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Nooglates pie free, 1,166 ACRES AT ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, MD, oh BB. & O.; 689] scr. cult] 8p brick house, bath; 2 barns; outbulldiogs; 4 orchards, stock, ma chinery, ete. Practioally 4 farms, with com: plate’ mprovements. ABROM, Bax an, Chiongo, ound ainda cAN N CANCER BE CURED? IT CAN! or a Kelis Soha without paralisl CE rot eater Sienan ay Viruinia. on ihe Kon HEE Physicians treated KELLAM HOSPITAL 1817 W. Main Street, Richmond, Va. F ROM THE STATE CAPITAL Information and Gossip From Shad Cultivation Plan. The plans of operation cultivation of shad for the Delaware In conjunction with New Jersey and pike perch in Lake Erie with the Ohio State fish authorities are now being worked out by Nathan R. Buller, the State Commissioner of Fisheries, and a8 soon as they are under way steps to arrange for the improvement of con- ditions at the McCall's Ferry dam on the lower Susquehanna will be under All of the fish wardens the have been summoned to meet the Commissioner at Williamsport March 14 to arrange the spring work and a plan whereby State police will co-operate during the trout geason will be worked out The Me Call's Ferry situation, which has been the cause of more trouble than thing else in the Fisheries Department in the last will be taken up by the State on March 19 have to taken in State on for the any tWO years, Fish Commission York legislators and citi been here on numerous oc protest dam gens against the con and to demand ad could get has ter will Mr. Bul comn Casions struction of the means whereby sh the The assurance up and on and the me gion will go to mine must restore the fishing on the Sus« some up Riv be taken ler Commissioner the mat March 20 of the river that on moers 18 the big be done th dam y deter what is year tc juehanna to its old-time conditions Juvenile Home Plans. rivania’s State Board uthori orney Ge eneral Whar the State Bo appli State as well that buildings erected and f Bromley ion, which as Or 100 Must Have Licenses. Johnson npanies | : » that every iting insur and tha i nployed ged also be licen as well as This opini General Cun also ant prohibiting writing life in every this end have been issued action is taken lines of an on rendered by Deputy Attorne ¥ ner TET ance nau INsur: from insurance would be enforced county and instruc tions to Benzoate In Ketchup. Arrests have been made 1 of the Dairy and Food in western counties the last days ww the of ketchup containing more benzoate of soda than the law allows. Two of the cases were in Washington county and another in Jefferson. Three arrests for violation of the milk laws were made in Monroe county IV agents Div fow State ision sale Big Capital Increases. The Harwood Electric Company which was formed by several electric companies just proved by the Governor, gave notice of an increase of its stock to the ex tent of $2,518,000, paying the State $8,393 bonus. The Norwich Lumber Company, of this city, increased stock from $5,000 to $2,600,000, To Examine Cocoanut Candy. M—— —_—— Artist Cesare Si. etc By HOMER CROY. Every time Roger Bresnahan throws a cigarstub away In St Louis the natives and street boys fight for it until the reserves have to be called out. The ms who gets it swells up with pride until his toes barely 1 puts stub In a glass idmission to see it Ev Roger passes down Olive St. Louis, the clicking inds like the geese yrth in the spring, and if ound St on i* for a Ct arist his wife, the cit} end he and ct ery street in the car going n¢ wanted a fence ar ges time neras son a biue ribbon tied mas ent for if Zens woulc ar Out en ma extend it a silver rith an speech nayor and oard of aldermen. St Taft there pres SEE galver choral song by L.ouls is that besides iresnab Roger Erin's Isle ti pow very im hear in Bresnahan born In ago, and you can akes path, a was irty-four years ¢ he Iaughs singing as she her way along the crooked basket of peat on her hip: and in his eyes you can glisten wa Before he i the Kelarney ing ters of Lake out of his copper toes he came with his Toledo Bel pped down as a diamond sed up as boyish, girls, jivision o bold a SARIN was to this cour settled do jeans try wn in parents and his his and ore over ts glar had =i knees he w had pas lem nades and short its en a pl w to pick ren . » important iVYer, more the dates of ns iy give art reign or to pame the wives of the Heurys. n er's early days the on which he had his and his heart set wgs and wear a star on under his coat But he ing goal fastened a CJetective to % 1 4 side a an BESCHER MAKES GREAT PLAY Mike Mitchell Tells of Catch by Cincinnati Outfieider in Cleveland Game. a At a fanning bee In * quarténs at Cincinnati Mike Mitchell baseball recently sald Bob Bescher the greatest play he has ever Been It in Cleveland Oct. 14 of last season. At the end of | the tenth inning the score stood § B. In the Reds’ half of the they got two runa Starting the batting for Cleveland Center Felder Birmingham doubled head. Out elder made happened are being used in defiance of the law Talk For Lancaster Roads. A committee of the Lancaster Cham. ber of Commerce called upon State Highway Commissionér Bigelow, to re quest early work on the construction of roads in the vicinity of that city. Militia Inspection Nears End. ‘he inspections of the organizations af the National Guard of Pennsylvania to determine fitness for active service will be completed by the regular arm) officers detailed for the purpose before the end of March, Bob Bescher. to right. Second Baseman Ball hit one between Besc®er and Bates, It look ed to be good for at least two bases. Bescher came steaming in, made na flying stab at the pellet and captured it just at his shoe tops. He wos trav. eling at such terrific speed that he fell down as he caught the sphere. In the meantime Birmingham was at third ready to make the dash for the plate. Bescher rolled over twice, lay a fraction of & second until he could regain bis wind, then got up f has never sleuth than ua looked any able bodied more like a an nan who saves up leather post cards 10 cushion. He would pass two a8 an agent for machine in a 000 who goes church pocket filled with c¢ Finally ambition was he became the Toledo softened and he his vocabulary and a sofa wd or or Singer of es sewing town 10 sociabl irculars bis Sherlock Holmes Each sprin when t i 1 t} Lae the got star pol flowers laid away bis 1801 dis John was mond the overed he was covered by pr time he lives in a ho uis the and runs trout fishing. and can get away he © inkes. He can pull in a trout an outdrop, and town the he usties he comes back arm the EOt away average i as when whopper truth : and of the he does not that wher one axon ize of the one before Sultan w od wood, Geor a Wat 3 a Waller ge V., ¥ to git 11a with heed 1 is | beck ent he slipped off began dreaming about hole back in the Coun- the BINiLg 1911, by W. CG hapman.) i the ball to Esmond at sec yurse, the people ed. But an that. They and api rner sing! the game yell stood them- of RB more tl their feet shouted hoarse in robation cher's work. Tu terly fanned an ed, but went § = - innati, ¥ to oO. OES 2 fo int in the base be catch- John M. Ward's r for ball code don't seem to ing Dancing as advanced training for a swimming meet is the latest thing out. Since the summer baseball problem is resting easy, Coach Str ~g sees no pressing reason for his immediate re- turn, Marvin Hart has hired a few man- ager and will try to make a fresh start. About the next move will be to hire a hall, Frank QGotch, world's champion wrestler, is willing to admit right at the start that the brain has as much to do with success as the body. S80 many managers wanted Stovall that President Somers of the Cleveland club is realizing more and more how really valuable “Friend George” Is. Jiu jitsu never caused much of a panic among American wrestlers. How it will cause much of a splash when used against American fighters ls dif. ficult to fathom, Frank Baker has ordered more of those awful bats and Ty Cobb is passing much of his time sharpening those terrible spikes. The poor pitch. er is beginning to wonder where “he is to get off at” When eastern baseball critics are deploring the scarcity of news and the Inck of trades at a National league confab they turn to Charles Webb Murphy to come to the rescue, If he hasn't a yarn, they make one zbout STARS OF LAST YEAR During Last Season. Marty O'Toole, Did Not Join Pittsburg Team Until Late—Joe Jackson Best Fielder Unearthed. season In recent years were as many crack youngsters discovered or developed as during The new stars the pitcher's box were Grover Perhaps in no discovered in tube Marguard of the Giants, Cleveland Alexander and ge Chalmers of the Phillies, Vean Gregg of the Cleveland Naps, Roy Caldwell of the Highlanders, Marty O'Toole of the Pirates, and Buck O'Bri Boston Red Sox. young boxmen of into the star class in or two were Bill nals, Dave Danforth Athletics, Gene Krapp of the Cleveland Naps, Bobbie Keefe and Rube Benton of the Cincinnati and Tyler the Boston Nationals. With the except quard all these men eries. The tall, lanky ports the Giants has been 1908, but last which he earned his rati Geor of the Bing I get er season Cardi- en Other promi 1911 who may anoth of 3 of the Steeje the teds George of ion of were 1911 Rube Mar discov- of show the ons, Ider in the big gince Bea80n Was firgt In Rube h in 1809 of ad to he country ation travel about th 1910 with the reput the from and being biggest plu ked quard showed his when he was one in pennant, the bushes, critics last season, fac- for the also twirled self of the biggest the Glants’ great and refiip tors the leade 3 *| nt . |} | i i {| Marty O'Tocle. shed goa do the ai son with 24 and seven As Rube has 1908, the the biggest pitchi ween Grover Alexand and VYean These two n ball, though near the end ing his appx early Septen almost Marquard. CEE nen pitched Gregg's arm of season, the box rd ma Hes Gr of the phenomenal lame prevent after wag de by and This was a feat, considering that it was achieved wi a team that finished the season w ith an average of 522. went the arance in rs be r al w Gren Greg's red jent ith the one igenti won 23 games 3 - lost 7. remarkable Gregg finished second among the American league hurlers, Alexander won five more games than Gregg, but suffered six more defeats than the Cleveland phenom. Alexander finished fourth in the official National league pitching records, with 28 victories and 13 defeats. Alexander's team fin ished the season with almost the same record as that made by the Naps, the average being 520. “Slim"™ is another you metal in 1911. Kiities in 1810, cally untried ngster who showed his Though he joined the Caldwell was practi until last season. He but many of his defeats were hard luck affairs in which a run or twes in his favor Marty are youngsters who did not join thelr teams until late in the season. The $22,500 wonder of the Pirates won the Red Sox, looked every bit as good as his more expensive brother. Buck last season. finds were pitchers, many other bril lant youngsters won their spurs in other positions. Joe Jackson undoubt. edly was the biggest find of the year. Though Joe had been in the American league in 1908, when Connie Mack first grabbed him from Greenville, 8. C, he was really a 1911 development. It is true Joe batted for 387 for 20 games in 1910 and beat out Ty Cobb for the nominal leadership in batting, but last SeARON WAS first complete cain paign in the majors. MONY OF HONEST CITIZENS ? Some time ago 1 began the use of Your SBwamp Hoot with the most re- markable results, For years | was almost a wreck and was a great suffer. er. 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