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the Oregon: daiix journal. Portland.; Friday evening, , runcii a
TfTTJ PA ACT
t BASEBALL TEAUS
Item of Interest to ths Fans
,i ."'.Cleaned From the Dif-
i ' ;; fererit CampfcV:' '
SEALS AND ANGELS ARE .Uv !
- HOME. FOR THE, WEEK
Harris, Morley and Lohman
I Have Seven Days' Practice at
j " Home Before Opening.
v I ' (Special IMspatca t The Jeeraal.)
v Bakerafleld.; Cel. ' March .
Portland playara ara rapidly kMlrta
their, ayatam of elgnal practice and ln
atd. play, for alnca Monday that part
f the training haa constituted the prin
cipal portion , of their exercise. Bat-
. ting practice la aiao receiving
. erable attention, and pitcher. Krench
and Catea who have control or tha spit
, bail, ax uaed quite frequently agalnat
ibetr team matea. Jonee and BU Vraln
are sent againat their team matea In or
52 M " aocUstom the Portlaed wen to
southpaw twlrlera. v t .. , ( '
Eaalck and Garvin are being reaerved
for tha opening game. They are In fin
condition and each haa masterful con
trol, and thalr work la curving them to
Catcher McLean la intereating to thooe
who watch-their dally performance, v.
' George GUpatrlck ha a ahoot Won
of hla curves that all the other Portland
twlrlera are trying--to' acquire.;. It la
a. pippin and hla team mate bava swung
ineffectually many tlmee when-he ' waa
tossing. ,m. orer. f- '",'
HchWley and At have furotahed the
local fan with exhibition of fielding
that are marvelous. The amount of
around covered by these two and the
peed with r-'-h hT work together
In handling tha ball for a. double play
t. .,,nn.i ratifying to the manager.
tiu Runkle. the light-haired third
....a.- ta f iaidln- In grand form and
hi. ona-handad Dlckup of alow bunt
.n.hi lizhtnlag. throw, to flrt often
astoalsbes the spectator of whom there
axe quite a number who sssemble every
day to watch the Portland man -
t inn. .7 .i '. . . .'- '' ' ' ''
' The' haw ' road : uniform of the Port
land team have, arrived and were worn
for the first time yesterday, and .the
r maiia a fine aDDearance In the
batty suits," which are of dark blue
cloth, with ' Portland In i whits letters
across the breast. White cap and whit
stocking ara worn with thl uniform.
, wrkk the Caasxptna , Tig.'
Presao. CaL. March 4. Mlk Flsbsr's
rtmra are rounding - Into i mld-eaaon
form and are ready to put up the game
"of their lives In order to repeat their
hurformUM . Of. last SaaSOB.
Bobby Keefe. . who ;ls tha premier
- nttojiar of the team. andTln. the .opin
ion of tha Taeoraa, f an, of the league
mm -Mil., has .reoorted and- is .In fairly
, good, condition oonaldar log th: fact that
'tha has lust recovered from a aevsr
airk anclL 1 i - a . ..
. . hiaht.r axnect . great thing of Fire
man .FltratiiFk.' wh pitched .such
splendid game agalnat Chicago ' last
rlday., nugerald aad Tbomaa are also
cxnected to hold their pwn wren me
utber twlrlera. , McAfee, - atew . man.
ehowg great fromia ana i iisciy to
r maks a record thla year. . ' 2
Nordyke. Casey. Bheehaa and Eagan
are In fine condition, and tha stone wall
Tiger Infield, will ;ajU be In evidence
thla year. .' .' '' . ' i ,
McLaughlin. Lynch' sad : Doyla will
take oar. of th outfield In a satlafM
- tory-manner.' I" r- r? r "VV ';.'..
''i v ' ' ' i.e.' I'
" Balm lie in twasmoa. " .
gjiU: Barbara. -CaL. March 4. Ten
days of. atormy weather hav failed' to
poll the temper of Manager Rusa Hall
of the Boat tie- baseball team. Half--temper
! like oravenett towel any
waywater don"t'touch.; It. On good
game was played .with- a National leagu
aggregation from Chicago. Since then
he baa played' hi regular Seattle nine
against picked forces. . Yesterday It ln
. nlng saw the picked .men winners at
. to 4." Today tha men: did a te-mlle nin.
HU..ls working hard on tola battery men
Nick 'William, who played with Over
all oa tho ' .-University of California
team, and later went to Mlnneapolla and
Colutnbua. 1 pitching crack bait. '
Shielda. formerly .of Haiti more and St.
Jjuta, ah Americaff leaguer who twirls
with aoeed and aecunvry. - '
Hendaison or th"Chlcago City league
and th two former Ventura boys. Char
l Hall and FraSkltsv are; pitching to
: the manager's complete .satisfaction.
Kalph Frary. formerly with Spokane, la
catching -a bally game, as Is alao Curtla,
formerly of the.Un1vr)ty of Syracuaa.
4 Mall expecta t0 ee 1r1 men -In first
da form by the end of , the month.
He think hi work her will how good
result when Uhe eomrng season 'open.
.' Vorlsy'ilkM Tons Toroa.- '
. - Los Angela. March 34. With th ad
dition of. Chase and polbly one other
big league player, the Los Angeles, club
' looks strong. Four games have been
played sUh Chicago and. two of .the
were- vlctorl.
Captain DlHon i back on - first and
this. In Itself, seems to hav. gives th
iilayers an air f confidence. Flood will
. play hi usual' good' gatrfo at short and
KxSp FmKlnQ, Turning Cray or
I Fatted, Romtorod by Hmy
aAtnnEALTta
, iMllM br HAHF1N A SXAP to ClMSas Scalp.
. iMtaatiy armta tfasdrng, kill saraa, atop kalr
. fallln. smaob- growtk ef thick, loatro kalr
af lb rlrk ralor sue Ifaoty ot jsatk. ., fee
' Ualrkaltk with Hsrsss (kws. It -
Kaon Yon lookteg Young
i Larra 5X. KMtle. gmtrlst'. Take aotklag
' wltkaut Phil liar gpedalUes Co. slgBatar. .
Coed for tsc. cu
i. sin tkl. take i say f follnwlr drsscleta and
Irt bv. tntlM. Hairkvalik an xaceaka Harnn
ll(ratHl SrP. "tk for SOr.i rraalar rirTc.
ar aat kr I'kilo liar . Newark, 9-
m.-H aa .Ml t kla ui
I'ree mb not !. kr endf wltheot tfcl
eatlr . b4 Mm. fat tlaitaealla. J r.
vrOOBaJW.'
M I L,1U!CMl -Sisii si-
CIVAKVV ft CO
ad Wasalag-toa.
irowru
Jud' Smith, will be at histoid station.
third base.' Jimmy Tomu and Chase
hav been playing abort. ' , , .
' la tha outfield there ar Roaa, Bar-
aerd -and Crevath. Cravath 1 hitting
tha ball better than aver and Barnard
promlaea to b among tha leading at Ink
er of tha league.
It waa thought that tha drafting of
Newton would crlppla tha pitching ataff.
but Morley haa experienced great lu.ch
In picking up two cracking good young
sters. Toren baa pitched II tnntnga uui
far and ia yet to be acored agalnat. Nine
Innlnga were against Chicago. ' Baum
and Halt look good and with Goodwin
and Qray alao, tha ola abduld be well
oared for. . ,, . i i-l,,'; , .1,. ... .
Preueots of Srfkmaa' Ti
Oakland. . March -14. Lohman man
are all In training with the exception of
Husky" King, and ara all.ln mid-aaaou
form. Pet haa had hla lada out at th
Idora Park ground for everar hour
every , afternoon-- ana tne in nv
grown enthusiastic over these workout.
On of. th. latest arrival ia ucx
Franck. veho put In appearance Satur
day evening. ' He ha kept In practice
all -winter and la ready to break Into
th game any day. The team that Pete
ha garnered Hogetber looka unusually
good to. the fan on t lie Oakland aide
of the bay. Jul" Btrelb on first ia
an Idol. Jim Kelly, a new man from
Bl.. Paul, work like a . veteran around
the aecondt atatlon .and -Brlck" Dever
eaus la -if." around the difficult cor
ner.- Short-top la -safe In. rranca
band, la. the outfield Pet - hs Such
diamond heroea aa Van Haltren, Kruger;
Dunleavy'and King. The. receiving and
will be taken car Of by Jimmy Byrne
and Walter, . with a little assistance
from P?te himself. For slab artists
Pete ' has "Ham" . Iberg. "Smiling"
Schmidt. Oscar - Oraham, "Doe" Moskl-
man and Zamlock.- . ; ; ' ,';y
Pet haa not gl vn up all hope or
eelng Buchanan with an Oakland uni
form on thla aeason. . .j - . . -t-
1 offered Ferguson.-the-t. Mary-g
eollesr . Ditcher. -the 'best contract, that
ha yet been proffered him, out i son i
think I will get him. aa h doe not want
to get into the professional game yet.--
said Lohman today. " I am having soma
trouble wlth th.. telegraph company
about King. , i- sent- him, a ticket, and
money., to oome here on, 19 days ago.
and- I gorsTlelegremTHIa evenlni
King aaylng h haa not received i aay
thins. I will get htm, though, II I nave
to sua for him. He la a good plgyer
and I want him. , ,
oaarr of th
r
San Franclaco.. March H. The Seal
are delighted to get bacx to toeir na
tive' rock. They romped over grassy
Recreation park In great spirit yoeter
day.; Park Wilson shouted hla Instruct
tiona and tney .were ODeyea -wiin a vim.
Although -the. fans thought th local
team showed champion form In trounc
ing the Chlcagoans, -Cousin" Parka wui
not permit- a lull or g. breathUklog in
the training. ,j -.-, -
Georg Wheeler works out -in two huge
blouM. He 1 bent on reducing that
1110 Dounda... There 1 no danger of him
becoming fac-felmll ot "Chlmmy der
Whale."
Bpenber ' I remarkably fast in the
right garden' and can peg th rubber
terminal In big league fashion. Thar
I not a nook in- hi territory that hi
nimbi pedal won't bring him to. He'll
do.
Jo- Ctfrbett caught a cold during th
recent atorm in the 'south. It soon de
veloped Into a severe attack of tha grip,
Joe haa ;been out . of. tne gam xor a
week, but -thinks h will be around be
fore the Chicago team leave town..
. "Joe . Nealon I : th most ' accurate
thrower for a., flrat baseman that I hv
aver seen." said gorbett y est era r. -H
cover a bunt, throw to second and
returns to hi bag ia aupcrb style. He
will make a great atlckar too.' When
you- see a raan-. fresh .from ,U bushes
that wilt "not run', away from tha plate,
but '-will coolly ' stand and watch the
ball 'stab or miss th plate, h won't ,b
long learning now to aoos mem.
Th Chicago team ia alao working out
oa th home grounds, it will play the
Seals on Friday. Saturday and . Sunday
afternoons..' . t ; :
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
: GAME FOR TONIGHT
kTh Tlcer of th T. M,' C A. -are
scheduled to meet th Multnomah club'
second team In the final basketball gam
of th season, which will alao decide tne
llahtwelght championship of th elty.
These team hav met twice before, and
each haa a gam to Ita credit, and to-
Preliminary to tho Multnomah-T. M.
r. A. same the, Jewish boy' team and
ik. -v u r A , atnlana' taam will nlav
at baaketball. ?
The lineup xor in main evani wui ,oe
a follow: .- . i v ..
Tleer." Position, r1 'M. A. A. C
if arter.T".V ; .' forward ' . . . . . FTohmait
Moor. . forward . .Frank
Merrltt. .-.J center ..... .o. Kerrigan
Sch warts....... guard Alien
Harrison...,,., guard .....,.-..Gammie
14 Vln gaton . . . aubetltOt . . . i: .
Referee Mr.' Kechter of Salem. , .
BASXXTSAXZi AT SaOAaJs. "
' 'l(SMni Bpertal rtn.. ' ,
Dallas,' Or., March 4.Th Dallas
Athletic, club second team of basket
ball defeated the Independence Athletlo
asaoclatKm's teanj by a core of II to I,
On th Independence gym floor.;v Th
line-up: wa a followa: - -Delias......
.-.'. . Independence.
Williams . ... .mT. . ... ... Pomeroy
Elklns F "";J? yn
A. Morton . .1 . .. V C, HV , . . , Walker
Bt lie . .... ?i , . . i O . ' ' "i!""0"
Q. Morton ' .'O; i ( ' Madlnson
Arm You Slaying Up
' KJghta wia iho&myr
He It seat aittrenlBf kla amle-t) 5
b4 et It. Uoste el bappx bwUmts aally ase
Hariina Goap
la kakr'a aath.- gill llw-' fsVaaltae
BpeeSlly allara Irrllatlfle eC snip aad skis.
lmtacr mtrul alrrp. kevee hmbf s-et and
kreltkr. For raahea. rhaSas, mrmn. arirnla,
ltcklns. 411 akle mrrt, HAHriNA SOAP
la truly vosaerful. Whtt It one for twky It
vlll to tot yan. It's tha most anotblaf aad
satlat'ln ri tallrt. balk aa earwry eaaae.
Ma animal fata. Mdlmt1. AHntl, B.
itarlilag. tUrmklog. Ilrallsg, rragraat.
A Bream af Plae Salsgti I Inn Cake.
Trrlt. Tott'll twranrler. Trc 3. eake;
Bfi. 1 rakr. . H-trlt". R'fast sabatU
tatra. Kaaoap I aaMlraiM like HartHe.
Miianfitar hT PHI1A 11AY PfFXtAt
TIF CO., NEWARK. X. f. Take setalsg
Bar wltkaat tkM elfDSMT , , ,
vrapparj
woosamB,
OIVABXB
CO - P emrth
id WaaalBg-toa.
nnn p
For Every Humor
TromPimplois
to Scrofula "
Cuticura Ointment, and Cutkufi
Pit! sneesl with irresistible OfCC
ta 41 who have goffered lonr end ,
hopeksslT with humors ot tne,
skin,, scalp, and ; blood. r, Everr .
hope, every expectanon twsawj
br them, has been more thanlol-"
flllrd. ' More trreat ewes are oaiiy
made by them than by U othtt
Skin Remedies comNnca, a smfie
set, cortingr but one dollar, being
often sufficient to cure the most
distressing cases of torturing, db
f igurtng humors, eoemaa, rashes,
heningavand hiflammations of the
skin and scalp, with lost of hair,
whtaianelsefailav' -
. aiaiaM well. ftm Urn Ckaav
MAY TRANSFER SERIES
OF GAMES TO PORTLAND
(Joaroal Bpeelal Scrvle.) .' , ..'
Seattle. March 14. Judg McCredl of
Vumnnr. Wash., president - of ' th
Portland baseball club, who was In this
city , yesterday, la anmlou to hav
plenty o baseball In Portland tnis year,
because ha figures that the fair will at
tract big crowds to Portland. A gat
will open from the-fair ground, right
Into to ball parkland if th Portland
team ahould prove a winner, tha Judge
niiM that theT' cannot bav ' too' much
baseball there thla summer, no wsniso
to know yesterday It th Seattle men
would oonent -to havlnv on . rlea
booked for Seattle transferred to Port
land nest fall, but the director would
nter Into no agreement at thla time.
If Seattle I not drawing- .well this fall
and Portland lap th transfer 'may be
made, bud that 1 sll up in th air at
thla tlm.V Th Judge went from ' hare
to Taeoma, and bo will try to have-one
of . th Taooma aerlea transferred to
Portland alao.. Tha schedule gives Ta
ooma mors game at horn than Seattle
and four more than Portland, and If the
attendance .at Taooma. should .fall off
thl fall aa It did last, tha chance ar
that one serle will, bo tranfrred to
Portland. If that town should draw as
I sow - expected. V V : i
CHENEY NORMALS IN
. BASEBALLPRACTICE
(gpsetal Pispatek The Jearaay .
State Normal School. Cheney, wesru,
TTT " v,irrt.aK.r'fWwBT1a "St' ttllw"r" ' ill
OI.IA U . mvm I -
Normal', school ooramnoed .' last . week
with a fair number of candidate oui
trying for positions. Prospects for a
good nine, ar alight at this time. The
cbool la In sore need of a pitcher, or
two aa the nucleus - around which to
build a fat team. There are two or
thn fellows In the school who in time
ought to develop Into good pitcher, but
that doea not help out n situation
this year. ' .However, th 'outioog may
brighten up ahortly and the Normal b
able to put out a baseball team that will
reflect credit on in-tniiiuuon.
Tha last basketball gam of tne sea-
aon waa .Played Between ine nvniui
red between tn Normal
.place, nd. of L-wltoa,
ty and 'resulted In a Tie-
eney, girls, the score be-
rlrl-of thl
Idahol Saturdays
torv for the Cheney.
i it to 17. A match game was also
plsyed between couple -of-Cheney boys'
team which resuuea in sscwrwoi m i.
There was a large crowd In attendance,
and much enthusiasm wa evinced.
COLLEGE FENCERS TO
CONTEST.WITH FOILS
(Joarsal SpeeUl Sawlet.) -'"
New York, March 14. The champlon-
ahln, contests ' of. th InUrcollegls
Konclngt assoclatlnn begin tonight at the
New York Athletlo club, and the crack
fenoera of the United States military and
naval academies and of tho colleges bej
longing to the association are her to
take' part, -'West Point now hold both
th team and inoivmuer cnampronanipa.
but th naval academy haa entered a
strong team, a hav yaia, narvaro.
r team, a navo 1 ais, nirvaro,
ylvanla and other college, and the
Point cadet will hav to do their
. n raialn tha honors
Penne
WPBt
best work In order to retain the honor,
SYOaCAjrs WAsm hut srox.
, IHMrtal Diamtrfe. t Tke leeraaL) '
Hnokane. Wash.. Match 4. Mat
lanlav. manaser'Of th Bpoicane team.
haa received a letter from Billy Hulan,
tKa nia star aecond naaeman .or samm
sutlng that he would like to play her.
Hulen h been at Tonopah, and a
um ha cams out. of th mtnea an
swered letter which Stanley- naa
written him, urging him 1 oom ners,
tnrrnrta arlir b made to get him Into
the Indiana' uniform, tha difficult po(nt
being the matter of salary, we is a
high-priced man and will want a top.
notch plica to play ball. I .
j oo&eaKBjsoxm sias.
4
, 4 Koarsai wsaeiai tmt .. 1
Philadelphia. Pa., March 14. John
Hill, th colored pugUlst, who collapsed
in the rmg while posing before the
Broadway Athletic" club, last .evening,
rttrd .early this morning. A weak heart
Is Mid to hav been the cause. No
arrest hav tt been nwda - . .
b
s- fy
.If
TYPIGA1L
COLLEGE CLOTHES
i," . Osryooni. menV Clothes bearing" this laoel ire k' new sort ef'jm
faahlon-8ulta mad for chapa who demand clothing, cut afUr dltlno-.
tlv model "not lik 'father's." A very ' complete line, .Ingl. and doub-.
breasted, prload at ; .
$li.50 to
' Ait.u llaaa aa- ia
ALL ST ARS CO DOWN Tr
v BEFORE GAHBRINUS
Leaders In Contest Capture Two
' Out of Three From Their . . ..
Rfval Club,
In th leagu . match on tho Portland
bowling alloys last evening tha.. dem
blinu team' took th: first aaa lasx
gam, th Alt-Stars getting .th sec-
ond. 'CapUln Ball" of. tha Gambrlnus
tma hA tne W,B avmn'ML Wlth-
nt th. ail-surs was a, close second
I wUh J00. Wlthers had the highest sin
gle game, making 14 in ma secona.
Testerday waa ladies', day, and quit
a numoor OE ins lauiva -
i. a,wi mhtm' tnemseivea nvwuu.
Mrs. Mott won .tha prlie for' highest
"VT. auras' of last 'eyenlnf a match
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Oambrlnui
Kneyeo . ... ,
...,.180
iat .iot 1T6
14 1SS 17
Keating . i.....
Hoff ma n ......
K. doaaet
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.18.
,145
if 17 170 1-S
14"15 1511-1
Ball .
141 114 Z02
Tolals . ...:. MO . 7a
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AU-Stars-i aHIUU-
(I) . -Ar.
1S4-tM
I Withers.
:::..i54 n
it m s-t
1SS 170 1-1
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Boulanger ....'. j"
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U5IPJRE. DAVIS LEAVES
TOMORROW EVENING
. ;. .
Letter From President Bert Has
tens the' . Departure t of " the
- League's New Official. -
J. Ira Davis, tho newly appointed urn-
piro In th Paclflo Coast league, re
ceived a letter from President Bert thl
morning requesting him to be la San
Francisco on Monday. This - necessi
tated a slight alteration In Davis" plana,
in. so far aa it will require his leaving
tomorrow night lnstesd of Sunday gr
enlng.-- . :. . --ri'..---;r--- --
Tho league' chief xcutlv. atatd
that ho desired to have a "heart-to-
heart", talk with his "autocrat of the
dtamond"gnd expects to hold a confer'
enca with them on Monday. Thla la a
necessary procedure; for tho chief and
hla ilssksnaiita aiaat lisis aa
standing relative to their policy for th
coming season.
Th position of trmplr In a baseball
league 1 a thankless job from th pub
lic' point of view, xor no matter bow
hard h work or how conscientious the
official may be. ha abeolutely cannot
nleaso every one. and tn fact h la
mighty lucky official who, after the
homo team la dereatea. can coast 01 one
ont of ten. of the spectator who doea
not look upon- him a a poreb-cllmber
or a defaulting bank president.
Indeed, th only way an umpire can
anaoeed la by strict enforcement of the
playing rale, and In th performance of
thia duty ho must receive tha full sup-
nnrt of tha Jeasue's chief executive.
-Hardly on man in to. has tha slight
est conception of tha full text of base
ball claying rules, and for that matter
a maiorltv of th ball player them
elves .sr not up' In book lor of the
national tUM.
. in thia resnect. "Slats" or, more prop
orly, I. Ira Davis, la an exception to th
anr.l run of ball playara. for n po
esses . a thorough knowledge ot the
rules of tha game and with one year's
experience under Lucas as an umpire,
ho also know how to nforc them. Of
the three men appointed ' by Prealdent
Ttert. .Davis .anoears to . oe.. m . uhi
tiValv umnire Of th DUncn, lor nia
work In th few game In this city last
fall clearly demonstrated hla ability In
thla line, and tha fana of thla city are
hoping that presiaent Jrt wm bu
thla man to Portland for the opening se
riflsi lirk t- .
In th letter to Davl from Prealdent
n-rt. . tha latter state- that h "may
aend Davl to Vom Angele for th open
Ing game.-and th umplr Is In a Jub
lant mood, for tat baa ben hi ambl
im. mtmr since a certain scribe, who
sherlshlng a irouch of ver tw year
C..in.. took th liberty of asalllng
Davl' ability aa an timplr without.ever
I-. tiim handle an Indicator.
Dsvl I on hi mettl and Intend, to
Ua his own woro. io snow m
..-11 uii-ahar. that he la not an
authority of tha magnitude h Imagine
h5,? ?JS. amharka for California
niaht ha will hav a host of
..n.ia in thl city who are confident
that he will prove himself th beat urn
V" 7JL It 1 Davla' Inten
a hia lavsl best as an official,
for It may mesn th gratification of hla
lZ k... .nat dav handl an indi
cator In th major league. . , ...
' 'v'snraTBO nr rwm uaS. V.
jJrarsal pc!al Bervlp I "
Richmond. Vat, March 14 Ben Munro
ntiMi to hold tho lead In the at
Amm kixvMa rare now being 'held here,
-rh. miai distance covered up to last
night
112 mUca, I laps.
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Starti
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the well-known " Victor " : Baseballs;
Masks, Gloyes, etc., with all Boys' Kilee
Pants Siiits; and will sustain our repu
tation for selling the best-Boys' Cloth
ing in the city forthe least;money. v-
Scores of new designs in Busters; Nor
folk and double-breasted models
PRICED
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WELTERWEIGHTS TO
BATTLE FOR TITLE
oe WaJcott Meets Blink Mc
Closkey Tonight for the f ;
Worid'e Championship. 1
' (Jaafsal Spatial Serrtoe.) "'' I
Portsmouth. N. a, March 14. To
night's battle at th Rockingham Ath-
latlo club of thla city between Joe WaJ
cott and "Blink" MoCloaksy Is praetlcar-
ly for th welterweight champlonahlp or
tha world, a title that WaJcott still hold
In spit of all (claimants. Walcott, owing
to an injury to hla right hand In a shoot
ing accident, has been out or in game
for soma month, but his phyaleians say
that hla hand la now as strong aa over.
and In other respects th "Black Iemon
l aa itmnv as aTlf.
It will bo tho moat Important battle la
Mcdoskey'a career: for. although he haa
iiianioal nf, tha good maa af hi sight
In tba east, he baa yet 10 isce a rerni
rhamnlon. Hi haa been flghUng la good
form of late, and Is confident of his abll-
ttv - to make V good a no wing tonignt
aawinst tha redoubtabla Waloott. Many
fiaht-followera from out or town ar ar.
riving to see th battle, whlcli promises
to bo a whirlwind from start to nnisn,
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.." ', TkS' ZrMkSS.
Hnsband 80 you have Joined a wo
man's political organisation. What part
ara you going to tak In ItT -
Wife I m going to run too macnina.
A GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE
Akoat "sttoo Pnrlflars" aad -Toaloa."
Vun sm nt hinnd. evarv bone, nerve
and tissue In the body can be renewed In
but one way; and that is, from whole
anma food nronarlr dlsested. There is
no nthur aiv and tho Idea that a modi
cine In Itself can purify the blood or
aupply new tissues ana strong dit
riaicuious ssa on m par wm,
mi Ikat rivananala Or Indigestion I I
germ disease, or that other fallacy, that
a weak stomach which refuses to digest
food can be made to do ao by Irritating
and Inflaming th bowel by pill and
cat names. .A
Btuart a uyspepsia noww ?Hr"
gestlon, aour stomach, gas and pioatini
ttmw nuii ha,.. 11 aa they furnisn tn
i...i.a nrininiaa which weak stom
acha lack, and, -unless the deficiency of
pepsin . and - diastase - is luppimu,
I. .tlannt tn fiur StalMCh trOll
ki k. .k. - nt "tonics" "Dilla" and
cathartlca. wnicn m iiiu-"j
.Mi
a ana .nin, tf msat. aia, ind aim
foods, and experlmenta have shOwn that
they will do this In a glass bottl st
proper temperature, but or cours are
murn mors tnwim l"- -v"."-"- ,
There ta probably no remedy so uni
versally uaed aa Stuart s Taoieta, oe
cauae It Is not only tho olck and ailing,
but well people, who use them at every
meal to insure perisct uis-""
.1 It.llA. .t AIW1
" PeoVio who enjoy fair health . take
Stuart's Tableta aa regularly as they
take thetr meala. becaua. they want to
bun wail, nrevenuon is pt"
cure, and Stuart a Dyspepsia Tableta
kjlik. .1... indlnstion and th
ramo'va it where It exlsla. The regular
use of one or two of them after mean
nt a mini thalr merit and em.
clency better ,han eny other argument.,
PcrshnUorvQEcc:r.:3
aawTOSZS KAVgOOD Haa atwrad tauaaaaal
at raasa el Karraea IM,IUts.vlseainla aa Atra.
ska. Thar flw'iwr briln. atraactaaa Ika
ctrratatloa, waka lfwl Pfrfrt aad Iwpart
.aaaatte visor ta tk wkala balag. All oralm
xf laasas ataoe -iatlr. gl.OO
1 n a t.M uiniiiil la rarr m -W
as no. Mailed an lad. Bonli frt.d
Pmtan Sd. ta . IMI ArHi at.. Phltadalrijila.
Pa. ai le Partlaad saly hf rraak Haa,
rertlaad UoUl riraiacjr.
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to
Ton are on the -wronr track that IS,
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. Proprietor sf tho . " ,
City Brewery
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. Brawery la the Mortawos. . -
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