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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
Majestic Theatre.

The Bill-Arthur Beauvais & Co., Ed die Leslie, Three Musical Millers, Miss Alta Yolo, Harry Holman and Helen Parmelee, Earl Flynn, Mile Carrie, Majestograph.
 Comedy, music, drama and novelty are all well represented in the splendid programme which Manager Stevenson has ready to offer his patrons for the coming week. It is a veritable feast Of good things. No finer playlet is on the vaudeville stage than that of The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

This season the patrons of the Jeffer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

Miss Frances Gordon is doing some of the best work of her career in the enjoy able role of Plain Mary" and nothing better or more effective has been seen in years than the Kid Burns charac- ter of Scott Welch, whose interpretation is receiving the commendation of all who have seen this clever play, together with the original cast and production.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

Sidney R. Ellis. the playwright has received additional renown by the pro- duction of When O-d New York Was Dutch." the play provided by him for Al. H. Wilson, the popular German dialect comedian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

son are again to have an opportunity of witnessing the beautiful and ever wei come idyl' of the Arkansas hills, "Hu- man Hearts," All who have sat under the spell of this interesting story of plain honest people. will surely avail them selves of the chance of seeing it again, and those who haven't should not fail to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
THE NOBLE INSTITUTE
 AnmiStOEn. Ala.

Home School for limited number of girls Certificates ad nit to Colleges and Universities Superior advantages in mu sic and art Next term begins September IF. sSzt-so
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

7-12-20t-su-wed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13

Pretty girls who can sing and dance, music which is captivating, with it's swing and rhythm, a plot of intense hu- man interest and an all star cast of players, are all to be found in TThe Girl Question: the musical comedy which succeeded "The Time. The Place and the Girl" in Chicago, and ran there for 339 performances and which will be seen here early this season.
 One of the offerings of the coming sea- son at the Jefferson theatre will be "The Wolf, Eugene Walters great play of Canadian northwest, the one pronounced dramatic success of the year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-13
PLAYHOUSE GOSSIP.

Hortense Nelson, the distinguished American actress, who has created a. furore throughout the largest cities of this country by her splendid acting of emotional roles. is booked to appear at the Jefferson on Wednesday, September 30, for an engagement of three perform ances.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
MICHIGAN TEAM
PICKED At LAST

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 11.-At
the close OF last nights signal prac-
tice Coach Yost announced that the
eleven which has been worked that
night without u change, would be the
one that, In all probability, would go
up against Pennsylvania on Saturday.
The men and dtheir positions are as
follows:
linthieum, left end; Casey, left
tackle; Benbrook, left guard; Schultz
(capt). center; Embs, right guard;
Crumpacker, right tackle; Ranney,
right end; Wasmund, quarter; Doug
las, left half; Ailerdice. right half;
Davidson, fullback.
Watkins will not play, In all proba'
bility and will surely not start the
game. Primeau has heard the rat
ting OF the tin and Is now a side'line
spectator Linthicum, the baseball
captain, has made good In remarkable
style, though he will be playing his
first game OF college football against
Pennsylvania.
Brennan, Primeau and Riley will be
the line substitutes, while Lawton
and Greene are the second choices at
and and Green and Watkins are the
extra backfield material.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Host Awful knod dTittih's
pthing tru Qoi. Vas This On,

One year when Griffith was pitching
In the National league something
went wrong with his arm and Clarke
was given the yellow slip. He then
signed a contract TO pitch with the
Spokane club OF the Pacific Coast
league, and in a game against the
Seattle club Griff did the twirling
Things broke badly for him from the
start Of the game. and the Seattle lads
hammered everything he tossed up.
Out in deep center field there was n
clothiers sign which said the clothier
would give a suit OF clothes to any
player hitting the canvas sign
Along about the 0nHh inning. after
the other fellows had made dozen
or more hits. his attention was attract
ed by a great roar from the crowd
Turning around he saw the clothier
desperately tearing down his sign. and
this' Griff says was the toughest roast
he ever received In his entire baseball
career.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Up-fo.Ddi. Trainers hou Id
Horses Down Slowly After Campaign

Trainers are more careful now in
the manner In which they let down a
horse after long campaign. There
was a time when the average trainer
was content to turn a horse out to
pasture after a hard season OF racing.
Now the trainer gives the horse slow
road work for several weeks and let's
his muscles relax gradually. Not
few Of them believe in keeping the
horse up all winter. giving him good.
stiff work on the road and brushing
him occasionally when a good piece or
road Is encountered.
Sudden and violent changes do not
do good to a horse that has been
raced hard all the season. 1t has Oft
en- happened that when horse was
Immediately turned out after hard
season OF racing, and was not taken up
until the following spring that the
trainer found IL impossible to get him
right until very late I'm the following
season, too late TO do any good with
him. A little care and extra work at
this time OF the year will pay good d.
vidends later on.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
SCRUBS BEAT THE
MICHIGAN TEAM

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 1.-THE
scrubs came 10 their own In lasl
nights practice scrimmage and, in 1
game in which both sides were given
equal consideration. simply tore the
varsity TO shreds. scoring four touch
downs TO two. one OF the 'varsity's
being the veriest fuke.
The most effective scrub plays were
runs round Ranney's end on fake
kicks by George Lawton, When once
clear. Lawton was far too fast for any
of the regulars and steamed away,
touching the ball down between the
losts twice.
The varsity took the affair good
naturedly and refused TO fight as 1t
does I'm a real game.
Green played left half during the
scrimmage. Otherwise the varsity
had its regular team In the field
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
What Farrell SAYS.

Frank Farrell says regarding the
report that he will trade Hal Chase
that he wouldn't sell Chase for $50
600. 1t is a matter of principle with
Farrell.
What's the use of having player
and what would become of organized
baseball IL he could do what Chase
did and get away with it?" he asks.
Aside from that, Chase couldn't be
traded any too quick to suit local pa
irons, after the way he deserted the
New York last season.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
WAYNE COUNTY NIMRODS BY THE
HUNDREDS INVADE NORTH WOODS

The county clerks office has been
+ busy for some time filing out deer
: hunting licenses and. with some OF the
regulars still to hear from. 1t is certain
that the Wayne county list will reach
500 before the season is a week old.
The only nonresident license up TO
date Is that OF w. H. Yawkey owner
.of the Detroit baseball team, who now
Ipays his regular taxes in New York
lefty.
Following Is the list OF licenses is
sued 10 Wayne county people up to
date:
Archie Niche. Nelson simms. Jr.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Sporting Notes

Nell snow viii be the referee Of the
Chicago-COrnell game.
The y. VI. &. A. Commercial league
starts squad practice tonight.
Wyandotte and Ecorse are talking Of a
big game FOR 500 side bet
Linthicum has made good mt left end
for Michigan and will play his first
game against Penn. Think or IL
kieinsth and Manner are the only Penn
cripples and IL is fully expected that
both Will be in the game against
Michigan.
There IL some chance that the Western
and southern leagues may have TO
come down a peg in their standing
from Class 4. to clas. b.
As anticipated, there was no boxing In
Mt. Clemens last evening. Gov. war
ner gets the credit for the stopping
OF the mill A big crowd was out.
The National association has outrnwed
over. 80 minor league players for
playing against the Chicago ineligi-
Any league club now playing q man
under a name TO be false ~ threat =
ened with the forfeiture Of It's fran
chise.
II ~ rumored that GOV. Hughes, OF New
York. will bend his energies now 10
securing the passage or law
making Illegal the publication OF bet
ting quotations on the races.
The Quaker students gave their team a
great send-on at the railroad station
yesterday songs and yells alternat-
ing. Penn will practice on the Conn
try club golf links this afternoon
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
STILL EDUCATING
BIG Al KAUF MAN

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Nov. 11.-Al
Kaufman, moved one step nearer in
his climb to the top when he disposo /
of Terry Mustain in the fourteen
round of their battle before Jeffries'
club last night. This leaves Kaufman
still the most dangerous heavyweight.
heavy right uppercut to the heart
put Mustain on the floor. He was bad
ly hurt and absolutely helpless, his
seconds hurrying into the ring to care
for their man and saving Referee Ety.
ton the trouble of counting the de-
feated boxer out.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Ga - II - Ex Z "A.
Sears In. zlhs Kind You IA. ll.sys Bought
t's, = IHAZIMx
New YORK and phIIadeIphIs

Are conveniently reached by through
trains over the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road, the double track scenic highway.
from Buffalo and Suspension Bridge,
connecting with all lines In Michigan.
Full particulars address II. II. Roberts,
Z Fort-st. west. Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Last Years Scores OF
Saturdays DueliStS

Last years scores in the big games
which come around again this week
were: Dartmouth, %; Harvard, o..
Yale. 80; Princeton, 10. Pennsylvai-
ia, g. Michigan. 0.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Cub Pitchers Troubled Hans.

Hans Wagner batted .437 against St
Louis pitchers. 1876 against Boston,
.S5l Cincinnati. .349 Philadelphia. .34l
Brooklyn, 1893 New York and only
.2S0 against the Cubs twirlers.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Army WILLING to Bet.

After West Points showing against
Princeton. the officers at the various
posts throughout the country are show
ing a greater interest in the team.
The latest is a purse of $1,000 sent
from Alaska TO bet against the navy.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

regularly on almost every third down,
is unheard Of Somebody 10 going to
fail. And when he does. with the fall
ure Is almost certain TO 90 the pros
poets Of his team.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Thrifty Bowl

Packey Mcfarland has saved s26s
900 from various little quarrels he has
had with other boxers during the last
rs months. Packey made no mistake
when he quit the steel mill
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
BY PAUL n. BRuSkE.

With Michigan rooters pointing
proudly To the announcement OF
Coach Yost that his team comprises
the best material in years. and Penn
sylvania supporters signing for the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT OAKLAND.

First race. lie miles. selling
Royal ", 1872; Merrill, ll9; Weber
119; 'Von Tromp. III; Satkass. III;
'Goldena. ia; thereafter. ia; 'Steel
Flue, 109; Ornate. 80; Cossat, SO;
"Apto Orc, 81; 'Coppit. 81.
Second race, furlongs: Capt. John
Ito; Aksar Ben, 10; Carmisa, 107;
Meddling Hannah. 107 Toll Box. LOG;
Mailman. 106: Micaela, 1903; Harry
Stanhope, 1903; Bishop W., 1922 Pale
Alto. l02; Osceola, 102; Match Tulla
80.
Third race, futurity course. selling:
st. Francis, 10; The Mist. 1917 81.
Avon, 105; 'Silver Stocking. 102;
Woodcraft. 1902; 'Bellwether. 100.
Fourth race. lie miles, Winters
handicap: Dandelion. l1S; Montgom
cry, 11S; Firestone, l15; Royal Tour.
list. 104; Neva Lee, 102; W. T. Over
ton. 101. montgomery and Dandelior
Hildreth entry. }
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards, sell
ing: County Clerk. 109 Huapatla. 109:
Frank Lubbock. 109: Col Bronston
lO9; Lazelle. 1O9; My Pal, 109; Mid
mont. 109
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards, sell
ing: Talamund, 1l2; Eckersall. 1l2;
Royal Red, 109; Melar. 100; Charles
Green, 109; f. NJ. and Z. NJ. 109; Lit
tle Minister. 1909; Cholk Hedrick, 109;
Etapa, 109; Mistress OF Rolls. 104.
apprentice allowance claimed
Weather cloudy; track fast.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
sxracuaa Ranks hIah.

Syracuse. with its record against
Yale. Princeton and Williams, will
rank among the first six college teams
this year.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
Wagner lie Klnq OF Game.

Hans Wagner has batted below
1929 hut once In the last 12 years. That
was In 1898. when he hit .305. In his
~ years of professional ball he has
never failed TO get into the 800 mark.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

81. Louis football team wishes "a
state that the st. Louis-SeminOle
game OF Sunday, Nov. s. was cancelled
by the Seminoles at IL o'clock Sunday
morning. leaving ST. Louis without a
game that afternoon.
81. Louis do not engage In mud
singing. neither do they I'm justice
TO themselves" claim Cancelled games
and the attempt TO injure their repu-
tatIon by the item In a morning paper
Is considered by the St Louis players
as very unsportsmanlike.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
FITZPATRICK
LAIDs Jim"
SULLIVAN.

than other ten men
THE organisation VIII miss him sadly when he lays down the
his long before the public there has never & ~
PrOc from London last summer mat
go go any %T further back Of the returns
the position sullivan has 1SD r %as on @ft
whose word credited all over the
sI1s @ @ % s'
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THAT 1901 team had matters down to finer
any football s% a n"s rs s % 'sa'aFS % .h and o
sa snow'sase , which so %0~a % season in way
h % s ss the ' play of nj. end. and result perhaps
nra in the fact tina" he had himself PLAYED this position WHILE al
Hssrs mSan LICK n nI c R s oss second ~
Then in so along came Ss' WIN the greatest system h, tS ns
probably been
made nsaasn and and
trick and both . in such physical condition as to
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

LAXATIVE BRoMo youinine. the world
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

Job Printing done right. Time. PRINT
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The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, CAT
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS

allow James
Sullivan In
wond o
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

This page has more than once contained erltl-
cal reference TO Mr.. Suvan5s omnlpotenee In the
A. A L. Ii becomes, therefore, all the more pleas
ing duty to give Mr.. sullivan the credit he de-
serves. for Is certainly entitled TO 20 back
of theenee htitff ef saeh authority as Dr. fitz-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
AT lATONlA.

First race, l-2 furlongs. selling, 2
eai-olG FLIES: "Dactylis, 95 Silver
Phyllis, 100; Project, 100; merry
Gift, 100; %Chalice, 100; 'Olive Ely.
100; Charlotte Hamilton, los; Zarape.
105; Denver Girl. 1885, Harriet Rowe,
105; Pink Linen. los; 'Plume, los;
Miss Crittenden. 10; She-Wolf. ITO;
Hawksfight, 10.
Second race, furlongs, selling. 2
year-olds: "Mrs. Sewall 100; unique
iOBrien, 100; 'Irrigator. 100; Rose
burg H.. 1903; dispute, 1903; Ray H.
1903; Buttons, los; Admonish, los;
Floreal. 1885, Aspirin, los; Duomo
los; Anemonella, 1903; DR.. Holzberg
1909
Third race, furlongs. selling. 4
year-olds and up: 'Warner Griswell
! ia; .Bolerion, ia; -Gambrinus, ia;
-Spion ia; sVandan, ia: Coon. III;
Stoner Hill, 119; Bensonhurst, 1l9;
Bonebrake. 119; Ametus, 1l9: Geo
Bailey, 1I9; Martius, 1l9; Potter, 122;
Ovelando. 1922: Chief Milliken. 1872;
Deuce, 1872.
Fourth race. furlongs. all ages
handicap: All Red. 95; AL Muller, los;
Sally Preston. 100; Woodland, 1Os;
Dainty Dame, 112; Hanbridge. l21.
! Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
purse. 3.year-olds and up: Estella c..
/ 9s: Gilvedear. l0l: Financier, 1Ol;
Carew. I07; Gretna Green, lO7,
Sixth race, lie miles. selling. 3
wear olds and up: 'Dunvegan. 81;
.stone Street, "a; 'Besterling, 100:
Lady Baldur. 100; "Katie Powers, 100;
Albert Star. 1902; Quasga, 1903; Bran
cas. 1914; 'Usuary. los; Little Lighter
1os Schroeder's Midway, los.
Apprentice allowance.
weather cloudy; track heavy.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11

part in the big game of the year
Mr.. Holton. who Is a Dartmouth graduate. was
formerly well-known official In Ohio football
annually picked the All-Ohio team and earned the
title OF the Walter Camp OF Ohio by his services
to the great college game in that state He knew
The Detroit times., 1908-11-11
The Quaker students gave their team a

Rrfnt send-on al the TaiIrOad SUTTON
yesterday. songs and yells alternat
ing. Penn will practice on The Coun-
try club golf links this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-01
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-01
PERKINS WINTER LEAGUE
HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETING

The managers of the California Win
ter league held an important meeting
last night at their headquarters in the
Edison building.
It was decided to close the present
league April 10, when the newly organ
ized summer league, to be known as
the California league, will be opened.
The protested game between the Santa
Barbara and Hoegee teams for the sec
ond time was laid upon the table.
The directors decided to place in the
hands of collection agency the amount
of $130.S5 due the league from Oscar
Chavez who formerly acted as treas
urer and who, 1t is alleged, failed to
turn in the funds.
The schedule arranged for the next
three weeks is as follows:
April 5-Santa Ana VS.. Pasadena at
Pasadena; Santa Monica VS.. Santa
Barbara at Santa Barbara; Edison VS..
McCormicks at Santa Ana; Hoegees VS..
Dolgeville at Dolgeville.
April 12-Santa Barbara VS.. Pasadena
at Pasadena; Hoegees VS.. Santa Monica
double header) at Santa Monica;
Santa Ana VS.. McCormicks at Santa
Ana: Edison VS.. Dolgeville at Dodge
Vile.
April 19-Santa Ana VS.. Santa Bar
bara at Santa Barbara; Hoegees VS..
Pasadena at Pasadena Santa Monica
VS. San Pedro at San Pedro.
The next meeting of the league will
be on Saturday, April IL.
In regard to the entry fee for the
new league it was proposed to make
the fee $50, $1OO to the winner, $50 to
second club and $25 to third team.
The salary to the secretary of the
league, Hon. Red Perkins, is desig-
mated at $25.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-01
LOOKS HARD
FOR TALENT
Seven Races on Program Have Evenly
Matched Fields and Long
Prices VIII Be OBJ
tanable
by J. G. GRIFFIN

The shooting wasn't so easy yes
terday, and In most instances form
was all at sea- At that the getaway
tricks were few and far between and
no one laid up much on the afternoon
except the bookies.
The card for today is even harder
and the prices obtained by those lucky
or shrewd enough to play the winners
should reward them in sufficient guam
titles to put them even on the season.
A card of seven races Is again handed
out, and again every event is under
conditions which favor the platers.
Sixteen ordinary lobs are carded to
go five and half furlongs in the OPEN
ing number and there is plenty of
speed in the bunch. Daisy Frost ran
second on her last trip to the post.
distance and Chicorca Maid Is to be
sent after the transportation cush.
Bauble and Jilette should be with the
front fight at the finish.
Eonite has been one of the hard
luck horses of the meeting and 1t looks
as though the jinks would have TO
slSidoo today. Barney Oldfield is back
in form and will try to take care of
Daily. Albion III and Black Dress may
stick around.
Gossiper ii is so good right now that
not even John Lyle can beat him.
h,othi idet ID eiANebyo lGdOinb lilG ilDCk
for mile in longer races and may
like the route with this bunch. AS
sociate may get something, although
he will have Rustling Silk to look out
for,
Hereafter May start
Hereafter is carded to start in the
fourth race, and with a bunch she can
beat, too. Bribery won her last start
and looks better than Our Anna, Billy
MnVham and Haltnn
Attila finished like shot in his last
out and hasn't much against him in
the fifth number. Mountebank used to
be consistent money getter and looks
better than either Rama or DIR. White.
Just how Arizona Jack Maley expects
to lay up anything with Rosemary d
is hard to say, for she stops fast
enough at five furlongs to lose any
body's money. At that some horses
classed strictly as sprinters have been
known to come out and go a route sue
cesSflully.
The fifth will probably find our old
friend Cardinal in the favorite's berth,
and 1t looks simple for the talent. S.
A. Carlisle is a handy plug and Fran
ciscan has been going well In the
same kind of company Decorator is
good sometimes, and If the hopes of
his many friends are realized Arthur
Bennett will finally win race with
John A. Mallon. He has chance,
and at long price. too.
Buster Jones always heads the flock
for a mile when the distance is far
ther, and If he does 1t today his back
ers viii cash. Jack Thornby is again
going to depend on Stoney Lee to
gather something and Leash may come
back and do better Cork Hill, Hi Caul
Cap and Antara are also in for some
thing besides exercise.