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The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
NAVY FENCERS LOSE.
PenRsy Foil workers Too Clever for
MfdShipmen.


annapolis Nd Feb. s.-While the
Navy Baltimore Medical College bas-
ket-ball game was in progress this at
eraoon the devoteeS OF fencing saw the
Nidshipmen go down 10 defeat Al the
hands Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania fencers by FIVE bouts - four. II
was the opening contest Of the inter
collegiate season. and. though defeated,
the Middies are not discouraged.
Wendell. the crack ieft-handed fencer
who has represented Peunsy ylvanis for
the last three seasons. was the star in
dividuaI performer Of the contest. win
ming all OF his bouts.
Borchsrdt did the best work for the
Midshipmen. winning two Of his three
b9uts7
Summary Of the bouts: Wendell
Pennsylvania. defeated Borchardt.
! s~--.- 6.adford. Navy. defeated Nc
ClintOck. Pennsylvania Larimer, Navy.
defeated Leymel. Pennsylvania: Bor-
Chardt. Navy. defeated McClintocK,
Pennsylvania. Wendell Pennsylvania.
defeated Bradford. Navy B0rchardt
Navy. defeated Leymel Pennsylvania:
McCIintOck PENNSYLVANIA. defeated
Larimer. Navy: LeymeI Pennsylvania.
defeated Bradford. Navy: wendell
Pennsylvania. defeated Larimer Navy.
The officials OF the match were Master
OF ceremonies. Lieut.. Arthur J. Hep
burn. Navy; judges. Lieut. A. u. John
son and Ensign Harry c. Knox. Navy,
and Prof. r. W Morrison. Time oi
bouts. 4 minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
WOULD GAIN FOOTHOLD HERE
Protective Basketball Association
After Capital Athletes.
President smith in Town Trying so
Interest Local Baseball Tossers
in the Project.

That the Protective Basketball Asso-
ciation vii gain a foothold in Washing
ton next scason seems likely from present
indications.
Last week Mr.. Smith, Of New York
president OF the association. was 10 town
.c0nfcrrng with The mansgements Of the
leading teams OF the District IN reference
"a forming an association here Ike those
Fl New York II this new league IS
formed. Washington viii see some Of tie
greatest basketball matches in her his
tory, as the District aggregatio1s are
recognized as formidable all over tie
East, and the qUints which the sssocia-
tion would bring here for matches from
The North would be OF championship
caHber.
The league VIII be a closed one. and
while the PLAYERS are not required 70 be
registered with the 4. 4. t. 30 money
viii b. paid them. thus eliminating the
Danger OF Professionalism the sport
/ Therefore. though the members OF thu
[ different teams viii not he registered. z
! man PLAYING with or against them vii
not he PROFESSIONALISM because OF thi:
association
The association concerns Itself in HC
sport except basketball. and Ike base
/ bah leagues. is now IN "a very business
I Ike manner. no contract jumping Or tam
lperinE with PLAYERS being allowed
7 Besides the proposed branch here tbe
1 association Is represented in New York
/ New Jersey. Connecticut. and Massa-
I chusetts. many Of the best teams II
/ the country being members Of the league
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
Tech Wins TRIANGULAR MEET
Manual Trainers Land Big Event
with Seven Points Margin.
western l. SecOnd-MeCarthy, OF
Tech. and Dyson, of Western, Are
Best Individual Performers.

At the Business High School yesterday
Business. Western. and Technical held a
triangular indoor meet
Last Saturday Business and Western
held a dual meet, Western winning. and
yesterday the boys Of Tech were invited
20 join hands in the friendly rivalry ex-
isting between the schools
All three schools were well supported
By the roofing cohorts. The track IS
twenty-four laps 10 the mile. with very
difficult turns. but Western and Tech
mastered them with surprising ease
The senior relay between Tech and
Business was won By Tech. but the Sd
premacy OF the two teams Is SUI n
issue. as both met with difficulties. and
sti1 look forward TO the George Wash
ington, when they can meet under proper
conditions. Business took the start from
the word 90. and maintained see-sav
lead until the third relay. when Frazier
and Hm got away on even terms. Hill
used 70 the turns, gained a few yards.
but Frazier. by a spurt put ThraH OF
second 70 Davis by a scant yard Both
men were matched. and it was toss-uT
all the way home. Thrall, by a msgnin-
cent spurt. caught Davis in the home
stretch. and would have tied him had
not Davis stumbled and fell, allowing
ThraU 70 win by q foot
In the mile Dyson. Of " esteTn. who
won the event in the dual meet last
Saturday, was easily the best, but cioSe
behind. ard dangerous. came Hurd. Ol
Tech. who was running his first race.
The entries in the half mile made &
necessary 70 divide IL into two heats
Dyson. OF Western. winning. closely FOL
lowed by Farmer and Renner- Of Teen
who finished IN the order named
The second heat was Won by Hill. oi
Business: second. Pratt. Of Western. ant
Decker and Esty. Of Western and Tech
a pretty tie for third
Capt Spransy. of Tech. divided the IN
dividual honors OF the meet with Dyson
by winning the shot-pUt and high jump
Summaries:
High fump-Srrausy Tecn first. Rathhone. Busi
ness second. Bridget. Business. third.
Sbot-ru- -SrTanzT. Tech. frst7 Tew, Tech, seo0ad
Farmer Tech. third-
one mIe-Dysan- Western. first: H,srd. Tech. sec
old. Robinson. Western. third
One-hsf miie-Fsrst heat, Dyson Western, erst
Farmer Tscl- second. Rener. Tech. third Seoonf
heat Hin Business first. Pratt. Western. second
Decker. Western and Esty, Tech. tied
T sfidFet rels7-Tech Ts. Business, Won r. Tech q
fouI
Z Jguior reisy-Tech "a Business. won b Tech
Sznicr relsy-Tech vs- BusineSs. won hy Tech
Points relays not 20 cOuntl-Tech. zlizs Western
1 ~: Business. =
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
HAY ENTER FRESHMAN CREW
Rowing at Georgetown Is Given
Sudden Boom.
mike" Cuuuif Chosen Captain of
First Year MeH-Pienty of
Material in sight.

From present Indications II seems very
probable that the Rowing Association Of
the Georgetown University may send a
freshman eight 10 both the American
Henley and the Poughkeepsie regatta
Manager La PlanJe seems very much
elated over the number OF men who re-
ported for practice on the machines IN
Ryan Gymnasium yesterday afternoon.
and stated 1t IS probable that class
crew may be sent 20 PoughkeePsie-
Nike CrunuT. stroke OF last year
championship Prep light. has been elected
captain OF the freshman aggregation.
while Daley and McQusil. also Of the
same crew. are eligible 10 places in the
1872 boat
In addition to these men, Sullivan. q
member Of the 1911 Yale class light:
weinerd, the big football tackle: stohl-
man. another varsity man; Mahoney. an
ex-member Of the English High School
crew. Of Boston. and some twenty other
likely looking chaps are trying for posi-
tons IN the freshman sweep.
It is very unlikely that an inteTclass
regatta viii take place this fall, as was
originally intended. Many Of the mem
bers Of the class eight are candidates for
the Blue and Gray baseball nine. and for
this reason viii be unable to compete in
the aquatic sports.
However. # the freshman bunch make
any sort Of q showing. they will issue a
challenge 10 the senior class. the present
holders Of the fnterclass championship. In
event Of their winning the race. they vii
probably make the trip 10 Philadelphia
10 compete in the American Henley.
Yesterday a squad OF thirty men re-
ported for practice 10 Capt Ryan as can
didates for the preparatory school crew.
Coach Harry Vail was not present, but
IS expected 10 arrive IN Washington mex;
week.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
FREDERICKSBURG IS WINNER
Defeats Technical High Basketball
Team in Easy Fashion.
Washington Aggregation Away on
Form and Fail Before AgEres-
siVe Play Of Winning Five.

Fredericksburg. Va, Feb s.-The Fred
ericksburg basketball team defeated the
Technical High school i've or Washing
ton here tonight in a one-sided contest
by 81 20 H.
The visitors were never dangerous. and
were outciassed at every stage by the
local aggregation. The winners took the
lead In the early minutes Of play. and be-
fore the close of the first half held a
sufficient lead TO COP the game. The team
work Of the high school boys was way
on color. and only on several occasions
did they show fash Of form
The work Of Carter and Melville for
the winners and Gordon for the visitors
was best
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
STSOEEATBE
l COMMENTS

One week more Of the present weather
and the Winter League VIII go up the
fiUe-
Seven Indians celebrated Longboats
victory at Shoomaker's last night.
The foolish question editor is now on
a vacation likely to last all summer. He
VIII be given good care at st. Eliza
betll's-
It's hard 10 say which IS the better
looking, Charley Hickman or Manager
Newhouser. OF the George Washington
track meet. Our Union League pass goes
TO the reader sending in the first correct
answer.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
BY TONY SOUsA.
Take those baseball tozs Of. "kiddo."
Lay aside the balls and bats.
Else soon doc 70 az III whisper.
LmE.s conEested 'neafh his sIafsr
BY TONY soUsA

Rumor has It that Miss May Sutton.
champion tennis player OF the Pacific
Coast and former champion Of the United
States and England. IS about TO be mar
ried at Pasadena. Cal II Miss Sutton
can manipulate a frying pan as success
fully as she wields a tennis racquet. and
manifests the same indifference toward
a rolling pin that she has for a cricket
bat, We heartily felicitate Miss Sutton
and congratulate the young bridegroom
elect
Local bOWiers are Indifferent regarding
their allegiance TO any one club On the
Union quint viii be found members OF
the Fat Mems Cub: on the Calvary team
are several Orientals. the West Washing
tons have Saengerbund players; the Po-
tomacs are the Mount Pleasant bowlers
and II you examine the list of players OF
the Sunday School League, you will find
that half Of them belong to the District
League This circumstance has its ad-
vantages. as the gallery may always ex-
pect to see an interesting bowling match
when these ardent ''maple-chippers' are
or 2 team.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Pennsylvania VIII have seven men ooTa-
peting at the Georgetown meet, while tbs
universities Of Virginia and Johns Hop
kins viii depend for their laurels on ths
entire squads now IN training
Princeton viii eBdeavor 10 repeat its
last years performance al The George
town games-that OF winning first place
The relay race planned between Yale and
Princeton has not been settled as YET,
but il is hoped both colleges VIII come TO
some sort Of an understanding within
the next week
The Georgetown relay team VIII not
appear in washington until the George
town meet individual entries win more
than likely be made in the Federal
games. but as for the relay four. their
frst- and perhaps only. appearance in
this city VIII be against Virginia on
March s al one mile
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

4 second attempt was made at CohOes,
y Y, Tuesday night TO pun of an ex-
hibiti0n. and the police again interfered-
Joe Youngs. of Buffalo, and Jack Welch,
Of Chicago, were 20 have fought ten
rounds
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
BY BILL BAILEY.

We were not quite sure that the base
ball season has arrived until a com
munication in our mail yesterday stat
cd that The Piedmont White Sox had
organized"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Abe AtteIl calls Jem Driscoll a quit
ter, but it viii be noticed that ne does
Il by wire at a distance Of 100 miles
Abe is the brave lad, all right.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
~ NT7IIC M TJT IZOUT az
K
HORSE RACING
TRACK ATHLETICS
HATCHETITES READY
FOR ANNUAL MEET
Three Hundred and Fifty En-
tries for Track Carnival.
OLYMPIC STARS ARE BOOKED

Foremost Athlete. in south Await
Crack of Starters Pistol in Con
veution Hall Saturday Night-Cen-
traI High sends Thirty-foHr, In
Guiding Midget Relay Quintet.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

ter, but II viii be noticed that ne does
Il by wire at a distance Of 100 miles
Abe is the brave lad, all right
Mr.. Thatcher made good his threat
and took US out in his auto. A A L
speed rules were observed.
To the daily reader who writes on
buff paper: Thank you very much for
the call and the spirit that accompanies
II. We are familiar with the pedigree
and performances OF few Italian
words. but "dilletanti" is like spa
ghetti. inssmueh as we cannot make it
stay on our knife
Saw Manager Stewart, Of the George
town baseball team. last night he look
ed so nice we hardly knew him at first
Those evening rags sure do lend q
regular waltz dream effect. Bet Dar
Murray was jealous
The Englishmen here are waiting fol
shrubb to finish that little affair h
started in Madison Square Garden Fri
day night with Longbost Cawn't under.
stand il. yer know. Must be mistake
somewhere.
News from Joe Cantillon-Got a letter
from Nike Kshoe. inclosing stamp. Glae
TO get stamp; was all out
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Other sport. on Paee re-.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Mr.. Thatcher made good his threat
and took US out in his auto. A A. L
speed rules were observed.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

News from Joe CantilIon-Got a letter
from Nike Kahoe. inclosing stamp. Glad
TO get stamp; was all out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
NEWS 0F THE VALLEY
SANFORD

SAFFORD, July s.---II. s. Van Cor der of the Gila Valley Bank sS Trust company at Clifton and Morenci is spending several days here on business connected with the firm. MT. Stewart who was with the bank here for som4 time, has been transferred to the com pany's bank at Globe.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Nix, who have heen visiting relatives here for some time, left this morning for their home Tn Texas.
 Mrs. w. F. Andrews of Artesi2 has gone to Los Angeles, where she vii! visit for several weeks.
 Hon. W. w. Pace of Thatcher woy transacting business in tho valley metropolis today.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Welker left this morning for an extended visit to the Pacific coast. They will go to Port land and Seattle before returning
 The hour of the morning service at the revival meeting has been changed from | to 10 and the afternoon prayer meeting will be held at instea,l ot 4:30. The service conducted by Rev. McElrath last evening was very inter esting.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Morris and Mrs. Heber Layton were outgoing pas sengers to the coast this morning, where they will spend month in recreation
 Mrs. Will Clark of Solomonvlle was d visitor in the city today.
 A permit has been granted J. C. Robinson to have building erected on Tenth street inst west of Houck x grocery. It will be occupied by Wu Caveness as an ice cream parlor ana confectionery store
 George II. Birdno had the msfortu ne to lose fine horse at Inception this week. It is thought the animal died of eating poison weed.
 Mrs. Florence SoweI left Wedneo- day morning for visit with her par ents, at Van Horn, Texas
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. McEwen of ft Thomas are visitors in town today
 Fruit is ripening very fast now throughout the valley. Several wagon loads have been taken to the nearby mining camps and train shipments will! be made soon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Greenhaulg jeff this morning for Seattle, where they will take in the exposition and visit relatives.
 G. E. Mcintyre of Artesia was in town today on business.
 Miss Posa Bond and Mr. Sowell arc employed at the Foster Mercantile S,oie ,nis week, helping take stock
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
HEARING IF CREELY WILL BE HELD
 TODAY
BOND FIXED AT $700 HAS NOT BEEN SECURED-NEW EvI-
 DENCE EXPECTED

Carl Greedy, charged wfh arson through his alleged connection with the incendiary fire which destroyed the Gordoby clothing store on North Broad street. Tuesday morning, was arraign- ed before Judge Hinson Thomas yes. terday afternoon on the charge. At the request of Assistant District Attorney Weinberger, the examination was continued until today The taking of testimony in the matter will begin at ?. m.
 The police have number nf wit uesses by whom they expect to connect Greedy with the fire. While the nature of this evidence has not been made public, it is expected that number of surprises will be sprung. Creely's bail was fixed at $700. Last night he had not secured bond, d. though he may do so today.
 Tho defendant has secured Attor. peys J. NJ. McCollum and G. w Scott to defend him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
THIS DATE IN HISTOR Y
JULY

155-Deea of Baddock onh his marc to Flo 166-Jonathan Mayhew
 behalf of liberty the colonies, died in Boston
 8, 1794-Seventy persons guiloined in Paris. lS0-The kingdom of o 1S46-Commdore Montgomery of Francisco 1S50Zachary Taylor,
 c.
  ls62-Iamilon, N. c, by Feierals S6Cndaes under General Early battle of Maryland
 sGreat of life property caused by Ohio l890--Idaho admitted O the l9O0-General Porfro Daz president of Mexico. new America to Will
 liam |. fol
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
PERSONAL POINTERS

Mir. Chas. D. Reppy, right of way agent for the Southern Pacific company, will leave this morning for Tucson on few days business trip.
 Mrs. Henry l., Taylor of Alamo Rangers Station, was in the city yes terday. Mir. Taylor is in Stafford at present filling tho office of supervisor there during a temporary absence. Mrs. Taylor and the assistant ranger are taking charge of the work on this range during Mir. Taylor's absence. Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Banker will leave this morning for Los Angeles, where they expect to remain for about two months. Mir. Banker has been in poor health for some time and hopes to be benefited by the change.
 NIT. A. E. Crawford of East Oak street left yesterday morning for the Fumarole mine, near Stafford, where he has secured employment.
 s;
 Miss Hattie Mcqueen entertained a few friends at dinner last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. !. C. Bough- ster. where she resides. Tho party consisted of MT. and Mrs. Wiukler. MT. Adkins. Mr. and Mrs. Bouguster, and the two Misses Mcqueen.
 x
 Miss Hazel Keegan returned last evening from Indian Hot Springs, where she has been for the past few days visiting Miss Lillian Hestmeyer and her aunt. Mrs. A. C. Alexander. Mir, James Meehan went out to Liv' ingston yesterday morning with MT Harry Shute and will spend a few days with MT. Shute on his ranch there
 ::
 Mrs. Skelly and infant child arrived in this city last evening to join her husband.
 NIT. Dick Flood left yesterday morn ing for Los Angeles to attend the Elks convention.
 Mr. C. F. Grubbs returned last night from Long Beach, where he has been spending his vacation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
English Tactics in
 Suffragette's Work

NEW YORK, July s.--The hurdy gurdy and tambourines were used by two militant suffragettes today whose English tactics adopted for the first time in New York, met with such a boisterous reception in City Hall park that riot nearly ensued.
 A meek looking man pulled a hurdy gurdy, while Mrs. Sophia Loebinger and Miss Helen Murphy, suffragettes, wore badges and streamers lettered,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09

"vote for women," and carried copies of "The Suffragette" and tangled tam bourines.
 Within five minutes they were the center of such a crush that they had to shriek for the police. Not copy of the official publication was sold and there were no speeches. A squad of police made a lane for the two women to the nearest subway station and they were hurried home
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION

Rescue Lodge No. l2, l. o. Q N,. mot on Wednesday evening for the purpose of installing officers District deputy grand master was present and installo6 the following officers
 x. G.-George Otis.
 V. G.-Barney Johnston
 Fee. Sec.--Wm. Rowe
 Fin. See.-George D. SmiSh
 R. s. to N. G.-Eugene Middleton. l.. S. to N. G.-Wm. Hegar.
 K. S. to V. G.--H. c. Houser.
 l.. s. to V. G.-Charles Rowe.
 Ward-A. F. Gatlin.
 Con.-C. A. Wind.
 R. s. S.-Ralph Noftsger
 l.. s. S.-John Hicks.
 I. G.-Barney Ponkey.
 O. G.-C. NJ. Johnston.
 Chaplain-Ray Noftsger
 A. II. Hargrave, retiring noble prand, was given the seat of past brand with all the attendant honors' Hich tribute was paid to his iabors during the past term of office,
 After the installation ceremonies the refreshment committee, Dr. Wiley, fre' l.. Mason and C.. D. Olds, served de lichtful repast for the good or the or der. While the refreshments were be- inc served many impromptu. speeches were made and when tine meeting closed all departed with the beliet that it was mighty good thing to he an Odd Fellow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
pocAHoNTAs POW WOW

Last Wednesday evening being the regular meeting night of Wenonah Council No. of the Daughters or Po' cahontas, a joint meeting was held with Tonto Tribe No. l3, Improved Order of Red Men. The place ot meeting for botb these orders has been changed from Miners Union hall to fashlon hall.
 At the meeting Wednesday evening officers were installed in both orders by Past Great Sachem Leon l.. God cbaux of New Mexico, and invested with the badges of their respective of- fees by Great Sachem Wiley E. Jones of this territory. The degree teams of both orders were in full -egalia dur ing the ceremonies of installation, the work of which is very beautiful. The Bed Men were installed first and then acted as escorts to the corresponding officers of the Degree of Poeahontas during their installation.
 The following officers were installed Tonto Tribe-Sachem, Tom Parker; senior sagamore, J. E. Holt; junior sagamore, Wm. Izett; prophet, (. h. Koyle; chiefs of records, G. Henry Abel and J. r. Dunaway; keeper oi wampum. Walter J. Davies; collector of wampum, Fred Simmons; first and second sannaps, II. Trevethan and Wm Munson; first, second, third and fourth warriors, l.. J. Montgomery, Fred Hengehold, James Martin and F' 5 Hood; first, second, third aud fourth braves, Thomas w. Webb, F.. B. Key holds, J. T. Farquhar, and Bert Harris; first and second scouts, F.. l.. Sigmou and c. NJ. Bishop; long term trustee Chas. Henry; guard of the forest, h. G. LemmentI; guard of the wigwam, Sam May.
 Wenonah Council-Pocahontas, Mrs. Hattie M. Allison; WenOnah, Mrs. Dol ly Higdon; Powhatan, MT T. Parker; keeper of records, Mrs. Violet Temple; keeper of wampum, Mrs. Georgiana Thompson; collector of wampum, Miss Libbie Watts; first and second scouts, Mesdames Lena Nesbitt and Bertha Cantrall; first, second, third and fourth warriors, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Della Crawford, MT. E, l.. Sigmon, and NIT. Graham; first and second council ors, Mrs. Watts and Mrs, Elizabeth Merritt; first and second runners, Mrs. May Grant and Mrs. Wyant; guard of tepec. Mrs, Anna K. Shaw; guard of forest, Mrs. Carrie Harrington.
 After the installation, musicians ap- peared on the scene and several hours were very agreeably spent in dancing around the council fire. Instead of corn and venisOn, ice cream and cake were substituted as being more suited to the temperature. It was most enjoyable evening and both orders plan to have social evenings in connection with their regular business meetings in the fu- ture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
s Colic, Cholera and Diar.
 rhoea Remedy the Best and Surest.

''lt affords me pleasure to state that I consider the preparation known as Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy the. best and surest of good results of any I have ever used in my family" says P. E. Harrington, of Mount Aerial, Ky. This is the universal verdict of all who use this remedy. Its cures are so prompt and effectual that people take pleasure in recommending it. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
BY EDNA sUkERus AAssE

Miles, Leo Parks, Florence Cook, Ida Thomas, Ada Carvil, Anna Egner, Helen Hines, Ersal Cook, Theresa Hav- orly and May Ryan; and Messrs. Frank Shute. Jesse Fox, Emmet Ryan, Jack bowman, Neil Ryan, Virgil Hayes and Joe Ryan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09

baseball league opened today, to con tinue until September II. The league is composed of Knoxville and Norris town in Tennessee, and Asheville, Waynesville, Canton and Henderson vile in Kentucky.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-09
YOUNG PEOPLES PARTY

Mir. Joe Ryan entertained few of his young friends at bis home on North Sutherland street on Wednesday even ing. The evening was speot in playing various indoor games and music by the different guests.
 Refreshments, consisting of cake and ice cream, were served after the games, and concluded what had been most enjoyable evening.
 Those present were: Misses Gladys