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The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
MOHN IS CAPTAIN.
Clever AII-round Athlete 10 Lead
Georgetown Prep Relay.


Georgetown Prep Relay.
Earl Mohn. '07. - Pit'sburg was yes
terday appointed captain Of the George
town Prep relay team. and W. Litter
ding was elected manager of the Prep
baseball team 10 succeed Albert Kirk
land, who recently resigned.
Mohn is in the last year of the Prep
school and VIII enter Georgetown next
year. He is fine athlete, having run
on the Prep relay team three years.
played shortstop on the baseball nine
last season. and was first choice for
quarter back last year, but did not play
on account Of sickness. Litterding, be
sides being captain Of the football
eleven for next year is clever ball
player and a fast relay man. He is i'm
the same year at the Prep school as
Mohn, and will enter Georgetown next
year
Manager John Tierny announces that
the Props viii send a strong squad to
the Federal games 20 compete for the
interscholastic cup. Besides the relay
four, which promises to be even faster
than in former years. the Props will go
after points in field events. SChanc in
the high jump; Murray. in the pole
vault and the three shot-putters.
Fred Litterding, Bringartner, and Yund,
are all good athletes. The other entries
viii probably be Tierny and Mohn in
the dashes. Smith in the hurdles: Ham
mOnd and Smith in the 22O-yard race:
Martin. O'KelIey, and ". Litterding in
the quarter, and Lucas in the mile.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
LOCAL TEAMS OLASSED.
Georgetown, George Washington,
and GalIaudet In PENIS Relays.

Georgetown, George Washington,
and GalIaudet In PENIS Relays.
Georgetown. George Washington. and
Gallaudet have received their classified
lions for the annual relay carnival al
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, April q.
Georgetown is in the class with SYRIA
cuse, Amherst. Brown, Williams, Dart
mouth, and Maine. while George Wash
ington, three classes lower. is pitted
against Maryland, Westminster, Washing
ton and jefferson. Western Pennsylvania
Villanova, and Fordham. Gallaudet. in
class s, Is slated to meet St. Johns, Mary
land Agricultural. Franklin and Marshall
Gettysburg, and Stevens Institute.
The complete classification follows:
l. Harvard Yale. Princeton Chicago Michigan
Cornell. Columbia, and Pennsylvania.
2 Syracuse, Georgetown. Amherst. Brown. Wi
liams, Wesleyan, Dartmouth, and University Of
Maine
j SWarthmore, Johns Hopkins, Lafayette State
BuckneI Dickinson. Virginia, and Colgate.
l. Leland Stanford. University Of California. Wis
consin' Minnesota. Iowa, Illinois. McGil. and To
5 College Of City Of New York New York Uni
YeTsity, Rutgers College Lehgh. HaVeTford. Western
Maryland, North Carolina. and Carlisle Indian
School
Maryland George Washington, Westminster
washington and jefferson. Western Pennsylvania
Nilianoea, and 81. Johns lFordhaml.
I.AotIg Dame Northwestern, Kansas. Nebraska
Washbun, Texas. aud Purdue.
& St Johns (Aunapolisl, Maryland Agricultural
Franklin ard Marshall Gettysburg. Galaudot, anl
Stevens Institute
/ p Jrsiuus, Muhleubmg Allegheny, ST. Joseph4
college, St Francis XaUer Brooklyn Polytechnic
Pennsylvania Military and Dais0u-
TO- suwanee Georgia, Nashville Oberln Cincin
natl and Western Reserve.
IL jefferson Medical Hahusmauu Medical Medl
co-ChiHrgical Philadelphia Dental, PHILADELPHIA
College Of Pharmacy. Art aud Textile and Temple.
T. Trinity, B0wdoiu. Boston. Worcester Poly In
sttute Holy Cross Massachusetts, Institute o. Tech
uology, and Vermont
g. Union, Tufts. Rochester, Hamilton Hobart
Buffalo and New York Law School
II. Annapolis and West Point
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
"0IL" MAN A SCORCHER.
william Rockefeller Hailed to Police
Station for Auto Speeding.

New York. Jan civilian G. Rookie
teller, his wife, and seven-year-oid son
were the leading figures in the weekly
comedy of automobile arrests to-day for
iexceeding the speed limit Of ten miles an
hour MI Rockefeller was coming down
the hin on St Nicholas avenue. near
l25th street, in touring car, his chauffeur,
John Dahlberg. driving. when Policeman
Mara stepped out from behind a truck
and announced the capture.
Mr. Rockefeller. who was sitting on
the front seat with the chauffeur, spoke
up.
Why. were not exceeding the speed
limit al all. We're only going fifteen miles
an hour"
All right, sir. It's too much for me at
that, replied Mara.
At the West 18th street police station
DahIberg was charged with speeding.
Mr.. Rockefeller put up cash bail. IN
signing the bond be gave his business as
"oiI"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
Old Honesty,s Entry Refused.

COvingtOn. Ky, Jan. PA. J. Corey
is greatly surprised at the action of the
Coney Island Jockey Club in refusing
the entry Of the three-year-oId colt Old
Honesty for the Suburban Handicap.
Corey says that the entry was refused
because 5000 in forfeits due the Brigh-
ton Beach Racing Association had not
been paid by him Corey says that he
knew nothing of this debt, had never
received a bill for the same, and that
when he sent in the entry of Old Hon
esty last December for the Brighton
Handicap and Cup. it was accepted i'm
mediately with a note of thanks.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE LIST.
President PuIlinm Issues First Of
fIcinI Bulletin of Releases.

fetal Bulletin of Releases.
President Harry Pulliam, of the Ma
tionaI League. has issued his first Of
fetal bulletin Of releases for the year;
Cincinnati has released Tommy Cor
corqn to the New Yorks. and Fraser
goes to Chicago. The st. Louis Ameri-
cans get J. c. Delehanty from the Reds,
who also have made the following
shifts: John w Deal to Lancaster,
Pa; Smoot to Toledo, Livingstone and
Siegle TO indianapolis. Wicker to Co
Iumbus, and Dyer to Atlanta.
Boston has given John O'Nen an I'M
conditional release and has shifted
Raymer TO Johnstown, Pa Billy Gill
bert's official release by New York 10
Newark appears in the list. Boston
gets Patsy FlaheTty and Claude RitChey
from Pittsburg. Ganley goes 10 the
Washington Americans. and Heine
PETIT to the Louisville club Harry
Clark is shifted to a Milwaukee berth,
and PIeiss viii play for SteUbenville,
Ohio: HucLsman again goes to Kansas
City
ST. Louis transfer Of William Phyle
to Toronto is recorded George Star
nagIe has been stricken OF the reserve
list by Cincinnati.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
SALVIDERE MAY RUN.
Nadden's Horse One Of the Eighteen
NOminationSsfor Kentucky Derby.

New York, Jan. Z1--There are eighteen
nominations for this years Kentucky
Derby. The noted Salvidere IS among the
eligibIes. but it is not known whether
Madden viii consent 90 start him SD early
I'm the year II Salvidare should go 10
the post be would Doe strong favorite.
no doubt, his presence being the means
Of reducing the field 10 a minimum.
Barney Schneider has entered both Jack
Akin and Tony Faust. believed 10 be
coming three-year-old stars of masui-
tude. Ed. Corrigan may try for the
derby with his hllv Catherine H., who is
highly regarded. Fred. Cook has Ben
Brush colt named Ben Flag. that may
develop into "a Derby factor. while Rome
Respess has a colt, Alan Bramble, by
AlandaIe. once a Derby winner. James
r. heenc has named BrOmObal. Tri-
umphaut. and CiamOr. all well developed
and high class, while Elmer Railey thinks
he has the winner I'm Holdfast, for whom
an offer Of SoG0 was refused last spring.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
FORM BILLIARD LEAGUE.
1IOFHingstar and Arson Arranging
for InterCity Matches.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 27.-Capt. a. c.
Arson and Ora Morningstar were in
Pittsburg last week arranging for the
formation of national billiard league
and were in consultation with Harry
Davis. Of the Grand billiard parlOrs.
Two-men teams Will be placed in Pitts
burg. Chicago, New York, Boston. and
possibly other large cities. Davis an
nounced that he expected to get Willie
Hoppe as a member Of the Pittsburg
team.
Arson and Morningstar left for New
York, where they viii confer with
Eastern people regarding the scheme. A
meeting will likely be held in Pittsburg
within a short time, when the final ar
engagements viii be completed.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
BUREAUS TO COMPETE.
Only Washington Quint in 1t. Louis
Bowling Tournament.

The Bureaus dve-men bowling team,
which made the best showing Of any
of the Washington qUints at Louisville
last year, VIII compete in the national
tournament at St Louis in March. The
men who viii probably take the trip
are sandy" Land. George PlUtch.
Charley Lord, Joe Hardie, Dolph Hess,
Teddy" Helmericks. Orspada, Kiaat-
rick. and Pop Meyers.
It is doubtful If any other local team
VIII make the trip. tt was thought
that possibly the Saengerbunds and
Orientals would enter the national
events. but owing 10 several of the
men being unable to leave the city at
that time. it is almost certain that they
VIII not go.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
OHIO BREEDING BUREAU.
ZiegIer Hopes to Improve Horses in
Buckeye state.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. 27.-Henry NJ
Ziegler, the well-known turfman. has
started out to establish a breeding
bureau in the State of Ohio, with the
idea of improving horses in the State.
at the same time making it possible for
the owner of any sort OF brood mare to
obtain the service of a weII-bred stall
lion at small cost
ZieEleT intends to work his scheme
on the lines of the Jockey Clubs breed
ing bureau in New York, which has &C
cOmplished much by the placing of stall
lions in nearly all counties in the State.
Kentucky has also started a bureau for
similar purposes, and there is talk of
another in Missouri
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
Apprentice allowances claimed.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS

First race-Dew Of Dawn, Rubywick
Hazel NJ.
Second race-Viperine, Echodale, An
cestor
Third race-Morales. Dargin. Rusl.
Fourth race-Dr Spruill, Mamie Algol
Granada
Fifth race-Clifton Forge, Penryhn,
KohinOOr.
Sixth race-Grosgrain, The Englishman.
Ed Tierney.
Seventh race-Deie StTome, Royal
Breeze, Helen Lucas
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
GRANT BEST BATTER
Jersey City Man Leads the
Eastern League.
sLUGGED AT A 1922 CLIP
Flanagan Was Four Points Better,
but as He Played I'm Only Ten
Games the Honor Goes to Grant.
Kelly, of Baltimore, the Leading
Base steaIer, with 63 to His Credit.

Grant. the Harvard student who play
ed third base for Jersey City, and who
goes to the Philadelphia Nationals next
season. led the Eastern League batters
last year with a percentage of .322.
Flanagan. who played in only ten
games. was four points ahead Of Grant
Kelly of Baltimore, leads in stolen
bases with GO TO his credit in 15S games.
Engle. of Newark. is the leading sacrl-
fee hitter. In l25 games he killed him
self II times for the benefit of his team
Following are the batting averages:
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
Coxswain COrneIus Commodore.

Ithaca, n. Y, Jan 27,-For the first
time since Colsoh's days the commodore
Of the Cornell navy will be the cox
swain of the crew. William Gorton
Taylor is the student He is a senior
who has been coxswain since he has
been at college. Five other veterans
of last years victorious crew are also
back at Ithaca. The three missing
oarsmen are Commodore Foot, who was
stroke OF last years crew; Forrest Lee,
and Barton.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28

Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. 27.-AI Ack-
erman. the welter-weight champion
wrestler. who won from Ed CONWAY.
the New England middle weight cham
pion, has left for Panama, where he is
TO give wrestling exhibitions. On his
return he Will make his Headquarters
in Terre Haute
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
DIPLOMAS FOR ATHLETICS.
PennSyIvHnia's Scheme TO Popular
ize Gymnasium Work.


Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania has adopted "a novel
scheme for popularizing compulsory gym
nastics. Dr. r. TAFT Mckenzie has work
ed out a plan by which athletic work
will be so arranged that a diploma will
be awarded at the end of the course to
the students either as a member of a
team or taking the prescribed gymnastic
courses. If the athlete makes a varsity
team, this viii count ten points; he
gets no farther than the second team, he
viii receive five points three points for
the class team. and one point for being a
candidate.
Membership on any Of the athletic
teams viii be accepted in lieu of gym
nastic work
The scheme has not been entirely work
ed out as yet hut is arOusng cOnsid-
cradle interest among the students.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
Burns to Ride for Emperor.

New York, Jan. 27.-Tommy Burns.
the well-known American jockey, who
operated in France last year. has been
engaged to ride for the German En-
peror this season. It is said that Burns
will receive a retaining fee Of $4,000
and expenses.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
Regatta on severn River.

Annapolis, Nd Jan. 27.-The Severn
Boat Club, Of this city, has taken steps
for the holding Of a regatta during the
period Of the State Firemen's Conven-
tion. which viii be held here in June
next.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28

Special 70 The Washington Herald
New York, Jan. Z.-Frank Farrell
owner of the New York Americans, said
to-day that under no circumstances would
his club agree to waiver on Doc Hine.
brand. the Washington pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
NOTRE DAME IS COMING.
Western College Team Expects to
Play Here June = and ..

Play Here june ; and ..
South Bend, Ind. Jan 27.-UnabIe 70
make a satisfactory schedule with col
leges of the West. Notre Dame plans
this year TO send its fast baseball team
TO the East If arrangements are carried
out the South Bend collegians viii play
Yale, Harvard. Princeton, Pennsylvania.
Holy Cross. and Georgetown. Two
games are proposed with the latter, the
dates being June S and 9. Dates for
the other contests have not been de-
cided upon.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
New Athletic Almanac.

Athletic Library is the Athletic Al
manac for 1907. the official amateur
record book of the world. edited by
James i. Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-28
auto SHOW OPENING
Annual Display Of Machines
to Begin This Evening
IN THE NEW DUPONT GARAGE
Although Several Cars from Baiti-
more Were Detained, Committee
BE an Readiness When Doors Open.
Address by President CHVerIy.

What promises to be the biggest and
most successful automobile show ever
held in this city viii be opened at the
Dupont garage, Twenty-frst and NJ
streets, this evening at o'clock.
Robert b. Caveriy. president of the Au-
tomobile Club Of Washington. viii make
"a short address, and from then on to the
end of the week thousands Of visitors
will have an opportunity to inspect every
sort Of motor car and accessory handled
by local dealers.
The Baltimore show. which closed Sat
urday night. made it necessary to bring
a number Of machines 10 Washington yes
terday, but in the afternoon Royce Hough.
chairman Of the show committee, an
nouncsd that everything was in readiness,
and that every car that viii be on eNhibi-
tion will be IN its place when President
Cayery touches the button which will
turn on the lights this evening. There
viii be seventy-two cars exhibited by
thirty-four different factories. The line
of cars shown this year is much finer
than have ever before been exhibited here,
aid the dealers are expecting 10 do a
fairly under way.
Plenty of Space.
The Dupont garage, which is the larg-
est building Of the sort. offers twice az
much space as was ever available in past
years. and the cars have been 50 grouped
that it viii be eIsy for the spectators to
make systematic round of the building
and see everything on exhibition without
being crowded, as is usually the case at
shows Of this sort.
Music viii be furnished by the Washing
ton Orchestral Band, under the direction
OF Prof. ". A. Haley Beginning to-mor-
row the show viii open az u o'clock each
morning, and will remain open until IL
o'clock in the evening.
The show committee. representing the
Washington Automobile Dealers Associa-
ton. IS composed of C.. Royce H0ugh.
chairman. G. +. Miller William Jose W.
q. Long, J. NJ. Stoddard. IT. A. Walter.
and a. J.. Mccormick
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
SHORTBREAD IN NEW STYLE.
Delicious Confection According to a
Scotch Recipe.

Put a scant two pounds of butter
in basin, warm by setting the sauce
pan in hot water, then beat to a cream
with a wooden spoon. Add slowly
20 ounces sifted, crushed loaf sugar,
stirring well to obtain white appear
ance. Add little lemon peel cut
fine, a spoonful or two of milk and
stir in flour to make a short paste,
taking care not to have it too stiff.
Divide into pieces (this quantity will
make about 16) and work out each
piece with the hand into fiat round
cakes about a quarter of an inch in
thickness and as nearly as possible
the same size Pinch the edges all
around with the finger and thumb;
cut small round out of the center,
sprinkle few caraway comfits on top
and bake on fiat tins, covered with
paper, from three-quarters of an hour
to an hour. They should be a pale
golden color when done. The pieces
will need to be parted again with a
knife, as they join in the baking.
Some cooks dredge them with sugar
before baking and in about 20 minutes
dredge again, then finish the baking.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
Conveniences for the Closet.

roomy if fitted with one or two poles
depending upon the size of the closet
upon which to place hangers, than the
ordinary hooks. Every woman should
have number of clothes hangers and
use them for waists, skirts and wraps
They not only economic closet space.
but prevent the gowns from getting
creased and crumpled. The hangers
may be padded with cotton sprinkled
with sachet powder and then covered
with inexpensive silk
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
Brown Broth.

Put two tablespoonfuls of butter in
a frying pan, add two tablespoons of
chopped onions, two of chopped car
rots and cook until a golden brown.
Put these in kettle with a quart Of
boiling water and bay leaf, and SIM
mer for fifteen minutes; press through
a sieve. While the soup is simmering
put about tablespoonful of sugar in
an iron saucepan, and when it browns
and burns add two or three table
spoonfuls of chopped onions, then two
or three tablespOonfuls of water; add
this to the soup; add a teaspoOnful
of salt and a saltspoonful of pepper.
Strain the SOUP return it to the kettle,
add half a pint OF blocks Of bread
that have been stirred up with beaten
egg; bring to a boil and serve with
grated cheese.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
A Salad.

A delicious salad consists of ripe
olives chopped, mixed with cream
cheese, formed into balls and served,
dressed with mayonnaise, in nests Of
lettuce The balls may be made of
cream cheese and minced green olives,
cream cheese and minced nuts or the
cream cheese alone with Il whole nut
meat pressed into the side. The balls
should be the size of a hickory nut
These cheese balls are often served
with another salad, either in one side
of the individual plate,or are passed
on a small serving dish.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-17
Jeule k kaqe.

This is a time-honored holiday cake
among all Scandinavians. To make
it, melt three ounces of butter, keep.
ing back the salt. Stir well with two
tablespoonfuls of sugar, add three
whole eggs Add to pint of milk
one tablespoonful yeast dissolved in
little of the milk, pound and
half of -four, half pound of seeded
rasins, little ground cardemon seed
(about eight of the seedsl, and citron
to taste Stir with a wooden spoon
until too thick to stir, then knead it
until it does not stick to the dish
Put in warm place to rise. When
light, make in the shape of round
loaf of bread sprinkle with sugar, let
it rise again, then bake about an hour
in a hot oven.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-16
SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED
 SUICIDE WAS ACCIDENT

Peter Saban, the Slovenian who was thought to have cut his throat in an attempt at suicide while temporarily deranged on the train at Bowie several weeks ago, is out of the county hospital. It appears now that Saban was not try. ing to end his existence, but that his injury was the result of an accident, but his inability to talk English was the cause of the erroneous report. Mike Saban, brother, who has resided here for some time, states that Peter had been harrassed throughout the trip by a Frenchman, who persisted in staying drunk. Neither man could understand the other and at Bowie the Gaui became so annoying that Saban appealed to Conductor Shale, who could not under stand him. Before the train started for Globe Saban was eating an apple, which he was cutting with a penknife, when the Frenchman tried to pull him out of his seat and in resisting him Saban cut gash in his throat. This story was corroborated later by the French man himself Saban's brothers were doubtful of the story until the French man showed up and Dr. Wales, who at tended Saban, stated that the gash in his throat was not made with suicidal intent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-16

office of the McKanna Three-Day Li quor Cure, which has its headquarters il Phoenix Mir. Hardy comes here highly recommended, as does the institution which he represents.
 E. II. Cook, who was a resident of Globe from 1889 to 1902 and for several years superintendent of the United Globe Mines, arrived yesterday after noon from Cananea and will be in the city for several days. Mir. Cook now makes his home in Los Anegles.
 Henry V. Shell returned yesterday from Superior, where he went on mining business. He reports that camp as quite lively. The Lake Superior & Ari zona is working about twenty-five men under the direction of John Devote The Queen company is also developing and shipping ore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-16
..,L0BE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BElTLETS
,,rrr snt News of Busy Globe Told ir
 Brevities

A. (. Murphy of Morenci is 8 busi ness visitor in the city.
 Frank Rabinovitz of San Carlos was an arrival on last evening train.
 Barney Rice and family leave this morning for Los Angeles for stay of month or longer.
 Deputy Sheriff Jack Knighton re turned last evening from Bowie, where he went on the morning train on official business.
 Harry Reading of the Central Copper company, who is at Dr. Maisch's hos. pital with badly mashed foot, is grad ually improving.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gus Williams arrived in the city Sunday evening, called here by the death of the latter's father Judge Edwards.
 Mir. and Mrs. N H. Emmons arrived in the city last evening from Colima, Mexico, where Mrs. Emmons spent sev- eral months visiting her father, the death of whom called Mir. Emmons to Mexico.
 Superintendent E. M. White of the Warrior Copper company returned last evening from Fl Paso, where he went 10 meet the officials of the company, who are on a. visit to the property of the company.
 Jim Dodson, pioneer of the terri tory, arrived here last evening from Phoenix in charge of the remains of Judge Edwards. Mir. Dodson came to Yavapai county over thirty years ago, but for the past seven years has resided in Phoenix.
 P. A. Schilling arrived from Ray yes terday afternoon. He reports growing activity in mining in that district. The Ray company is hiring men and carry ing them on the pay roll, although not quite ready yet to commence opera tiOns.
 Attorney Charles F. Rawlins of the firm of Rawlins & Little will go to Solomonville this morning to attend court. NIT. Rawlins was formerly dis trict attorney of Graham county and has still considerable interests in that county
 Wilson NJ. Hardy, former newspaper man, is in the city to open a branch
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-04-16
Genuine mutton, fine and fat, at Bon ne's Central Market
Machine Operator Returns

Ali. E. Mackenzie returned last even ing from Globe, where he was for sev- eral weeks installing the moving picture machine and operating it in the Iris theater of Marks and Tupper at that place. The return of Mir. Mackenzie to Bisbee will without doubt be welcomed by the people in general, as he is one of the best machine operators in the country. The patrons of the popular amusement house will without doubt be glad to learn that he will resume his duties as operator today at the Iris Bisbee Miner.