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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
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Bie bel inO Gle i'm StanOe ar.
Deroisusn2 Das 9anst gepiB Don S:bs
rem gemit6s3uHonbe ab. W2it BEL 4bs
nabme s5hrer @eiunobeii pirb aud
Sbr 9eroienh a~bnebmen, neil sic
nidt i'm StauOe Eno Iooisl Qr5sit au
Derrihien Dis sep0bnlid. sic Ioaien
piiien. baB Gle ourn ben ge5roua
Don 3riner's american Glirir Of gits
ter Nine Ger Qbnabms S6rer 8sIun6s
bsit ntgegenrpirten unb oiefelbe balo
Disoer auf ben Qormalpunct brinsen
i0nHen. 8itiss 6eilmiiisl 3pingt oas
8troauungsiphem ieine aufgabe 5u
erfiaen, oQe 0a6rung an3ansbmsn
IND gu %perbaueu, oisielbs al abIorbis
rem, IN neues, frii6es unD reihes glut
uno in neue grdfte um3unaHoelH.
Usnn INNER Sic bsmerasu. CAP sic
nitt iooisl unb nit 10 gutsm appetit
eTen ME 1epobHli6 uno bag felbf
5.hre qis6liH5sipeiTen Semen Mot
me6r cut 6eiommsn, 0aB sic obne llr-
ia6e ermai.et fii5isH, esbrau9tn sic
gyiner's Qmtrican Glirir Of Bitter
Nine. es-iR elm oortrsfilihss 5eils
mit.I FIT Ben Wagsu uno Die Ginees
usios. 5n QpOtbsisu. Soi. 5riHsr,
799 g. Qi6lano 4oe, gbicaso. 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
gmOtnlta.

Die Saspst nnb 5rsnh
Sid Giitnba6n TT fettis geittnt UNI
fon Bis gum /. Dec. Dem 9srisbr u5ers
seben perbtn.
5n soften Horb 5ranf Set
hsa, Elm betanntsr 6ol5bdnbler, an
gerleBuE5en, bic er It'd Hi einem 4us
tomcbiIuufaa 3uss3ossn butts.
Sin yrdirits5 eutr in Ter Qdbe
BON Dedsr 3erhorts GiseH.bum I'M
Wsrtbe oon $4,000.
Die gaditeinia6rit in PORTER,
lie me1rere 6unosrt Wlonu ~bgid1diii9s
(. BAT. irob 3ahlrsi6sr gtitenunssn,
psgsn Wonoels an 8oarselo ben Be-
Irieb einoeftni.
Fir bic grplofou. bic Dor ms6s
rersn Woftn BE Drilhait 8pntas
ssrioris UNI Sci Der u geriousn
gsiSetst IND msbrsrs buHosti Dsrlsti
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Mthtsun.

SIN 9un0esseri9t gu @ran0
Rapids lit gsgen Um. 5atriion,
ben grdFoenten Der 6arrilon WagoH
Dorts, Der 6arriioR Qano 60. uno
Der 5arrifon Automobile 60. elm
3pan9Deiies ganterotiDsrfabren sins
geleitet norDen. Die Oasenfabrii
uno bic qutomobilgeisaidafi Fno be-
reits i'm gcncurs.
5n &ata-m a3 r@r6e Der
SO Sabre alie 5orace g. DdDis. Elm
aHgeisbener @sI6Gftsmann, BON sinem
Sin6rsher erldofen, als sr feline Sat
tin gssen ben 8duoiten in SduB
Hahm.
Rabs BolDerins eri6oB bsr
lutberiide greoiger u. g. 6eipsmon
oon galumet sinsu sspifsn Sac.
9ahoenpsra. ben tt auf Der Sdgo fir
:iHsn 5irid bisli.
Qaf bet 665s Don 9oint
2ootoui 6rdnnte auf BEN 5urons
lee Der 8ampfer .9i33ie Waoben" auf
ser Fabrt BON Ban Git1 mad aittle
Current, Ont, Bis gum Bafsrfpisgsl
aieoer uno in Der 9hunber Bal sing
Der Dampfer .NcnobonHsi" in Ham
neH 1uf. Die Uannfhaftsn beibsr
5tiffe purbe s@ereitst.
- 9ein Sprsneen Don Ban itums
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

clauisI ~ansebdngt DorbeH mar. Das
9dus nahm Die ~beionoers fir gbicaso
ui6tige gorlass an, peItt cine 5ubrs
merits sRaoheuer einfiibrt nm oieie
8orla9e beourf run nur nod Der I'M
teridrift oes @nuDerneurs.
- 3mei Midnnsr betmten oas Sc
tdube Der State gant BON Gin
I 0 II, b~eoro6ten ben prGIoenien uno
zen @oHirer nit RsuoIocru, l6luaen
ben Farbi9sn Bortier nieoer uno entz
tamen nit idmmtIifem 9eloe, Oas lie
rprfdn0en. nadcem tie bic gantbeams
ten eiugelhloHen batten.
Gritaunli6e @ntbiiQungen Eat
bereits Die BON oem 9eaisldturduss
iduB sefihrte llntsrIu6uns Der mebr
ais fra5Iihen gefhdftsmetboben Der
sSu. & Mih. Canal GommiTion" gu
tase gef0roert, Die bic @ommiHion in
einem - ssIinbe ssiast - eigsnt6iims
lihsn 9iGte erI6einen lai1en. Sir
Elm RUTHERFORD babeu, pie bic Inter
iuhung ersdb, bic GommifGre todt=
lihes @igentbum uno Itaotli6e Rehte
i'm Dertbe Don Milionen rerI6leus
bert. Die llntsriu6urg iii mod
i'm 9angs.
Su oi6tem Rebel toaioirten in
peoria 2 electriihe G%trdBenbabns
pagen matchmaker, nobel Elm Motors
mann t0otlih, elm anOerer fdper unb
etpa elm DuBenS 9aHagiere ei6t pers
lebt nuroen. ~ @m. 70. QtpDoS, elm
prominenter ginpphner Der Staot,
beging Selbftmoro Ourn @rfhisBen.
~ Sin Inlimmer RrawaQ ereiQnete
ii9 in Solicit, in 9erbirpuna nit
Dem STREET. Der bortigen Steinbru6s
drbeiter gegen cine 9obnherabiebung.
Streiter unb 4rbeitsnilige tattsu eli
nen bluti9en 3ufammenItoB, nobel
Steine uno ReDolper benubi unb mebs
rere 9sute aui beioen Soften perleBt
purDen.
Die grioer ReiIpn un0 Ben
9edln liRo IN Carmen Derhlftet
Doroen, inter Der 4nttage, am 2. BIS.
oort 6erbert Spence srmoroet 3u 6as
ben.
Bel 6armoaIe, unpsit
Bsorid, conipirte Elm qofdgiersug
Der QttonsBabn init einem 6radt3uQe
Der 8anoalias Balm, pobti @arl
Uberff, Ierre 6aute. Snb.. gei0otet
un0 Z 4nbere berleBt purben.
Sm aampfe nit elmer gdnOe
2unbfrei6er, tpeI6e felt mebreren
8asen bic @egenD tsrroriIirt bate, ers
i@oB gu 6ilIs6oro Der 5ilfs-
Sheriff z. ai5ginnop einen Der Ban
bitten, oerpunOete sinen an6ereu uno
bradie ben Reit, 9 Damn, 6inier
S6IoB unb 9iegel.
BON BEN coo 4rbeitern Der
pflugfabrif gu moline fDurOe bic
6dlfte abselegt. IS febIt nidt an
auftrdgsn. noel ober an gaar5sIO
fir bic 90hn3ablungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
gHo~Eahntu.

Das CbrItaatsgsri6t 6ai euts
idisosn. Dab bas itaatliAe @eirdnies
seisB ben @srtauf BON Gpiriiuoien in
oieism Sidais abloIut per5isitt auber
in Gtaots ooer Ortsgsmsinbsn, bic
Tb fir Shantlicenisn ertlirt 6a6sH.
5n Sdlem fislen $. Bier
Dirtb's a~ouflobsn. sSo6n Sfaebtnos
gers 8adsrei nre SRI. Sornsr'< Qubs
madsrei einem granoe gum Cpier.
Sri. Qnna SobHion. ,ins iunes
5tuosntin aug 3 0 10 /, nuroe Ri
elmer 5urhsprsnerei (g5a3insO in
Der Staa.suniOsrftdt pabri6tinlih
toblli6 Dergebt. O
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
aatnnrTota.

5n Ct. gduI c~pnioirtsn 2
sleesrifde SirabeHbabnpasen, nobel
Gin WlanH ano cine 8rau too.lih, mebs
rers anosrs i9per nnb gsssn 20 psis
isrs perionen lsidisr 0sylsBi puraeH.
DIR 12idbrige Carl Sobnion
uHo on l9idbriss DAFT 50snion e.
itanskn in arii4ossiss ~ Glbsrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

Die selbsn Qorsb5sitsl. DsIas isoer
3tituna auigelisbt perosH. 3sisen aus
fer otr Qorshe aud nod bic 3eit an,
ipie nett Gin 4borueni 50s glati Be-
9dblt BOT. NeHH IS sum 9siipitf fsibt
Mdr5 Of. 70 6sosutst oisB: g,5ablt Big
Mdr3 1901 4pr. 90. bs8atlt bis
Qpril 1900; Wai 80. b,3abIt Bic Tai
1899. Daraus ttHn isosr iebsn. uis
psit ,r Iidtdnois it, ODER pOrousbs.
sablt fat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
9ai perfaitfet,.

20 Nder sutss 9ano NIT Grnte 2 Rlbs,
so pnbHsr. GROCER ia6Rer @arten, autes
Sdus uno Shsune. 5ntter u.i.u. cine
a'lsils Don eanoftdo den it franfSsitsbals
Der 81 Daiaufsu. Dian aorsItre: 9lid
8infsl, Grano Rapids, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Ytt famfett neimMt.

GIte airdsns uno S6ulbange, per6sn
lu taufen eeiaht: 9ferten unter &. R.
@OLumbia Cfics.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Sn perfan7sn oOer az Oermrietben.

Cine it0ue 5arm I Section groB, eatss
eano, gutss gsdiier, 6ans nnO Stall, I
uaetls pom GoDH. aaes i'll Guiem 3uitanoe
II 81 %DeriaRieH ODER 5a oermistben.
Aorslis: anton 6aiener, WtOOrston, Rort6
2atota.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
aatb. gsrbeitsr . snreau.

Tas BON ben osuti6en iatbsLii6en llns
trliisuHsssnno SunsIinss : 9ersinee BON
&isconHH Oreaniiirts irsie arbeitsnahs
n%siinHess uno Snformations Bureau BE-
nnost lid isBtin go. 220 WiscsniiR Ctr.
%. RDbIinger Sscretdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
aloro

SIN psrgdngeRsn 5abr pur6en
in oieiem Siaats 1,124184 acres
9unoeslano ais Seimiidttcu bele9t;
2.899,685 Qcres inb nod gu baben.
Ualtsr 5obnion, Der 16 Sabre
alts 5obn oes BEL Wc&inneD
n%obueuOsu Bormets get. So6nion,
puroe BON einem quhs 6a6it1bli6 in
Stiids 5errihen.
Das @reat Qortbern 5ctel in
9raRo 6arbor ging inmmt Sns
bait gdn5lid in 5lammen auf.
Die betaeisn @6eIeute Gas.
Gridio on unb Grau iirs in i9rer Bobs
nuHs gu GOmorea an ao6lsngas err
fidt.
Dar6 bic GrpIoiion zines @afos
linofens brad in gorf Elm 8eusr
aus. pelfes einen S6aoen Don SIS.
600 aHrih.ete.
Sn BefDa brannte ods Der
6ants State gants @s6dube. in oeKeH
2. stodpsrt ii6 eins gsrsinsbale Be-.
IanO, gdnsli6 nieOer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

pen auf eer 6arm Ieiner oerpittpstsn
Nlnitsr 81 RegouRse tam Der 16
Sabre dIie 9us. NHtiaa um's 9eben.
Ndbe atlantic nurne Elm
u~n5etdnnier 6c!sfdnsr. Der Iih offsHs
bar auf bic 9abnssIsiis IntdFsn selest
bate. pom sinem 3uss a6erfabren uno
set0otet.
Der Miliondr Tremout 9.
@besbrougb inentts Ger Ssdot 9 q b
@itp 100000 gum antauf bon q
aeres fir sinen 0fFentlihen 9arl.
4uf oas @o5ubaus oes So
Sabre alien @onrao @dIters al Ils
legdH purbe Elm 0nnamitdtteniai
sem0ft. neil er nab QnTht leiuer
Rah6arn 81 5dlo mad Dem Sob Ieinsr
Satin tpieoer sebeirat6et bate. I'm
elnen YroeeB gu permeioen. ruroe
dlsodnn cine GelofammluRe Derans
faitet uao Der anseriaiets S6aoen
erisBt.
Sn 6alfaPolis ~oerbranuie
gas 4fanrt9e 2onterceH Der {Srdu Nn.
Curtis, ods nit isinem 2 Sabre alien
Shpeiterhsn BON Der Mutter ALIEN
5u 5duIe seIahen noroeu ip1r uue mi
6euer geipielt bate.
geim 5eueransiiuoen nit @etros
leum srlitt bic 8 Sabre dlte Eodter
oes auf Der eandoiInen settle bon
9 ault ste. Marie pobn6aften
Sohn aaas ben Slammentoo. Sin
6inldnoer Ramens 4ltoneu oon Mdrz
quette oeriibte bier einen boppelien
SeIbhmorooerfuh, inoem tr Iih BEN
pals 0urhihnitt uuo odnn in Seu
6luB Iprang. @r puroe aber beraus
gefiidt urc nIrfte nit oem oe6en oa,
Dontommen.
Dds 7id6rige S66udeu Der sae
Mile 0m. Sole in 6 rpfuIFaIIs
ltirSte beim Spleen ben 500 Nub
tieien Sdd6t Der 9reai @eIteru 9rus
Re binab UNI puroe 3sri6mettsrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01

"a. inosm lie Del Der @uteuiasS our6's
Sis brdhen.
geim S6littIhublauitn auf
Dem 6ountainaSe 5u Qlbert2ed
brdhen 2 SohHe uno cine 5ohter pes
GEepaares IsIs SurueB Elm, unb Elm
12iG6ri0sr Gohn erlront.
Sn 0fttmar bsgine bic IS
Sabre allie Jrau 1t. 9inblanp Selbn
mor0 0ur6 @rbdngen.
81 61irmoht o%erunslidie
Qlb. 9uidert bei elmer Durh6rennes
rel tootlih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-01
Special Mnseigclt.


~ furnish the work and toaeh You frse, you WORK III
he locality vheru yoalise. send as your adiI IS and We wi.
explaau the bnsinoss fally rencmscr we guarantee a clear profit
oftd for every day work, absolutely sue Write atonx
ROYAL hAKcFAcIuRfHG CO., Boa lilo Dnreit, Hieh
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

1880 Per Ton
ryrRS RUSHING TO NEW DOUG
IAsCREEK GOLD DIGGINGS.
Mineral Deposits are Estimated at
S2O,OO0,000
,,m,od, OF Acres OF Placer Claims Among
No Richest in Observation-Disclosures are
Based on Reports by Agents of
Geological Survey

! rHVYENNE, WYO.. Aug. 4.--Thousands
i acres Of placer claims in the Douglas
.sE district the mineral deposits of which
n estimated by experts to be worth from
sjaOOO0 to $2o,Oo00OO, will be opened
\ tbp result of a report received here by
MI Beyans from David T. Day, chief of
II, division of the United States geological
Snnlps the poorest which could be found
/, fp center Of the placer field, were sent,
n his assay has just been received show
II, fine dirt runs $TS0.71 to the ton in gold,
Il @T cent Of magnetic iron and "a per
|,f Of hematiic making these among the
I+pst placer mines in the country. The
|ri, also carry platinum, upon which Mr..
In made no report. There are thousands
h scres Of these lands and every foot is
VIM taken Up.-From Kansas City Journal,
I'M s. 1906
The above press dispatch appeared widely
\ the newspapers all over the country on
must sth last, and caused tremendous
ai Of gOId-Seekers to the district.
The American Gold Placer Min
by Company has secured control of
10 acres of rich placer ground To-
lated in the choicest part of this
heb placer district. The great rich
is of this section is a late discov-
by credited to the explorations of
be U, S. Geological Survey.
This Company now proposes to
lgelOp its claims by means of the
aeSt scientific methods of placer
inning 1t is safe to assert that the
POTTS accruing to our stockholders
vii be something amazing, and
here is ample evidence to confirm
Bis belief
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
WITH SIX DREDGEs IN OPERATION THIS STOCK
SHOULD BE WORTH AT LEAST So A SHARE

question
the machinery
'.gold ship will of
not to
in the free
gold values alone But the additional values platinum, gold
with the free gold and at added will be
famous Grovnd placer said to have produced
If such profits appear remembered
placer mining dividends
than 20
matter is that of mining
No is
"a to
earliest this
enrichng its followers with incalculabe wealth.
propose powerful
treasury
will withdrawn;
with promises unusually large
VIII join US?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Our Opportunity and Yours

Were possible
to the public.
goldb bearing
obtained
to
fully
policy these producing
8
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

AHe 4ou acres constituting claims u
are situated along Douglas Creek
ABOUT 40 miles southwest of Laramie secvrsr~SSx
wyoming, and about II miles from GoiDPlaeEa
the Colorado line Completion of the GO zxIEsOsns
laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific Rail- saSEs IS =
roau, now under construction win
bring railroad facilities within four M
mics OF our claims by spring of 1907 -
Inc accompanying maps show the
region traversed by the Medicine Bow ST.
Mountains. To the south lie GiIpin Rop1der an
Lear Creek Counties. the richest gold district /
colorado. Douglas Creek to the north was
famous placer district fifty years ago but ow;n
70 tne primitive methods of working was Iaf
r Tor other fields with only a suggestion of it
y VA e. removed Now, the report OF Dr. Day Q
ebe Se9logs3l Survey coupled with modern me
result. W W suicl - III
me entire region is veritable treasure stor
Oh beavy valued naturalization. The evidence i
th 11isIakable that the great volcanic disurban nc
sa aa m fhae the Colorado counties was tn
the head of Douglas Creek Then the erosion q
water brought the rich nuggets and gold dour d
mem mem among the gravel. The State Geologist {
the region, says: eAs'
Every gulch the eastern slope Of the Ne
on the western slope have been panned and feste,
gent inquiry among the od-time prospectors and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
Type of "GoId Ship to be Built by American
Gold Placer Mining Co.

The line Of huge buckets shown this dredge
gravel and
suce-box method We will with
little
greatly the profits of the We intend
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
VALUE OF THE PROPERTY
WYOMING

sa g
aiM@ this
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

~ old values here equal the ondke Mining for Placer
80 pronaDe as modern has reduced til
. nunuleo-Iold Returns sure quick and lucrative
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
Caeessne of Officials Partial Cause of High Score Against Eastern
c. v. u. HAD SNAPPY
PRACTICE YESTERDAY
Whitehead Promoted From
Scrubs to Varsity
Eleven.

4 meeting Of the athletic council of
George Washington was called last
evening, but not enough representative
were present to constitute a quoraUe.
The purpose Of the meeting was 10
adopt a style Of monogram 20 be used
by those VINO viii war the university
letter
AT football practice yesterday on ths
Van Ness Park grounds, Whitehead
graduated from the scrubs 10 a position
on the varsity. The recruit IS heavy
and has shown exceptional ability with
the junior team. Gait. the new quarter,
Is also showing up well. The practice
WORK yesterday was unusually snaUpys
as Che men seem 70 realize their posi-
bilitles since the defeat of the InIVer-
siJv Of Maryland Monday.
The football fans at George Washing
ton have ID doped out that IN the event
Of a game with Georgetown the down
town school has the Oest chance IN
years OF defeating its rival from across
the creek. Constant Improvement Is
being shown under Nelson's coaching
and Ii IS generally admitted that the
team mad some excellent material
Assistant Manager Sharp Is trying 10
arrange games Tor the second team
with the Washington high schools. lC
is understood that most OF the nigh
schools have signihed their Willingness
to play If dates can be arranged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
CORCORAN MATCHED
WITH YIN. C. A. TODAY

The Corcoran and Y. NJ c. a. hes
ketbaH teams meet this evening in the
first championship game of the Wash
ington Basketball League. The game
will be played at the National Guard
Armory.
teams are closely matched. and al have
some good players on their line-ups.
Dancing viii follow the game tonight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
Macdonald ont
For GeorgetoWn
Football Team
High School Athlete Out
Today for Varsity
Eleven.
y MacDonaId II ID rescna,

Cy Macdonald to the rescue
At last big Cy has suCcumbed to the
solicitations of Coach Reilly and the
Georgetown players and viii come out
fox the football team today.
Macdonald announced positively upon
his entrance at Georgetown that ne
would not play football, but promised 10
come out for the baseball team. He
stuck 10 his determination until yes
t5rday after the return of the George
town players from Richmond, where the
necessity for more men was conclusive
~ shown Macdonald realized that the
team must be strengthened II IT was 10
stand any chance agiusJ Virginia or
even George Washington, should that
game he played
Cy was last years captain OF Cen
tral High School eleven ana played
with the Central team for three years.
He was one Of the best all-round ath-
letes that the Washington high schools
have ever produced. Besides being a
football and baseball player OF exCep-
tional ability he was the largest indl-
vidual point winner in last springs in
te--high school meet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
DEPARTMENTAL CHESS
PLAYERS OPEN SEASON

The Departmental Chess League opens
its season this evening at the rooms OF
the Washington Chess Club.
Six teams, Navy. Treasury, Interior.
Government Printing Office, Agriculture,
and Commerce and Labor. comprise the
league. Each of these teams is COM
posed Of four players. The teams play
on Wednesday evenings, and at the pre-
mier tonight Interior. champion of the
league, VIII bank against the Govern
ment printers quartet.
The games start at o'clock at the
rooms Of the Washington Chess Club
614 Twelfth street northwest, and the
public Is welcome.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
Williams Players
Exonerated From
Professionalism

WILLIANfSTOWN, Mass. Nov. s.
The Williams College athletic council
by its decision to take no action against
several of the members Of last years
baseball team who were accused Of hav-
ing played summer ball for money has
practically declared the charges un-
founded
In a statement issued yesterday the
council declares that It has investigat-
ed the charges, received the word OF
honor from the accused players that
they received no remuneration direct or
indirect. and has decided to let the mat
ter drop.
Dartmouth barred several OF its play
CTs on similar charges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
SUTTON REMAINS
BILLIARD CHANT

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-George Sutton last
night defeated Jake Schaefcr ct IS-inCh
balk line. two shots in. by the score
OF so 10 2u, and by the victory re-
tanned the worlds championship emblem
fer that style Of billiards.
The winner averaged % 1-S. running
out in nfJeeu innings. his good record
being due 10 a brilliant run of 30 in
the ninth inning. SchaCfer averaged
II is runs Of % and 20. saving the
veteran master OF the cue from being
totally OuIClassCd.
SchaefeT never played a poorer game.
He seemed badly OF stroke from the
start and was able 10 negotiate double
figure counts in only four innings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06

will meet for a practice game or two.
Dallas IS a hustling and lively town
from a sporting standpoint, and the
Giants will be enabled to Indulge all
their reported side activities In the way
OF going against the bank or the wheel
or taking a iier on the races. unless
conditions have changed nightly since
last spring Dallas Is the town where
the faro dealers were wearing typical
whitecap costumes of long linen busters
and long black masks when the Wash
ington team was there last spring.
It's no use for Georgetown to CRY over
spilled milk Get together for that North
Carolina game in Washington next Sat
urday and the Virginia and George
Washington games Victories or good
work In these really big and important
games will make the alumni and the
friends Of the school forget the wallop-
pings by FOrdham and Virginia Poly
technic. The squad seems TO have the
material and the nerve, and it's up 10
somebody to get results.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-06
ERASMUS SNOTHERS
EASTERN HIGH TEAM
Laxity of Officials Arouses
Sympathy for Wash
ingtonians.

NEW YORK. Nov. eight thousand
wildly cheering Brooklyn enthusiasts saw
the Erasmus High School eleven smoth-
er the team Of the Eastern High School
from Washington yesterday at Saratoga
Field
Eighty-aight points were rolled up by
the Brooklyn squad, representing fifteen
touchdOwns against the visitors. which
appeared totally unable to defend
against any sort OF attack sent against
II.
The game. in spite of its one-sided
score, proved highly spectacular and in
teresting and the crowd was kept in a
constant uproar. applauding stirring
runs from catches and from scrimmage.
brilliant forward passes, some good
kicking and tackling.
Everything Goes.
The game was married. however, by
TIE laxity Of the officials in charge or
the field. Everything went, apparently.
and the schoOIboys were not slow TO
take advantage Of the condition. AS
Erasmus had the ball most Of the time
il naturally was favored by the free
dom permitted, and added TO its total
considerably by reason OF the fact.
So obvious was the failure Of the
officials 70 enforce penalties for
breaches of the rules that toward the
end even the highly partisan crowd be-
gan TO sympathize with the protesting
washington players, and there were
loud calls from all parts Of the field 10
stop the promiscuous holding INDUCED
IN.
At last the cries Impressed the officials
and stirred them TO action, and there
were many penalties enforced in the
concluding minutes OF play.
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