lew Steward ll'r,
In oklahoma all those weary. labor
ions. pinchlng years he would nave
found, AS he found in Texas, that III
went their way anyhow. That the
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C,RI\G FOR TmE NJ CKS.

tNu.u..u Republican About lh'
H,.. off M. duck -rusuu the first of
Ilumr, - g. Wurburtuu aud Char
FL. WmU u.r our hunting ON the riv.
. .. muus the duck, huggrd during
u..... WA. one witch had "a tin band
Around los leg The duck was q Spus
0ns. and tine hand bore the lu,rrIp
r.u .Nu CA Softly department of
.u.uImrr Washington MIR Muck
wrote the department informing them
pf tnr finding " the marked bird. I'm
un'y hr received the following letter
TINT. bird vus one of a number So
cured in the extensive marshes Hl the
north end NJ Bear River Ray Grcni
Spf Iukr. Utah Nm September lNll
The duck was suffering from u mai
nIy found among the wild fowl of that
vicinity. After recovery In our expert
mental pens NJ thu nuckyillc Gun rlul
mi, particular bird was bundled wn
lihrmtrd ON September 23
The duck vus iu % hig drove ont OF
which ten ar twelve were Killed II
WAS the only wr uf the number my
ing % baud uu it- Icy Mr. Muck re
rciyrd another lnrlrr This week g'Nm.
something more ul the hi-tur, uf lh
! hud The duck was wing tipped au.
h sul alive Ihr wound was drrs.r.
and II wa, -uyrl fnr drcoy n b.
considerably tanner than the average
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GIFT DOG A WINNER
Was Surprise of New York SHOW and
Took -Four Blue Ribbon, over High.
Priced Rivals

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
NNIIING WESTERN RAILROADS

John = NurIyN chief of the division
of valuation ur lhr Western district in
the governments uork of making "a
physical }mmuu OF railroads thinks
10 possible u finish tine task boo ten
Years. ui- headquarters are loo
Kansas rltN The ~'ur says.
The men who are doing what is
known us the field work. are not
counting every OH. mnr every bolt
rnut would hr u-r.u-. waste of time"
Wur the, are counting enough Ties u
every mile or railroad 40 know just
how mnuy there are boo the entire
system, and they are literally mcuur
ing every inch of trnrk and ou these
measurements they can hH-r accu
mtcIy the number of bolts aud tlsh
plates used There ARE r0gh. "l lhre,
roadway PARTIES al work loo this dis
riut now. forty I'm the United states
The roadway organization VIII ht
dounled after July /, It /, expected
The work uf valuation ln the other
druurtmrut- uf the railroad system
mechanical electrical structural, tel'
graph. land aud accounting, Is Keep
lur pnrr with the roadway work.
One thing that is impressed upon
the men who ARE doing the nctua
work along the different lines is that
their records must be- perfect They
| have been taught that Il is as mucl
a dlsgrnurc 10 get too much As II IS
/ t.... Ittl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-23
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