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MONDAY APEH 5 1909 J THE W ASHINGTOli f 1r ii HERALD 9 1p NAVY LOOKS STRONG Sailors Hope to Cop ijje Rag in Departmental League PITCHING STAFF OF CLASS Gels Gnmmell Poizet and Scrivener A Likely Qnnrtet of Slab Artists Scanona Stclfe Relieved by Formation of an Entire 3Tovr Team Candidates from Department The Navy Department baslbalMeam of this season wiU be composed in almost every Instance of new raah said Man ager Tancey In an Interview yesterday Last season there was much rivalry and discord between the the navy yard and those from the department proper resulting in a team which lacked harmony and eoncentratOd effort Tbi year moat of the team will be from the department proper the management hop ing in proceeding thus to round out spirited nine which will pull down the pennant in the Departmental League Great enthusiasm is being manifested in the department over the baseball out- look fortyfive men having already re- ported for practice Every noon and evening thts Husky bunch of ball may bo seen on the diamonds of the Monument Lot endeavoring to get into form for the league race Xevr Mnnnprcr the Good The one misfortune which the team has suffered so tar is the toe of Paymaster Holt who was to manage the nine this season Mr Holt was transferred to San Juan and fcr while things looked sort of dark but finally the situation was solved by the selection of Mr Yancey a man of excellent executive ability and experience to round the team into shape Already ha has succeeded in restoring harmony in the ranks aajL as stated be- fore has fortyfive candidates working out each day Though none of tbos played on mat yeas team there are rome players of more than ordinary abil- ity among them Gels Gammell Poizet and Scrivener will constitute the pitching staff AH four of these men are experienced and hard workers so they should give a good ac- count of themselves when the season opens Good box material is scarce in the Departmental League this year and if these men can pitch up to their usual form Navy will be fortunate indeed Catchers are not so plentiful as pitch- ers but nevertheless in Waters Walkers two good men will be on hand to look after the receiving Besides being experienced both men are heady players and therefore should do much toward helping tbe twirlers over rough places In Held Material Aplenty Firstbase material Is abundant Doyle Hoban Gray Crogan and Haag all being out for this position Of these candidates Hoban and Crogan are the mst experienced but the others are also good men and promise to give them a had lIght for position Gardner Smlthfon Johnson and Dan iels will try out for second hue Johnson at present looking the most likely though tme of the others may beat him out before the team is finally picked Anyhow a goad second baseman should be developed from one of this four A shortstop will be picked from How- ard Hewett MeMahon and SchuyJor Both Hewett and McMahon have earned naiiies for themselves at this station vljii Howard and Schuyler are also con- sidered rood players Monson and reen constitute the material from which a third base- man will be developed while Horoliler Mulligan and Hall wilt fill the role of utility inneWera In the outfield there are many Hanna McDonald Wooden Peas Hughes Tolbert Myers Brennan- S hafer and Heron being those already outBecause of the fact that the Navy will fave an entirely new team this year it is somewhat hard to get a line on its probable showing during the season Judging howerer by the abundance of material on hand and the spirit which they put into their practice a strong nine should be developed GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS Promoter Coffroth of California an- nounces that he will not give any guar- antee for a bout between Johnson and Jeffries The best he will do Is to let them fight on a percentage basis Summary action was taken by the board of directors of the Armory Athletic Asso dation relative to Packey McFarland In view of his action Tuesday night it was unanimously voted that the courtesy of the clubhouse be denied McFarland here- after and that in future he is debarred from competing at the organization Various plans an being laid to keep Tack Johnson on the griddle until Jim JcffMs can ascertain whether can get rto condition good enough to give the bg black a battle The match with Ketchell is one of the schemes to keep the negro on this side of the Atlantic EO as to beat him for the title Ketcheil is not likely to do the trick but other hravywelghts are sure to be trotted out and Johnson is sure to be kept busy J m Mace once Englands greatest pugilist entered a branch postoffice in London and filed an application for the old age pension of 5 shillings per week Within a few weeks he will reaoh birthday The tighter has fallen in hard luck and is compelled to seek assistance Despite his age Mace is as hard as nails and active He is giving boxing lessons when he can find pupils It looks now as if It Is only a question of a short time when all the New York clubs with the exception of the National Athletic Club will fall into line and com rrl the pugilists to box on a percentace of the receipts Instead of offering them a fat guarantee for their services The latest club to follow the example of the Fairmont Athletic Club who have decided to make the scrappers work this way Is the Marathon Athletic Club of Brooklyn Jim Corbetts tongue is beginning to wag again at a great rate He says he will fight either Jeffries or Johnson and tleHares that he will post a forfeit to bind a match Corbett is fortytwo years old but states that he is in superb health Gentleman Jm possibly forgets that he was physically perfect too when he was put to sleep by Fltzsimmons and Jeffries several years ago Why doesnt send Al Kauffman after Corbett the dancing master Kramer Wins Bicycle Race Newark N J April 4ChampIon Frank L Kramer of East Orange cap turM the two professional events at the opening of the bicycle racing season at the Velodrome track at Newark this aft- ernoon He led Floyd Krobs of New York across the tape by a few yards In the halfmile open and then showed- s heels to Norman Anderson of Den nark In the twomile handicap All advertising contracts made by The Washington Herald are based upon its bona Ode circulation a circulation in Washington larger by thousands than was ever before attained by any morning news- paper at the Capital Its books are open Last moO from It ere a and Adams the Darn candi- dates fOr he his- s cntyefghth Delaney k 4 L de S ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ E CrHSHv WANT A Sporting Lift Offers 250O Purse for Winner of u Worlds Race The remarkable improvement American distance runner have In few years Has set Great Britain to won- dering Old John Bull Is beginning to realize that his longwinded sons are no longer the boat in the world and has set about finding a remedy He has decided upon hoMing an annual event over the full Marathon course for which a per- petual trophy valued at SMGQ hag bowl donated by Sporting Life This year the race will bo held on The strat will be made from Windsor Castle and the trail leads to the Stam- ford Bridge athletic grounds a distance of 26 mItes and 36 yards Although the event is inaugurated with the Idea of developing English Ma- rathoners race will b open to the world and entries will be invited from the United States France Italy Sweden and In fact nil other nation As this country will hardly be represented for at lesit some years te come the race wilt be practically an English affair so mot oT the entries vlll be from the United Kingdom The winners name each yeiir will be engraved upon one of the race shields of the trophy Unless the foreigners show too much suength and win too this race be to England and Europe what the Olympic Marathon is to an the world But just bow it wilt remain a worlds contest remains to be seen Tbe withdrawal of Claire Jacobs tile former University of Chicago star from Intercollegiate competition leaves the pole vault at the University oi Pennsylvania relay meet at the mercy of Cooke Of tad Nelson and Campbell of Yale All three done better than 12 feet and they appear to outclass any thing that may be pitted against them Jim Crowley the amateur champion is training with John Svanberg the Swed teh professional and is willing to wager iinything he ever had or ever hopes to have that Svanberg can beat any Mara tbonor that ever lived over the 26 miles 39 yard course I LEAGUE ROSTER Agriculture serves Admitted to Take Place of Gurley- Leiipme Will Be Composed of Advent VVallnch Manhat- tan Ninth and AKtrlca Owing to the Gurley Athletic Club re- linquishing Its franchise the board of managers of tbe Independence League ad- mitted the Department of Agriculture He serves test week and from the roster pre- sented by the Aggies it hj evident that the departmental beys wilt make aa ex- cellent showing in the Bloomingdaie League AU of the other teams viz Twining Ad- vent Wallach Manhattan and Ninth will retain their berths and reports indi- cate a close race for the bunting this season Managerelect Murphy of the Advents has the greatest number of can didates OB his rosier and as all of boys bav had more or less experience In league company it will be air mattes to pick a fast aggregation Wal tech and Ninth also have many new addl Uone and should prove dangerous for high honors while Manhattan is expected to make even a spurt than last year Last years champions of the league and incidentally champion of tho B series the Twining Athletic dub will give the other clubs trouble in climb ing to the top as Manager Ruppert has presented each member of the club with a bright shiny big stick and wil be substituted for expectorates In the palm of each mans glove Heres the roster See if you cia pick the winner Twinias Athletic Clab Maaaarr Eageae Rawmt captain Jae Oto4 aa at IVoB Raaric Coos MMSRM Dmiwer MoDoMnca Direr Teny Mattogr McCarthy Sattfaa Rapor tw Lurtrr and Xrikker AsricMltotte IiM r A A Ormr carUin f xi IMest UBfiC Iteesws Med KWWM Tai lor McLaochHn EteKt Morpbr Mahoo Wen Seitz Dennieon aad Adnnt Athletic CtafeMoMc Jim Morpby oMttAttn Mosbms BtttUofb Ehrowatcmt Iriee Tex Weyrh W J Mufew M tttfe Ua4 oigt Bcasey Miob ri Btrir FVdhr C S Dnnror Dwmarear PWww nM Sbmbod RaIL Manhattan AtWoticOtot Minair C R Krait Cbpaan R King G Kraft Brooks Meek rtotener rateKT Wtlnk Wetter HaMfe tad Hww- WaJUch AtUtWff Ohib Iftaa r WiOiia Teat taut cxadHate Galas Matawv Alura H ynK SMith Robe Cridter BaMtecim LMk X Snlnran IIntcMwuB pnhffl COWM W King Bcaoer HId NOWRMO Ninth Street Christian Church will be announced later ENGLAND FAVORS WRESTLING Steadily Onutinjy Dozing as Popular Game London April are Indications that in England wreatlingr I steadily ousting boxing In popular favor Eng lands reputation as a nation of pugiltets Is largely founded on an outworn tra- dition It Is questionable whether there are as many young men in London to- day not counting the professors of the art who have any real knowledge of boxing as there are In Paris where the English pastime has recently made considerable headway Some persons will have the courage to regret the change there Is no more use- ful manly or healthful form of exercise than boxing Its moral effects are excel- lent and if it comes to that it is much bettor for the deportment than dancing When the tendency of the age in Eng land at rate is to look on rather than participate that Is really what Haldanes Territorial Army la suffering from and the spectacular aide of wres- tling is being exploited for all It Is worth Large crowds have witnessed on every afternoon for a fortnight the wrestling tournament at the Alhambra in which a beautifully proportioned but rather small Swiss athlete John Lemm has won the heavyweight championship a dusky Jamaican the middleweights and T Rose of Barnsley tho lightweights With the exception of one Irishman P Connolly there were ho Britishers of much account In the heavyweights but the Lancastrians were In groat evidence and hot favorites with crowd in the lightweights Challenges Will Be Published in The Washington Herald The Sporting Editor of The Washington Herald will Kindly publish cJmllenges from all teams big and small amateur and professionaL The Washington Herald prom lies to the future greats nu ranch space a possible each daySend your chnllensea also of tames direct to the Sporting Editor Write ca plainly as possible and on aide of the paper r MARATHON the Mar- S more the often auld Cornell have the eas glue Rabe Graham 1AIt Oak sad CIt Rut Vie give out 0 sb C sown st long Twin- ing lass Marshy Mca e2nate5 theIl non Mark Dan GUI Lpatta Frar Faheea Brewer There p ac- counts I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i t GOLFERS ARE ACTIVE Columbia Club Issues Exten sive Schedule t NEW FEATURES INAUGURATED SerIes of Events Xevr to Washing ton in Addition to Banal Should Arouse Enthusiasm Among Local Enthusiasts Middle Atlantic Championship May 27 The Columbia Golf Club of this city has prepared the most elaborate schedule In the history of the game in this city and one which if carried out will forntefc pjenty of sport for tho golfers in this section of the country her 7 The programme Jincludos over IN events many of which are new to Wash- ington golfers The formation of a schedule of this kind indicates a revival of the popular sport which will meet with stanch approval of the any who have worked to this end for past ton years The complete schedule follow The Schedule April n a s4 swMptfftta iljnma belie BMlch phy per Aprfl UHaaM v sw nalafc B ctehtaai tata- Mtfal phi Aprfl U t lS oond Mwrf of Ml liar ApHI- HuMifoe U Mlto must be xvfxxtei hr 9- m AHl 17 April irIItadkap iwecpiWiw tfsHct kolM- c4al plug r April UHwrticap sireapaUkes bast UN rfchices April 13 to llSmiMU iri SMk rnulta t be refxxtcd fey A p st A rfl SL- Airtt MKmHea wfejMt k ofebteea halo April KHasolcap swwfsUkw elzWeea belie m4kl play April S5 te May l Qi l tes nl- iotes medil play for May Haa4tcp beet thirty two net xores to pby ia tire bte as Bootes neat bo fai by Sfli- PL m Jfay 1 May 1HawUap KWtpstate ehMfea Wes MUck notiint rr- Mfty 2 to Pba4 M- HUtAt Cemtr dak at CMwab- ba4 l phi May I to Sfi ow4- UkMtteap nmitt tl mOeh vbr 3 f May M to K8m cap I SM to to rvfwtcd V i l sv B May May MH tell Ci inHm ttaK Ct- Gbny ChM Ciob at Cberjr QbM- BMtdt pUy caia t May Ha 4kJ ameictakw jfeh- atdal play May 2T2SaMl MfcUte AtkuaHe brnt Uain- yaatdt ply asaimc MT May JJHa dk p kafl tfcktrrft M aI plug taJ 31 n JMK SQ Wyfc c reid jar Joaw Ha- tww et Morw to qualify play ta two ttetona Scum PL ML Jane 1 Iuasfeai ir tt sUk efuMMn haia- aatdt plug aaia t par JVM 6 to BFtot raamA at match pav Jiavo- HawUeap Ra d a U Jbe rcpar- ma H June ISTMBI mwiteh Moaebhi Goaf Oa M- BaKtowrf Coanty Club at Oifcmilliu J M UIUwMrap wwapatalwf akisteaa aatdi play tcolaxH JOBC 13 to M SMaaM need f saaadi piar JuDe l Haodkap awaqnUkai bat biD atgna- W medal phi Jose JftHxn p mnpiUfcai alcUeea hdM- XMfel ptay 20 te 3t5 aalate aa4 taati J M M a H- MU to to ripened ay Mi p t T M BMtck CbkoaaUa Gel Gamk M- WOamingtoai Coavty Chub U WtasMMB- Jw e 91Haadleap awtdkatalm tlyhlaaa baka jai teh play par Jwte SHawaaap swwfwtxkw tent hail hote m4al plug Jooe ST to Juh 3QMlafylat TWO ri Marabeat- tardit plug for July Handicap best tUrtf n et to Qaaitfr atnHaaiu at mlat plug t- ato ftxkoas S ana be bjr ftdl p X July 3TruK CriamMi QaiT Gtab TS Mf Otab at Oalambli- JoJy 4II dhap v api ahc mhlipa MIls idal pav i J Ffast round of aatch play Jady Haadlop 3 July M July i a BL HuuBcap Mrraf ak s boat Mil cW tea Mas match play acalait par July 5 p auOnb Bag UuJfeap dataHs to be mtdxl play match play asalast tai aam star Jaty 17 17 Ilsadtcap swerostatcss- Mttck pky asatest par July ISHaadleap weepttakcs i aids play JB to 3t6eaiflRais July Hap Tesaitj to te repotted by 639 p m Jilt M Jub 2t Handlap iTnxT3etie beet bal feWcn- hites medal play July 2 IIatxJfcap efebUes Me match play aralast par Jtdy 2 to KFtoala Jilts Baadka rwshs reported Meet p at 3L- Jnly aHandkap sreepatakca efckUaa natefe play xeahwt pat ANKHtt l llaodkap aw pfUi rtsUeam s ea- W play Ans st 1 to iQMaUfriMC vowrf igbt rawkl plug for A s t Handicap best tMrtptw net seats to Qualify and acnUama at awtok pkr- Avsaat 7 A g at 7Huxhcas swropsSikw- niedoi play AUCUK Sn 5dkap sweepstakes match pky against par Handicap remits matt be report ar 650 p Augart M- Avmt KHaadiaip wepjtalca eishteeK Wes aaateh play acaSaxt par Ancnat KHandkap sweepstakes eighteen kales nidal play Avsust H to 21 Stcosd mend match play Haadicap results be reported by 63 p sa- Aagast 3 August 21 Handicap sweepstakts eighteen koles medal play AacuAt 22HaadUap svetpstakes best ban eighteen holes match play against par AHjast 23 to ES6 mifia U and floala August Handicap results to be reported bf 650 p us August 3 August EHandkap strecpstakea eighteen MIles match play against par August 2Hkadkap sweepstakes eisM eo holes mtdal play August 29 to September QualUytes roued eighteen hales medal play for September Handi- cap best thirtytwo net scores to aoallfy and con time in matcii pky in two sixteen Scores must be reported by 633 p m September 4 September 4Handicap swecpotakes cdjhtcen hike medal play September 5Handkap sweepstakes eighteen hahn match play against par Septetaber 9 to 11 First round matdt play Sep terabcr Handicap results must bo reported by 630 p m September II September Handicap swwpsUkea best baH thirty six boles medal play September 6 p n Handicap swe eigh- teen holes match play aaainst par September 11 Team match Columbia Golf dab TS Baltimore Country Cub at Baltinwrc- Septpjnbw 11 Handicap sweepstakes eighteen holes match play against par September 13Handieap sweepstakes eighteen holes medal play September 12 TO 18Secowd weed of saatoh play September Htntncapj reeks Bust be reported be- fore 630 p m September 18 September ISTeam match CotamMa CM dob- TS LakcsWa Country Otab at Rid September 13Handkap sweepstakes dsbteen boles medal play September 19 Handicap sweepstakes eighteen boks match play against par September 23 21 and 25Annnal taU townaaeat open to mcvbcrs of U S G A dubs and such others as may be Inrited September 26 to October 2Semlanals and teak September Handicap results to be reported by- 6dO p M October 2- OctoDW 3Team snatch CetaaUa Calf Gtob n Chevy Chive Club at Cotarabk October 3 Handicap sweepstakes eCghte nk holes medal play October 3 to Qsalifyins round eirfitcea boles i i I Competi- tion I I The senedule extende until Noyem I e the I all 5 WIlt a ClIp I tda qulU7 uc la k SUaMkap oiw S xuaIch xIU Iir II 1IQ Ge1III cish Map MIca t N reevtmd 1Ir 2JSHa dIIwI- t HIUIIIIN- pc ph1 gar aM IIIdI M ItT WlIsedfrp par fW- IaU andeel 1rIL at May W 1 JaIl t le 1ar haM 1ar Po J trailS rumecnd at J M lUBe cap a IlL J Ida But k lily to M reported wen 1 = to IIQ5ttda1r W Jel1 July ii to el BaMlcap reuilua to c ifi P Jay Jail Jill Re takes 31 Jig Ia two sixteens Scotia mlltbe SO Po DL Wes Wes S to JIFmot reand JBdda At- I at meat pt es I a m- IL b t I s aedal duy Apr HandS C plug against pit dsUes od edal aW I 355 iwteho iou slag Maj WendS asut bfiepsilnd 5 p- say Tu aiSeb hSs I sftIie 11 halo m i p- ia uivrepiaken hahn bed adaI play 3sy e iebee ds bile asIS vs I Mar swtes gSeeu beli I bile 35Hiesdicip suenxMakes Mtta I best hale S ililieb- el isis I ss at S be a bile a ear s Jim lieilksp le be p a inns S Jun teea oars ad amt el1 is a eSHandicap sweopetalcie ilghjaes UBu4csp iwrepatahie dbtaen helm a USeed reand be repound a dOIe be4i helm S ia- be bib helm as Is eShases d lxtren tuuit play a Anga ¬ ± ¬ > > > > > ¬ P medal play for October Handicap best thlrtrtwo- i t KOTM to ijaaUfy cantimB In match play to two sixteens Results to be reported hi 639 p ra October October 9 Team match OoJambia Golf flab T- SBannociburn Gol dab at Baaacckbom- October Handicap swtepeUkes el teen holes medal play October WHsnoIcap sweepstakes cfehteeu holes mateh play agatest par 1 to 16FIrst mend play October HamHeap results t 16 October l Team atcb CokivbU Golf Ch s aa ton Country dub at Cefembia October IT Handicap sweepstsies eJehteea hates tatoal play Octaber 17 to October Handicap rebate to ba reported br 6S m October 23 October 23Hait cap iweopstakcs beat bill ftlghtcca helm matob play par October MHandicap sweepstake eighteen kales play October 21 to 30SeaiiiuU and flaab Octobec Handicap i October 30 October 30Handteip sweepstakes eighteen holes MAil play October XHaadlcap avewetakes deblcen holes match play agaiMt par N nacab r 6 H 4ic p cweepslaket tte B- betes natcst play aeatast par Xoreaator ya ila s eepsUkea dghteca- baaw Medal play Mw ia dal play NoTenttor MHaaaloap waeinUkas best toB- eaMeen Ulrs aaaaal pkyN- OTVMator iIaa Kca s eaps ak match play OHMOW HaRdkap fltfUoea MM BMtch- pky awtaat par XM ar 3KCMM Canada HawMeap N faaaher iII ad ep tr aMakes best izhtaeai bites saatrh play kaM per IRON MAN LOSES GAME Xew Jlnjcnniex Tcnm 3Ieeta the Athletic New York April 4 Magnate Joe Mc GinnKys face was wreathed in smiles t day when b walked to the slab la- the Newark ball park heard the plaudits the multitude tat taxed the grounds it their capacity said prepared to pitch We lint game in a Newark uniform OB- hitt home grounds The Philadelphia American League dun won the game a good one from a spectacular view Score Newark Ol tlftl FbitocWphia A L 2 1 THOHAN BOWLING TOURNEY Will Be Inaugurated on Palace Alleys This Evening Lopal Crnckj Hater In Preparntion for the National Tournament In Gotham Month Bestenia this eveaJng use Palace bowthsg alloys will be the scone oZ what hoes touted a the greatest UNtmaaaoot In the history tile bowttngr in this city Tin etrt the meet wWeh wore held at a Wg premium tawtade names oC than mo t cowrta t pin apltlers In the city An bateraBttog fact to that all entrant in tiM tournament will compete in Ute national champtaaohitM to Now York and in th of a w ttkowii local bowler the toornatnont which starts to- morrow ev i Er to a great scheme te- he P man Sn cotadttioa far the Dig af- fair in Gotham The schedule of the tournament which will continue until May IS hi ae follows FJR T WBBK- p a Uana 4- Wifcuiur April 77 1 Waiars and Ksaaws- w Kadriek aa4 Miner Hamer aaal Sa A- Thvnday Mat T p I a4 4 LiMawig- a Haitaaaai awl Mania t p a Harwaod IIi Friday April T3l p am Kiav aaat CWha TJL Kaiiiuk sad Mflkr Jp mm aat Ba er n Watts and KHKH- MBaonday April 7M p au Plaid aaal Ikwam- n Walter aoa KWML p BMMH ad Wtaken Kwxaad CoOJe- SBCOND WgBK- aUaaajr April 079 p Hanrxxl aad Than vs Kaax sad OOsaa I p BL MiNer aari O1 aa tll T RoaVidc sad MfDa- rTuaiaiy April JS 30 p at Haawer Shaffer Vaton Kr a f p a BuMs sad W ds Hi r April M75 p at Lead and Lrii- C T Btwrn sod Mttkata J p a War aa4 Hariawm MacriK- Thw gr April 7 31 p sad OOhu vo Haawer x d Shaffer I p as RJd k aarf Mfflar Be tz and Bjfecr Friaay April K731 p DIOTQ and ntkcs- T Xtter and ODaaaeH 9 p a Wateea ad Kansas a Miter and Satanky Aril 177JO p m FWd and Brostua- TS Land sad Ladtric p a Hamad aad- Taeoau TS Hartaan and Menu THIRD VnSKK Mmday April Tfd p Brw tad VT tV- ra Hanmod sad Tbaaaas 9 p Mfikr aad- ODoaactt vs Her and Shaffer Tberfay April 2 J8 p sa Waters u4 w Load sad Ladwisr 8 p L EM Z and TS Walker and Bonn Kedaatfer April a7 p a Hanrood ad Tb aa rs EodrMc and JWIer 9 p as Held Lad Breams TS Hartaaa and Mcrrts Thursday April 23JTi p ra Knox and OaWa- TS Bests and Barber 9 p as Waters and Krcuts- TS Field said Broraaa Friday April 23723 p re Radridc aad Mitter- TS Haawcr and Shaffer 3 p au Harwxj aas- ThesMS TS taad sad Ludvisr Sarnrday April 2t730 p sa sad WH m TS Water amid Baaa 9 p aa Milter aad ODoaaell TS Hartawn sad Morria FOURTh VBEK- Maaday April 35759 p at Kaax and GoUtee- TS Waters sod Krwss 9 p o Roddek and Miller M Iad tad InfaisT- tieadar Aprfi 27 7JO PL ra Brwrn and Anthers TS meW and BroGan 9 p ra Harwood lad Tkccau vs Water aad Baa t- Wedsesday April 73 p EL lAd ODeoneU va Beats and Barber 9 p m Hastier aIM Shaffer TS HarUsan and Morris TJwrsdty April STaO p n Rodntk sod TS Walker and hess 9 p EL Kaox aad CalMas- TS Land aad Ludwig Friday April 30735 p at Mffler and ODon sell vs PlaId and Brcsaan 9 p na Hanrood and Thomas TS Waters and Kisses Satarday May 1723 p m Brown and Withers TS Haaaaer and Shxffrr 9 7 m Brats sad Bi ber TS Hartzuo sad Morris FIFTH WBBK- Mbaday May 5T53 p m Rodrldt and Miter T Field tad Broscin 9 p m MHkr and ODotsneH- TS Walker and Buns IXieaday May 4 733 p m and ra Land and Lcdrf 9 p ra Brown and Wihers- rs Waters sad Krauts Wednesday May 5138 p ra Hanreod aad- Tbonws TS Bouts and Barber 9 p m Kaoz aad ColUas TS H tican and Mans Thuraiay May 6i p m Mixer and ODen nil TS Waters and Reams 9 p ra Brown aa4- Wttaen n Rodridc and MHIer Friday May 7 730 p m Earnest and TE Hasaer and Shaffer 9 p OL Knox and Col lee vt Walker arid Buss SAtarday May 87j3 p m Rodrick and Mifler- T Hartraan sad rams 9 p m Beets aDd bar TS and Ludwic SIXTH WEEK Monday May 30T3 p au Brown and Withers TS Boots and Barber 9 p n Harwood aad- Thccnis TB Field and Breams Tuesday May U7 0 p MWer arid 0D il- TS Laud and lAJdwIff 9 p B Himaar aatt StfTer T Walker and BHU- BWedatiday May 1S730 p ra Waters tad TV Hsrtmaa and Morris 9 p ra Knox and Td Field sod Breams SnniralneF- raaa ETcrybodys Macadae Hows times Inquire a tsarist Oh pretty tolerable responded the old native who was sitting on stump I had some trees to cut down but a cy- clone came along and saved me the trou- ble Fine Yes and then the lightning set to the brush pile and saved me the trouble of hernia it Remarkable But what are you doing now Oh nothln muck Jest waltln an earthquake to come along and shake the potatoes out qf the ground largest Horning CifcTilationi T s a a saL O oat be 6P3 11 23Second weed el match let medal toe be 651 V a ali o tJ cxt S has fit game fit the the xda7 April aM WItIM- nq dI I MId u md Aid 731 I ou- J LW l4Wc t is Pidd II iilbr alii t Barb sod ft sod K Brows Mix Bam a fire 1 I Oct t l 1 s I 3 ctober rtported a plug P reported by evher lHan4Smp eldilata reselLs haL Newark f woman I words S2S 5L a W5 2st and Isabi- eTiey a r and ml p a a a et and flvsessa a a oDmel asS a and- s asS r lidd Stoats hon B a s a floe S a 55 a Kiss Barb Sc I Miller She en Thesis I B- Land a Rise a- ha for > ¬ > > > > > ¬ a WILL HONOR SIGNERS Descendants Board to Hold Session Here TAPTS PLAN A RECEPTION Vlaltora Will Call at White House on Afternoon of April 12 and Later They Will Go to the Depart meat of State to View Declaration Will Visit Monticello Day President and Mrs Taft will receive Ute Descendants ef the Signers society of Mnoal descendants of the signers of the Declaration of Independence at the White House on Monday April 11 The occasion is the quarterly meeting of The reception at the White Housw win take place ia the afternoon Immediately hf r this the members of the society will vtait Department at State to se The Immortal Deewwoat rfgned by their ancesiors At night they will hold eetertaimnmt at the Arlington HotH j among the aaeakere at which will b j Members of the Cabinet United States Senators sad foreign dIplomats Next day April It the K th anniver- sary of the birthday of Thomas JenTer- soa the deweMdaats will go from Wash- ington to visit the University of Virginia at Charlottesville and the tomb of Jef- ferson at his old home Moadcello Dr E A Alderman of the univer- sity and members of tbe faculty wet oorae them The visitors will in the founders day exercises and after- ward will b entertained at luncheon on the university commoDs A cownaktee from the local chapter of the Damgfnors of the American Revoiv- tl B wQlXben accompany the party in a procession to MontlceUo There will be c rem at B at tomb with a4droo ea- by the president of society and by Ute mayor of Cbarhtttdsvitte JIM JEFFRIES IS Xoted BoHton Specialist Looks Over White Mans Standby Mass April to not general- ly known that Jim Jeffrie paid a visit to Dr Dudley Sargent head of the Hemsav way Gymnasium at Harvard College Thajsday aUrmoo aitd au mea urd- by tile director of thlt tnatitutlon B skIN Jeff Sam Berger and Dr Sargent and nothing cwscomtoa visit line found its way htto print Dr S rg nt pot th tape on Jealrtoc bulky body had him skip rope so that the Met action could be tested and then haul him stop oa the scales Dr Sargent found that Jet had a pod heart Mat that Ms wind was decidedly short The most to- torestlng ot the visit was the weighing of Jet It bay been annoaeceo several times that Jeff weighed shoot 2- poonde but It was learned tills aftarnooa that the conies m the tynj showed him to tip the beam at more than 3 pound The exact ftgure Is being hapt secret but The Heralds informant says that Jeff weighed between M9 and 27S pounds and he remarked that be WIshed b had flowed to keep one foot on the floor BAT NELSON IS OVERRATED Gans Showing Against White Sub stantiates Baltimore Negro Evidently All In When He Beaten by the Battler New York April 4 Nw that of the WhiteGaas cateetraame have been gathered together tot it cm bundle and gently slipped into the place altotted to of this particular nature sports are bogtanfaig t d a kVttie teal The s i a M arattr arises Did Nelson knock out a gat fighter when be beat Joe two c a sc tive times Cohen last year Whether or teat Cane was Mailing m- hi vnght with Jaboz White it Is dearly evident that the old pst mas4r of tile Qveeosoerry profaeaton of the rpckokiog for all tin H aetosJty look- ed feeble aa he crawled through thce awful ton rounds He might have pot Whit out with It little exertion but that nothing White cant stand as ranch pM lKi as a glass doll Gases is now in oia8 with Fits he eat go one fate rcnsm with a quart of air During the first three or fo ir rounds ti his tights with Nelson after the uieetlns l GoWfl ld Guns kept the Dane off with te oldUn e skill He landed time and again en Nelsons jaw but the blows had nu effect Cans tired rapidly weakened from htefcown efforts in the early rounds Of these tights Joes own physical weak ness as much to do with his defeats as Nelsons stamina and persistency Tne Hejrewlsch writer may be all that is claimed for him by his admirers oat could some other lightweight have beat en Gans as Nelson did Joes showing here snakes this ar open question No greet length of time has elapsed since Nelson defeated Gans ami the possibility presents iUott that the Bal- timore negro may have been pretty tar gone when the battles took place in Colma A little thought on this matter leads one to the conclusion that Nelson may not be so vary far superior to Packey McFar land as some of the other lightweights wh are for the tttle Get Sixtyfive Auto Speeders NeW York April 4 Th police worked all Saturday and today watching for automobile speeders and by tonight had gathered sixtyfive offenders Sixteen of those arrested were drivers of taxi cabs While the number of arrested is by no moans a record it Is the largest number of arrests made so far this year Dies Day After Hn l and Pottsville Pa April 4 A invalid for five years Mrs August A Stum iaty three years old died at her home at Tumbling Run of a broken heart twea- iyfaur hours after the death of her hus- band a reed business man and etrii war veteran The latter was flv years old Prague Theater Manager Dead Prague April 4 Ritter von Sonneotba- a prominent actor and manager of tile Imperial Hotburg Theater died today He made three tours of tho United States the last one being Cheerfulness in Lent Pram Ute Detract New Long prayers and hymns OwJeg the Lenten season may be proper moth ods of showing a paoltentml spirit yet those who wear a cheerful counteaajice and do what is right exert a much wider influence In making this a better world ext aster board of of the organiza j on I the pre will take part tAM tile FxA1Ym fIt here two other present the beau e- ec junk thinking Gene lit 8 moons meat tad out In seventy In tJ 0 tie a gsvein rs n Bo ton were only peel the and feature I This Was poet out a 1001 solemn ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > ¬ > ¬ ¬ > ¬ NONMEDICAL HEALING Locomotorfitaxie Rheumatism Paralysis and Kindred Ailments Cured- By Enforced Restoring the Circulation of the Blood Without Drags Surgical Procedure or Detention from Business THE WASHINGTON REMEDIAL AND HYGIENIC INSTITUTE AND SANITARIUM Office 1122 Ninth St Washington D C The exclusive treatment by Mechanical Media of IX motorAtaada Rheumatism fmpotency Paraly BrlKbt Disease Diabetes Sclerosis Infantile Paralysis Aliment of tbe Spine Pferveav Digestive and Urinary organs and those serious maladies of women and age tbat baffle the skill of the Medical World preclude refreshing sleep Canes Cratehea and Wheel Chairs and vrnlklns that pr flraised as Incurable This method after etaere failed Tou are earnestly requested Kaforced drcuiation is a o 9led leal and Hen rjrfcal method ot cure for your neriouM Tferr OHM and Mental Ailments that baffle the skill ef year Fnyatotan It n t what Yoitr Malady We rrssy be able cure You We are zir the Incurable fo coiled eases l m and born what Lisa be d oe you It is a Radical and only cure for LecometerAtaxla BrigbV Disease and their sarieu allied maladies INPAXTIIK PARALYSIS yields readily tin uildl srap and r stor Miee sad the result POP v D H PRKER Resident MaHager fr aad tematle course of treatment will satisfy the most exacting YOU SHOULD KNOW WHAT IT HAS ACCOMPtfetBD- Ciirex wrought by Eufareed Circulation of the Blood and servo Vital Fluids of the Body are not conftned to LecoroetorAtaxla alone b t ap- ply with equal terre to all the desperate ailments of Paylirtcal man and tbr more serious of the Nervoaw and DIceaiive System as well aa Lrlaarjr and Riplra ery Organs The AIlmPBtK ef Man for which Hnfereed Circulation i are o numerous that It is not within province of this brief to set forth its many virtues or refer by to the long list of maladies thai cow within the scope of its potential Influence te feed SHOW 2D3 THE CASH A D I WILL TELl WHAT YOU MAY EXPEcT yet a simple sad effective that It mast appeal t the inittgeaice the most verdant and at dissipate the doubts of sublime skeptic Our method truly a nllsnes alt that raw be 1rdL It Blood etrctda The Blood lee it iKfonnation and coMottatton TXSX References brpeaalafion Ilea Fraak C Wachier lAL Martin D K formerly chtor G d gawada Tat lihaa U S Dept Mr A B Ruff cashiEr Central TUJroal Baaik Mr J J NeoBRB Marytand Quick hundreds of others I have one e of TeeeweterAtaxla- imtlent was perfectly belplr thing any one can do except ruse can his addreas Sanatorium accemmedatlsns Pamphlet Itofereoecft Lady Trrtatant Hours 19 t 12 2 to Suadayu to L PROF H D PARKBIt OfSe 1 22 Xintfa St X- IVaahlBcton D C P S I have lied this nmiaad Cut this dv out It vlll be aeeea td hi payment f meat Herald 4S9 Read back cover City DIrectory r t i N W snake ne- t ft impossible cures have t nHtitatt Physical mat- t 1 to fill to that toQow 0Gr I eat a name Tbf means used to fararable are cla- Ude of euro tIN I than experieaee wttJa by Did It Is onuress Is seiontthc UIIII ptcs that tIM Bal Hen o4 Park xcta Thenter I H who le aew a JlI t can sla tills dt aT- e It 1 > Phone 411 In JIK zse JlMCe than ftn I exMtt to 111 a Br Ant C r F a I I I r r a rr 45 maladies the Panacea the produce those result strictly have hs mere testy years ucetcaj Ea- elg Enforced Circulation a instinctive aoo ekes Ageleultore Lsiidrer hid a of ta ysr dmritloe whI n uery Or mp y W L saceaaCl poms years send rsoe been treil < < > OH SASSAFRAS tha sdaK Sh J Vtoa II a vaa- S Mr K IK at H tam FASTEST SPRjNTER OF MODERN TIMES TELLS HOW TO GET START- By ARTHUR DLTFY- Ix sprtet running the bmntoct point More pncttee any other part of sprinttaag I have Mea a oorapetitor la meets m the past for weay yeses and th sjec se hi tbe 4yard is prhjrtpany ta tbe ahatttr t boards at once In siartuag the forward foot or left Tbe back eighteen iacbee from the rect distance of the aaek am be thy right lei at 1 foot After the positions of the feet are a v ed on the line This is the ftrst position In the second or set the body Is raised from the kneee with the weight of the body thrown on the forward leg and bands I this posi- tion the body should be over the thin wm The body sfaenM be held te this p- sltJoa until the Teport of the pistol jit the sound f pistol the hack k Ss swung straight forward s the hinds posit the body away from the flftor and are thrown borisontally serene the body Not only should you practice these tttions oa the track but It IS well to get Into the positions on arising in the morning aad on retiring at night Ii la As- It cA- I to st tile I to Is the rt bit placed on this fuactios thon on daRt I You PrCddaS OR It you want to ePa to do- M foot sIMMiId Iwo beckon from ties feet siIIMIW be TIM feet properlY Ute knee of ol tile left then the should be position oft line Just as far as the center of tIN po ti Win 1 pug ia a asa d- It Led the she New iii- Thea set at Ipa11eltcD ILL 4 master should get- away ptime are hot be or right host flue cot ad by pindseg tea certabed bands plee swung oqelNie allow > TARIFF RULE VOTE FIXED FOR TODAY Continued C sMMral debate a specsded tiae for tile aa th measure Speculation Regarding Fitzgerald Beproaaatattve Champ Cbufc of Mfe- saari Democratic freer sold test atgfet that there would be not t exceed Democratic Beareseatatfvc to wete for a special rate aeftaiag the soape- af immdaioata aad dztogr a time Jer- Totmg OR the Payne measure There is much scecnkmdoa as to the tttttuuu- Repreeeotatlve Jolla J Fk erald wilt ayaann toward such a rule Jr FUg- eraial has Mea eutsiaa the Pemacratio breastworks ever atee he hewed a way for the RopubUcaa orgaaioiJaa to get out af the woods when their effiartto adapt the oM rules af the Hauee bad Mea defeated Leader Clarks course toward Fitzger- ald bee been antagonistic and bitter feel mats of the Hou e mad thoce of the Fits gerald contingent On account of this condition of affairs are some Repregeamttves wile think Fitzgerald and bio wat v4t to guatoui propoeed rule Mr PItS swelL however hen bees a steadAis- Caacagaaist of aagelal arders t apjiy UK- datura lid the more general yinaoo Is that he will join with the majority ot lilt party ta vataa agaJaec aay aoaXa tint on offering amendments or setting a time for a final vot- er petition signed by more thai aOMtii persons hi Illinois moat them women protesting agaJast the rates oa gloves aad hosiery and the duties on the necessities of life hi expected to reeds Washington Friday OnuatUee Satwday the Payne httt was amended hi many Important particulars not touched From this schedule UM committee believes a considerable reve- nue wm be derived and tIns reason RAKed to any effort that may be made t Largest Morning Cmralation rem Page One at nuUecdea of UN IIInfIpia nod flxng a d for leader lag between Demo these tile A fit At meeting of the Ways but the glove and hosiery sebedale wu for wW rMlt It present s are It I bit paragmph by vdg S doom preunik tie rguisr following In- creased a and Manna amend ¬ ¬ To the Contest Manager Enclosed please find the sum of The Washington Herald for i to pay for f months My name is Address Please credit the votes due oil same to M District No Are you now taking The Washington 19G9 I it s w i- f Herald s I J3 5 1 I a < >
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