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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

Mrs. W. E. Walton returned home
from Denver, COL, the first OF the
week.
Roosevelt urges broad revision Of
land laws to stop fraudulent prac-
tees.
The public schools will close to-
morrow, Friday for q weeks holiday
vacation.
Mrs. Ed. Austin and son Rosser,
are up from Jefferson City to spend
the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. W. o. Jackson and daughter,
Miss Bessie returned from Kansas
City the first Of the week.
Jas. G. Walker was In Monday a.
ter q fine Poland China boar he pur-
chased Of George Palm.
Arkansas urged to cooperate In
educating north and east on the
opportunities offered for settlement.
Arkansas supreme court holds
former State Senator F. O. Butt
must serve prison term for legisla-
tive bribery.
Peery on next trip to find north
pole will not lead sled dash, but will
direct movements from the ship
Roosevel5.
Railway presidents, in kilograms
to Interstate commission, admit
general lack Of facilities to solve Cal
shortage problem.
Nrs. ]. n. Wells, Of Nevada, VA
Visiting relatives and friends and
looking after property interests here
the last OF the week.
NJ. and Mrs.. W. N. Mills, Of Fost'
or, we're over the last Of the week
owing to the serious illness OF Mr.
Mills' sister, Mrs. N. B. Mcfarland.
County clerk elect Weeks spent
Sunday and Monday In Butler Will
his family. He will help In the Ricf
HUI Bank until the holiday rush Il
& over.
John Cooper who has been employ
Cd IN the car shop at Rockford, Col.
5 for some time, arrived at home thu
last Of the week to visit relatives
and friends.
George Pahlman, o prominent
! farmef Of this township, an earl.
] eottlef and long time friend OF TIL
y TnrEs was 3 pleasant caller OF
sdnesdAy and favored US with re
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

Doc Argenbright says he has heard
nothing Of his lost pocketbook con.
tanning about $26. He thinks the
book worked out Of bic pocket and
dropped 10 q loads Of cobs, : 'eh he
was hauling and then shoveled into
somebody's wood house.
Edwin NJ. Tucker, son Of j. NJ.
Tucker, Of Walcott, Colorado, arriv.
ed in Butler the first Of the week on q
short visit with the family Of W. F.
Duvall and other friends and rela-
tives. he came out to Kansas City
with q consignment Of cattle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

E'psis don Cels,tino Linera, sncar,
gado del taller de Sastreffa, cate con
tiuuarA alberto al p6blic1 eu la mis'
ma tormA, hsio la direction de uu
competente y AstIvo m lestso.
-Hemos rselbido atsnts invita-.
cl6n para el baile de rsglam snto qus
cslebrArA en- Csgias l. soei sdAd sEl
Lsz Roios, en- 10 noeh' de ma1 >ra
domingo. G taelas por la e1ci6a.
Sc encuentAn acsu aim ,nts On el
Hospital sspesial de muisr ell cincusnis
y einco 90 fermos.
Serl necesario sumsntar ell n1me-
70 de camss ca disho dep&rtamento.
-Durante oil psssdo mes de Abril
produjo el Juzgado de psx do San
Juan. pcr coueepto de multas, la su-
M de s344 90.
10y contrsjsron ma.rimonio Of.
vii anita el JueE sen,r Bsz&n don Az
gel Rodrigu'z Navarro y 10 sen rita
Dolores ssnssrrit , Tina jero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
B1BL1OTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,

vocaba los prmeros de mi n6sz nuestr,s .Or
uegos 5000 pasado fez anmAe mentr esuviste en- ell
pueblo Me pareca que eras had e espru IL encarnsc6n
oetca dc mi para Pod{a olvdate Muchm veces crt eV
cucnsr 100 acensos % to voz sempre Aemauia Ia
cda de nrde vgaba los boque pobados Dor lac fsn.
css de poetas las meriosas eyendas de- aus
Generaone cre vere buma que evnts del fondo del
vale veces perdfa los .enderos de las mont 6 Ia
nocn que all oescende POGO oprenda aun
mi camlno entire pnos hsy enonce i a01nos
ae on oezbin eGtrs e espeso ram paecan que era
vesoute psvoroa de una molr parcels IT, acaso ell
rui.t nor db cir vaados nos cYef era ia v.
Ia lie inspire tA Locuras de enamorsdos uue soo nueden
comprender los que adoran una muer 70 te adj
Itmben 70, conteat6 ella sonreudo liens de felcdad
h escuhs As romantc apssonadas ras de "a novo esda
que &c de 'dos entire en- bear he acordado sempre de
por mandate 10 conro 81 conesor mponkndome
muchiE enitencS Me scordsb de nueos uegos de mas.
rAs rms cuando eamos nos Te acuerds de soue
DO te eofadaate de veras Enonc hce sufrr neo d,
pues caando me Acodab de clio baero sonrea to ech,ba
de menos para rnlr orG hAcer lac pase en- Ruds Era
mos aun nnoS tnmos con to madre b 1rno srovo 10
Iombra de los c6Iverae En- lAs orlaa cren mucha Hor,
psntas cuyos xtr6os nombes decias en- ceno Yo M
te hcla caso me entrenia detrs de ss mtripo b6
nIa que te peguen unas oras las foreg
coger los ececoI dezn rspdos entire e muepo las
ptdrec! de Ia cria del srrOyo De pronto desspsree
cusnoo VoVte aS una corona de ho flores de nsrano
cooclse lobre mi cabtzA am6ndome Ce para Il hce otrs
de enredaderss Zero msde cg6 mi corona IA
uDA pur1 mt z3andola cop q Que nos ba .vsr ga
BEES etah ron lsI GGrnM dgiste ore ella no enend d
mltoc gn Ionto cfbt6 to mAdre vtfa Que bier oil,
dipe Vueitro1 cSbslIot ref te ndiste lo me- op
nse haoar re'to del ofm mossste tan sero oue mi
Wztuve gin de orB De yuea pueblo coo hos de- .,lv.
creeiaA olsI de, csmno to las d. Tsmpoco srtoncss
quisilte hlcer les pias. ~
lbsrra Sonr6 de feliCidad Abr6 au csrters o6 nm
pape dsno del cu hlb envues unaI ho1G
romstcls. ~ ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO u.

= Q '6jsuss muehas psrsonas cue
el remstista de los asisntos dc 10 pla'
zs tisnds una lfnea de sillones tan pe'
gada d los bancos, que impids sentar'
80 & la gente que no tiene dinero para
pagar un mscedor, Crssmos que ssta
qoflaes iusta y debs ser ateadida.
-Se supone que ma q ana dc mipgo
eonsumira el r6blieo que aaistir& al
Hlp6dromo (si el tiempo 10 perm ts J
IN ntmero respectable de barriles de
la sin rival cerveza suabsts do ID
que son sgsntes N r. Calder6n y CO
Tetuan IL, San Juan P. r.
BIbiAno Lamp6n sgredi6 ayer &
Agspiso Montslvo, caussndols una
confusion en- 10 cara Denunciado
hoy el hacho q 10 Corss munieipaI,
Lampon fue asntenciado & papar SIS
dc multa q svt-ir 30 dias de arresto,
DE hsridas y contusiones leves
faeron asistldos aver en- la sala de 90.
corros Agspito Montalvo. valen.in
Moralts, Bssilia Rios, Naafa Burpos.
Felipe Qaidones, Cipriano O!ero, Eus'
tsquio GAragald y Manuel Bruno.
Tara cabAllero s6lo, un cuarto
en- un mirador, 20 alquila on cuatro
do'lars nensuales. Criato 10, altos,
ipformarsn IL
En- 10 pr6xlma session del Ayuu.
tsmisnt1 SO discuttr& IL pre,u pus.to
para las obras de- barrio da Puer,a
dc Terra.
(Corstinda en- Ia ydgina 6]l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
CURA GARANTIZADA PARA
LAS ALMORRANAS

SIMPLES ySANGRANTES, EX
TERIORES y con picaz6n. Los boti
carlos devolveran ell dinero, 81 ell UN
GUENTO de PAZO deja de cural
cuslquier caso, por rebelde que sea er
6 q IA dias. La primers aplicaci6n ds
alivio y sosiego. 81 el botIcario nc
10 tiene, envfenos el equivalence a &
centavos orc americana, en- sellos de
correo, y SO enviara franqueado por
Paris MedicineCo,, St Luis M o.E. u
-D1csse que el doct Roman,
medico t!tular de Rio Grsnde, presen
tara 10 renuncia de su cargo. Fl doc
tor Roman 90 un ne leo muy tssima dc
en- aquella poblaci6n.
-El Jusvss pr6x m emptzar6n er
10 Corte de Distsiso de 10 crlmlnal lo 4
juicios por jurados
-El cororel Hsmmlll sali6 hacis
10 isla vlsitando los p leb % de Do
rado, Pefllelas y Cabo Rojo.
Ell Nartes pull ltcsrS ell Tribu
nal Suprem1, vArIas sertsncIss er
ape acinnes que 90 han vilto ante
aquel alto Tribunxl.
-Esta msfianA consinuaba en- eI
departAmento dc Consolidate 10 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
NOLI ME- TANGERE

medic moado deh.cho Il cogA que andaba ID
esconda SaaOt W los demas quedaban miranda los
rogandoles les obseQuisaen mb6p
Ibtrra snt6 nmensa pedsd al aquellos nfelcea.
tados los cgro evaba los arro6 os robs Va
eaba e cArruAe eos de squel ugar todyfa egban los
odos del oven xamGciones de 6bo lac pAabr dc sgrade
cimiento
Todo 10 que v,is le trsfa IL mente recuerdcs de Is n e.
10 sntonces pacfa hermoo ahorA contraba
fcos roncoa de caboa ban dntro emreadoS
medic dormdos idu, drigfan ofcina mia1es Aes
rechoncho Todos eos evaban pinAdo roro orguo
desdoso. Fran lon amos Los descend es de los Alma
gros Pzaros los hios de Legszp Apesir de loS shcs
antcurrdos nsd hAbn cambisdo las cuAdldes de Is rzs
En- elegante vlot0r5G crey6 ff DlmtSc
como Eempre Ierio ceiiunto.
s baisda del puente de Espa6I los cabos emprnderon
e trote drgiendos hsca e pseo de SAbinA iEqu.rda
Vtae 10 FSbrca de TabacoE cuA Isfa zumbdo de col
oor reuetrante Pai6 uego d,sne del JArdn
Botanco compare peQu oindad de
necesia mucha vountAd mrcho que broe ho
Abra csz for Ibsrra apart6 vista vic derechA
la antigua Manila rodeada de mursls fosos
oven anemica envue vdo de los buenos empos de
lbuela.
Luego descubri6 eImar
Al Otro ldo esa Europa pepsaba ell ioven. Europa
agndose contnusmente en- buscA de cdsd
despetsndcte todaS las epernz Nfrendo
tiempre tuistes desenOa6N
Pero elts ideas huyeron bsn pronto de- mgginsc6n
Ahora penaAba hombre hIb hecho comprender 10
tueno 10 iuo habfa cuvado inegenca nftntl Aqut
onbre ancGno acerdOte lis paabr e hbiI dcho
Il detpdirse de e reonaban odoI sNo divides
sAber pArimoDo de humIndsd lO 10 hredan los
esudan los tblian He prccurado asmitrte 10 POGO
sabt En- los paisss visiar puedes umenr con-
"a SOmbrerc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

bassa de Wv '-es para las cErceles de
10 isla.
-Cresss por uch1s ccseth ros
d c.f6, que 10 coseeha de este grsno
ierA superior este afio Al pAsado.
Don Juan Rsquena uresent6 de
nurcta contra Dem afro GArcfs, por.
que hab!endole entreg ado un hillar
con sus musbles y utsnsilios y ademGs
uaa cantins con llcores y conssrvaa
pr vAlor dc $751; dicho GarciA cerr6
el Local simulsndo u robo de que hs-
bls stdo Victims con objsto do defrau
dar al denuncIants, 4 quisn no ha
randido cuenta de NADIA. Fl iuez de-
clar6 que ests ss1nto era de carater
civil, absolvlendo al acusado por falta
de pfuebss.
-Ms1ana re ve"idcarau mitins
u1ioniita en- el pueblo dc Baysm6n
-ES NECESARIO exigir que cad a
o;tia obtenga grsbsdo sl nombrs Dr.
gestivo Moiarrtot$, pero un s6lo estu-
che producs meior efecto que una do
cens de botellss de aqua mineral 6 de
ser el 6nico curative radical, del e.
tonnage y del intestine, el D gestivo
Moiarrieta purifsa los alimenlos y
los hacs asimilables. El legitimo d.
gestivo Moiarrieta curA en- un dia La
indigestiones, en- un mes Lea diapep
alas g gastralgias, y en- tres meses las
mas graves enfermeda ades cr6nicas del
sst6msgo del intasttno, Esta uni
veraalmente coafrm ado, en- torma sin
igusl, que 10 efosciA del Digestive
1oiarrieta 90 YER lAder amente radiesl
superior & 10 do todos los otros re-
medios. De vensa en- las princip pales
iarmacias de Eurora y America.
Ell acting Sacretsrio de Pusrt
Rico, Mr. Gil', ssii6 aver hacia So y
SebIatitn y Ahs1co,
e senor don Pedro Garcia, due
NJ del estab'ecImieuto sLA Nlrfn,
nos part'cipa 90 atenta tarj to Que,
no obatAnte habarss embarcado para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
Ponce and euayana
Railroad Company
TOTALA EXTEN SION


Bids are hareby invited for the
contraction and grading Of the road
bed for the above extension from the
Descal sbrsdo River the present ter.
minus Of the roAd-to the western
limit If tia Hacienda Potala, also
separate bids far ths surfacipg and
laying OF track ou the said Potala
extension, AMI thu building of the ne
cessary bridgss, culvsrts, sidings. &,
according to tbs nlans and specifica.
tons now on ew at the Company q
{ fl eat Ceutra Aguirre. which have
besn driw WI up by M V. Domenech,
Eiq. G. z. AL wnw 10 be subject to
The approval # the Com mpapys epgi.
neers, n; q .hs ,uccas' full bidders shall
give bonds the fsitbfulmRud full
performance Il ihs conhact to be
ex cuted httween them elves and the
2. & G r r CO, do u bind them
selves TO Accept ths twsst or any
other hid wn ch may be submitted 10
them al ods must be inby May 18th
F0.ce and Guayama Railroad
Company.
w. J. LOwRIE,
General Msnsger.
Central Aguirre, April %, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
4 Qu|ENE! PUEDA |NTEREsAR

Ea la Ultima AsambleA Lsgislad
VI de Puerto Rico, 30 adopts 10 81
guisnts rssoluei6n:
sResoluci6n do 10 C&mAra de De-
leRsdos:
<Por euanto, SON unAnimes las
Queias y prosestas de TODD el Psfs
contra 10 abusivA conducts della Com
psfifa de Fsrrosarriles de Puerto RIco;
sPor cuanto, tal conductA 90 ma
ninssts en- la VICENTE tarifa do tras'
portes por modo el mas irrltsnte 6
iniusto.
sPor elanto, 90 ev dente que dicha
Compafifa y su arrendataria la Anne
riean Railroad GO tf Poit3 Rico,
gozarfan dc comp.sta impunidad si sl
Conseio Eiseutivo 90 mostrara indifs'
rents en- 10 les ftima defsnsa de los In
tsreses dal pafs, no si roitAndo las fA'
eultadss que 10 confisre 10 franq uicia
otorg ada & tel com ps Hfa y ademAs las
dsrivadas de 10 Ley Forsk
<ResuScsse por 10 Camara de
Dslegados solleit,r del Conseio Eje-
cutivo Las msdidAs y modiAsacionss
do tal ffanquieia neoesarias y eonve'
nientes para svitar los aludidos abu-
SOS 8 irregularidades, dentro de los
limites msrcados por 10 leys.
Hab.sndo pasado 81 Conseio Els.
sutlvo ls anterior resolue6a al Co.
mite dc FfAnquieias, Privileglos y
Conossionss. por 10 prsaente SO do
aviso al pdblico, de que sl dia % de
Mayo pr6xlmo & las dos do 10 tarte,
el ComitS do franQuicias, Privilegios
y concssiones eslebrarG un meeting
p6blico on el salon del Conssjo Ejecu.
Two con el fn de considerar 10 men,
eionada Resolution y tomar 10 acci
que ereysre necesaria.
Toda persona que tuviere queia
algunA que formular contra dichs
Compafifa dc Fsrroearril, debido 4
precios excesivos 6 2ipjusta Aprecia.
ci6n en- los precios de srasporte, que
do invitado al indicado meeting, en-
IL fechs y lugsr fiados, con objeto
de que pueda presentAr sus queias.
Frank FeulIIe,
Attorney General y Presideate del
Comit6 de Franuuicias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

-Esta mafiana 10 VIC en- 10 Corte
de Distrito de 10 civil el injunction In
terpuesto por el abogado don Eugenio
Benitez Csstafo, en- representation de
los 8. d res doa Ramon H Patron, dc q
Joi6 de Elzaburr, don Ramon Reyes
Pefia don Rafael Loubriel, contra
el Ayuntamiento de San Juan.
Llevaba 10 representation de 10
parte demandads el abogado ssf1or
Falc6n.
El Jatz Nfior Audrey sci ,lo para
el lunes 10 lectura de 10 sentsncia.
Los reporters no tuvieron IN pa pa
ra tomar notas sobre tan import. .nte
a'untc. Fl pdollco que concurrl6 al
acto rImefoso.
-PrcgtamA de las pitzas que eie
cutara 10 banda de Ia policia insula
en- 10 retreta de mAfiana on 10 noche
en- 10 plaza de sBaldorlotys
Marth, sChaperone,s Wce,tland
Bolero <Ls primsra vslads.s Rscobss.
Overtura sParsgraph ILL.,, Snppe, Co.
ro de repatriados de IL zarz lela <Gl-
gaates y Cabezudos,s , Cab Hero, Gran
selecei6n de 10 Opera eLucfs di lame.
mor,s Donisetii. Msznks dc salon
sMsgdalena,, Colvita. Two stsp ka.
ks waltz <Iu jolly Juuktom,s , Aacher.
Dauzs 80 'eiu del alma, sobre mt Il :
vo de la DANA <LA Trspera,s Mar
quez Star ipApgle Baaner
Ell luneI pr6ximo el gobsrn I'D or
irterino Mr. Post h.msra los nombra
mientos do algunoa corcei eiales.
-Eita mana se VIC en- 10 Corte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
DOCTOR eUSTAvO MunOZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Mediclna de Madrid y Ex.pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
a Madrid, ha establecido su
ofcina professional en- la calle
de Tetuan no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
q Q. N. Telefono no 326. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
N0T|c|AS DEL Ola

sUMAIO:-En la Corte de Dstrito -Proprama de Ia re-
treta de Observation-Disclosures de Gonceiales.
<Habeas Corpus, Don Ramon B. Lopez Probable
renunca.-Juclos por Jurados.- Corond Haml-
Sentencias del Tribunal Supreme. Subasta de vfve.
res.-Mutas en- Ell Juzgado de Haz.-Matrimono civil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
a. PUBLICO

Desde esta fecha quedo separado
del partldo republieAno, Al cuAl he
pertenecido, no pudiendo ser indifs-
rents q las eontiendas polfticas, me
sdhtero las huestes Unionistav, COR
las cuales votAie y irsbsiare en- 10
presente cemp,fis electoral.
JOSE DAUBE.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05

de Distrlto do 10 criminal el Habeas
Corpus presentado por el absgado
Falcon en- representation dc Policarpo
0 "
Ii Corts declare sin lugar oil re
irs0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
HABLA Mr. WINTHROP

(Cotinuacidn de la pdgina 1a)
guir una cor sIgnAoi6n para el obieto,
zero no se llev6 q cabo.
tContinu ark ma mana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10
ATHLETES OF THE
EAST AND WEST
In a Dual Field and Track Meet
the Former Would Prob
ably Win.

In spite of the fact that one world record
was broken and another equaled at the
western intercollegiate or conference"
track meet last week, the dual meet pro-
posed some time ago between the east and
west would undoubtedly have resulted In q
decisive victory for the east. This state
ment is made only after a careful analysis
of the records made at the two meets with
an allowance for the performances of the
athletes In the various dual and other meets
of the spring Excluding the discus throw
and taking only the thirteen events which
are common to the two sections. the same
records were made In two events, these be-
ing the 100-yard dash and the 220-yard hur-
dies. In six events-the 220-yard DASH the
440-yard dash, the half mile, 12o-yard hur-
die, half mile, hammer throw and pole
vault-the western records were superior TO
those made in the east. The Cambridge
meet saw better records established in five
events, as follows: Mile and two-mile runs.
shot put, broad jump apd high jump.
The following table shows the situation at
a glance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10

Few people are aware that the late senA-
tor German introduced base ball into the
District of Columbia. and made the White
Lot, now used by the amateur clubs OF
the city. the resort of the national game.
Not only did he introduce the game In this
city. but he was also one of the leading
players OF the team. and played in many
OF the championship games In the years he
took an active part. In 1858 Mr.. German.
then young man, had witnessed the play
ing of the game in New York the Kniek-
erbockers and Mutuals at that time being
the teams of note of that city. and on re-
tuNning to Washington organized club.
He was successful from the start, as the
idea took at once. For quite period the
men used Judiciary Square. where the PEN
sion office now stands. and Franklin Square
as the playing grounds. In 1859 the Ma
tional Club sprang into existence. and at
the convention of that year became a MEM
Der Of the National Association, as the or
ganzation of the clubs was then called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10

Special Dispatch to The Star
BOSTON, July 9-The fact that the Ma
tionals succeeded in securing so fast a
player as Altizer so soon after the pass
ing away of Cassidy well shows that fast
young players are to be had. There are
plenty of good men in the country today,
but 1t takes hustling to get them. There
is no doubt that Altizer is a settled mat
ter at short for the Nationals, and there
Is no doubt either he will have the Wash
ington rooters at his feet after he gets
back to that city. It was a crucial test
for this player to make his debut away
from home. but he stood the test finely.
When say he is far ahead of Cassidy I
speak advisedly. He is a splendid bats
man. not only good base runner, but a
daring one, wide awake, ready to take
advantage of an opening. and this applies
to the field as well as at the bat I never
saw a prettier play in my life than he
made off Goodwin here. and 1t may be I'll
never see another like it. Imagine man
making a back-handed stop while run
ming toward the outfield and tossing the
ball to the second baseman while running
in the opposite direction. That play in
itself was worth a deal more than the
price of admission that day. This man
AltiZer had played In Meriden, Conn, and
in Springfield. He had been looked over
by scout of the Boston Americans and
others. 1 believe that Ned Hanlon looked
at him or had some one do so. So much
for opinions on good ball tossers.
There was also that outfielder Batch.
who is now doing so well for Brooklyn.
He was another man who was overlooked.
That sort of thing happens very often in
base ball, however.
"Hobe" Ferris was talked of often In
Boston before he landed a full-dedged
professional by going to the Norwich
Club, of which our genial old friend Jack
Chapman had charge. One day Jack
landed in New Haven, Conn., and, chanc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10
HOW THE NATIONAL
LOOKED AT BOSTON
By ]. C. MORSE.

ing to look up, whom did he see but
| Hughey Duffy, now manager of the Phil
| adelphfa Nationals
Why didn't you speak?" asked Chap
| man. in surprise.
| Duffy '1' 'd'u
| Then he unfolded his mission. 'I want
| ris,' said he.
What do you think of him?"
think well of him" said Chapman.
! DO you think he viii be able to hold
| his own in the Boston American League
! Club?' next asked Duffy.
i certainly do" retorted Chapman
That was enough for Duff" and off he
went to Providence after Ferris, knowing
| that player was there. Ferris was Sc
| cured at SITS per month. He had started
| out in Norwich at SIS per month, and
| that player now receives the pretty sum
Of $4,000 per annum. Not bad Ell? In
| North Attteboro, where he first attracted
| attention. Hobe" played third base and
! his wonderful throwing ability formed
| the basis for lot OF talk. So Ferris
tackled new position when he Joined
the Boston Americans, and took to 1t very
! kindly No better throwing second base
| man ever wore a uniform.
l-ltizer Is a far quicker man. He looks
| out for second base in flrst-class fashion
and keeps an eye upon the runner all the
| time. With this man the Nationals now
| have first-class inf1eld.
do not want to be guilty of sacrilege.
| but IL L We're Jake Stahl l would let we'll
| enough alone and allow Charley Hickman
| to play first and confine myself to run
| ming the team. l have come around to
| think the game needs bench managers
| badly, and that every club ought to have
| one Hickman certainly did sting that
| ball here. He certainly is a slugger and
| a mighty faithful and ard-working ball
| player. OF course he cannot play the ba q
| one side of Jake" but he can outhit him
| for fair. With the pitching department
| bolstered up Washington ought to hold
| its own with almost any club. 1t is GER
| tainly mighty sight better team than
1T was last season.
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BEN WEST TO TRY FOR
THE DIAMOND SOULS

America will make another attempt next
month TO carry off the Diamond SOULS.
emblematlc of the single sculling cham
pionship. in the Royal Henley regatta on
the Thames. and a Philadelphia oarsman
will try to turn the trick. He is Ben West
of the Undine Barge Club of Philadelphia.
Only three Americans have ever succeed
ed in defeating the Englishmen in this his
torlc event of the rowing world. Two of
them have gone from the United States.
while the third and latest, Lou Scholes, is
a Canadian
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck and Howell
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the unlversity's coiors to fash in front.
the coach may bend every energy to get
ting the four to the starting In tip-top
condition. even to the sacrifice of the fresh
men and varsity crews The Columbia
men Eeem to lack the finish OF winning
go along at that smooth, strong pace which
wins races. The eignts seem to- lack brute
force as well as skill. The general impress
sion Is that there viii be no broken glass
In Poughkeepsie the evening of the regatta.
There Is legend here that a. Columbia
alumnus stands always willing TO foot the
bill for all the glass that may be broken
In the town the night the Blue and White
crew wins the varsity race.