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THE WASHINGTON TIMES THURSDAY MAT 5 1910 12 T t- r g p Ml OF TALENT MARATHON Event Promises- to Set High Standard forthe Section MAR THONERS ENTERED Name Stecker Fairbanks Sbarr Christ Mahoney Dnrrclen- Ivcaae ClH- BY3IOA CA YMCA YMCA r4 S BL Y 31 CA Memorial A C Memorial A C atcraerial A C- it Memorial A O Kanosfcs- Cordovn Tbemsim- Johnnon BleeralHKdalc A C Road A C D CX G D C G 4 D CXG- TJC AG Holland y tteevc Keller Xalra Sleerc- Iellecfc Groom Elder Ireland RIccl- i Gallagher Gill aieere- AVeblfartk Clements Everett llebert Ban ness II Pawn A C Pnrra A C Fats AC Read A C Read A C Wash Clab Wash JavcrUc Club Klrst PrewBSterlaa First Presbyterian C VG A A Technical nigh Gladstaae AC GladHteHf A C- GladwteacA C Vanttached unattached Unattached Unattached unattached Wallace A C ORtxider A C Heary SBlpaln atone Fred A Korsre John J CallRB Michael W lla Robert Ildtraw Cbs Scl irerfaer Gee E VVetrseH J IT XVaiflOB Harvey Sntall M J Dakefaart- Jeh X Kelley J f R Smltb jr IxtaLn C ScBHlte- V X Rher John C Smith Os car P Keller Arthur RB nelI F R 1ati ea Jon A Gclpe D K Yeaajjcr JP Meyers II K Hates IB I Vm Ilmpert sea John cLaariae Ralph St Martin J Bernard IfSha Charles Xaele I Pawl J Trl ltc- Allnf the Fifth Regiment Athletic Ralph V J 3t rasleT C BSmUIi Immler J Jacobs FreaJHayTvara I All of 3It St Joseph College Arthur S Dan K Geed can I rich F Herbert Prem II Badcaheep Jr Henry All et Baltimore Law Scheel del A Scalce iPredk Joseph Bier j Harry J Breck Vm I man All of Pattcrxen CressCeeBtry Club R K Carsea GIoyd Brelchaer J S Croa i All of Baltimore Olympic Clas- Caarlcjt J Bisea J M Adams fcardt I Of the Shawnee Athletic Club A E Smfla jr i Joseph N Solaa Of the Lafayette TB elraen Frank j John Cermnk Victor Of the Sake Jcdaeta Blesk Frank Dahm 1 R A Tingling H I ReiBlxch Victor Kaha Wilson It Heuer J Julian Deraaie Philip JWallace Lee J Salllvaa F Clifton Ylag VV P KleBe line I K EIHeett IN Bill trimes New wASHI GTON Yadelerit Y M Iiuddresoa r Y U Co Magradcr Y M CA B Y ICA UaadieJIC Xemorlal C Curley > Balacs H S S- ea UBla Itesaxr U S v s JUltle1n2nd lae UDattatkell C array n osoa BALTIMORE I T XeatCr leeward tile H5Ceatry Club Frank Lewis Vet P exit Ber I ell A S t L White a SrboaehL Z Kegs iron e ravlu Venpcr A 1 DI Uaaltaehed Oringi C Brew Ail of Aaaeelatien Berndt 1 R Harmon All Unattached Guy S Pepper Balto Cel Daniel Andrews P A I- Sis Lereaeo ItnliaHVraer Club AVH Armour Patterson MK B Morris G IattrrxoH X KB Te uA Stock t C P A I- CT n B VeokcBfa aelHori Club Frank RynlcTrtcar Polish Turner T S Graf teaLaHHch Athletic Club John 3fu Tccatn Balto City College James ITepkl Bait In J V M C A treble K C C Club OHIe O AVhile IeCnllh th Club G J France Md Athletic Carl SteinlmecBYfHiBf Mean L G- One hundred and thirty entries athletic stars single event in the history of amateur sports south of the aiaeon and I txea Une sled their entry blanks for the Marathon run from the Laurel Hotel to the Baltimore News office Saturday afternoon Midnight last night marked the clue nsr hour for entries and when the Joint committee pared notes C is morntn the expecta- tions of even the most enthusiastic fol- lowers of the event had been surpassed While the majority of entries come from Baltimore Washington has sprung a Distinct surprise by sot only the pma- 1ity but quality as wen of the en- t went etcher city Tins ever known This evening the medical examinations for Washington athletes wfil be held at the Y M C A These official tests for the Baltimore then were finished to that yesterday but it was deemed sible moment the Washington exanuna- BTS All SILK Half Hose w Tan Navy and Black Sol tlerzog The Clothes Shop 807 Penna Ave N W Highjfrade Clothing and Furnishings FKEEIDIiANDjSRS One Day SpecialA- ny Mens 8 FANCY SUMMER SUIT ta the house including out FAMOUS AMERICAN BLUE SERGES Fit guaranteed Your choice till closing time today Friedlander Bros 9th and E Sts Ned Tory rthw Pely Prtee Sparta Club The galaxy of has ever any News In oC the tranta who will KG to mark te the in abut appears to be A A u itS able to until the laitefi poa 0 Per C Pair I J I 1250 t t Miller St Edward Call Central greatest that entered save charge race om the up- hold capital the ad- v 9 1 > ¬ ¬ > = ON 3500MILE I ENDURANCE RUN I FRAWKLIK TREK TOURING CAR J My Story of My Life Mnrfskt MNL by X w pMo Syndicate Copyright ta Great Britain All Right Ke r 9 l cc McClure Canada and CHAPTER XLIII Continued- I See Life Among the Savages f tt y HIS god way he said short and thin but he put last one hed be more comfortable off to side be said lee that fellow GIla he no like day he kill you X sleep up your head I had noticed that Gus kent up surly streak ever since I him over the head with the our but I never took him seriously The Indian through some natural instinct knew what was going on in the Swedes mind better than I did Gus watched us all the time and he seemed to resent the way Frank kept close to me He grew ug- lier and uglier One night the situation came to a climax and for a while it looked as if tbered be some killing It was during the most terrible elec- tric storm ever saw Jo man who like at its worst As soon as it grew threatening we anchored the dynamite we were carry- ing on a stoat out in the middle of the river Then we brought the boat sphere and covered it with a tarpautta All day the heat of the sun had been ferocious theres no other word for it Now It turned bitterly cold We were in the lightest possible clothes on account of the heat not wearing even our ordinary underclothing We buttt a big Are lid then the storm broke In an my life rye never seen such a terrible sight It was indescribably aw- fuL ta the afternoon and lasted until 4 oclock the next morning The light- ning was so constant that it was as light as day It was eta all around us and every time It struck the roar of it was and the ground shook as if ta an earthquake Nest morning we saw where It had torn na holM in the earth A Fierce Storm Jos the storm continued the cold se- ed to grow Some of the boys got out their whisky and began drinking It on I dIdnt touch the reaction after drinking whisky only Rakes you Colder bad all taken off our revolvers lor fear of the lightning because I was afraid thereM be trouble when the whisky to work After that I warm by chopping wood The rest got the chapparel I cant say that I was y I kept OR c- At day wiseu I that I 1 hIt beeR shut country CII nay ides what la The storm bepa about 4 odock e the sly to keep warm a drop because I know that In the e We aid I SOt thorn and bid them in the boat near the flee and kept sn Idea that tile tire would the li aDd every tIMe the came I could see them huddled up lu aekhng bin now me aaggeted one there a hasnt through have a thunderstorm get tact ilashea > ¬ ¬ < tons in order that the men might be boot P wKe condition when they The will be conducted- by the corps of the Y M C A and the decision of these men will be final ta all matters concerning the condKnon of each in No athlete who submitted to these examinations will ht at 8 oclock so there will sent to the Baltimore managers Every Uon card to the assoctaOon this e n In order that tt may be Prof C E Beckett chairman of each athlete be reg- istered and hold a card William Foley coach of the George town and the Central High track teams this morning he sounded his first warning to the by declaring tardinets in at the should be at Laurel not niter the street trout the flash line morning of the race and after breakfast to Laurel for confer- ence with the men before Ute race SCHLAFLY A HERO NEW YORK 5 home run drive In the seventh inning against Buffalo clinched tb victory for Mci Ginnitys Indians yeiterday- WkyWeSteHld Make YirSMHKer Suit To say a Nutshell were the finest Suits for Men it is possible to turn out and our as our tailoring See our suits to order at i HAAS CO TAILORS 1211 Pa THE FAMOUS HOOMAKER- I TENNESSEE RYE Tea Years OW 5L25 Order by The Shoemaker Co MB X W Phone lam A EiL in the face the mediCal of hu- D be slowed to start s It Jmperat1ve all be at the turn be no hitch and the complete ut may- be without dely entrant must his regidra lug seen committee of the AA U file r8Ce wilt be run UIIdeI tile DC then or the union and one of the quail tkttoaa Is that Fetey SMUMi been seleded as clerk the course and tbatuuder no will tolerate report starting hour The race to at oclock so the athletes than 131 a then can dress at the Laurel Hotel JTD their can be rushed to they will be sett to the Turtd8b baths directly where wilt dread The officials Wt meet at Ute rMS Club at iJt on the SO Bai Jmore Sc ItIn low prices are M re 18 Ave N I hone Est 23l ESt 0 doCtods examiners dividnat t la gym n p Pt 1 6 the WaraIa ban of coediton i scheduled begin 11 and clothe they semen the men W inn s W sned I > ¬ ¬ > > + afraid I knew that if I was doe to struck there was no us chapparel brush I dedded way that Id rather be hit than have flash hit seat me be wise that would only paralyse me am leave me dying on the desert like a atrkken dog rd never bad a before ta my life but now my betd was sptHttag from the electricity te tfco r after awhile he laid flat down on Isis stomach in the mud Jeem be said me never see like this before I toll him to get elf seared Me not afraid e dtente head hurt v soon he added platathrely Ma want I thought that any maw game enough to stall for whisky with anythmjf like this thunderstorm tw on deserved iC I tired out a whose tin cup full said gave to him About 1 ta the morning It was still cold he came to me and liked for another cup Just then Gus came up full and growled at me not to Indian any more whiskey grunted Frank no idve that Gus any more whisky Look him eyes Him drunk Gus eyes were bleared and sodden Frank laughed and pointed at him and fcMded the Swede ta a way that made him wild Gimme a gun Gus yelled Tm He- ing to kill that Indian I sew bins start for the boat and called to him to stop nut the Indian AM right Jeem Yew let set gun I fight him Aa Exciting Uomeat Just then an appalling link of light- ning came aid ta the glare I saw Frank standing with a long knife In his hand waiting for Gus to come back with the gun I cant imagine where h carried that sucker He must have had It poked down the v of his pants for other Indians Frank wore overalls It was lucky for Gus that I bad hid- den the guns welL He couldnt find them and didnt come hack to fight the Indian without a weeps K be found a revolver I thered have been at least one kUTrng ta camp that sight He might have shot the chief and ta case wed have had a hard time getting out of th country Or Frank have the two I think Id favir the Indians chances VHe knew how to use a knife and ta expert harems a knife Is the deadliest weapon In the world There were no more open outbreaks between Gus and the Indian but I knew from the way Frank used to took at htm that they hadnt come to the end oT their chapter Title of next chapters and I Get Some Great Hunting under Prank stayed at Ute with bat It eo tip and Jet hIM be be Pre 1 it flub You only maid in a kind W a Sneer voice Ckl FrRa ducking al the lire me sail o dock rive g gs eaa the t ally bill- ed < ¬ ¬ stirred this morning by meat of the mishap to Joseph H Hta wood of the Business baseball team who suffered a fracture of the right arm day afternon Hinwood is a substitute catcher Business tear and ta a friendly the team he attempted to throw to second base and snapped his arm three inches below the shoulder The was so intense that he was immediately hurried to a hospital where the fractured oDe was and it was said this morning that the circumstances The injury to te looked by his schoolmates as particularly pa thetic Last fall in a scrim- mage Hhtwood fel and broke the fm He had httrdly recovered fj this accident when he had to take up duties of captain of the Business mili tary company which to now looked upon by many as the strongest contend- ers in tbe annual drill It is expected that Captain Hinwood will be able to direct ihe maneuvers of Ids company although he wilt carry his arm in a sling the second severe injury sus- tained by a Washington high school player within the last few months Ed Faces of Central who played foot- ball last fall tell heavily ID pre t bag with the traek team and a sustained- a mpound fracture of the knee H is still in the hospital a victim of Hat is generally looked upon as the cleanest of all ahletic- sEB SUITS 1650 The best suit value in the city AH new styles for men and young men EiSEMAN BROS 7th and E Sts Striking values in STRAW HATST- he Best 100 TO 500 Panama Special OVV KEENAN BROS ZAJTTEKS ASH UK li liiKS- r ewe Store 611 7thst Opposite IT S Patent HINWOODS INJURY ARO SES SCHOOLS TiM live whools or thls cItY were on- t game with be is doing as well as oold under upon same unt- o This II I Kinds I rl W ca- st fle n set be his r Hat ¬ ¬ ± Standing and Possibilities AMERICAN LEAGUE Yeatezdavs Results 4 Tashuagtoa 2 i Chicago t- Ctevetead S St rout S- M hudngs oarknew- Jeston at esM- Tadays St LeuJsat Cleveland New York at tea Sta n f the Clubs Club W la Punt Tides Today Detrak M New York T Cleveland S Boston 7 S Chicago S 7 Washington C U t J NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterdays Results Plttstmrg S Chicago 3 PhfladeipiiiaSosiawi eoM Cincinnati 1 St Louis 12 Te ays Games Dustsn at Brooklyn Pnifsiduljfala at Yak New York Phfiaddphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn JOHNSON RISING- IN THE BETTING SAN FRANCISCO May fc Tbe pr s nce h San Francisco of lack Johnson as changed local betting on the fight between the present heavyweight chain and Jeffries Jeffries now is quoted I to 7 favorite instead of l to at which price the Californian opened Oorbett announoes that money was placed at to C but It has been covered and Jeffries be Is handling now was received instructions to 10 to 7 The Indications are by the time the negro opened his training work the price to evens So far the betting- on Parts mutuEls ha sheen desultory ra V CONCORD EVANSTON wua jLT ciUti wins Buuooliola THE NEW COLLARSF- OR SUMMER High enough for enough for comfort and plenty of room for the tie to slide inJ- Sc each Sc- Oaett A Co ArrOw Ca2S- cSampe Trouser Salcj Mens 4 and 5 Trousers 229 i M DAVID r Money Back on Demand j New York Detrains Pta at at Detroit win Lese 4 i I All fhlJ 67 5A C I a New 2 okJya L St Lack New of tile Clubs Lest t I B M I M S ill i i t17 n i 1t D t plus to Tom money with has will recede I ARROW lookslow Peabody j t 1 I if 709 7th St NW 1- f of t ida Games Wamdllmton PhUadeiphn- c go PhU Ida 7 iR7 et q6 Sit Sfs A16 fe ir 511 476 4Q I iM m- St e ZotSt Clndnatl at Standing tOsb Won Pet Pittwurs 751 4 4 T fR 6 70- Boetoa 4 7118 consider- able 11 says for t t t ± + + ± YOUR SPRING SUIT Should be tailored to stand up and give you full service Select from the hun- dreds of new fabrics In our stock 15 18 20 Write for Style Book and Samples NEWCORN a GREEN 1002 F Sfc S TT Merchant Tailors Open Saturday SvenlnffS- You Can Get It At Andrews j SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Marcus Ward Pongee Bond la S The R P ANDREWS PAPER I Largest Paper Hfl Sa rf New York t 6252729 Louisiana N W I 1 I t ell i ONLY I nu and Gray a 1- 1i Eavelopes to 2 pkgs tor SSe I CO- o s 0 Ave e 4 White 40c hatch Sr G nlr4t- faoo e- f ¬ + ° IN ENDURANCE RUN WeilKnown Auto Leaves Washington With Pitts burg As Objective By HARRY WARD The Franklin Trek car which is masking an extensive automobile trip about the country left Washington at 5 oclock this morning with PHtsburg With C S Curtis at the wheel and as- jf the sales department of the H IL Franklin Companr J N Ateever of the adverttatns department and several members of the Franklin organisaUon the car arrived tit Washington after a hard run down trout New York The party left New York at oclock yes- terday uatming and after a stop of an hour duration at Philadel- phia sad one of threequarters of an hew at Baltimore arrived In Washing- ton shortly after oclock last night The automobile editor of The Times ac WashiLgton and will make the trip to PfttSbUT The Franklin Trek ear which to a tfboreepower six cylinder touring car lift Syracuse Monday morning on a trip of about 2 M mires through eleven States and more than fifty cities The St Louis CIne tandv and Buffalo Tbe engine of the car will be kept running throughout the time the car is away from the factory while it is Ia the garage at the night stops No extra tires are carried strate the fact that the Franklin car the danger of tire trouble From the time the machine left the factory at Syracuse until Washington was reached the mileage regis- tered by the speedometer was l S- miles So far there have m trou- bles of any kind and the engine of tbe car to running as mootbl as t left tile factory Toe run xrom to Boston a distance of mflea was acocmpltoJwd ha one day and marks the first time that an automobile has been able to cover this route in one Bad roads have encountered but the Cams who has earned the sobriquet of Cleats Score Carrie through his dean scores in endurance con- tests about the country to undaunted bad roads He Is the hero of a re cordbreaking transcontinental trip lane only a handful of motor enthusiasts to Joseph M Stoddard of tIM Cook Stoddard Company agents here for Mrs Tie tour Is attracting much att- ention in motoring circles sad the madcovered car Is always a pet CATHOLICS TO PLAY EASTERN COLLEGE on lookland Campus Afternoon to Decide FRANKLIN TREK CAR i oIajecthle point or the run tag puHBgen L Eo Hvtrada making > Oompa ed Ute putty 011 the trip out of t Include Boston New York PttUburL the object or the trip to demOa tour the roads of America without Y hen 355 New York to Saint Fran that much renown for the Franklin ear to the early start e was the tourists tIatII k the Franklin was Oft hand to w1IIh the tsarists god luck on the run to Pttt to draw crowds Its maullllltatjo- stOlll In the various towu and cities en route To- morrow as the data carry stops aahtngtoa being qua Syra- cuse frequently ver num- erous iron give a send during Gale ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Sopremacy Between RiYals the Catholic Catty w meet OK University Field tomorrow aftomeen at 4 oclock Tilts game gives every tndt- eatkm of being for blood as both teams are at present going at tip top dip Eastern College to tile only team that has ever administered the DOt of defeat to the lads from Brookland and are coming w from the green fields of Vlr Xtata with the avowed Intention of home the bacon Green the main stay in the box for C IT will be on the mound with as his opponent A large crowd Is expected to be on hand as this is the only of baseball In city tomorrow In college ranks For the or playing a Ce1IeJe and the of the piwpose od tie- Suneterti muck rise tak- ing ¬ OBERLIN EXPERIENCES GENUINE TOUGH LUCK Allows Only Three Passes and All Become Runs ash ington Scores Twice By Manful Swatting When Quinn Bv THOMAS S RICE c WeakensChase J iii I sRunnin Fs afftgfc ft there te- w oftTacr sway ta which to express an of that game toa teat Here title mfer turtle Overtta person game oo- eeives setter yet be loses it fe an unkind blow of fate that deprives Washington eC tit pleasure of winning when Us pitchers but there OB the hoodoo Oberttn allowed ate hits same as Quinn Ofaerlin save three bases id- balls and Quinn four Washington made one error which was rather excusable and New York made four nearly all foolish All of Oberttas bases oa balls Pew late runs and Mitens ntaHaad tIng of Cbaae8 single that sent Hemp mil home from second In the first inning he scored oa Crees infield out and La scratchy hit to Oberlto Hemp fill by the Way had started his travels a pass Thus two TUBS for New York right off the bat with Oebrita not vastly to blame because he gave a on balls to the first man up ll w often does make errors Vry seldom bat Oberlin was tog wen It was fated that he should turn loose a ratoette Another of started Wetter on journey third liming a saciince by lime out Convoy completing the Jaunt for aim Its like telling nightmare but in the eighth Inning New York got another base on halls and make another ran TIM redolent of the paae was Chase who stole second and went from sec- ond to the plate on Crees infield dose via Schaefer to Crooks That wild dash for two hap on usual oat was the out was the result of the lilt and run going slightly awry but we are here to remark hat Chase deserves a world of credit on the race of the re- turns for his running He stole second and got from there to the plate en an death Think of that aod weep How did Washington get any runs In the same old way by manfully dent the MIl when the opposing pKcher weakened for moment runs in the sixth inning resulted from hits by Coaroy Gender and Crooks and the enterprise was a wild pitch by Quinn that advanced two men but probably did not affect tile final re butt Think for a little moment that in the other eight innhms Washington got four men to fret on pares four OB erors and three others on hits yet none of them the plate while that peer Obertta party gave three bases on baits and New Tork with a total of as many hits as Washington batted them around assisted by Chases legs Its tough and the man who could explain these vagaries of the great national game would have a mind so big he would have to wear two bats to cover his head r W Sa New to goes to work and pkdtes enact par with that or QuI re support than QuIRK have a good day is no known way of putting Ute klboeit gave Chase an extra from wJieJ1 porte on base those bases balls ids fa the by Cree and by Laporte only aid tbey received In this laadahie a e piece crooned o Yolk yeseday by 4 a an and to base Mil- an sae ea stash tbrrwa a be- cause a a ¬ ¬ + + + + + and laid down a sacrifice hit giving a betting average for the day 56 to stogie more than once When New Yarn beat Washing two dean htts to right Reid second sot a man over tbe one Yesterday be a for landtag- Vusteees Poach had Lelhreit had an off safety and adding to faaateg twice He hs timely tapping so far i a week without injurfcto with the public 3tm and accepted them a wfi5 N a ten nr New York and feU down Bightee second sack plays in e usual In addition to th done by Laporte at three outs four assist short and Austin had til assists and two errors are aura Wash- ington was keeping the ball on the ground and slapping it Stace at that as the four errors show Met it New York outfielder made an Oft The men who worked ntea for were SSwefer McBride and Street On the other hand aiiti i were at about the tile New York infield occupied In knocking e the Wasfctnato record third was xvmarkably having bUt one chance and Conroy two which did h bungle rearing and tearing aorta York meld Tom Crooks r- outs at flat base for against tea for Chase make an arabest the straight and narrow Here Is the figured imUntrijirni nf a hard tale Si WASHINGTON AB R Milan cf S Schaefer 2b 4 Lettvelt If S Conroy 3b 4 1 Gessier rf 2 1 Ih 4 ss 2 Street e S- Oberite 9 4 Totals NEW YORK AB If PO A B- Bemphm et 1 Wolter rf X Chase Ib S Cree If 4 Laporte 2o 4 se Austin Sb 3 Sweeney c 2 QuInn p 2 Totals 4 3 fvasfiingtoa a se2 a a- New Tork 3 lt t l x 4 Left on baccc Washington Jfc Mew York 4 Bases on errors Wsiililsjglun 4 Bases oa haUsOff Oberita 3 off Quinn 4 Struck Oberite 2 by Quinn 2 Twobase hit Quina Sacri- fice chase Stolen oases Chase Laporte Double plays Schaefer to to Laporte to Chase Wild Oberltn 1 Quinn X Um- pires Messrs Dtoeen and CoaaoBy Time of hour and X saiaatea WASHINGTON CLUB HOLDS AN OUTING- The Greater Washington Club bold an outing at Loffiers on Georgia avenue this afternoon from 2 to 7 An attractive program of entertain ment has been and refresh- ments will be served during the after the pass XJJaR two bIttt the here Oft Z I to 1 Quinn u a with two out and d OberllR Dine 1 hk owk had eight to outs three w Brld L jjm I of the New Y bale ell J Ilk E 1 t 0 0 t 1 Crooks 3- heBrlck ej 1 1 J S M 1 1 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length of time should driver the goods with tie stick although be never was a sensational hitter Gessler was OE ceck again with the signs of returiiug batting eye He made a single In the sixth Inning while at drat for Uaglaub WId good as a of parts and substance who will some day be a valuable major leaguer Qm a playing and judges oaaUer 4 + A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE L Not only is Mothers Friend a safe and simple remedy but the comfort and healthful condition its use prodnces makes of inestimable value to every expectant mother Mothers Friend rolieves the pain and discomfort caused by the strain on the different ligaments overcomes nausea by cocnteracUoa prevents and numbness of limbs soothes the inflammation of the breast and in every way aids in preserving the health and comfort of prospective mothers Mothers Friend is a liniment for external which by labri- oating and expanding the different muscles and membranes the system for babys coming Without danger o tic mother Movers 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One hundred and thirty entriesathletic stars
single eventin the history of amateur sports southof the aiaeon and I txea Une sledtheir entry blanks for theMarathon run from the Laurel Hotelto the Baltimore News office Saturdayafternoon
Midnight last night marked the cluensr hour for entries and when the Joint
committeepared notes C is morntn the expecta-tions of even the most enthusiastic fol-
lowers of the event had been surpassedWhile the majority of entries come fromBaltimore Washington has sprung aDistinct surprise by sot only the pma-1ity but quality as wen of the en-
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This evening the medical examinationsfor Washington athletes wfil be held atthe Y M C A These official tests forthe Baltimore then were finished to that
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I See Life Among the Savages
f tt y HIS god way he said short
and thin but he putlast one
hed be more comfortable off toside be saidlee that fellow GIla he no like
day he kill you X sleepup your headI had noticed that Gus kent upsurly streak ever since I him overthe head with the our but I never tookhim seriously The Indian throughsome natural instinct knew what wasgoing on in the Swedes mind betterthan I did Gus watched us all thetime and he seemed to resent the wayFrank kept close to me He grew ug-lier and uglier
One night the situation came to aclimax and for a while it looked as iftbered be some killing
It was during the most terrible elec-tric storm ever saw Jo man who
like at its worstAs soon as it grew threatening we
anchored the dynamite we were carry-ing on a stoat out in the middle of theriver Then we brought the boat sphereand covered it with a tarpautta All daythe heat of the sun had been ferocioustheres no other word for it Now Itturned bitterly cold We were in thelightest possible clothes on account ofthe heat not wearing even our ordinaryunderclothing We buttt a big Are lidthen the storm broke
In an my life rye never seen such aterrible sight It was indescribably aw-fuLta the afternoon and lasted until 4oclock the next morning The light-ning was so constant that it was aslight as day It was eta all aroundus and every time It struck the roarof it was and the groundshook as if ta an earthquake Nestmorning we saw where It had torn na
holM in the earthA Fierce Storm
Jos the storm continued the cold se-
ed to grow Some of the boys got outtheir whisky and began drinking It on
I dIdnt touch
the reaction after drinking whisky onlyRakes you Colder bad all taken offour revolvers lor fear of the lightning
because I was afraid thereM be troublewhen the whisky to work Afterthat Iwarm by chopping wood The rest got
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The will be conducted-by the corps ofthe Y M C A and the decision ofthese men will be final ta all mattersconcerning the condKnon of each in
No athlete whosubmitted to these examinations will
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EveryUon card to the assoctaOon this e n
In order that tt may beProf C E Beckett chairman of
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William Foley coach of the Georgetown and the Central High track teams
this morning he sounded his firstwarning to the by declaring
tardinets in at the
should be at Laurel not niter
the street trout the flash line
morning of the race and after breakfastto Laurel for confer-
ence with the men beforeUte race
SCHLAFLY A HERONEW YORK 5 home
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rd never bad a before tamy life but now my betd was sptHttagfrom the electricity te tfco rafter awhile he laid flat down on Isisstomach in the mud
Jeem be said me never seelike this before
I toll him to getelf seared
Me not afraid e dtente head hurtv soon he added platathrely Ma
wantI thought that any maw game enough
to stall for whisky with anythmjf likethis thunderstorm tw on deserved iCI tired out a whose tin cup full saidgave to him
About 1 ta the morning Itwas still cold he came to me and likedfor another cup Just then Gus cameup full and growled at me notto Indian any more whiskey
grunted Frank no idvethat Gus any more whisky Look himeyes Him drunk
Gus eyes were bleared and soddenFrank laughed and pointed at him andfcMded the Swede ta a way that madehim wild
Gimme a gun Gus yelled Tm He-ing to kill that Indian
I sew bins start for the boat andcalled to him to stop nut the Indian
AM right Jeem Yew let set gun Ifight him
Aa Exciting UomeatJust then an appalling link of light-
ning came aid ta the glare I sawFrank standing with a long knife In hishand waiting for Gus to come backwith the gun I cant imagine where hcarried that sucker He must have hadIt poked down the v of his pants for
other Indians Frank woreoveralls
It was lucky for Gus that I bad hid-den the guns welL He couldnt findthem and didnt come hack to fight theIndian without a weeps K befound a revolver I thered havebeen at least one kUTrng ta camp thatsight He might have shot the chiefand ta case wed have had a hardtime getting out of th countryOr Frank havethe two I think Id favir the Indianschances VHe knew how to use a knifeand ta expert harems a knife Is thedeadliest weapon In the world
There were no more open outbreaksbetween Gus and the Indian but I knewfrom the way Frank used to took at htmthat they hadnt come to the end oT
their chapter
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day afternonHinwood is a substitute catcher
Business tear and ta a friendlythe team
he attempted to throw to second baseand snapped his arm three inches belowthe shoulder The was so intensethat he was immediately hurried to ahospital where the fractured oDe was
and it was said this morning that
the circumstancesThe injury to te looked
by his schoolmates as particularly pathetic Last fall in a scrim-mage Hhtwood fel and broke thefm He had httrdly recovered fjthis accident when he had to take upduties of captain of the Business military company which to now lookedupon by many as the strongest contend-ers in tbe annual drill
It is expected that Captain Hinwoodwill be able to direct ihe maneuversof Ids company although he wilt
carry his arm in a slingthe second severe injury sus-
tained by a Washington high schoolplayer within the last few monthsEd Faces of Central who played foot-ball last fall tell heavily ID pre tbag with the traek team anda
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By HARRY WARDThe Franklin Trek car which is
masking an extensive automobile tripabout the country left Washington at5 oclock this morning with PHtsburg
With C S Curtis at the wheel andas-
jf the sales department of the H ILFranklin Companr J N Ateever ofthe adverttatns department and severalmembers of the Franklin organisaUonthe car arrived tit Washington after ahard run down trout New York Theparty left New York at oclock yes-terday uatming and after astop of an hour duration at Philadel-phia sad one of threequarters of anhew at Baltimore arrived In Washing-ton shortly after oclock last nightThe automobile editor of The Times acWashiLgton and will make the trip toPfttSbUT
The Franklin Trek ear which to atfboreepower six cylinder touring carlift Syracuse Monday morning on a tripof about 2 M mires through elevenStates and more than fifty cities The
St Louis CInetandv and Buffalo Tbe engine of thecar will be kept running throughout thetime the car is away from the factory
while it is Ia the garage at thenight stops No extra tires are carriedstrate the fact that the Franklin car
the danger of tire troubleFrom the time the machine left the
factory at Syracuse until Washingtonwas reached the mileage regis-tered by the speedometer was l S-
miles So far there have m trou-bles of any kind and the engine of tbecar to running as mootbl as tleft tile factory Toe run xrom
to Boston a distance of mfleawas acocmpltoJwd ha one day and marksthe first time that an automobile hasbeen able to cover this route in one
Bad roads haveencountered but theCams who has earned the sobriquet of
Cleats Score Carrie through hisdean scores in endurance con-
tests about the country to undauntedbad roads He Is the hero of a re
cordbreaking transcontinental trip lane
only a handful of motor enthusiasts to
Joseph M Stoddard of tIM CookStoddard Company agents here for
Mrs Tie tour Is attracting much att-
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CATHOLICS TO PLAYEASTERN COLLEGE
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the Catholic Catty w meet OKUniversity Field tomorrow aftomeen at4 oclock Tilts game gives every tndt-eatkm of being for blood as both teamsare at present going at tip top dip
Eastern College to tile only team thathas ever administered the DOt of defeatto the lads from Brookland and arecoming w from the green fields of VlrXtata with the avowed Intention of
home the bacon Green the mainstay in the box for C IT will be on themound with as his opponent Alarge crowd Is expected to be on handas this is the only of baseball In
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Allows Only Three Passes and All Become Runs ashington Scores Twice By Manful Swatting When
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but there
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Oberttn allowed ate hits same asQuinn Ofaerlin save three bases id-balls and Quinn four Washington madeone error which was rather excusableand New York made four nearly allfoolish All of Oberttas bases oa ballsPew late runs and Mitens ntaHaadtIng of Cbaae8 single that sent Hempmil home from second In the first inninghe scored oa Crees infield out and Lascratchy hit to Oberlto Hempfill by the Way had started his travelsa pass Thus two TUBS for NewYork right off the bat with Oebrita notvastly to blame because he gave aon balls to the first man up ll woften does make errors Vryseldom bat Oberlin wastog wen It was fated that he shouldturn loose a ratoette
Another ofstarted Wetter on journeythird liming a saciince by lime out
Convoy completing the Jaunt for aim
Its like telling nightmare but inthe eighth Inning New York got anotherbase on halls and make another ranTIM redolent of the paae was Chasewho stole second and went from sec-ond to the plate on Crees infield dosevia Schaefer to Crooks That wild dashfor two hap on usual oat was
the out was the result of the liltand run going slightly awry but we arehere to remark hat Chase deserves aworld of credit on the race of the re-turns for his running He stole secondand got from there to the plate en an
death Think of that aod weep
How did Washington get any runsIn the same old way by manfully dent
the MIl when the opposing pKcherweakened for moment runs inthe sixth inning resulted from hits byCoaroy Gender and Crooks and theenterprise was a wild pitch by Quinnthat advanced two menbut probably did not affect tile final rebutt
Think for a little moment that in theother eight innhms Washington got fourmen to fret on pares four OB erorsand three others on hits yet none ofthem the plate while that peerObertta party gave three bases on baitsand New Tork with a total of as manyhits as Washington batted them aroundassisted by Chases legs Its toughand the man who could explain thesevagaries of the great national gamewould have a mind so big he wouldhave to wear two bats to cover hishead
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When New Yarn beat Washingtwo dean htts to right Reidsecond sot a man over tbeone Yesterday be a
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Lelhreit had an offsafety and adding tofaaateg twice He hstimely tapping so far ia week without injurfctowith the public
3tmand accepted them a wfi5 N a
ten nrNew York and feU down Bighteesecond sack plays in eusual
In addition to thdone by Laporte atthree outs four assistshort and Austin had tilassists and two errors are aura Wash-ington was keeping the ball on theground and slapping it Stace at that asthe four errors show Met it New Yorkoutfielder made an Oft
The men who worked ntea forwere SSwefer McBride andStreet
On the other hand aiiti iwere at about thetile New York infieldoccupied In knocking ethe Wasfctnato recordthird was xvmarkablyhaving bUt one chance
and Conroy twowhich did h bunglerearing and tearing aortaYork meld Tom Crooks r-outs at flat base foragainst tea for Chase
make an arabestthe straight and narrow
Here Is the figured imUntrijirni nf ahard tale Si
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Left on baccc Washington Jfc MewYork 4 Bases on errors Wsiililsjglun4 Bases oa haUsOff Oberita 3 offQuinn 4 Struck Oberite 2 byQuinn 2 Twobase hit Quina Sacri-fice chase Stolen oasesChase Laporte Double plays Schaeferto to Laporte to ChaseWild Oberltn 1 Quinn X Um-pires Messrs Dtoeen and CoaaoByTime of hour and X saiaatea
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Conroy oa third for Elfeerfeld each gotfor himself a nice stogie that came tathe inning when the batting tally savetwo runs off Quinn Crooks has fcapressed many
roy has had little chance to show milsworth this year but is acting like atwoyearold and if he gets in the gamefor any length of time should driverthe goods with tie stick although benever was a sensational hitter
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