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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
FRAWLEY BILL
LegaIizing Amateur Box
ing Passed in New
York State.
A Wall OF HARD LUCK

New York, March 21.-Local follow
ers Of boxing we're well pleased with
the news today that the Frawley bill
legalizing boxing bouts in New York
state had been passed by the senate
at Albany. The measure now goes TO
the assembly where favorable action
Is also looked for. 1t is thought that
Governor Hughes will sign the bill as
soon as it reaches him. in which event
there will be a boom in the sport
which has been dead here ever since
the repeal of the Horton law.
Senator Frawleys bill calls for five
round bouts with eight-ounce gloves
under the rules of the A. A. U.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
runs in this wise:

"CraIie Waeker, the demon south
paw. is among the latest to sign up
with Evansville. The Eyas NaouM
not seem like the same old club with
out wacker. Many local fanatics will
remember the day last season when
he sat in the grand stand after dis
agreement with Manager Letcher and
entertained the whole crowd through
out the afternoon. Wacker is certain
ly a frst-class pitcher, and is no less
certainly comedian who could make
his nightly appearances on the stage
without troubling to make up or act
any differently than is natural with
him."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
PLAN MODERN
RACE COURSE

It is currently reported that Ed.
Meyer. John Frailey and several local
people contemplate building a half
mile race course at the old Meyer
farm adjoining Meyers lake. It is
the intention of the promoters TO have
the race meets that are being held
at the present time at the fair grounds
transferred TO the new track. Barns
of the most modern structure viii be
built and q grand stand that will
e,lipse anything In Northern Ohio
viii also be constructed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
Statement Was MIsIeadina.

Through an erroneous report, an in,
correct statement was made In yes
terday's News regarding the eligi-
bility Of Walter Landor, member o
the c. H. 9. basketball team for the
game tonight between Canton High
and South High of Cleveland The
truth of the matter is as followsi
It was found that the reason thai
Landor was below grade at the time
Of the last six weeks report, was be
cause of work that he had missed.
This work was made up during tho
past week and accordingly his stand
ing was above for the period ending
one week ago. and not at the present
time only.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

That makes the ninth straight for
Canton. Who can say that they have
not a clean record?
No mistake is made when Anderson
and Ferat are called the scoring ma
chine They made some extremely
long shots.
Fogarty has not been able to make
a basket on "Steinie." The baskets
he made were after he went out.
Saturday afternoon Canton will play
the Butler team at the Auditorium.
We really ought to win that game.
It will be more hard luck for Can
ton If "Steinie" is kept out Of the
game because of his injured hand.
The Canton team we're midgets
when compared with Liverpool men.
Flora held Penino down to one
basket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
ALL SORTS OF SPORTS

"IAttle Chief Jude may be silent
Indian, but when he breaks out he can
spring things good enough for Joe
MiIler's joke book" said ]. Ed Grillo,
former president of the Toledo team
"On the last day Jude played with
the Toledo team, before leaving to
toin The Reds, the boys presented him
with a testimonial to show their re-
gard for him. A meeting was called
in my room In the Louisville house be-
fore they took the bus to the park.
"Jude never suspected anything
when I began addressing the team.
Boys, said ], there is q player on this
team who has been violating so many
ruIss that think 1t about time to call
a halt! I broiled this unnamed play
er for ten minutes and insinuatec that
II there wasn't an immediate change
his release would be forthcoming.
Jude was SUDDENLY told to stand up.
and, with his eyes bulging out, was
asked what he had to say. The little
Indian stammered, hemmed and hawed
and tear rolled doEn his cheek That
was too much for me. and l handed
him a beautiful scarfpin. He was
greatly affected and hurriedly left the
room. He waited for me at the eleYa-
tor after the meeting. and ealing me
aside. innocently reularkedi That
talk surprised mel thought you were
talking about Minahan all the time :"
Cleveland Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

John L. Sullivan, who Is appearing
at a Brooklyn theatre this week, says
that his sparring partner, Kid Cutler
will soon be after some of the heavy,
weights. Cutler is only % years old
but stands 6 feet inch in his stock
ings and tips the beam at 2O6 pounds.
He is quick on his feet and has a solid
punch in either hand. John has beer
teaching him much about the game il
the last year or SO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

The sioux defeated the National
basketbaii team BY the SCORE or a 70
IA. Mccoy was easily the star Tor the
Sioux, getting four baskets. Lefl1ovits
also played a good game.
The Sioux will play the Geisel yrs,
Saturday. The Juniors recently de-
feated the Sioux by the help OF Ste
phsnson OF the @. II. s. team, A good
game Is expected. -~ss sss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

A wall of hard luck has already
been heard at the training camp o
the Cincinnatis in Texas. Manage
Hanlon has a hospital list as long a
his arm. Haas, a catcher, is in bef
with tonsilitis. Schlei, the star bach
stop, has malaria and stomach trou-
BILE; Larry McNeal, another catcher
is laid up with malarial fever; Odwel
has a sprained wrist; CAMEL is suf
fering from a lame ankle, and Zim
norman has the asthma. Yet the Gin
cinnati fans are still in receipt of
the doubtful information that the Han
lon team will win the pennant to a
moral certainty. President Dovey OF
the Boston Nationals, says that he
does not want Sandow Mertes for the
reason that he spiked Fred Terney
severely a few years ago and tina
Terney has not forgotten it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

Another salary kicker has signed
up. Elmer Flick has signed with the
Cleveland club.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

The season will open this year on
April rs and close on September 10.
There will be 20 games played by
each team at home and the same num-
Der abroad. In the evening the mag
mates were taken to the Bijou theatre,
and after the show they were given a
banquet at the EllSs Home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
LINEUP AND SUMMARY.
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Referee-Zange. Iimers-HOner &
Ahrendts. Attendance-300.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22

For weak lungs and feebleness,
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky is an ex-
celIent Tonic 1t is absolutely pure,
full of nutriment, and builds up the
system. VIM. Marshall, sole agent for
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-22
THE SCHEDULE
Submitted to Magnates
of Central League.
Some Changes.
THEPRESIDENT'S

"Here are some of the important
features of the Central league sched-
ule. Several changes are to be maze
before 1t is officially adopted. The
opening games will be played on April
25, and the final clash of the teams
will be on September IS. Grand Rap
ids opens the season at Evansville,
South Bend at Terre Haute, Dayton
at Wheeling and Springfield at Can
ton. On Memorial day South Bend is
scheduled at Grand Rapids, Terre
Haute at Evansville, Canton at
Wheeling and Springfield at Dayton.
Fourth of July will find Grand Rapids
at South Bend. Dayton at Springfield
Evansville at Terre Haute and Wheel
ing at Canton. On Labor day South
Bend will play at Grand Rapids, Can
ton at Wheeling, Springfield at Day
ton and Terre Haute at Evansville.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
DEhOCRATA IS IN ORE
 IN DIFFERENT PLACES
President Hoffman Is Expected From Cincinnati In a
 Few Weeks,

That all workings on the Democrata are in ore Is the statement made last night by Peter Hook. superintendent of the Democrata Mining company, who arrived In the city for few days on business. He is here with view to obtaining some compressors and other mining paraphernalia which have been ordered, but for some reason or other has been delayed in arriving.
 President Hoffman of the company is expected to arrive here from Gin. cinnati in a few weeks on a, trip of inspection over the property. Indica- tions at present are that this will be one of the big mining propositions Of that section.
 Work ef development is being pros ecuted vigorously. and showfngs made in the past few weeks indicate that large ore bodies will be struck soon When the new mining machinery ar rives and is installed it will greatly expedite work around the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03

was highly pleased with develop ments and felt that the confidence which lad been reposed In the prop erty had been fully vindicated.
 On Friday Mir. Pattison was taken the Shattuck and spent the entire day inspecting conditions un- derground and on top |. He was also highly pleased with the conditions prevailing there, and having complet- ed his business in the district, made ready to depart.
 When seen at the train by a Re view reporter last evening, and asked what his report to the eastern stock holders would be, Mir. Pattison said:
 q do not think any man could have witnessed the development which I have on this trip and not be highly pleased. Of course every one knows what the Shattuck mine Is. The only changes which I could notice was that several more rich ore bodies had been opened up since my last trip into the district
 At the Denn the work of placing the mine in the producing class will be prosecuted vita the utmost energy.
 T do not think there is anything of interest to the public beyond this. except perhaps that the stockholders meeting will probably be adjourned at Bisbee and held in Duluth and at that time the matter of constructing a smelter will be considered"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03

It Is feasible also to construct dam at the san Carlos reservoir site to the height of 250 feet and such dam would create reservoir having a storage capacity of 55O.0oo acre feet of water The cost of such dam would be s2.00O.O0o.
 weedin's memorial protesting against the granting by the secretary of the interior of permission to the Southern Pacific to build through the reservoir at a grade that would inter- fere with the construction of the reservoir and goes on to point od' how the road could be built through at a sufficient elevation to in no way Interiere with the project and points out how the grade could be distribut- ed so that 1t would be only five rect to the mile.
 The memorial winds up by urging the building of the reservoir.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
VALUE IF SAN CARLOS
 PROJECT
Weedin Exploits Possibilities In Memorial to Congress Be- fore Territorial Council Would Enjoin s. P.

In the memorial to congress in troduced in the council by Councilman 1hos F. weedin and passed by that branch Of the legislature. some of the possibilities of the san Carlos project are set forth.
 weedin's memorial it directed to congress to prevent the Southern Pa cifc company from building through .he Giia valley at a grade sufficiently low to interfere with the project.
 weedin says: That 1t is feasible to construct a dam at the San Carlos reservoir site one hundred and fifty feet high at a cost of s1.02S.o00. in cluding the cest of rights-of-way damages for property to be acquired and a diversion dam at the head Of the Florence canal.
 Such dam will impound 2so.oos acre feet of water and reclaim 150.0Oo acres of land. the cost of reclamation being $40 per acre.
 That annual discharge of the Gils river at the dam site Is ample to i'll the reservoir created by the dam in years of minimum flow and that lesa than three per cent of the annual flow of the Gila river at the dam site has been appropriated for irri- gation purposes below the site. there fore the government can appropriate and store fin the reservoir without having to deal with prior appropria- tors s7 per cent of the annual flow of water in the Gila river at San Carlos.
 In the Casa Grande valley, the first agricultural land below the San Car los reservoir there are 315,oO0 acres of unentered government land and onlS 45,00O acres of private land, all of which are irrigable. level. gently sloping. hence admirably conditioned for irrigation. and possessed of soil of unsurpassed fertility and endurance and capable of producing in great abundance every variety of agricui- turaI and horticultural crop known tt ] the semi-tropic climates
 The lands reclaimed by the Sar Carlos reservoir wil support nor, than forty thousand people and mas' homes for 5000 families averaging five persons to the family and of th' 45.o00 acres of private lands In th' Casa Grande valley only z5.O1o acre. have water riSnts
 The san Carlos reservoir will fur nish 2o.o0o electric horse uoWer ans as it will be In the heart of one Of tn' i largest PinaI county mining belt rentals from the horse power would
 moro than pay the cost of maintain : ing the reservoir.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
HIGHLY PLEASED GOES
 ID DULUTH
Heavy StockhoIder in Dem and Shattuck Leaves for East after Hurried Business Trip to District.

After spending several days in the district attending to the details in- cident to the perfecting of the reo-- ganization of the Denn-Arizona De- veIopment company in wi he is one of the heaviest ste lders, Martin Pattison left the cltJ .-S5 eve ming on the east bound tram for Du- luth where he will maSe Is ort of the proceedings here and secure the approval of the eastern directe
 Mir. Patiison arrived ln ths o.ty on Wednesday evening and on rLusday morning held a meeting of the dIrec- tors ot the Dean-AriEona Develop msat company who are in the city, ta consider ske matter of opportfon- 2 SHOCK in tAe new company for sock in the old. After deIiberstius o1 the question for some time. the directors decided on the basis Of giy- izg three and oR-third shares of min iEg stock for each share of develop meai stock, with the privilege of buy ing one and one-third shares of min ing stock al par. The announcement was made through the Review and seemed to meet with the unanimous approval of the local stockholders
 On Thursday afternoon. Pattisons accompanied by his son. B, NJ, Patti, son, superintendent ef the Shattuek' Arizona and Denn properties. made . trip of Inspection to the Denn shaft He examined all Of the workings and it was just about the time he arrived at the mine, that now strike on the 1000 level was made When aeen by a Review reporter later. and asked about his inspection he stated that be
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
THE OLD STORY.

Word has been received at Solo knoxville of an accidental shooting which will probably result fatally to the young son of P. Freudenthal, the weIl-known business man of that city. From information it appears that the Freuienthal boy was playing with the little son of Sheriff Anderson. who had secured a 3S-calibre revolver from a bureau drawer in his home. and that in some manner the gun was dis charged, the bullet passing through the left shoulder of the FTeudenthal lad. The course of the bullet was Ge- termined. but so far the doctors have been unable to locate 1t. Blood pois onsng Is feared, and the little victir may be taken to Los Angeles Tor treatment
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
hmono Mlains Men.

Wm, Treaieae. who far number of yeara was master maohanie for tha Tombstone Consolidated Mining eoiH pAhy in Teasnatoae, was Ia this clly for q short visit shis week on hla way from Ban Francisco whore he has been for the past few months, t9 Bas nora where ha goes Co look after some mining property in which he is ihtefs sEtad
 chas. stfong of Los Angeles, who still has considerable mining iHtuf' sets in coohiss county, vas cut ai his claim near Gleason today where hes with others. are engaged In opening up a gold property At the gold camp few miles from Gleason The prop erty le A promising ope and coasid' cradle ore has recently been taken out that will soon ba shipped co lhs smelteFa at Isi paso.
 Win. 0oar was In Tombstone oa Friday from the camp Of the banta Ana Mining eompapy's property Beef the fjiaek Diamond. where hs is in charge of inc development work that is gosng on. The company has a force Of men At work engaged in sinking [ shaft on the property that was rseest' ly bnrchssed from William nlhcis burn. Quite a body of snlphias Ore has already been opened ID. Joe Best was in Tombstone yssier day on q sh0rs yisis from ihs Black Diamond property Ia the DfhKOons He states that jn ths BaKgis tunnsl ihs company has opened ap ono oa the biggest bodies Of sulpbi0e ofs that has ever been found iH the DfA Roops and Inst the eompsny has al ready taken out several thousand tons Of ore and are now making hf | fangsments t0 start 10 the smsltei aknia. Orders have been placed f0l sems time Tor q supply Of coke shs eoai aed as seoa As ths shipments Esrrjvs the smeitsf wilI be starred,
 ". c Moore was fn ffsfa oieasef today on ( short business tip, ti' states Inst that camp is sosinf q Ifhs front. The HhaBnon eompahi tkat has a lease on ths Copper Bell eropeFiv iH f6HkfDe reGniaf ehip
 pebss Co fba smelssre at cliften ani viii incfssse fhe ssp5Hpts during fbl
 next few tiOsr They gre ogeniai
 up sospe g11.i b 4l,s 1f ore in file oi
 Belle property sod Nfil soon be sbif
 ping from two Q fbfse esfs per ds,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
vlnsT nszrIHe nsLp.

SAN sAfHAroH, Feb. zS-Tl's court of arbitration which is 10 set f.e ail matters pending bsfNeen Hon 6urss sns sslcsfafBa beia iss fifst sss' slOn yesterday an1 approved Of tbs lnOfi4a that IioBdagss sod Nieafafua diseostfnne ffse fns'pfsnsncs m arm. ~ forces On fhelf ffonfisrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03

LEAyESwoRTH. Kas.. Feb. 2.- Companies I. L. and M., Third Bat talon engineers of the United States army. left Fort Leavenworth today by special train for Cuba 10 make a map of the island on Instructions from the war department.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
MAJOR LOGAN DIES,

FL PAso. Tex, Feb. 2.-Maior r. II. Hogan. U. s, A.. retired, died here tonight after brief Illness, The major was veteran of thc Civil War and i noted Indian fighter in the pio' noeF days.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-28


The Interesting question Of the pop
ulation Of the Chinese empire has
often been discussed. but Il ls stiiI
Impossible 70 say with any degree of
certainty what the figures are.
AT tho beginning of the Christian
era II Il toierably certain that there
we're al least sO.0e0,ooo inhabitants.
and 4 must BE- remembered that The
empire then was much smaller than
4 i At the present time,
Most Of the cenausea taken II China
daring the last 1000 years. SAYS the
North China Daily News. have not
professed to take In the whole popula.
ton. Young children and old men. FOR
Instance. were sometimes omitted the
main obiect Of the census being 10 a..
certain the number 0f taxable pessgns
Ry comnion consent the mnst reli
able cunsns ever taken IN China was
that of 1919, This gives The nsures
A. more than sese0l 600 10 1868 the
population was estimated nearly t0S.
10000 but IN 1851 q had qAllen 70
y s.ooo0Oo. the great TAPPING rebellion.
In which SO many millions ol people
lost their lives. being Que of the prin.
eipal causes undoubtedly Tor thia great
decline.
Travellers, missionaries and others
who have visited the resiaa aevas
tased A. the Tins of the TAPPING ruael
Hon. express the opinion thar the ioas
~ life during the great convulsi9a has
generally been estimated At too low a
figure. and 4 ia question also
whether the terrible famine more than
a score o. years ago IN the provinces
u Chlii shansi Shensi aad HonAn.
vith a population Of 7o.ee00eo. II not
responsible FOR the los of more lives
than Il Il usually credited with.
4 is still more certain thar The No.
hammedan uprising Ia the northwest
destroyed more lives than it is sen,
eraily supposed 70 hare done A ynry
moderate computation Of the loss ~
life incurred Ia these three calamitins
makes Il 20 be fully $4,000 coo Aud
n this connection Il would be well.
perhaps. 20 remind ourselves that the
hahltnal use of opium hy such
large number of the people has tended
% act iujurioasly on the recnpefatiye
power of the nation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-28

Little Chip, she dwarfysh comedian
can tell stories ail day lfia nssnri
mems o. hard Tack tales 1t hla own
experiences Ia especially large
The fourth nieht after easnea n
New York lasg season. broke ms lef
arm 10 a ran from my famous horse
in the ilrsi act said Chip 4 psages
through ihe next two acts without
telling anyone % my injury / alagcd
with my afm IN sBiins after that
and couldn't Do nay tails fof is weeks
Then when ! got 20 nosfaa I laai uir
Fnico Tor a Nhlle / certainly had 4
lug ef frpuhle Iiut everything + eo
Ing nicely 3e
While ID 4astoh. continued Cnn
= noticed thai Harry nalkef 81 tho
Man From New. was playing IS ene
of the thealera ! wrote him a note
saying / would b. pleased 70 have
xour company 81 supper Vel. after
the performance here came bulge
followed b the whole troupe. SEINE
IS Or 90 people
What Do xuu mean7" demanded
You can't ring anything Ike this 90
me
Well. here's your note. said nal
ser What are you eolng t0 40 about
IN
7 read ths nots over The sappel -
On me all riehl. ! said"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-28
MARRY UNDER ACE
Two centraIla Young People
Ran Away From Home
Saturday

shortly after William Patty and
Willie Testerman of Centralia had
been married saturday Marshal w II.
DArrough received telephone mes.
sage from the groom's father request
Ing the arrest OF both parties The
irate father said his son was but Is
yeas Of aga and The girl 10. They
swore It the clerks ofice that they
we're Of legal age.
Marshal Darrough said he could not
make the arrest unless warrant we're
sworn.out. This has not been aone,
and probably will not l'he young
people have neen 10 All intents and
purposes married and their parents
will probably receive them back and
forgive them. since It's all that can b.
done
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-28
TWENTY PER CENT
~hpplne'' Proves Rich In That
Which Both Cheers
and lnebriaies

Commissioner T. }. Farrar this
morning received a Telegram from W
n Johnson, special ofiicer At Musko-
gee for the enforcement Of the liquor
laws. saying that hoplne, anew terri
tory drink, contains twenty per cant
OF alcohol. and Is clearly contfahand.
The sample which VAS sent BY the
commissioner Mr. johnson for analy-
sis was purchased BY Deputy A. +.
Chamberlain from adealer IN Chelsea,
where hopine has become popular
drink, As well Il might, since the per
cengage % alcohol IS considerably
greater than that OF the beer.
Deputy Chamberlain will 90 70
Chelsea shis afternoon 70 SMASH the
stock Of herhlne now stored there,
and To arrest the dealer who has been
pnryeYing il 70 the Thirsty public.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-28
THE BIDLEIS
NOT PROHIBITED

Guthrie. Feb. p Henry ASP for
convention aud uoFaoe Speed fol
Greer county we're arguing the lnlnne
tion case before the supreme court u
day the delegates could not b. held AZ
the convention hall and the c0nstitu.
tioozl convention broke up without a
quorum for the llrst.tlme. Ffty-fouF
delegates we're 10 the ball, and 81 con.
stltute quorum. Murray refused 70
appear n court
The convention provided Tor Ap-
pointlve Insurance commissioner this
morning
The report OF the committee on 81
ucatinn provides thar legislature shall
enact separate school aud compulsory
education laws.
The reading Of the Bible IN schools
shall not be prohibited.