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The Washington times., 1908-10-13
BOOKS
COLLEGE CONTEST
Fast High School Eleven
Will Meet Fredericksburg
This Month.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Oct I3-The
football eleven Of the Episcopal High
School, Of Alexandra, has proved its
strength IN the games with Technical
and Central High Schools Of Washing
ton on the last two Saturdays, and viii
meet Fredericksburg College October d
The lineup Of the AIexaudrians viii
probably continue as follows: w. y.
Wood, right end, T. ". smith, right
tackle; voolfolk. right guard; :. Wood,
center; EandeTvOT1. left guard; Weav-
er. left tackle; Grant. left end; Captain
PendIetOn. quarterback. Lloyd. right
halfback: Rust. fuIIback. and Hewitt.
left halfback- The nine veterans have
been working hard. and SO far but two
new competitors have gotten IN q game
FanCeTYOrt viii make good at left
tackle. ans viii continue TO play
throughout the season. Randolph has
been tried in left half, and PLAYS we'll
The game last Saturday with Cen
tral High was fight on a slippery
ground. but the general team work OF
Episcopal bids fair 20 be exceptional
this year While not Overweighty. the
line held creditablyr and the backs
made good around the ends Hitch. q
veteran Of a. who was CiSzbl at
Tome last year and has not played for
some time, has been doing most Of the
puuttng. which sent Central farther into
their own territory than was eNDecred-
Captain PendletOn's end runs havN
been q feature Of the season, and with
Rust. Lloyd. and Hewitt 10 strike the
line, the backfeld may be said 70 be
invincihle- Wood A center. has done
much in blocking kicks. and Grant IS
quick on the end For goal kicking
PeudletOn has beer used steadily.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13

Massachusetts Will Enter
Thirteen Women in Chevy
Chase Event.

In point OF actual number OF entries
received for the Women's National Colt
championship tournament. 10 be held
over the links Of the Chevy Chase
Club next week, Massachusetts easily
heads the list with thirteen
Included among the Bay State enc
trants are Miss Margaret Curtis. the
present champion; Miss Harriet Curtis,
the former title holder; Miss r c Os-
good. champion Of the WOmen's East
ern G 0lF Association. and Miss Mary 3
Adams.
Pennsylvania has seven entrants. and
so has Maryland. while there are three
nominees from this State and a Ike
number from New Jersey Miss GeOr-
gianua Bishop, the Metropolitan cham
pion, enters from the BrOOklawn Club,
Of Bridgeport. Conn Thus far only one
entry has been receievd from q Chicago
club.
W FelIOwes Morgan, the United
States Golf Association secretary, has
decided 20 hold entries open until to-
morrow night. The only international
entrant Is Miss Phepoe, OF Canada.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
TRANSFER HOLDINGS
IN BIG TURF DEAL

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1S.-At the
conclusion Of an executive meeting last
night OF the local stockholders in the
New Orleans Jockey Club, controlling
the City Park race course, the an
nOuncement was made that the action
OF President Samuel Heaslip. in ar
ranging for taking over the interest Of
the outside stockholders, had been ap-
proved
A holding company. controlled ex-
clUsiVely by New Orleans investors. viii
be formed with NIT- Heaslfp as president
and Louis d. LaEard as secretary. 10
conduct ninety-day meeting at City
Park. beginning December D.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
EPISCOPAL PLANS
FAST TRACK TEAM
Squad Will Report After Close of
Football STANDARDIZATION
Will Run.

Episcopal High School track squad
will report Immediately after football
season closes, and prospects for a good
team are bright from the candidates
Grant, Of Richmond, has been elected
captain Of the squad, and with such men
as Pendleton. Hewitt. and Blackburn as
a nucleus, a form liable team should be
built up from the inexperienced material
at hand Pendleton. it will be remem-
bered, IS one Of the fastest men seen
in local scholastic meets, and should
be a big help 10 his school IN the dashes
and the mile relay.
Captain Grant IS also very strong in
these events.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
A REMEDY.

You have a tEiIst that is a regular
disease. my man
Yes. that's so. sir 7 would Ike 20
be treated for IL. Sir-'-EXchange-
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
Harvard, Out for First Time
Since Saturday, Prac-
tees in Secret.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct blight
work was melted out to the Harvard
varsity Yesterday afternoon in its first
practice after the Williams game.
The second secret practice of the sea
son. which was longer than usual, last
ed about an hour. All the men re-
ported in good shape. Bob Brown and
Cutler were given d days rest
The work for the varsity was mainly
in running through new formations
More than usual attention was given 70
{r,d{yi9,1aI coaching. Dave Campbell
spending the entire afternoon with the
ends
sCrimmaEe was held between the
second and substitutes after the dtS-
n1issal of the varsity from secret work.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
UMPIRE DISCOUNTED.

NEW YORK, Oct BIT was ruuoreS
about local baseball circles today that
Umpire tombstone has handed in hls
resignation 10 President PUIliam, OF
the National League. II IS said John
stone was sore on the executive be-
cause he was not selected 10 work IN
the present worlds series
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
EASTERN'S ELEVEN
PLAYS FIRST GAME
Light Blue and White Will Meet
ST. Joseph at Baltimore
Tomorrow.

The Eastern High football eleven will
play the Mt. 81. Joseph team in Balti-
more tomorrow.
Considerable interest is shown in this
fray, as this is the first time the Cap
boI Killers have worked out this fan
and a line can he obtained on their
ability The squad has used every avail
able time for practice and according to
those who have the team in charge
IS IN excellent shape for a good tussle.
The Mt. St. Joseph has a particularly
strong aggregation tais fan and the
Fasteners will have to extend them
selves to win.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
Big College EeUens Discouraged by Their Early ShogUd1g,
Whip Men Into Shape for Real Championship Struggles
Doherty, Old Navy Half
back, Joins Coaching Staff
at Academy.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct. 1s.-After the
hard game with Dickinson on Saturday,
two Of the Navy regulars took a rest
yesterday afternoon
These were SlingleH, center, and
LANCE. quarterback. The latter has q
somewhat sprained arm. Both players
VIII be in good shape in a day or two
Robertson, whose arm has been a
little sprained. was out today for the
first time FOR a week.
The coaching squad had an addition
yesterday in Steve Doherty, who played
halfback on the team in 1865 and pre-
VfOus years
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
Disguised With Showing,
Coaches Put Ithacans
Through Hard Work.

ITHACA, y. Y, Oct 13-Disgusted
with the mediocre showing OF the Cor
nell Varsity in Saturdays game with
OberHn and maddened by the failure
Of the team to report last Friday IN
spite Of the appeal to Captain Walder.
the Cornell coaches took it out on the
aggregation yesterday IN the hardest
two hours Of straight work experienced
this year.
Head Field Coach Larl1in. who has
been confined to the hospital with blood
poisoning for a week. hobbled 20 the
field TO coach the ends and backs
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
BUSINESS PLAYS
GALLAUDET TEAM
High School Eleven Meets Col
legians in a Practice Game
Tomorrow.

business High School Will De RiNe,'
an opportunity to show its real sIieils Vi
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, WIZ
II lines up against the strong Gallauoe'
team at Kendall Green
This will be the stenograPher5
ond game this season. and Coach ! d
mer Should get line IN toiiloIIo" .
came on the strong and weak places on
the team. Captain Rathoohe - lLluoii
f Gi,Lte ears crack player, who has agaiiin1
Terur1ed studies at the school, and WI VIZ
H.. STATIONED at his old position on rlsHO
si The two teams will line up as follows:
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
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The Washington times., 1908-10-13
BIRDS MAKE FAST
TIME FROM OHIO
Phil Krous' Entry First in Among
Race Flyers From Seven
Lofts.

The fastest young bird race Of the
season of the washington district was
flown from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, thirty
birds from seven lofts competing
This is the first race ever flown oy
zo,1ng birds from Ohio, and as nearly
all of the entries were home last night
the result is gratifying
liberation was erected by F. A All
rendt at 7:3O o'clock in clear atmos-
nbere and no wind, and ideal conditions
RRrevafIed AT home The following is the
average speed of the first return to
each lott. the first arriving at ABB win
mig 200 pounds feed for Mr. hrous-
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
Tor Pfester in eighth.

Left on bases-ChIcagO, 3; Detroit. 3.
Phester. 2; off Reulbach, > Struck out
BY MuIlin, s; by Pfiester. L Three-base
hit-HOfman. TwO-baSe hitS-CObb,
Thomas. Sacrifice hits-O'Leary, Cough
lin. Stolen bases-Evers. Chance (0,
Steinfeldt Cobb (2), Rossman. Double
plays-Evers to Chance; Holman TO
king; O'Leary to SChaefer to Ross
man. . Umpires-Messrs O'Day and
Sheridan. Time of game-2 hours and 5
minutes. ,543.
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
BEGINNING of the End.

King was given n life in the fifth
by OLeary bOOting an easy one. but
the error was overcome with double
play off Sheckard by Schaefer and
Rossman. The Cubs were handed IN
the sixth the kind Of medicine they
forced on the Tigers in the two pre-
cpdinE games. Mullin, who opened,
was given a base. Mcintyre followed
with a hit to left It was at this point
Pfeister made an error Of judgment
that was responsible for some Tiger
runs. O'I.eary hunted to, him and
after viewing the situation, he hurled
the ball to third TO catch Mullin. It
was too late, all were safe, the bases
full, and no one out.
The Score
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
Detroit Victorious in Spec
tacular SkirmiSh Honey
combed With MiSplayS.
TYRUS CHALKS UP
FOUR TIMELY HITS
Jennings Merry Men Bombard
Flustered PfieSter in Sad
Sixth Session.

CHICAGO oct. lS-The third encoun-
ter for the worlds championship was
Spectacular and exciting, honeycombed
with n,ispIays and decorated with some
hard hitting
The .TIgers coming from behind seized
the Cubs and slammed them about until
they were dizzy. The Chance machine
VS. wrecked Pitcher Pfeister was ex-
posed as somewhat of the ~bOnehead'
order and the Tigers won, scamperinS,
S 10 3.
With the score to l against them
when the sixth opened the American
League champions. who had beer toy
ir,c, rather successfully with PielSter 8
C.lTt--es suddenly began bOrtbatdment
in which every member OF the team
took part. When IL was over the IlSeIS
had accumulated ave runs and I'VE nus,
one Of them a double. This put The
same on the shelf. but tie Tigers r-ere
not satisfied. They ADDED two more IN
the eighth on Chances error ana
couple Of hits.
Georgian Gets Busy.
Terrible Tv'' COBB kept The Cubs on
their toes chasing four hits qua OF five
times. up. In the last inning ne graft
fed the Detroit fans by grandstand
exhibition Of base running. Reaching
first CT his fourth hit he promptly stole
second. ..Steai third, Ty,' yelled his
admirers Ty stole Il. mucn 10 the dis
gust of King. who snapped the ball TO
Steinfcidt. but Harry dropped me InToW-
steal home" shouted the DetrOlters.
EOSSTua0 had lust walked TO nrst IS
they attempted the double steal CODb
almost scored, and was then chased Dy
four CuDS and finally caught at JIllId
on a close decision $500. -,
total receipts, S22,76i-50- Inc payers
share was Sl22 94.45. the clubs S4,V9S.lo'
and the commission $2,21G.15.
The contest offered the supporters OF
each team a fine opportunity 70 test
their lung rover. The faithful band or
Detroit "ooters who came with the
team occupied i section Of the boxes,
and by their noise and actions created
almost as much interest as the game
They had the field exclusively after the
sixth. for the home element was buried
in reflection.
Begin Like Winners.
The Tigers began like winners in the
first. After Mcintyre had been tossed
out by Evers, O'L.eary hit to SteilIieldt'
The latter got the ball. but made a low
throw that pulled Chance of the base
and the little shortstop was safe,
Crawford was beaten TO first by Killing s
throw. Cobb put a Texas Lacquer
over Tinker's head. scoring O'Leary.
Rossman put the side out with a
grounder to Steinfeldt
After two out in the same inning,
Schultz made a single TO LETT lie ITleu
TO steal and was nailed by Ihomas.
Tinker cot hit in the third and was
caught by Thomas when he attempted
TO steal Detroit threatened again in
the fourth. Crawford, the first man up
hit safely TO center Cobb forced him
and on ROssman's fly TO Chance the
elusive Cobb fell victim to double
play.
Beginning of the End. 80
King was given n life in the hfth
by O'Learv bOOting an easy one. but
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
MIKE" THOMPSON.

The announcement yesterday that this
well-knOwn Georgetown football Off
cial would not again referee the Yale
Harvard football game created surprise
in local football circles, for Thompson
has the reputation Of being one OF the
most accurate and painstaking arbiters
IN the South. II is alleged that he
allowed too much delay between the
halves Of the Prlnceton-Yale game last
season
The Washington times., 1908-10-13
Managers Lay Plans for Con-
tinuouS Round of In
door Sports.
FIVE
AGAIN in FIELD
Quint Will Play Large Roster of
Out-Of-Town Teams Juniors
Are Active.

The managers of the various branches
of sports at the Washington Young
Mems Christian Association are busy
making their preparations for the com
ing indoor campaign.
AS this institution is practically the
only training quarters for the indoor
meets, a large body Of athletes are
awaiting the commencement Of the
gymnasium pasimes. Basketball viii
again be at the head Of the boards with
occasional indoor meets throughout the
winter. The basketball team has not
yet put iE hard work, but viii get down
10 earnest practice as soon as the
schedule is announced. The basketball
tea n at the association last season was
a member of two leagues, the local
Washington City League and the tn
city organization, comprised Of teams
IN this city Baltimore, and York, Pa
The i've made q credltable showing
IN both these organizations and with
All OF last years men expects an
even better standing this season Beck
EFT, the instructor at the association,
viii so 80 meeting Of the Tri-City
League I'm Baltimore on Saturday even
ing. A schedule VIII be arranged and
the league viii be opened shortly Sew
eral additions are expected 10 the
leagues roster, and in all probability
teams from both Philadelphia and Har-
risburg viii be seen IN the local gym
this winter
BOwlers Get Busy.
The bowling teams are well under
way and the captains will hold a meet
ing tonight 10 adopt a schedule. Sew
eraI prizes have already been offered
for the high men and the partner
scores so far have been excellent.
The junior branch II likewise active.
Chase Taylor, the ins Tuct0r, has ar
ranged very attractive series Of events
for the smaller athletes. A meet will
be pulled on monthly 10 bring out the
champ class in both gym and aquatic
sports. the records Of the winners being
kept and displayed in the cIubrooms
on decorated shields The basketball
which proved such a formidable aEgre-
cation last season, viii again be in the
field and VIII make application for
membership 10 the proposed class B OF
the Washington City League. which
viii holI a meeting this week The
three junior teams in this branch will
play an iuter-team schedule The in
door circuses and the spring indoor
meet VIII be other attractions
Mohave County miner., 1908-10-31

J. w. Johnson, who owns mining property in the Bill Williams Fork and Burro Creek sections, was in King man this week.
 E. B. Van Deman came in from Los Angeles last Sunday morning and is getting affairs in shape to begin work on the Mccall group of mines in Wea- yer district.
 F. B. F. Rhodes, assistant manager of the U. s. Zinc Co.,, Pueblo, Colo rado, this week spent several days among the mines of Chloride and oth- CT parts of Wallapai district. He is looking for a complex ore, carrying gold, silver, lead and zinc, especially zinc, ores that represent little values to the mine owner. The U. S. Zinc company make separation of the met als and handle tho zinc ores in their own ovens. While here Mr. Rhodes contracted for number of carloads of ore from the zinc-lead mines and their successful treatment will bring a big business from this district. The company is we'll equipped to care for ores complex in character and there is no doubt that considerable business will be done by the company with our miners.
Mohave County miner., 1908-10-31

The two-foot ledge in the Tram, McNamara and Stevenson lease on the Union No. ? claim of the Litigation Hill Merger Company at Manhattan, encountered two weeks ago, which averaged 75S ton, with six inches of ore worth Is pound, widened in the south drift yesterday to three feet, one foot of which is worth easily lOOOs to 150OS ton. Rich ore is being sack ed to be deposited for safe keeping in the vault of the Nye and Ormsby County Bank.-Tonopah Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1908-10-31
Election Returns.

Election returns will be received at Hotel Beale on the night of election, all bulletins being posted on the bull letin board of H. w. Kemper.
Mohave County miner., 1908-10-31

The l5 year lease on the famous Pal milla mine of Pedro Alvarado in the Parral district, Mexico, was recently turned over by the equal owners, McQuatters & Sheppard and c. A. Co., ram, the latter of Boston, to the cor poration, the Alvarado Consolidated Mines Co.,, organized under the laws of Maine with capitalization of 1O,- 00o,0O0S gold. The control of the con- pany is now in the hands of McQuat- ters x Sheppard with Mr. Coram still heavily interested and the manage ment still under Frank c. Moore house. .-Bisbee Review.
Mohave County miner., 1908-10-31
Old Dominion Again Strikes SuIphides

Another important strike of sulphide ore has been made in the Old Domin- ion mine. The Saturday night shift in the crosscut in block ?, on the 14th level, broke into the sulphide vein, and the ore is said to be high grade. The location of the crosscut in block is about under the old shelter site, not over $50 feet from Pinal creek.
 The continuity of the sulphide vein on the 14th level is remarkable. The first important discovery of ore on that level was made early last year in block 9, where the crosscut penetrated 50 feet of sulphide averaging 10 per cent and some of it going as high as 40 per cent copper. In the development of the vein toward the west a number of crosscuts have been driven into the ore, the crosscut in block at last ac- counts being in ore sixty feet. The lode has also been developed by cross cuts and drifts for considerable dis tance east of block 9.
 The significance of the latest strike in block ? is in its nearness to the creek, which strengthens the opinion that the vein will be found to extend under and beyond the creek, and that important ore bodies will be develop ed in the west territory by D shaft now being sunk there.-Silver Belt.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-16
BUY TORTURED BY AWFUL HUMOR
Almost Covered with ECzema-NO Nights Rest for Nearly a Year Feared Lifelong Oisfgurement- All Treatments Failed and Limit of Endurance Seemed Nean
PERFECT RECOVERY
 IS DUE TO CUTICURA

"With the exception of his hands and feet. my son Clyde tthirteen years olq) was almost completely covered with eczema. Physicians treated him Tor nearly a year without helping hlm any. While they were very kind and did all m their power. vet nothing seemed Co re- Ecvr him. And l had tried many rem cdieS sent to mc by kind friends but they allfailod. His head, face, and neck were covered with large sCaDs which ne WouIQ rub until they fell of. Then blood ana matter would run out and that would De worse. Many a time he looked as II his ears would drop off. Friends com ing To see him said that if he got well he would be djsigured for life.
 "\Vhen it seemed as if he could pos siblv stand it no longer. l decided 70 tTy Cuticura. I bought cake oi CuJl- cIira Soap. a box of CutiCura Ointmenti md a bottle of CutiCura Resolyent' l 1Ispd them in the evening and that was the first night for nearly year that he slept. This may sound eNaggeraJeu to you, but in the morning there was great change for the better. In ao0uJ six weeks you could not have tolQ JlaU hehad ever had adanythingwron nm. 1 treated him twice day Tor SIX uioIlsILs ms and at present he has a fine c0mPIeHloh and not tl kttlI OH HIS bNAFs 'A'"' q ynov seem overdrawn. but neither words nor nor pen can describe Clyde's suffering and how he looked. Our leading Phy- sician. pr. -, recommends the Cqti- cura Remedies for eczema. Mrs. Algy COckburn, Shiloh, O., June II, l9O'.
 Frooucnt shampoos with Cuticura SoaD and weekly dressings with Cutl- cura stop falling hair, remove crusts' scales, and dandrun, destroy hair para sites. soothe irritated, itching surfaces stimulate the hair follicles, supply the roots with nourishment loosen tho scalp skin. and make the hair grow upon a sweet, wholesome. healthy scalp, when all other remedies fail.
 Complete External and Internal Treatment i2E T,,,r-,s 'IIunnr uf Infants, tuadTg0. and. AGGla rurssf4 of Culrurl Soap tH5cD fn Cleanse ihe sam CYtirrra Ointment CjOcD Co Heal Inc ~a.H, 4lt C1frnra Resolvcnt lJUcD, turln thc fnrmo h2,9la Gated PH.s. g5c. per vial oi COl IoPUry i,e Blood Sold throughout the world. f0ll'I b''H N''.''' Corn. Sole Props, Boston, Mas. mi ,,,....
 oFMaiIed Free. Cutlcura Book on Skin OiseA5ss
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-16
\ STRIRIRG INVITATION

"A photograph was produced in Fair banks this week which Is bound to have a powerful effect on the future of the Tanana, 7" says the Tribune of Fair banks.
 "Flty bricks of solid gold, each one containing Sl,OOO, were piled tier on tier aud then a golden mold of the Venus of Milo was placed On the apex Of the pyramid.
 This s5OOOO in virgin gold repre- sents the net profits Of one operator on Ester creek for this summer.
 "Wheu you see this picture of the re- suit of one mans effort you will realize that gold is the staple product Of the Panama.
 "Consider chat this fortune in gold was all locked iu the embrace of mother earth on January l, 1908. Consider that this fortune, great as it is, represents only oue-halt oi one per cent of the total ou,pu, Of the Tauana for 1908. Consider that the triiing work that has been done iu the Panama has added seveuty-dye tons Of gold Co the worlds stock since 1905.
 Send this picture broadcast all over the United States and with it this word to those who labor and are heavy laden:
 COME"