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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-24
WOMEN WIN
FAME ABROAD
MORE THAN 600 OF THEM STUDY
M ! FOR PROFESSIONAL ~
CAREERS.

PARIS, April 24.-Madame Michaelis,
the architect, is now constructing sew
eral important municipal buildings in
Marseilles. Great Britain, too. has a
famous woman architect, Miss Eliza
beth McClelland.
Madame Curie, who helped her hus-
band discover radium, has just been
elected a corresponding member of
the ST. Petersburg Academy Of
Sciences. She is professor OF physE
elogy- at Sorbonne.
Budapest has a woman apothecary.
Madame Bertha Hainisch, after pass
ing the examinations, was granted a
druggists license, the first ever Is
sued TO a woman In Europe.
More than 600 women are studying
medicine at the French universities,
and Paris has hundred female medi-
cal practitioners, most or whom are
holding official positions OF more or
less Importance.
Female physicians are preferred as
practitioners In high schools. normal
schools and public schools, likewise
In the postoffices, telegraph Offices ana
In the nursery schools.
Mile. Caused, M. d.. has just been
appointed director OF clinic OF Mont
pelier university, an honor never be-
fore conferred upon woman. Mile
Sarah Broida Is ships physician on
the packet boat OF the Mixte Steam
ship Company, plying between Mar
settles. Africa and Sicily. Nine. Louise
BRAND and Nine. Jeanne Menard. both
doctors of medicine. act as ships ply
sicians on two big Mediterranean
steamers.
The minister OF cult recently adj
vised prison directors TO employ fe-
male M. DIS, If possible, since the
female prison doctors now under en-
gagement are giving eminent salts
faction.
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Marriage Licenses

Ed M. Stock. 81. Detroit. Ethel b.
Inman. 81. Grand Rapids.
Frank w. Patrosso. 81: Anna Caroley.
Frederick c. Schultz. So, Justine Goe-
bel. &c.
Henry Webb. 80: Margaret PfAr. rs.
Herman Mrock, rs: Marie Ptllasch, 20.
Frank r. Davis, 40. Grand Junction,
Colo; Estella c. Jenney. 81. Detroit.
Louis Adams, 20, Jackson; Anna
Runkie. 20, Detroit.
Clarence #. Halliday. 4s: Marie NJ.
Cochrane. 80.
William Burnstein. 2s: Celice sisgei.
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BIRTHS

BOYS.
William Davis. 70s Lincoln.
Adam Cetlinski, 1888 st. Aubin.
John Feudt, s5l Twenty-third.
1sovctte Price. 5ss Solvay.
August Sternkof. 1872 Jefferson.
Rudolphus Kinds. OIL Porter.
Herman wegert. 43S Chene.
William Burmefster. 35l Cleveland.
Joseph Jeary. 2S5 Eighth.
GIRLS.
John Mclaughlin. 701 Milwaukee.
Otto Schneck. ga Meldrum.
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DIED

AcKERMANN-At residence of his par
ents. S11 Brady-st.. April 20, fvay,
Clovis Joseph. beloved SON OF Joseph
and Josephine Ackermann tnee Cha
teau), age months. Funeral Satur-
day at a. m. from residence, and at
$3.50 a. m. I'm Sacred Heart church.
BADER--Aprii 20. at residence. 412 Nc
Clellan ave. Rose Bader (nee GeyerJ.
aged SO years and / month, beloved
wife OF Robert Bader. beloved mother
OF Mrs. William Adams. Ernest and
William Geyer. Notice Of funeral
CoMsTOCK--Aprii %, 1908. at his resi-
dence. 712 Jefferson-ave., Andrew W.,
!. husband of Lllia ]. Comstock. and
father Of Mrs. Henry A. Haish and
DIFFLEY---Aprii 20, Catherine, wife of
ney. aunt OF Mary I. and viii and
2 rcm sons TunSa April dpps %
Holy Rsdeemer church at g. New
York and and Montreal papers. please
FIsHER--April as. at residence, s4o
Forest-ave. east, Bertha, aged 80, bo-
loved wife OF Fred Fisher. Funeral
al ~ 3, aiC ues, ebu frSm h hsrs:
and Joseph campau-ave.
sGUINNESS--Departed this life ut his
late residence. sos Trumbull-ave
Thursday morning. April 20. Charles
9tbhhtnss son Oh TINS
late John Guinness and Catherine
Guinness and brother OF Thomas
Denton and Louise Guinness. Fun
eral from the late residence, aatur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Burial
private.
MAYER--Aprii 20. 1905. at the resi-
dsnce. OF his son-In-l law. Paul He'nas.
SIS Helen-ave Pilage Mayer. mem
:. Der OF II. II. Farquhar post No. 1e2
" q. a. r.. In his 73d year Funeral
services at p. m. Saturday. April
70. by funeral car TO the oremstor-
ium
wARD--April 20. at residences OF his
son. 2sl Hurlbut. Eber ward aSsd 81
years. Funeral services from the
residence OF his brother-in-law. Mr.
John NJ. Nicol, 1is5 woodward-ave
saturday. April rs. at 2:so D. m.
wEItER--April 81. at residence. aas
Diyision-sts, Charles Weller. beloved
son OF Philip and Catherine Weller.
. aud brother of Henry, Edward and
Walter Weller. Funeral from resi-
dence. saturday, April 20. at 2 d. m,
standard.
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cur1on chIIdren Love Aunt.

LONDON. April 2l.--Tho countess
OF Suffolk Is becoming more and more
indispensable TO her three motherless
little nieces. the daughters OF the
late Lady Curxon. These children
worship their handsome aunt, and
Lord Curson. himself. relies a great
deal upon his sisterin-lsw's practical
comm6h> sense and good taste.
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DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
OF THE NAVY


SAN FRANCISCO, July L.
Sport fans here are anticipating
with pleasure a series OF three
bouts TINT IL 20 be pulled off
this evening az the Coimh pa.
villon for the heavy, light and
featherwelght championships Of the
navy. The fights are to be handled
by billy Roche's Colma club. aud
ADMIRAL Spefry has decided that all
aailura be granted a five hour shore
leave in order that they may see
tho battle. LieutOWenYer. director
of athletics OF the Atlantic fleet.
has been put In charge of three
navy belts aud win award them at
the conclusion Of the fights
The main event viii be a g0.rouud
fight between phi Schloaahefg. OF
the New Jersey, and Mike Neoly
Of the Ohio. for the heavyweight
championship. schluaaberg u re-.
gardrd as the best fighter Ia the
United States navy. bat Nicely has
many hackers
Jim Fredericks. Of the Illinois.
and Peter Daniels. nf tho Ohio. viii
settle the featherweight champion,
ship Of the navy, and Frank Meyers.
Of the Ohio. and George Uefou. Of
the New Jersey. will fighf for tbs
lightweight bolt These tive bouts
are scheduled AZ 70 rounds Hitherto
navy bouts have been limited to
ak rounds. and touiEhra iights ase
expected 10 bring out some good
fighting
-Four special cars win carry tho
officers 81 the fleet "a the pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
CENTRE SHOT THERE
WITH BELLS ON

we're considered was Bnrleigh, At
30 TO !. Whom the start came, the
hackers OF The Mist we@ not long
Ia suspense na one of The assist
ant starters failed 20 let go her
head and she was left a. the post.
nnrloigh Immediately went 10 tho
front aud led into the stretch, when
contre Shot. who WAS Ia striking
distance all the way. ran over MN
and won easily by half length
from Gene Russell. who made up
ground AZ the finish Burieigh
tlred badly from his efforts al
pacemaklnF The rnce was run Ia
the exceedingly good time Of
t;tzM
Aka,ArBen had no trouble In win.
ming the two gcarold race aa he
romped home when Page bet him
down. Lady Quality showed
great burst Of speed in this race.
but stopped badly ne the end
High Gun wae made I 90 3
shot IN the third race. but received
an atrocioualy bad ride. and Mo.
VIVA, the second choice. beat hsm
u head Ia hard drive liut horses
we're tired ~ che end and bumped
each other repeatedly down the
stretch. but neither interferud ma.
terially with the other The pub.
lie had smother successful day AZ
two fayofltea aud three second
choices won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
THE WORLD IS
AT STAKE

determination In a score OF Cruel
ling contests. aud those who know
Or Roller say be win right TO The
last ditch, that no will risk broken
bones and torn slnewa before he
viii allow another man 20 press
his shoulders To the mat.
In science and experience Gotch
has e CA Roller Gotch is the Joe
Cans OF the mat Every move he
makes counts. lie always has a
definite object IN view. His defen-
sive work is the marvel of wreat
ling critics lie has grapplcd with
the best men IN the world and
learned something nom all Of
them @
Roller has been taught the
game by Joe Carroll one OF the
triokiest wrcstlers in the game. the
same man. incidentally. who con.
trihuted to Gatch's rise Roller is
student OF tho game and has
shown remarkable form. but he Is
not the finished artistic workman
that Gotch ia. II Gotch wins to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

In physical contests perhaps tho
greatest part strength, n largely
question Of that mysterious force
termed nervous energy" Roller
a. Of a quick. nervous temperament
In moments Of excitement he IL
capable OF aupcrhman strength
hat his nervous energy Is liable to
waste itself when the more phleg
matte Gotch viii be- conserving oy.
cry atom OF his strength
Rollers Great Chance.
It viii be a great match Many
people look back on Goteh's long
lls, OF victories and will concede
Roller no chance lilo has a fight,
ms chance of victory, No man Is
inyincihlc Everyone knows how
good Goteh Is. but Roller has never
been pushed tn the last limit Of
his strength aud skin lie viii he
tonight Aud under this stress he
may prove himself the greatest
wrestler ~ the century. better
man than Frank Gotch.
joe Carroll says Roller Will win
Carroll knows both men intimate.
~ and Is a student OF the game
His opinion Il certainly Of value
Hut the truth of the matter Is that
no man knows who will win When
two strong men meet, equally well
matched Ia physique, Il IL the
spirit that brings victory. Only
tonights match will tell which
man has the most gamoness and
reserve power
Gotch topped off his training yes.
tcrday with a long walk and a few
games OF handball, lie says he Is
In perfect shape and expects TO
enter the ring al an even 800
pounds. Roller has done no heavy
work since Saturday. ile expects
to weigh 20i pounds when he en-.
ters the Coliseum tonight
oaffney the Referee.
Gosch will be seconded BY Dun.
can Mcdonald. OF Butte. and Jack
King OF the & A. G. jos Carroll
and Charley Franklin will DO be.
hind Roller.
Eddie Gafmcy viii be- the third
man In the ring ifs well'known
squareaess has made him accept.
able 90 both principles. Gaffney
knows all angles OF the mat game
and viii ho equal TO any omer
sency tonight
Or Harry A. Shaw viii be the
official physician Ia case either
man IL injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
Shows Her True Form in a
Great Race al The
Meadows.

The bright spot IN an otherwise
unoventful card at the Meadows
yesterday afternoon was the ap
pearance OF w Walkers fast mare
Centre Shot. who made her Rp.
peufancc III the fourth race, six
fuflong sprint
A number Of fast aprlntsrH were
carded a. start. aud The Mist. Inn.
mediately after the betting opened.
was backed from to 3 down 90
a 20 0. There was considerable
uncertainty among the public Ia
regard TO Centre shots condition
a. In her last race Ia California she
BLEED aud had TO be pulled up She
opened ~ 10 2. but tu the face
of the strong play on The Mist,
went back In the betting 70 3 10 !.
but ~ post time. the money Of her
owner made itself folt. and she
went 90 the post a 90 / shot The
only other starter whose chances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
DR.. B. F. Roller and Frank
GOtch Go on the
Mat Tonight.

Sporting history win be made to
night when Frank A. Goteh and Or.
b. r. Roller meet az the Coliseum
% wrestle for the catch-as-rateh-
can wrestling championship OF the
world.
Goteh has undisputed posses.
sion of the title. lie has thrown
every man in American except
Rollcr--and he disposed of Hack.
enschmidt. the terrible Russian
Lion" last winter IN Chicago.
In Roller the champion will meet
n formidable opponent That the
Seattle physician Is a great
wrestler none can doubt He is as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
RACING At BUTTE

BUTTE. Mont. July i.--Ycater.
days results
Three fnrionEs - Katie Gleason
won. Lady Powell second. Patriotic
third Time. 5as
Five furionEa Aquliine won.
Calendar second. r. ~ nrattain
third Time. 02
Rive furi0nEH Airs won. Bcll
Reed second. Rustllng SILK third
Time. 1904.
Six fnriongn- MarY v won. Cab.
In second. East End third. Time,
1sta
Male aud a quarter Nadzu won.
Heuvoiio second. Kogo third. Time.
ssti.
One mile Daring won. Sainrida
second, HcrodotuH third. Time,
1.t2A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

night Il viii probably be through
his superior skin and experience.
Physical Marvels.
Both men are physical marvels
Gotch has the ideal wrestling
build He has enormous shoulders
and heavy. powerful arms Ills
neck rises like the trunk OF a
tree. Little danger Of his suecumb.
Ing TO any ot the neck holds. Cotch
IL heavier In the waist and loing
than IL Roller Both men have
beautifully developed underlimba
Roller h taller than d0tch. but
height Is a doubtful advantage Ia
wrestling Rollers muscles are
longer aud smoother than Gotch's
They are the muscles of an all.
around athlete Gotch has built his
for one sport
Temperament plays a great part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS

The horses OF Sam Hildreth
which hAyr beer on the road from
New XoFk. arrived yesterday. ac
.companicd By Dave oI4rary. who
81 Hiidrsiha agent 10 stated
that Montgomery AJAX LEFT behind
IN the East 20 run IN a number ~
rtahca for which be was eligible
bot that the other stars Of the
ttrinE. Meeiick. uucie and Rapid
Water. we've hrre he stated that
Uncle aud Mesilch both were wrong
In New York or they would have
captured number 81 stakes. Ia.
Guiding the Jockey Club Weight Tor
Are Stake. worth seb. zoe. which
Ineie hald al his mercy. since
nsiihcF Colin Or Csif started The
.hosHes In the HildFeth string that
are ready wtll be raced here while
the Others viii BE- sent Alona slow
~ with the Water eampaiFa In
California In view
No isekry succeeded IN riding
more than one winner. walsh.
PAGE. n Riley. A. Harris. Keogh
and Archibald we're the winning
riders.
Jimmy Mcintyre made hia frat
appearance in the saddle yesterday
lie had thu mount on Mas Worth
and succeeded IN landing her in
second place.
10 billy EuEstrpm had several of
the winners up his sleeve and won
1890.
Several new books are going TO
cut IN this afternoon. Frank Hain
will hang ap his slate. and II Eng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
SPORTOGRAMS

Ernest Franklin. the young
pitcher who has performed SO bril-
liantiy for the Tigers this season.
viii wear a Seattle uniform In the
future. Manager DuRdale pur'
chased Frabkiyn Yesterday and he
will Join the Slwashes AZ once
Manager Bugdale had 90 pay atiff
price Tor Franklya, but he figured
be was worth the price. The for
.mer Tiger n steady. reliable
pitcher and should aid the home
team materially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

Probably 5000 people viii wAi th
tho match tonight The ticl9ot
aala this morning approximate
sig 900 The purse VIII probably
equal $4,000 The winner VIII eot
go per cent Of this and the loser
40 per cent A side bot Of $500 -
also posted Tho doors of the Coli
scum will open az z 10. aud enogglf
uahers viii be present 90 avoldfalf
delay aud confusion At $3.50 the
men will be on tho mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

No matter who wins In the
Goich Roller match tonight. a Ger.
man will hold the title. Roth Gotch
and Roller are % German descent
We will phos the crowd that the
butehmen can wreafle." Roller
stated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

iish nill" JackmRn's bankruil has
arrived. be viii take g chance also
~ soule might also possibly cut
in.
Joe Harlan was the biggest Win.
nef ia ihr ring yesterday. lie held
several Of the winners and won
ta.i00.
Nelson Jones. who has dropped
g. 900 since the meeting started.
goi si2g Of Il back yesterday.
Al Concy. the owner OF Aitadice.
HiunE the combination man yeater.
day He eaahed a winning com.
hlnatlon. $500 against $50. on Alb.
beg and Aitadice.
nctwecn races yesterday. Early
Tide. -Scotiy" Ferrunon's Derby
candidate. worked a mile In I:t5.
Harry Monhhan. better known
~ the white Nerktie KID" Who
vas here las, summer. Is here
again
Iohnny Coleman. The San Fran.
cisco bonkmAker. sill b. here In
few dayso
snoring Kelly. who has been
wrapped Ia pbscuFits during the
pAat few weeks. emerged long
enough yesterday 60 bet three hun.
dred tcenfsl ON Aitadice.
Abbey. lhs winner % the first
race. was heavily played IN the
California pooirooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

big as Gotch and as fast a. Gotch
II n an open question which man
has the most strength and STAN.
ina Gotch has superhuman en-
durance-his. bout with Hacken-
schmidt proved that; but Rollers
iaating powers have never been
tested TO the utmost.
Both Men Game.
Both men are game. Frank
Gofch has showed his courage and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

Most % the oawmcn from Port
land. Vancouver. Nelson and Jamos
bay who will participate In the
North Pacific Association OF ANA.
teur Oarsmeu regatta. July and
4. will arrive In the city today. The
shells have already arrived In the
city and the oaramen viii spend
today and tomorrow limbering up
on Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
REFUGEE PICKS Foua WINNERS.

Refugee" The Stars Handicapped. In wonderful
form yesterday ard succeeded In picking four a
liberal prices he handed Of The
star, Abbey 20 l. MonvnS 10 o.
20 and Atadoe a. TO- This 10 the showing
~ handleapper since the started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
A'fEnIcAs LKAouE


A. f.McaEo Chicago q Detroit
A. tlef eland f'ieHeiaHd ia louis 1
iuHten
a. SOW York noston 8 Sew York D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

The arrival % Franklyn will al
low Frank Allen 10 so back 10
third base. Allen. besides being
an excellent emergency pitcher, ia
n steady third sacker. and HIS hit
ting is needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

Harness Racing 10 place the new
association on It's racing circuit
This VIII insure some good trot.
ting races this fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

nui DugS men had ginger ia
their play yesterday and they came
back strong in the eighth. Fnak
was passed and Carney sacrificed
him 90 second. Terry McKune
made his second pinch hit a hot
drive over second. and the Big
swede Hoped IN plth the winning
run
Vancouver had a chance IN the
ninth. az Hyatt. Nordyke and Elan.
nlgan were up 10 bat Hyatt aud
Nordyke flew out add Flanagan
got 10 second on a foug drive. Ar
bogaat smashed oct a hot one 60
Mcknne. bat he handled II and
threw Il safe TO first The crowd
sursed out Of the grandstand with
a sigh OF relief
Gordon pitched an excellent
game and was steady In pinches.
lie shows good form and the team
plays we'll behind him. Forticf
caught good game yesterday and
Mcku2e. Carney and Bennett did
some tall fieldiwg.
Dell Paddock was ia fine form
and pitched gilt edged ball He
sdid some great fielding In the first
and second innings MuHdoYif dis
played some fast fielding.
The offisial sesr~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
OPEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY.

~FEN u VT Nfs0 - 81 III
The whole Atlantic fleet viii b.
NJ the navy yard a few days more
See the battisship Rhode Island In
the dry dock Boats leave pier 2.
foot OF Yesler way. ton times daily.
Round trip fare. 50 cents. o s-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

oof10fs a
% Z

"ITHTHHTT NO TIHH IN TI-1---I--
Three base hlt Mundafff Usfs- .tsn
hfatt .gfa Ike Sacrifice hifs- .fsarfa, )
struck 1tf ~ Gordon y - pa5at.tss
i4aeeH On hnha orr nofdan "a 80
apea 2 Hf by pitches laf -gerdas. n.
"1Ap.h Double plays Bennati ~ ~
MpnanfifG iefi on bases sesftie t,a -
mglfa tr-fy inns ~ aaias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

The Cincinnati club OF the GA.
tioual league wants Ham Hyatt.
the Vancouver outfielder Man.
agor Dickinson does not want TO
let the heavy hitter go. but he may
have 10 sell him 10 protect himself
from the draft that Is certain 10
follow this fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

The Western Washington Fair
and Driving association was organ
ized yesterday and the association
VIII build a half mile track on
the site OF the old Madison park.
The fair VIII be held there this
year. from September Z 90 49, Ar
Tangementa are being made TO
have t9 NorthwoaO'rn Circuit OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01
STAR FORM CHART

TUESDAY rises
FrwaflnE
DS0t FIRST RAcrvl,e as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

Nothing Was doing 10 tho third
or fourth frames In the nfth. Nun.
d0rff luggled Luesl'a Rr0undcr and
the butchman beat ltSo FIRST on
a close decision Cahlll sacrificed
him 10 second and Graham poked
out aizzler In loft field ttsat scored
LuHsi
Seattle got two more Ia tho sixth.
Gordon and Fuak he and Carney
advanced them Terry McKuue
came through with another blngle
and Gordon scored. Frlak beat Il
In on an infieid ont
The Chnucka evened up in the
seventh Hyatt grounded 10 Ben
nett. Wh0 fumbied Lou Nordyke
came out and with a terrific drive
sent the ball over the left field
fence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-01

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