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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-25

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BOWLING T[A15
Nit TONIGHT
Thy Jimmy oullins.)

While all the local sports are look
ing forward to the fght between
Jimmy Britt and young Corbett" at
San Francisco. which 10 to occur
Friday night. there Ia something on
tap In Spokane tonight that promises
to be just little bit the fastest
thing In the sporting line that has
occurred In a long time. 1t IL a meet
ing between the two champion bowl
ing teams of the Inland Empire-the
Occur d'Alenes and the Athletes.
The Occur d'Alene knights of the
ten pins have thus far attached the
Hcalps OF all the bowlers who have
been hardy enough to go up against
them. The athletes OF the s. A. A. c.
are to be numbered as the next burnt
offering cast at the feet of King Ten
pin by Owney Patton's doughty bowl
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-21
WAGES

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 2l.-
About 100 delegates, representing all
the ports on both sides Of Lake Erie
were present today at the opening Of
the conference Of the International
Longshoremen, Marine and Transport
Workers association. The, meeting is
for the purpose of discussing the wage
scale and conditions Of labor for the
coming season. The results Of the con-
ference will be submitted for agreement
to the dock managers at the. joint
conference here next week. The asso-
citation expects little difficulty in reach
ing an amicable agreement with the
managers. ~*~
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DESPERATE PREFERS
| DEATH TO CAPTURE

ers. That Is net saying that the boys
from the 8. A. A. C. are not there
like ducks and forty ways. either, for
they are faster than the average team
by whole lot. But rolling on their
own alleys and rolling on the newer
ones Of the c. d. A. are two different
propositions.
On the Occur fAlene team tonight
will be Dvorals, Patton. Townsend.
Dobkins and Keller, with Tracy for
substitute.
The athletes will be. Rothrock.
Yates, Brasch, Nelson and Plath.
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In the superior court for Spokane
county. state Of Washington. In the
matter Of the estate of Neils Soren-'
son Failing, deceased. No. 1855. Or
der to show cause why order OF sale
Of real estate should not be made.
N. @. Walbridge. the administrator
Of the estate Of Neils Sorenson Fall
ing. deceased. having filed his petition
herein praying for an order Of sale
Of certain Of the real estate Of said
decedent. for the purposes therein set
forth.
1t 10 therefore ordered by the court.
that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased appear before
the said superior court on Wednesday,
thu 2ad day Of March. 1905. at $50
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day.
at tho courtroom Of said superior
court. at the courthouse In Spokane,
county Of Spokane, state Of Washing
ton. to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said
N. q. Walbridge. administrator, to
sell SO much Of the real estate Of the
said deceased as shall be necessary.
And that a copy of this order be
published at least four successive
weeks I'm the Spokane Press. a news
paper printed and published in Spo.
kane county, Washington.
The following described property Is
that for which application to sell is
made. to-wit:
The west one-half of block twelve
U2) of the townsite Of Deer Park.
Spokane county, Washington.
Dated this 10th day Of February,
1904.
HEMP Y L KNAINAM Y,,a~o
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LEGISLATURE WILL
Meet TOMORROW

QUEBEC, March 2l.-Arrangements
have been completed for the opening
of the Quebec legislature tomorrow and
most of the members are already on
hand. 1t is expected that the debate
on the address and the striking of
committees, as well as the presenta-
ton of bills, will be pretty much dis
posed of during the first week or 10
days of the session.
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After lodging the officers for year,
Jlck Gingles, a notorious bad man,
was shot and killed at Foothill, Is miles
Northeast Of this city, in desperate
attempt to avoid capture. -.
Deputy Sheriffs MacPugh and How
ard Doak each fred one shot into the
dmpeisdo. He died within a. few
minutes after the shots were fired.
BIS body is now at Smiths morgue in
this city.
Gingles was wanted in Yakima
county for horse stealing. He had Il
record of being a bad man, and his
rscord of crime extended back over a
namber of Years. Sheriff Grant OF
Yakima got wind that Gingles was in
q b section and for the last three
rbnths has kept up relentless search
for him. He was located Saturday near
Eoothill, where he has been employed
recently as a wood chopper.
As soon as his whereabouts were
learned Sheriffs Doust and Grant and
Deputies Pugh, Doak and Mcneil, OF
Yakima county, together with a man
named Kronquist formed posse and
surrounded the house. They waited in
the dark all night. just as it was get
ting light Doak and Pugh approached
the door of Gingles' cabin. P,igh hurl-
ID his body against the door, which
Few open.
Throw up your hands!" shouted
Pugh. II was too dark to see
whether the command was obeyed.
Gingles moved. A shot followed from
the bed in which Gingles had been
sleeping Pugh shot, but not before
the bandit had fired second time.
Doak then fired.
During the firing the deputies were
almost within reach of their man.
That none Of the bandits shots took
il miraculous. Before Gingles could
shoot again Pugh threw himself upon
the body of the bandit. He felt the
muscles relax and got up. The man
was dying. Before the others of the
posse got into the room from their
stations, the man was dead, pierced BY
three bullets.
Doak and Pugh fred but once each
and the third bullet hole through the
left arm is supposed to have been in
ficted accidentally by the man himself.
Gingles and his four brothers have
been a source Of trout le to the officers
for years. Two are now in the peni-
Tertiary for counterfeiting; one is in
Jail at Yakima, and the other is still
at large. Robbery, counterfeiting and
DEMONSTRATING were all in their line.
When the body was examined it was
found that the man had prepared him
self for aurpriss. Around his waist
was strapped revolver and belt. Be
side his bed was his rife. That he
would not be taken alive was his de-
Termination.
The body was brought to the city
immediately after the killing. Coroner
Smith win hold an inquest a. soon az
possible.
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NATIONAL WORKERS
MEET

PHILADELPHIA. March 2l.--Rep-
resentatives of $1,000 workmen through
out the country who are under the
jurisdiction of the National Metal
Trades association, were present today
at the opening of the annual conven-
ton Of the association. The gathering
will be in session three days and will
be devoted to the discussion of various
questions affecting the interests Of
the association and its members.
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OPEN the RACING
SEASON IN EAST

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL
Everything is practically in readiness
for the Inauguration of the Bennings
race meeting Thursday, which will
mark the opening Of the racing season
in the east. About 400 horses are al
ready at the track and this number is
being augmented by fresh arrivals from
the south and west daily. The track
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The Washington times., 1904-12-20
JACKSON IS WORKING
FOR THE DIXIE KID
Negro Middleweight Especially Anxious
to Win First Fight After
English Triumphs.

BALTIMORE, Dec 2O-fYou know
well that 1 am determined to make a
good impression in my first bout since
my return from England said
Young Peter jackson this morning at
his training quarters in Gainesville.
where he is shaping up for his battle
with the Dixie Kid Christmas after
noon, before the Eureka Athletic and
Social Club, at Germania Msennerchor
Hall
The ccnqueror of WaIcott has been
working hard for three or four days.
and the snow-coyered roads have made
IL rather strenuous work for the dusllv
Welterweight- Yet Jackson takes his
run every morning almost out to Eli
colt City
1t is said that Jackson has changed
his style considerably since his return
from across the pond and that he is now
much sfiftier than heretofore. The fact
that all his bouts in England were
knockoGts in short order for him show
that he must have gone at d faster rate
than he was wont TO do in his bouts in
this city.
Jackson has asked Joe Cans to come
out and box with him daily. Cans Will
make the trip TO the Gainesville quar-
tiers and four or five rounds with the
lightweight champion viii be OF much
benefit to Peter
The Dixie Kid is doing his work at
Merchantsvillc. N j.. where he is hav-
ing the aid of Rufe Turner. the Cali
fornia lightweight. who is at present
bent On seeking match with Cans.
a boIt for Christmas afternoon. but as
yet nothing has come out of the matter
The Washington times., 1904-12-20
FOOTBALL & BOWLING 3 RACING ATHLETICS s. BOXING
Odds on Jimmy Britt
Are Not JuStifiQbIe
Has Not Shown His Punch Is as Good as
NeIson's-ShouId Fight Go Limit
Britt Should Win

Jimmy Rritt continues to be an to 10
favorite for his bout in San Francisco
tonight with Battling Nelson. but ii is
hard TO say upon what ground these
| ocds were fixed.
Britt has never been known as a
ano1heut fighter. although it is said he
! mas fierce punch and his friends pre-
dict that he will wallop the Dane so
hard tonight that TIE battling one will
not know what has happened. On the
other hand, Nelson is rushing boxer
who has fought his way to within one
| round of the top of the lightweight
ladder by putting his men to sleep or
| bea ting them into a state where their
seconds had to throw up the sponge.
| Nelson demonstrated in his fight with
Corbett that he can take hard Hicks, and
the deadly punch of AureIia Herrera did
not feaze him. If Britt knocks MIN out
| 1t VIII certainly be something of sur
prise to sports in the East. many of
whom believe that even money should
be the logical odds.
Britt Relies on FONTS
| Should the bout so twenty rounds it
| is probable that Britt will get he de-
cision. as he is a more finished boxer
ard Will probably score more points
| II the Dane has the terrible punch with
which he has beer credited he NAV land
enough occasional heavy bows 70 weak-
en- Britt III the last five or six rounds
and cause the Frisco boy to devote ali
! his cleverness to stalling off his oppo-
nent. which would give Nelson a posi-
! Die chance 10 get the decision at the
end of the scheduled distance
Unless the indications are all wrong
/ 1t is hardly probable that the Dane will
be the one TO be holding on. and even IL
i ne is forcing the fighting at the end, ne
VIII have sweet time getting the big
end of the money with that bunch of
Native Sons behind Britt For full par
| ticulars in regard to the way the Ma
i've Sons influence decisions. see Young
Corbett.
A San Francisco dispatch says: James
Edward Britt and Battling Nelson, pre-
n1ier lghtweights, are on edge ard ready
to climb through the ropes to padded
battle-ground tonight. Both ere conf
dent, and both are literally trained to
The Washington times., 1904-12-20
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

The Harvard hockey team is mourn
ing the loss of Carr. Clothier, and Cap
tain Souther three members OF last
years team who were considered among
the best IL the intercollegiate league,
but all of whom are missing this WIN
ter. McMasters, the trainer, has been
scouting about for new material, but
thus far has been unable to find any
one who is near the equal of these
players.
One of the longest trips on record for
a university team will be taken by the
Yale basketball five during the coming
holidays The team VIII leave New
Haven on December % and will be gone
until January 8. during which time
over 5000 miles will be Travelled Daily
games will be played until New Or
leans is reached, and on the return TIP
the men will play q like number OF
games with the leading Southern uni
versities and clubs
President Taylor, OF the Bcston Amer
leans. has returned to BeantoWn and
has denied the report that Jesse Bur-
kett will be with Boston next year. He
SAYS that while he was at the league
meeting In Chicago he was approached
by representatives of the St Louis club
with a proposition to trade BurkeJt for
one of the Boston recruits, but Taylor
was unwilling, ana the matter WAS
dropped.
After his fine showing against Eddie
Haalon, Terry McGovern has decided to
go on the stage once again He has
discarded THE Road TO Ruin and will
be seen in a hero-viilain drama entitled
ITO Fame and Fortune
There will be something doing in San
Francisco tonight when the best two
iightweights in the business begin to
scrap Britt is the better boxer. but
Nelson knows how to give and take.
and the bout promises to be one of the
finest ever held between men of the
lightweight class
One Of the energetic press agents at
New Haven has started a report that
so long as Rockwell VIII be eligible
next fall Ned Glass, the splendid guard,
VIII become eligible under the same
ruling that allows Rockwell to have
another year in Yale athletics Glass
has had his four years in intercolle-
Giate athletics at Syracuse and Yale
and there is very little probability Of Eli
attempting to play him. as Harvard
by the dual agreement. has a word or
two 70 say on the subject.
The contract signed by Fred Parent.
of the BOSTON Americans. calling for
$4,000. is one OF the steepest ever offered
The Washington times., 1904-12-20
WISCONSIN PAID
FOOTBALL MEN
Proof Produced by Editor
of University Paper.
RECEIVED PAY FROM STATE
Indian Would Not Play Without His
RECEIVED PAY FROM STATE
Indian Would Not Play Without His
Family. So He Brought Squaw
AID Papoosa Along.

A special dispatch to the Chicago In
ter Ocean from Madison. Wis. tells of
the sensation sprung on Wisconsin
athletics when Edward S. Jordan. edi-
tor OF the Daily Cardinal student
newspaper, and one of the leaders in
the movement for pure athletics in the
university. presented to the athletic
conference Of students, faculty, and
alumni a card catalogue showing how
much graft had been received by each
member of the football team during the
rast season.
The graft consisted principally of easy
jobs around the Wisconsin State capitol.
IT was alleged that these positions had
been obtained for athletes through Hen
ry f. Cochens, secretary of the La Fol-
lette State central committee, and a
brother of Assistant Coach Eddie Coch-
ems
Got Easy Money.
II addition TO the charges of graft
through easy jobs, statements were
made that players had actually received
cash outright from the athletic mana
gers for their work on the gridiron. The
players are said to have drawn as high
as SIS per month from the State for
working an hour or two a day The
proof offered was the official payroll of
the secretary of state.
In the evidence submitted Vanderboom
was listed in the State treasurer's Of
fee. G.rogan with the secretary of
state. Donovan with the State school
superintendent, and dozen others with
The State commissioner of industrial and
labor statistics.
Some of the State officials denied that
the athletes had failed to earn their
Stroncquist quit his job and threatened
pay for time he did not spend in the
office. The official said that Stromquist
when called down, avOwed that he was
not supposed to earn his salary at the
capitol, but on the football field"
Left College.
II Is said that Strornquist considered
the failure to pay him for time put in
al the Office was violation of the con-
tract, and that he has left college and
returned to his home in Nebraska
1t WAS charged before the committee
that Rain. the big Indian who played II
the backfeld for Wisconsin in 1903 re
ceived cash direct from the athletic
management. and that his Squaw anC
Dapoose were allowed TO live in The
building then used as training quarters
1t is alleged further that during the
past season, on the eve of one of tbs
big games, three players went to the
mana cement and refused to fight for the
Cardinal on the morrow unless they re
ceiyed more money, and they received
more money. declared the accusers
The Washington times., 1904-12-20

All arrangements have been completed
for the return game between the Army
and Navy elevens which is TO be played
on Christmas afternoon, at American
League Park
For some time there was some trouble
about the division of the proceeds be
tween the two teams, but ali this has
been satisfactorily arranged, and both
are now practicing hard for the game
which means so much to the enlisted
men in both branches of the service.
Army Well Coached
Determined TO overlook nothing which
might enhance their chances in the con
test, the army players have arranged
with DR.. Reilly 10 coach their team
throughout this week. The Georgetown
man, who had such great success with
the Blue and Gray eleven during the
season just closed, has taken charge
of the soldier squad, and is having the
men out for practice twice each day.
The only condition upon which DR..
Reilly would assume charge, was that
he would be allowed a free hand in the
selection and handling of the men. 1t
is highly proba bic that there will be
an entire switching about of the men,
and the lineup will differ greatly from
the one which went down before the
Navy on the snow-covered field Saturday
wee,-
The Navy practice is being held on the
parade grounds at the navy yard. As
soon as It WAS settled that the game
would be played again a large pioy was
used in cleaning the field. Following
tho piOw there was q large corps of
volunteers who swept the field. and the
sailors have the gridiron in the best
possible condition for the practice,
which is being held twice daily.
Officials Interested.
The officials of the Army and Navy
are showing just as much interest in
the coming match as they did in the
first and all that now remains 10 male
The Washington times., 1904-12-20
Army and Navy Game
Attracts Attention
mas Day Large Crowd Will Attend.
Army Has DR.. Reilly as Coach

the game a big success and draw large
crowds is good weather
The indications at present are that the
weather VIII be favorable and It is ex-
pected that a large sum will be placed
TO the credit OF the athletic associa-
tons Of both teams after the game is
over.
Thus far only the Navy Yard Band
has been ordered out, but il is expected
that one and possibly two others will
receive orders TO go TO the park to
enliVen things during the afternoon
The Washington times., 1904-12-20
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The Washington times., 1904-12-20
ALL THREE GAMES
WENT TO TEAM a

Three straight for Team was the
result of the bowling at Carroll Insti-
tute last night.
In the first game A was fifteen points
better than d, but in the other two
the scores of the winners Were larger
Wood made the highest and next high
est marks. The scores:
The Washington times., 1904-12-20

John Camel, who has been negotia-
tins with the owners of the Grand Ra-
pids club to purchase their ownings out
right, has been halted by Manager Nc
Graw. who says that he will refuse to
release the big catcher even If he buys
cut the Western people
The Washington times., 1904-12-20
CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at
a. M: Great Falls-Condition 3s. Dali
ecarlia Temperature, %; con-
dition, SO; condition at north connection,
80; condition at south connection, as
George town distributing reseryoir-Tem-
peTature. %; condition at infuent gate
house, 81; condition. at effiuent gate
house, So. Washington city reservoir
Temperature, 81; condition at infiuent,
80; condition at effiuent, IS.