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The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

NEW MILLINER-Mrs Marguerite
Hersh of Chicago, arrived in the city
yesterday and entered in the employe
of Miss Thede as milliner Mrs
Hersh has had many years experience
in the millinery business and will un-
doubtedly please the women of Flor
ence in their headgear this year.
Miss Thede's business has increased
to such an extent in the last few
weeks. that she found that she could
not handle it all by herself.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21
BATTLESHlP QUESTION
NOT 4 SERIOUS ONE

The question Of battleships or cruis-
ers is hardly considered seriously in
Germany inasmuch az the naval
authorities are practically unani-
nous on the subject, and favor the
former in sufficient number says Army
and Navy Life.
The secretary Of the navy has asked
for an increase of the appropriation.
The increase In size Of the type of
battleships has been practically adopt
ed, aud, 1t Ia probable that the cost
Of the new ships rcw building and
planned will exceed the limits Of the
appropriation (38. million marks. or
about 81, 600, 900 each). The ipcreas.
ed appropriation demanded also an in
crease of the fighting feet in general.
1t is also proposed to reduce the
estimated life Of the battleships from
s5 to 90 years. (The latter has
been fixed by law as the life Of a
cruiser Now, the two Oldest battle
ships are aleady 80 and 30 years old.
respectively, and In their place the
keels Of two new ones were laid last
year; the next two are 30 and 81 years
old, respectively. and their substitutes
are now building. The smaller ves-
sells are all comparatively new, and
between 1899 aud 1903 were all
heightened by about 80 feet and mod
srnised. The new rule regarding the
life Of battleships will, therefor re, re-
quire their last substitute to float in
1915. But by that time Germany
ships. (instesd Of 8s, as planned. and
only "a completed.
The new plan Is apparently to lay
the keels of at least four new bat
lesllips between 1908. and, 1919 than
the present building program calls
for. and In the years 1918 to 1915
two annually. instead Of one.
In this way the number 80 will
be reached. In 1890 none Of the bat
tleships will be over 10 years old.
aud the feet will consist Of "a battle-
ships of 10. 900 or 30, 900 tons. 10 bat
tleships OF l3. 200 tons. 4 battleships of
II 800 tons (reserve) and will be one
Of the strongest in existence.
An increase Of the cruiser feet wi IL
no doubt also be demanded, as we'll as
the energetic construction OF subma-
rines. Of which at least six will be
laid down annually.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21
Delights of the Sea

The Colorado and Southern's low
rates and splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only few
hours distance. Let us tell you of
the splendid attractions. 7. E. Fish
er. General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of bed
.setting. There Is . constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. N. Summers, Box
", South Bend, Ind, will send free 10 any
mother her successful homo treatment, with
iull instructions. Send no money, but
write her today II your children trouble yon
IA this way. Don't blame the child, tho
chances arc 1t can't help it. This treatment
also cures adults and aged people troubled
nth urine difficulties by day or night.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

prescription pharmacy. and are alb.
solutely harmless and safe to use at
any time.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

B. +. Croker. Esq. now "a years Of
age. aud for twenty yesrs Justice Of
the Peace at Martinsburg. Iowa. says:
II am terribly afflicted with sciatio
rheumatism In my left arm and right
hip. have used three bottles Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and IL did
me lots Of good" For sale by DAN
iels drug store. tta
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

NEW LAWN The small open
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

INN SATURDAY, MARCH 81 will occur our GENERAL SPRING
VI OPENING and that will show the very
elusive in LADIES' AND MISSES HATS including the
braed Gage and Merry Widow Models Miss Enfield charge
Millinery Department has
latest fad and fancie head
If looking something strictly
description of the lovely
We only ask your inspection reasonable
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

Denver, is trimming for the Hadley
store again this year and is putting
ont the newest and latest hat crea-
tions. The millinery parlors are
beautifully decorated.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

ROGERS Bakery company have the
BEST bread mixer. a car Of
BEST Kansas -four and make
BEST bread in Colorado.
Satisfaction guaranteed. tts
Watch for Rogers labels.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

my gimos
HERE TONIGHT "Giri of The
Strees," which comes to Houston
tonight abounds with thrilling
situations and startling episodes.
Few melodramas. since the advent
Of "The Silver King have given
such general satisfaction to the
lower part Of the house, and theatre
goers who know and enjoy clever
comedy cannot afford to miss this
production. 1t is heralded As being
better. brigher and stronger than
ever. THIS will be the first time the
piece has been seen In our city.
Every woman who loves good. pu re
play should see "Girl Of The
Streets. -
CROWDS ATTEND The spring
millinery opening Of the Hadley Mer-
camille company held today and
which will be continued throughout
the evening. Is one Of the biggest
successes this store has ever had, a
large number of ladies of Florence
and from the coal camps attending.
The line of spriug hats on display
was an interesting sight, the styles
we're innumerable and the prices
varied This store has one of the
most complete stocks this year it has
had at the opening Of the spring sea-
son and the women who visited the
! store today manifested intense interest
While the hats we're being admired
by the women music was furnished by
a graphopone, all the latest, most
popular and up-to-date slections be :
ing played to the delight of all
prese Mt. Hot coffee and cake were
served to those who visited the
house. The opening will continue
until closing time tonight and judg
ing from the large number who at
tended today, the store will be fill
ed this evening. Miss Enfield OF
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

SPRING HERE-This Is the first
day Of spring and the shrubbery.
grass and other green stuff shows It..
The daily tribune., 1908-03-21

NEW MACHINE - Tho Florence
Iron works has Just installed new
uilling and sess chttiing maohine.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

The arst step toward secession from the
United States Golf Association will be taken at
the annual meeting of the Western Golf Asso-
citation, to be held in Chicago next month, ac-
cordinE to information received in this city
yesterday. A resolution will be offered at that
time for the Western Golf Association to change
its name and eliminate all geographical boun-
Diary lines
Word has also been received from man on
the inside that the Western Golf Association
will adopt its own set Of special rules for bogie
and par competitions. This is policy that was
advocated several months ago, and seems TO
prove concusively that the radical utterances
that have out Of the West have been
something more than mere threats induced by
disappointment,
It is expected that the coming meeting ~ the
Western Golf Association will be the hveliest
in its history. and also the most largely at
tended. In the fear of a general stampede II
is understood that a number OF the more con-
servative Westerners still loyal to the parent
orga nization are planning to attend the chi
cago meeting with a view TO heading or the IN
surEepts II is claimed, however. that the con
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
COLLEGE CHESS AUTOMOBING & GOLF < OTHER SPORTS
NO DAMAGES FOR DOPE" i"
Court Rules against Marrone in
Case against Stewards.

Washington. Dec. n.-There was an echo here to-
day Of the sensation in turf circles caused by the
election Of Joseph Msrrone the New York horse
owner from the Benning racetrsck during the fall
meeting Of 1907. the charge that his horse. St.
Joseph. druEEed. when the Marrone in
stituted against the Washington Jockey Club and
its stewards. S. S. Howland. Henry J. Morris and
Samuel Ross. for $4,000 damages. the ground of
conspiracy, was tried in the Circuit Court Of the
District Of Columbia before Chief Justice Cabsugh
1-ete this afternoon the chief justice directed
verdict IN favor OF the Washington Jockey Club
and the stewards holding that evidence Of the
alleged conspiracy had been shown. He held that
the ticket purchased by Msrrone on which he
denied admission after his trainers badge had
been taken away a mere license, revocable at
Mr. Marrone testified that November % 1907.
as he attempted To enter the Beunns track he
was stopped by The gatekeeper and notified that
his badge had been called in. Marrone said he
then appealed 10 the stewards. who informed him
that his horse. which had nun the previous day.
had been 'dopsd." Marrone said this given as
an excuse for barring him from the track. which
he characterized q conspiracy OF the defendants
and other parties TO ruin his reputation.
The defence contended that the stewards acted
under report from their veterinarian that the
hors. had been drugEed. and that their action vas
the usual one in such cases and denied that there
any conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
NTH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
Ne5r York and Elisabeth Hin Three
Games Each.

Two Athletic Bowling League series rers rolled
last night the New York Athletic club team win
ming all their games from the North End club %
Newark on the formers alleys and the Eliza beth
club doing the to the Passsc club At Eliz-
beth This leaves New York and Eliza beth tied
for first place. with eight games and four lost
Elizabeth also set new high total for the season
Of .0S7.
New York the second game hv great finish
in the last two frames Beginning with sca1t
two-pin advantage IN the first box. the home team
continued to show the way until the ninth. where
North End things and led by two pins
In the ninth the visiting side stiT1 further
ahead. II snybody's game going down the
tenth. but Rree7 and Cute practically for
their side by striking out North End finished
weakly. and It's $50 fell short by tueuty-sfx pins
The visiting team had six holes and the same
number of misses while New York had nine splits
and three
New York practically led all the way in the
second game. but the margin vas always slight
A better finish again by eleven pins. In the
last gam Frank ClUte punched six strikes and
finished with 252 which is the best single score
thus far The total Of SOS won by ninety-odd pins
The scores follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CLOSE MATCH AT HAND TENNIS.

In a slashug contest r F. ConcSl!u and W A
Nf.t'redv won their place In the final round of the
r,s,dicap hand tennis doubles yesterday on the
court OF the New York Athletic Club TneF de-
featod Or w j Pulley and Dr George II. Mai"tt
a. 25-o2 and 25-21. on the last hand out of each
sot the losers were the lead II tire first set
.1e,, led on the twelfth hand at % To q. hut z f
,-oocs1n ran out by service which was good Tor
-four aces running. In the second sci bF. Pulley
aud T,r NaIIett led q TO 19 on the eleventh
,,..,d There had been som" sharp work at close
rs,ga and five aces scored by lightning fast work
raa carried them ahead. 70 what appeared TO he
,bo winning Of the But this time Mc'TedN pat
~ ta,d and muscle the bali so cleyerI; that,
,,, r,,r Of 6 aces his side carried off the match
straight SETS
The victory Of Concilin and Mc'rody cauS" 'heIh
20 t reea r.led as formidable foenlen for the honors
against Tie winning pair in the lower haH "i ihe
s-. Frederick Olson and Richard 9. Iathborne,
10 eces and J. r Mahoney and Thomas By1nes
aces meet for this bracket D" ,'"i - WI
-. rcl,,dad This week and the singles begun on
SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
Western Golfers FaUor Secession
ceiling Against National Association is Strong Enough
to r Rebellion

servative element will be decidedly in the mi
nority.
The West sorely disappointed in not hav-
ing man from that section selected for the
next president Of the United States Golf Asso-
citation. Slas H Strawn the man the
Western golfers wanted but the nominating
committee preferred to keep the presidency IN
the East. and named Mr.. Strswn as one OF the
vice presidents a place he now holds.
The feeling Is so bitter against the national
association in the West that a Chicago man
said yesterday that in his opinion there would
not be enough representatives Of the West at
the annual meeting of the United states Gof
Association Ito wad gun" He said further
that an independent ticket would not be con-
sidered iuasmuch as 1t would be impossible
TO get anybody to run II with such small
chance of beating the organization ticket. NO
body wants to be put up for the sake Of being
knocked down" was the way he put II, and
added:
The time has come when the Western golf
ers have got tired of asking, and propose to act
II the more conservative men IN the West think
they can control the insurgents who are keen
for rebellion they will find a good fight on their
hands"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
LONG RACE FOR CROULEY
Collins Beats DriSCOU II hen Latter
Trips and Falls.

James CroVle-. winner or the Thanksgiving Day
Marathon At the Empire City track. Won the
fve-1pile open rae. in the 10th Regiment Arnnory
81 Tonkers last night in 81 minutes. There were
nine and after the fortieth lap Crowley had
two laps his rivals and kept stride.
while the audience gave him continued applause
and cheers. Samuel MeIlor ran second and James
ECcles third.
The two-n7ile invitation race was = feature. with
such men entered Mike DriscolI. Thomas Collins,
James J Lee Charles Muller. George Y. Bonhag,
VIM Bailey and Fred Rellars- few feet from
the finish DriscoIl. who was leading. slipped while
rounding and fell. 50 that Collins crossed the line
first DriscoIl jumped to his feet and dare1
across the line just in time TO beat Boilars
TIE Yonkers High School won the relay between
the high schools Of Yonkers. Mount Vernon and
White Plains. A relay between the Youkers pn-
lice frenen. trolley and letter carriers was
won by the fire fighters. The games We're held
under the auspices of the Yonkers Athletic Asso-
CiatiOn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
N4FT HIS NO REGRETS
HarTard Baseball Games Not Essen
tial to Happiness.
LRv Talssrsph to II. Trthn,. !

Nv Telegraph r. T+> Tribune
Annapolis. Dec. T.-There has been considera hle
amusement here among the midshipmen +he
printed reports that they regretted the cessation of
the Harvard Navy baseball games. There is no
such feeling existing In the brigade of ulidshipmen
far baseball contests with Harvard 90
For several years Navy baseball teams have
NOT entertained any great liking for Harvard mines
The trouble began in the spring of 1876. when the
midshipmen thought some of the Harvard men
we're unnecessarily rough
II was eccentuated last year. when Harvard oh
iecte5 70 the decisions Of the umpire ~ the
games and insinuated the mddies claim. that
the team was not getting fair treatment At that
time IL predicted in The Tribune that baseball
relations would he broken off s result.
So far as rowing goes. nothing positive can he
learned TO between the Harvard and
Navy eights this coming spring. 1t is hardly be
Hsved. however. that Crimson eight will he seen
on the Severn in the future.
For the last years the Navy and Harvard
elevens have met the formers gridiTon. and tho
game has come to he regarded as the stellar at
tTactiCn Of the niddies' season the home grid
iron IT would be a for regret # this game
discontinued, but IT is not believed that
the break will to football II It should. the
Yale or Pennsylvania the gridiron.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
THE YANKEES ACCIDENT.
Due to Efforts to AUoid Collision,
,SnUs Commander.

Eos4o7 Ne 7-Strfct naval procedure r1s-ked
the opening ~ the Chsr1eStovvn Navy Yard today
Of the government investigation, through court %
INQUIRY into the grounding - the cruiser Tans-s
On soindI4 Rock. A. the entrance % Buzzard's Bay
On Sep-eu7her y last All the officers and crew
numbering several hundred. IN attendance a
one time before the court to-day Within few
minutes after the court convened with CsDtat1
Herbert UiusIov president tn officers ard
crew Of the Yankee were lined up IN the drtvsvay
,r,,ei5a +he building There rhe orders and tha
mort Of commander Marsh were read - the officers
and man and any one VINO had = Complain
asked ~ step forward and make r. Not "a man
stirred.
The court then returned To the of1cs e tire local
1r,rAau on Yards and docks and heard the tsstl-
r,- ~ Commander Marsh and several uf his on
csrs The commander gave in detail the Incidents
Iaad-e ND 10 the accident which he attributed 70
an eer,r+ 70 avoid collision with the passenger
steamer New Hampshire The commander said
that vessels ike the Yankee did not have Sufficient
,,7,rinr capacfty TO free compartment in case IL
was uJIuCtured-
T5a,-ansnt G. q Johnstone. acting navigating
,47car - tne time OF the accident. corroborzted
Gamma 5er Marsh the matter OF signals and the
20 He described the accident IN much ths sans
manner as Commander Marsh
~-,fIs Johnson boatswain said he TIA
e-..,s-ra and that when the New Harnpshire passed
the Yankee he thought the two vessels Tsre ABOUT
,yr, hundred feet apart He described ths ssrtng
ont OF the Ufesaving apparatus
Z, coerrz chief duarterrnastsr ths bridge
~ rba time the accident happened in charge q shs
,-bae1 He described the maneuvres. and said that
the Yankee turned a circle OF about slSnt nunorso
Yards in diameter
-rt f-c-rfry- il is expected Will Be concluded es-
,our and the report forwarded washtn<saa-
= ,-fu then be for the Navy Department. % d.
-rrfra whether the evidence warrants the hosdtn8
~ cOurt-rnartisl-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
M4TTY TO YIELD CUE.
U7M Play in Billiard Tourney for
R0sPb0U PI17lcrS

A billiard tournament for baseball players is the
latest II was arranged hurried1y at NcGraw' <
Academy Yesterday and will begin to-day. with six
entries. Charley Atherton. an Eastern League
player is on scratch and must play 100 points The
others entered John !. McGraw. manager Of
the Giants s.: Strang. SO: Mike Donlin captain Of
the Giants -: Christy Mathewson. the pitcher
* and Andy Coakley. 81. The game IS ts2
Some think It ought be straight rail, 10
finish up this year
Word comes from New Haven that Barney
RefIiey. captain Of Vale freshman baseball team
last sea son and an old Andover captain, has joined
the professional ranks anS signed contract with
the Chica GO Americans.
Rube De Croft. the centre fielder Of the Jersey
CITY team a no led the Eastern League batsmen in
the number = home runs last season. sold
outright yesterday the Wikes-Barre team OF the
New York State sgue
Harry Downs the utility second hssemzn Of the
Detroit tea N last season will play with the New
ark nine Of the Eastern League. next year The
Yankees got Downs and a cash bonus for George
Noriarity and Stallings will farm Downs out 70
Newark
Charley Ebbets president Of the Brooklyn Base
hail t-1ub said yesterday that u news 20 him
that lack Dunn last year with Baltimore. would
manage the Supe-bss next wear I ought In know,
hut if seems ] don't Judging hy the papers this
morning" he said and then added that he would
not select Donovan's successor Until after the ho-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
HsRI YARD

Harvard had the white pieces on the odd num-
re~e6 boards The openings . FTench Deielce, .
,---- ,..-7,bf- Declined: : Queens Gambt De-
~r+ss5. s Double RUy Lopez
Tie paf-frEs fer the second round 70 c~ started
. o.olool this afternoon. bring Columbia and
Harvard together. while Yale will face Princeton
follows
--z--=5eJ-Johnson Coms5ock-Parzhley and Elsa1-
Ee--By eTiy- D.
-.--a IS Princeton E, Bursess-Stephens. 9 Bur
CESS alexande-. JeGerson-Tiernan and chandler
s-,s - -he more interesting games follow;
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
TO Make LINKS HARDER
atlantic Citp Country Ciab Honts
Cham pionship Course.

T77rnrtsnt alterations that viii increase the play
inr length Of the course If the Country club. Of
Atlantic ,-itr to more than six thousand yards
are now under way- There will he p rearranEe-
mont Of the lover holes. the first nine are
called the idea being % rotate the short with the
long holes and in that way avoid congestion on
tournament days.
A water hazard has been constructed in front or
the former second green. which is now the fifth.
while the former third hole. now the sixth, will
he made an island green The old fifth hole. 5i5
ards known as Long Tom will be extended to
$50 wards making it difficult. except for me hard
hitters 20 get home in three shots
More than twenty deep pits will he struot ted
SO as to guard greens. and other side hazards are
also contemplated. The will also ne altered
+, run Iongitudinary OF the course. make
it possible to engthen shorten holes by at least
fifteen Yards
Many important tournaments have heen hed over
the Atlantic city links Tie national amateur
championship there in 1901 marked the tutroduC-
tion Of the rubber-cored ball The intercollegiate
tournament has also been decided over the North
feld course and two years ago the women held
their Eastern championship there When all the
improvements have been completed it i~ i'm
proba that this popular organization by the
viii again be in line for n competition OF na-
tsJual Importance.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

The downtrodden Passaic team received no mercy
al Eliza beth 3 may be easily appreciated when
it is remembered that the latter averaged 1c01 for
the series. There nothing to the first game
won by 173 pins
In the second game Passaic finished well. making
sol in the last i've frames yet its az total fell
nfnetv-fve pins short. That the game I'm
which Elizabeth put up I.O3I. Another total better
than : OO0 gave the third game to the home team
hv a wide margin Both ClaUsS and \. West
averaged better than 200
The scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
JAKE sCHAeFER TO PLAY AGAIN.

Chicago. Dec 31.-Jake Schaefer. one star NJ the
billiard world. nov trying to regain his health in
colorado has Telegram phed to Thomas Foley that he
will challenge the winner Of rhe coming match
between Sutton and Sossou for The worlds cha m
pionship IS
Schaefer went West last summer broken down
in health but his condition is improving rapidly.
and within thirty daNs ho viii begin practce
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
Ed. ooRRrGAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

New orleans Dec. 2.-Ed~ard 'orrigan, the We'll
known horseman. against whom an arlhat'' was
issued charging him with aiding ahd aoeti"S ,He
-eapt -rsoe meeting a. CITY Park. m violation
% ,f,e fcLe anti--arfng lavc. arraisned IN the
criminal District count here to-day. rilsan
plesde1 not guilty and was released On $50 bond
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

Colonel Asa Bird Ca r1insr, who argued the Thaw
hab corpus in behalf OF the State ~ New
York said yesterday that in his opinion. the de-
cision in Philadelphia ends the chances OF Thav
to he taken to Pennsylvania He based his opin-
ion on the fact he said. that the United States
Supreme Court recently denied the application for
a writ OF error in q somewhat similar
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

r-rs,rrar- How do you ike your new pTeecAsrf
T,isz6v- First rate Hes so agreeablss ne~er
-aTLs religion You at all you kno~~-Cntcago
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

The annual report of leighton Cslkins the for
rner secretary Of the Metropolitan Golf Associ9-
,ion has been issued in pamphlet form. end viii
he sent 10 each club in the Organization. This Is
the FIRST time that g report has been given such
prominence
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

The public course At Forest Park closed for
the winter on Saturday. the idea being preserve
the turf as much possible. Since then boys
have been tobogganing on the hsides and. &C
.,rdiug to the disgrunled golfers. workinH a deal
more damage than they could possibly do with
their clubs.