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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-29

drunkard, and she also charges him
with cruel and inhuman treatment.
The couple was married in Davenport,
Oct. "a, 1904.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-29
In the Police Court.

George Maxwell, arrested by Con-
stable Morse for vagrancy, was sent to
jail for five days by Justice Willard
this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-29
KENT TO COACH CARLTON.
Marshalltown Boy Will Train Mime
sofa COLLEGES Team.


Maurice Kent. of this city, and a
former baseball and football star of
the state university, has accepted the
position of coach of the Carlton College
football team, of Northfield Mimi
Kent will go to Carlton College to be-
gin his work in September. He has
been coaching the Haskell College team
of Indians during the past year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-29

church was to succeed in its work 1t
must be united and center all OF its
efforts on one objective, the saving OF
men.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
NO GAME FOR TARHEELS.
North Carolina Calls on Annual
Thanksgiving Contest.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Chapel Hin. " G.. Nov. 1S--At meet
ing to-day Of the university athletic as
ISOLATION. IL was decided TO call of any
Thanksgiving Day football game. Every
possible game was discussed and It's ad-
disability decided upon. After exhausting
the intermediate list, IL was found that no
game could be arranged that would be
worth while and profitable.
The Princeton manager wired yesterday
morning that his team had disbanded
Lehigh asked for n guarantee. The Navy
again wired the impossibnity Of game
at Washington, but offered q guarantee of
$500. plus expenses, while at Annapolis.
The distance to Annapolis and the heavy
expenses incident 10 preparation would
overbalance the guarantee.
The only remaining possible game was
with Washington and Lee. This game
had already been played as scheduled.
Carolina winning, 6 TO O. This game
would have been either a possible defeat
or probable rehash of last Saturday ;
victory.
In the game as such the students and
team had no interest. The latest reports
from Richmond were 10 the effect that
on account Of the double funeral I'm Rich
mond of two football victims and the
growing sentiment against the game
there, the game i'm Richmond would have
been unsuccessful
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
FAvORs RUGBY FOOTBALL.
Arthur Irwin Says English Game
VIII Re Adopted.

New York. Nov. IS.-Arthur Irwin, the
Highlanders' scout. who is running a
novel score board AT -the big football
games. has just returned from Canada,
where he saw game OF English Rugby
Irwin predicts that unless this style Of
play Is adopted By leading American col
lege elevens the present game will be
stopped by legislation. he argues that
interference In the American game is
the direct cause of many fatalities. and
points 10 the fact that such tactics are
not allowed in Canada, where football is
remarkably free from serious injuries.
mo player should be allowed "a precede
the man with the ball" Irwin argues.
"aud in that way an opponent cannot
be knocked out by coming in contact
with two or three men who pave the way
for the ball carrier"
Irwin says that Harvard and Yale
should invite two Of the Canadian eIevens
70 play exhibition games at Cambridge
and New Haven. IN order 10 have the
fine points Of the English rugby clearly
demonstrated.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Billy Papke is IN Chicago. and insists
10 the sporting writer's that Klaus vic
tory over him can't be repeated.
Ad WoIgast has left New Orleans for
Frisco. where he meets Lew Powell In
twenty round bout on November 80.
Harry Lewis has already posted his
forfeit 70 meet Klaus at catch-weights on
the night of November q. before a Phila-
delp.ha club.
Adnk Kenny sure is kicking up some
dust at the way he was treated by Jack
Johnson while he was acting as his
sparring partner.
frankie Neil is working hard in New
York gymnasium for the prospective
match with Patsy Kline. in Baltimore,
at the end OF this month.
a st. Louis paper says that Johnny
Thompson is a third rater, and also that
he hasn't shown anything yet that would
make any one but "A dead man tremble.
Hugo Kelly IS again in good health,
after an Illness Of several weeks. and
wishes TO get into the game again.
KetcheH and Papke are preferred. says
Hugo.
Sporting men out Frisco way think that
Lew Powell will take AID WolEast's meas
urement when they meet. They say Lew
Just eats them when they come tearing
in as Ad. does.
Leach Cross, from latest reports. has
decided 10 quit the boxing game and
stick to the dental profession. He has
moved TO Harlem, y. Y, and intends TO
build up his practice there.
Now that they have visited our beauti-
full shores. Adolphe and Pet will perhaps
go back to that dear France and get
back into the game in one Of the hash
houses. =" They were walters tbs said.
frankie Madden. one Of the hardest
hitting light-weights who ever fought in
this part of the country, is now down in
Georgia boxing third raters. What
wouldn't frankie have done TO them a
couple Of years ago?
If Stanley KetcheIl sticks to his resoIu-
ton OF not fighting out Of the middle
weight class again. he will be a second
/ Jeffries in that division The assassin
has very few equals in the heavyweight
division, much less In the former class.
Gunboat Smith. the man who put John
son down In his training quarters recent
/ ~, fought Young Peter Jackson last week
and got the decision after ten hard
! AVAAiA0s GliAllil II very pthuldl IN Adli-
| fornia because Of his wonderful showing
/ as a green fighter.
A Philadelphia exchange observes that
/ 1t has been suggested that a few Of the
! light-weights VINO want to meet some OF
the real stars go out and make good in a
couple Of bouts. instead Of demanding a
crack at the boys who fought their way
UP the ladder.
One OF the hardest battles Packey Nc
/ Farland ever took part in was given him
| by Ray Bronson, the Indianapolis fighter
/ Bronson fought Packey a twenty-round
! draw in New Orleans. The matchmaker
! Of the Armory Athletic Club. or Boston
/ has signed Bronson TO meet Dave DeshleI
at that club IN the near future.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
YALE OFF FOR CAMBRIDGE
Football Squad Wildly Cheered by
Undergraduates.
Capt. Coy Confident of Defeating
HnrvRrd-PIHyerS Are in First
class Condition.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 1S.-Euthusi-
astically cheered by nearly l,ooo students,
the members Of the Yale football squad,
who are likely TO get into Saturdays
game against Harvard left the New
Haven House this afternoon at 1:45 o'clock
for Auburndale, where the men will
spend tomorrow. before the biggest game
OF the year.
Just before the men boarded the special
car Trainer Mack. when asked for his
opinion Of the team. refused 20 say any
thing further than that the men we're not
stale. and. with the exception OF Logan,
Vaughan, DAILY. and Haines, were In good
condition.
Capt Coy said Il think We will win,
but can say nothing further, as ! have
not seen Harvard play"
The lineup Of the team FOR Saturday s
game was announced before the men
went away. Fitzpatrick. left end; Hobbs,
left tackle. Andreas. left guard: COOney.
center; GOebeL right guard: Lilley. right
tackle; Savage right end. Howe quarter
/ back: Phnbin. left half back: Murphy,
right half back. and Coy, full back
There viii be no practice at Auburn
dale The men will dress at Soldiers
Field, and after the game will break
training with a banquet, probably az the
Westminster
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
BASKETBALL AT GEORGETOWN.
An intercollegiate Championship
Quintet In Promised.

Now that the death kneH OF football
has been sounded at Georgetown. for this
year az least. the attention Of its enthu-
siasts is centered upon the basketball
five.
I'm the South for the past three years
Georgetown dves have stood far and
above those OF other colleges. This year.
from a gathering in OF new and good
material In addition 20 last years men,
all OF whom reported for practice, a team
Will evolve that Is bound TO bring the
intercollegiate title South.
In Maurice Joyce the team has undoubt-
eddy the best coach in this section. the
premier basketball field u the South.
Manager Burdick is a hustler. as will
he shown by the attra ctiveness OF tho
schedule ne has arranged. his securing
OF a PLAYING fOor-Odd Fellows Hall
convenient 10 residents throughout the
District. and as an additional feature and
one that should attract every member
Of the fair sex. dancing after the game.
Can't Jimmy Collhower has been I'M
firing IN his roundup OF the material
at hand Every practice night finds him
there with an encouraging word as a goal
is missed. and one OF caution when q
wild shot is taken. So steadily under his
eve and that OF the coach the team Is
shaping into the best lighting machine
ever sent 30 invade the North. which It
win do during the course Of the season.
4 word as 10 the men. Credit should be
given 90 the stellar principle inSulled in
all Of them-team work. No individual
ism will crop out on November =. when
Baltimore Medical College comes here
that team will have 10 show It's best form
against a Quint perfectly conditioned
physically as 10 each member and in team
work as a basketball five. So with the
spirit OF Georgetown rampant and good
old "hoyas" from the rooters urging them
on. Georgetown Is going 20 get that title.
Hova. hora sa1s.
Hoya. hoJa. Georgetown,
H1sa hoyR team.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
PUNTS AND PASSES.

Hart Is the only member Of the Prince
ton team left as a nucleus for 1910 Rare
~. IL ever. has there been such a clean
sweep at Princeton or az any other COLI
lege.
Strong as Dartmouth is. the Big Green
team could only make its distance once
by straight football against Harvard.
Dartmouth made most of its gain by
well-executed onside kick.
That will certainly he a great game be-
tween Michigan and Minnesota to-mor-
row Minnesota has a wonderful eleven,
the best in the West. says Walter Ecker
sail.
No eleven has pounded its way inside OF
Yale's 2o-yard line this fall. The nearest
Princeton got was . yards. What will
Harvard do?
\ review Of the Corneli-ChicagO game
shows that Chicago gained 10 yards by
rushing the bali and Cornell $40 in the
same manner. In forward passes Cornell
attempted six. totaling So yards. while
Chicago attempted five for 60 yards.
i was the same old reliable Ted Coy.
II he had water on the knee it wouldn't
be a bad idea 10 have several others
on the team treated with the same medi-
cine Ted is a great player. possibly the
greatest in the game to-day.
Il looks as II the All-America. fiends
will have to do without a quarter back
this season. None OF All-Anaerica caliber
has shown up vet. at least not at Har-
ward. Yale, Princeton, or Pennsylvania.
| Pishon. Of Dartmouth. and Sprackling.
! Of Brown, are rated two OF the best
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Alile. Hatchieooon, 10 Martini
20 l, wen; Long Hand. lO7 GAM. 70 , second /;
Royal Report. 10 lMtGeel. 70 > third. Time
La 3-5. kenpton PARK aud CUgon also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sx furlongs- CasSowary. los
Reilly Is 20 I. won; Deuce. ia tKohnl. TO 1.
second; Miss Popular. III (McC5eei. 3 90 l. third
Tine. lI7. Sainister. Thomas Calhoun. Stella Glen
Screnade and Enlist also nan.
THIRD RACE-SiT frrlongs- Radiation. JOG NC
Gee. - 20 5, won; My Gel. l0l lowell. 20 5.
second: LADY NIcNally. % wilson, z 20 J. third
Time. 1I6 30 Kiddy Lee T. NJ. Irwin. and Au-
tumn Rose also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiK furlongs. Patriot 1l4 NC
Gee, to 5. won; Cloistercss. ll2 Rice. TO l.,
second Apologize 10 ramsey. z to ]. third
Time. I:l5 IS. Austin Sturteyant. Nlinot. Sister
Phyllis. and Warden also ran
FIFTH RACE-Nlic and ono-cighth. Earl Rogers.
ll2 RAMSEY. 70 ?. won Vaneu. IA CAM. l6 70
5. second; Mique O'Brien. los (McGeel. 10 % l..
third. Time. IS l-5 Kings Guinea. Katie Pow
CTS. Black Hawk. Wedgewood. and Huerfano also
ran
SIXTH RACE-Snle and seventy Yards Bonnie
Bard. Ill tMcIntyrel. 20 ; won: Light Blue. l02
tkohnl. 20 /. second: Pat Sharp III tOrmesl 200
TO l, third. Time la. PocotoligO also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
ARE SHY ON COIN
WOuld-be Fight Promoters
Fail to Qualify.
AL HEREFORD PUTS IN A BID
baltimore Man Would Like 10 Get
JefrIes-Johnson Fight-BOtF Prin-
cipnIs. However, Believe CofrOth
or Gleason VIII Land the Heavy
weight Battle for California.

New York, Nov. 1S--According TO Bob
Murphy. who is stakeholder for the Jet-
ries-Johnson fight. not a single offer Of
the many that have been coming in for
month from all sorts of would-be pro
meters. has been accompanied by the
necessary certified check for $780, as
stipulated in the articles of agreement.
Murphy said that unless these offers
are backed mp with the required forfeit
Lefore December /. they VIII be thrown
in the waste basket TO clear the way
and save time for legitimate club pro-
moters to put in their bids. When aru-
cles We're signed. the fact that the S1vH
must accompany each bid as a guarantee
OF good faith was widely published. so
that is is safe to say that the bids al
ready received by the Stockholders are
worthless.
As the time draws near 10 consider
bids, tho impression grows that Jack
Gleason and James COfrroth are the only
promoters who will be regarded seriously
by the pugilists and their managers, I'M
less McCarey. OF Los Angeles. comes
across with an unexpected big offer
Look to Frisco.
In private conversation both Jeffries
and Johnson have admitted that Gleason
and. Conroth are the only Fricso mer
who know how to pull of big night, and
as these promoters have plenty Of ready
money with which TO meet condition;
that may be named by the pugilists. u
seems 20 be a foregone conclusion tha
one or the other will get the match. So
persons who never had a chance 20 pull
of the night in Idaho Utah. Colorado
Washington. Kentucky Georgia, Con
necticut. and other impossible places, MAJ
soon realize that time and postage have
been wasted 10 no purpose.
baltimore Wants Fight.
Baltimore. Nov. 1S-Al HEREFORD. man
ager of the Eureka Athletic Club. anC
one Of the foremost promoters Of pugi
Ilsm in the East is thinking very seri
ously Of trying 20 land the heavyweight
championship match between Jim JEFF
/ ries and Jack Johnson. Tor Baltimore
Herford proposes 20 go 10 New Yorl
when bids are opened Tor the match. am
70 offer inducements which, i'm his opin
| ion. would compare favorably with thos'
already offered FOR the great hstic con
\ test He believes that Baltimore is 81
/ geographically situated that The mil
would draw an enormous crowd from
/ every big city in the East and az IA
| West as Chicago, which would promp
| him 10 erect a big pavilion on the out
skirts OF the city. possibly Highland
/ town, for the holding OF the contest
One thing that might prove a stumbling
/ block fin the plans of the Baltimorean II
( his effort 70 land tie big event wouh
possibly b. the opposition of the gov
| ernor Herford. Notwithstanding. IS fgur
\ ing very strongly on the contest for Bal
/ timore After his tour OF the East JET
/ fries Is 10 meet johnson In New York Of
/ December !. when the club Offering III
/ best inducements viii be selected 20 pro
mote the argument between the world
/ greatest heavy men.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
BY BILL BAILEY.

Why. Of course, there's nothing 10 IL
but Johnny Heydler as president of the
National League
George Washington is going 10 abolish
football after Thanksgiving Day That
is. the sport will be laid away on the
shelf until next yeas: in the meanwhile.
don't forget that the Hatchetites are pro
viding the only big game in the District
on Turkey Day." and will reap hand
some financial profit as the result.
Harvard. however is more anxious TO
make the toss short and sure. relying on
Capt. Fish. with his six feet three inches,
TO catch swift straight throw. From
the mad rawlings OF a New York football
expert.
Shades Of Izask Walton. but that's
some fish.
The big dolngs can be consummated IN
Idaho III the governor consents The
consent OF the governor Is all that is
needed in Kansas or Ohio or any Of these
States.
In the meanwhile Joe Turner has not
I oiANN Nb AiiO AlidANAAHf " " ANoAANA
Drake, OF Asheville. y. c. Can il be that
Turner's feet are affected on account of
the recent cold snap?
Johnny Heydler paid us a short visit
last night He looks the perfect picture
OF health. a little stouter than when ne
Left us. but rudy Of cheek and clear OF
! eve. Evidently the wear AND tear Of a
National League presidency do not make
/ themselves known Outwardly.
! On December Jim Jeffries and Frank
Gotch will show themselves 20 the Wash
ington public I'm Convention Hail. Tn,
law here prohibits boxing so the former
champion will engage in a pinochle match
with his sparring partner. Fritz Reuter-
OF Brother Eckstein viii referee.
When Gotch meets Zybsco in theii
match for the championship OF the world
Zybsco viii have more than one frien'
sitting AT matside. The various scribel
may well pat themselves on the back anC
congratulate themselves. for the reason
that Zybsco Is not using his own name
lIf The biz grappler did use IL and an,
one tried 20 pronounce "a twice in tn
same way they would realize that TN
fore gner did a wise thing when IN
adopted a professional title. The Euro
pean champion IS a Pole and his fui
name is Stanislaus Cganiewicz-
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
JAILED SUFFRAGETTE DEFIANT.
American Woman Refuses to Take
Food and DisturbS Prisoners.

London. Nov 1S-Nlss Alice Paul. Of
Philadelphia. the American sCffrssette who
was sentenced TO serve a months impris-
onment iu Holloway jail for making a
scene at the lord mayors banquet AZ the
Guild Hall on November 10. has refused 20
take food and is being forcibly pump
fed. A fellov-prisoner who has just been
released said the shrieSs Of Miss Paul as
she is being fed can be heard all over the
building.
The Women's Social and Political Union
has made an appeal 10 Americans in
London 10 make a protest 20 tho gov
eminent against the treatment Of Miss
Paul.
It is rumored the suffraEettes who were
sent to jail In Bristol FOR breaches Of
the peace during the recent visit Of Win
ston Churchill have adopted discon-
certing method Of protesting against their
treatment They have refused To don
prison clothes. and insist on remaining
in puris naturalibus They pass their
time in singing the suHragettes' mar
seillaise.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
FURTHER STAY FOR MORSE.
Wickersham Said 20 Favor Convicted
Bankers Application.

New York, Nov. 1S-An extension OF
the forty days stay granted by the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
to Charles w. Morse. pending an appH-
cation 20 the United States Supreme
Court for a writ Of certiorari. probably
viii be further extended tomorrow.
Martin W. Lttleton. Morses counsel,
consulted at the Federal building to-day
with the judges Of the Circuit Court or
Appeals in regard TO the matter He said
later there would be no difficulty in the
stay being granted because Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham cOncurs in the appllca-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
Only Game Here SATURDAY..

All arrangements have been completed
for Saturdays game at American League
Park between the Alexandria Athletic
Club and the Seamen Gunners, which is
for the championship of the District and
Virginia, and, as this is the only game
on for Saturday. large crowd r. e,C-
pected TO turn out.
Coach Beverley will make the Alex
andrie A. c. play their best. as he realizes
that Il VII be hard game FOR his
charges but is confident that they will
win
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
Accent Ensineer., ChnIIenge.

Sporting EDITOR The Washington Heraldi
There appeared in the columns OF this
mornings issue Of The washington Her
aid a challenge from the manager Of the
Engineers. stating that he would chal-
lenge the winner Of Saturdays game
Manager Crump. OF the Alexandria Ath-
letic Club would Ike TO state that the
Alexandria Athletic Club has been trying
to arrange a game with the Engineers.
but has been unable 20 play them. This
is not due 10 the Alexandria Athletic
club. but 20 the Engineers themselves,
who have yet to win hard game. and as
the A. A. c. has a reputation. they wish
20 play teams Of the same class and not
an inferior one. but will give the En-
giueers a game any time that they wish
after Saturday but. II they WIN. they
will have to say where and AZ what time
the game shall be played.
The managers of both teams will be
glad to see them at Saturdays game and
arrange a game with them.
Washington Nov IS
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
TWO DYNAMITERS ARRESTED.
Union Iron workers Held for Recent
OutrHges.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 1S.-Oscar Was
son and Jake Zandroski were placed I'M
der arrest to-day IN connection with the
recent dynamiting outrages in this city,
in which four buildings. in process of
erection by a n0nuniOn contractor. were
badly damaged and an attempt made to
wreck city bridge because Mayor Book
walter had been active in raising a re-
ward fund.
The two men were arrested on a tip
from q saloon keeper, who had heard
them discussing dynamIting plans. Both
are iron workers. with whose union the
contractor had had trouble.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
A. J. wedderburu's House Destroyed
sr.,-,l to Tho washington Herald.

SPECIAL % Tho Washington Hefalu
Alexandria Va. Nov. 1S-Fire, shortly
after II O'Clock this morning. destroyed
the handsome residence Of A. J. Wedder-
burn. at ~Wedderburn," Fairfax County,
on the Bluemont branch OF the Southern
Railway. The house is said 20 be valued
at between $4,000 and $4,000. and its con-
tents at 5000. The total insurance car
RED was about 5000 At the time OF the
fire Mr.. Wedderburn was In this city.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
Chanres ir Venezuelan CabIpct

Caracas. Venezuela, Nov. Is. - Several
Important changes have been made in
the government. owing to trouble in the
cabinet. Gen. Colmenares Pacheco has
been appointed governor OF Caracas and
Gen. Trino Baptista minister OF instruc-
ton. The functionaries VINO held these
Offices resigned because Of personal dis
putes In the cabinet
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
Holy Name w. Engineers.

The football game scheduled for next
Sunday at 2SO O'Clock at Capital City
Park between the Holy Name and Naval
Hospital Corps has been Cancelled, but
the Holy Name team plays the Engineer
team. Of the Washington Barracks, at
the Arsenal grounds instead.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
To Entertaip Bu.Ine.s Team.

The athletic association at Business
High School will tender The football team
spread" in the school gymnasium to-
night, at which time those who won
their school letters will be presented
with their BIS. and a captain elected for
next year.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
TRICKS NEPHEW DYING.
Fell out Of window in ScuffIe over
Glass of Beer.

Lima. Ohio. Nov. lS-wniam Frick.
hfry years old, son or Jacob Prick and
nephew of r. c. Frick, the steel man,
lies dying at a hospital here as the re-
suit Of scufIle last evening in the apart
ments Of a woman giving her name as
Florence Adams. Of Toledo.
The woman said she and Frick were
wrestling over a glass Of beer on the
third floor Of the Traction Exchange
Building when both pressed against the
window frames, which gave way, pre-
cipitating him 10 the pavement and
breaking his legs.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
Dies of Injuries.
.ecial TO The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, Nov. 1S-Samuel
Johnston died to-day at HIS home at
Indian Springs, aged sixty-three years.
Injuries sustained in September when he
fell from wagon. are believed to have
been the Indirect cause Of his death.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-19
arotber. semi 10 Penitentiary.

Charleston. W. Va, Nov. B.-Oscar and
Ebert z. Ping. brothers, we're to-day
convicted OF assauiting with intent 10
kill James College, during a quarrel over
half a days pay at st. Adams. Ebert
was sentenced to two years in prison and
his brother 10 one year