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Evening star., 1909-03-03
FINE GIFTS FOR FAIRBANKS.
Senate to Present Costly Service.
Loving Cup From Democrats.

The beautiful service which the Senate
will present to Vice President Fairbanks
was received at the Capitoi today and
placed upon exhibition i'm the room of the
Vice President. All members Of the Sen
ate subscribed to the fund for IL pur-
chase The cost of the service is 81 1S5.
This gift is in addition to the loving cup
to he presented by the democratic sch
atOrS.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL LOST
DEFEATED AFTER A HOT DE-
BATE BY A VOTE OF IT'S TO 172.
Representative Moon of Tennessee
Led the Opposition, Declaring tho
Measure Gigantic Steal.

The Senate ship subsidy bill was beaten
in the House of Representatives yester-
day after four and a half hours of de-
bate, by an extremely close vote-1I5 to
172. Wild enthusiasm among the anttS
followed the announcement of the result.
The feature of the roll call on the meas
ure was the appearance in the chamber in
an invalid clair of Representative Gold
fogle of New York, who came from a
hospital. where he had undergone an op-
Grafton on his knee cap that he might go
on record against the subsidy measure.
The debate OF the bill consumed the en-
tire afternoon. during which a large num-
her of members made speeches for and
against it.
Representative Moon OF Tennessee led
the opposition to the measure. 1T is an
Internal fraud designed to plunder the
Trca sury,'' he declared Speaking of the
provision for training Of American boys
and answering the plea Of patriotism ad-
vanced by Mr.. Landis. he said that ii was
but n blind To hide the giving OF the peo-
pies money to corporations of shipowners.
Charge of Lobbying.
The climax came when the minority
leader Champ Clark, declared that a lob
by had been carried on right on the
floor of the House" in favor of the pas
sage of the bill. 1T is an outrage 10
civilized country" he declared. this
thing of coaxing men. OF buttonholng
NEIL and | undertake to say that when
MIR. Moon OF Tennessee denounced this
bill as an Internal fraud he used Ian
guage he was justified in using.
Representative Cochran of New York
denounced the sending of the American
flag abroad by a subsidy an outrag-
eolis concession of the enSlayinE OF Il
people through the agency Of "A govern
ment."
Future Trade Wars.
Az their champion the advocates of the
bill put forth Representatives Fassett OF
New York. He referred 10 the condition
of the battleship fleet on its return from
its recent encircling Of the globe and said
that il showed that Americans could build
as good machinery and have as good conf
But 10 tender carrying the American nag
went the trip with the fleet, lac added.
The wars Of the future Will not he
gun wars" said Mr.. Fassett, but trade
wars They will be war to get the goods
to the markets. In that war We can
not choose weapons, but must f1gnt with
weapons of our opponents. We must lace
facts, not syliogisms.
The feeling i'm the House was strained
as the hour for voting approached Inc
attendance was probably the largest or
the session.
Evening star., 1909-03-03

w EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
Ion feet front. near Chevy Chase Circle. in
the District. and within u few feet Of Conn.
ave: adjoining beautiful residence: will he
sold n greatly reduced price: great ocpor-
truity for investment. Address Box 22l. Star
of1.c fe23It
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lost AND FOUND.

One word tir"> 10. II Words : fimes
LaST-n\ 18TH 81. EFrWEF\ + ANI y \ .
ave. March -. cheek and 3, in money ana Sit
Of paper with name Annie e Nusser. Reward
Evening star., 1909-03-03
THERAP.EUTISTS.

DK. CAMrBELLS CLINIC OF DRUGLESS
HEALING, 1929 18TH ST NV.
Specialist in all chronic and nervous dis
eases. The body is treated by the scientific
movements Of the Royal College; the mind by
the technique of the celebrated Emmanuel
Church clint Wonderful results and delighted
patients. Call for booklet 1aI6-tfi
Evening star., 1909-03-03
SHOES MADE AND REPAIRED.

LADIES' AND .iE\TLEMEN'S FIRST-CL ASS
shoes made. 81 +" 50: mcnding riding boots
speciality: ladias' turner shoes. So. With Pot
bury & Ire j years. BRUNO. 100 12th NV.
fol
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AUTOMOBILES COLLEGES

THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PRACTICALLY
trained chauffeurs furnished. AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON. The Place to
Learn" 1923 14th ST. NV: phone North 1888
1a2S- -gOt.4
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Ebl; EN- IiAN'iE-A SPLENDID THREE STORY
br"Wnston" dwelling bIlpoui 'ir"l". y
r""rns: lot 2lN1"o. Price. St5r'o Want an of
fer NorN. y HILL tluct. l:%:: g St m
nih.:- -
FOR -ENt LANCE Glen EI.N\b FAEk. No
exchanges made for 'l''t Gland IaGk houses
In This queen II Washiugtnn's >uhIrh~ real
money i represented. and houses l." sold
f"r rs'Hl money W. Offer an excellent i"n-rn'u1
r"ttHy" in cleveland Park for ..Nrhan@. at
Sl".tNo". I.argo lot. in IN" hr-: street. Want
small hnm'' vacant ground.
MOORE & HIlI. tine. I:::": q 81. NV.
fnhs-1r
FOR EXCHANGE \ VERY ATTRACTIVE ::
story dwelling Columbia road near 18th s..
Ia rooms. hot wafer heat. Price. 5000 ANY
I'.is for n trade. Will MAX" good deal
MOORE x HILL llnc.l H.. 81 -. NV.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

lIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH; NATURAL.
non surgical: cloth bound 4o0-page book free.
Apply by mail. 9l6 Colorado building Free
lecture for women. Tuesday. ; pm. ja12-90t. 4
Evening star., 1909-03-03

Browns Bronchial TrOches are of crest
service In subduinG IIoa-s+ness and Ccu :hS.
Sold only in boxes. Avoid limitations.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
WALL PAPER.
COLLECTIONS.

ANYWHERE ANY KIND. ANY ~ VI PROMPT
attention: low rates: EXCEPTIONAL REFER
EN'ES: acr-"nnts "f fh!scialIs anl dentists
receive "spec.a attesi"H. Cal Main 1854.
UNITED STATES CREDIT SERVICE.
Icnfer bldg. 9Th and ID NV
lc.i
Evening star., 1909-03-03

FARM FOR RENT-95 ACRES AT LANDOVER.
near electric line: S-rOom house. So per
month. c. McGIiIE, $50 9TH st. NV. Phone
Main 1850 nh31t
FOR SAI.E-BY OWNER ON RIGGS ROAD
D. C.. at Stotts station. on Met branch Il and
%. R.R. i3l. acres: suitable for poultry or
truck garden: small house: outbuiidings: price
reasonable. Address GEO. 7. MI lPIIi. Riggs
road. D. &. mh:i-:'t'
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES.
NEAR WASHINGTON.
Ioudoun and Fairfax county stock farms
specially
A. II. BI'EI.L. Real Estate Broker.
IIcrndon Fairfax Co. Va
mh::- -10t1
FARMS AND 81 Ri RBAN HOMES NEAR TIE
National capital: all prices and for all Glasses.
Get new catalogue with useful lnfOIma
lion and many bargains. NATIONAL FARM
AGENCY. 1907 y. Y. ave. NV. mhl4t
FARM SPECIALIST
WHERE AND HOW To BUY
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Country homes. stock. dairy and orchard
farms: convenient to Washington. Can locate
YOU adv8ntagenusly. Address Sales Department.
T. PRESTON SHANNON. Purrcllville. Va.
fo2I-7t
DAIRY FARM IGo ACRES GOOD LAND:
shipping station near: Wash 20 miles; well
equipped. Stock farms in blue grass Loudoun
CLAtDE G. STEPHENSON. Herndon. Va.
fe17 -90t.4
FOR RENT-FARM Of ABOUT 80 ACRES
within four miles Of Washi1gton: well watrred :
house of 10 rooms: necessary uul ulhuildinCS. \.
r. ADDISON. S"s i7th ST iat-tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR EE\T-Nr BIiiGHTWonn. ;i1hG 60. AVE.
Or. srmid"tach"d hrick: ME" let: front and
rear porcheS: two lines. ,,u" fare. most j e.
sirahe horne GEO W WHITE. 4!@ 9Th w
mh1-ntf
Evening star., 1909-03-03
PASSES AFTER SHORT DEBATE
SENATE LOSES NO TIME IN
PASSING DEFICIENCY BILL.
Carries Appropriations Amounting
to $40, ,5OO.O O.OOO--Includes $780,
600 for the District Items.

he deficiency hill, carrying appropria-
tons amounting to more than 19jnO,O0O
about $3.50 Gn of which was added by
the Senate. was passed by the Senate
yesterday afternoon. Senator Hale met
no delay in the disposition of the meas
urc. which was passed after two hours
debate.
The bill carries about s1260O0 for TIL
District. 81 ,OCo of which was added by
the Senate. All of the local items were.
adopted as they were reported by the
Senate appropriations committee They
were stated in full in The Star yesterday,
and included the following:
Appropriations for the District.
For the equipment of suburban schools
with fire eXtinsuishing appliances. s.. .4UJ;
for The payment Of Judgments against the
District, SSl: for the District militia
printing. $2,Hs. The remainder OF the
made for the payment of
the Justices o. the peace for the fiscal
year 1899 WaS made available for the
payment of the judges of the municipal
court. which takes the place of the jus
ticcs of the pearo.
An amendment offered by Mr. La Fol
lettc appropriating s-Io,slO for building
Il suitable memorial upon the Lincoln
farm in Kentucky was approved.
Dn motion of Mr. Penrose the appro-
priatlon for inland transportation by rail
road routes was Increased from $500 600
to 81 ,2.pbut.
For Liberian Commission.
An amendment appAppriat;ng s2ooo0 to
enable the Secretary OF State to investi-
gate matters in the republic Of Liberia re-
latinS 10 American citizens was adopted
IN additional amount of S4C90 for eX-
penscS of the Inauguration also was add
ed to the bill
Senator Lodge offered an amendment
appropTiatin- Ai.utD 10 reimburse per-
sons who contributed toward a ransom
Tor IN" release Of Ellen NJ. Stone. who
Was captured ny brigands in the PROV
lmceS of ImrkcN. and il MaS arr rnNed
Evening star., 1909-03-03

GENERAL. DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
masters Department. Washington. D. c.. March
/. 1902. Sealed proposals. in tripliratc. will be-
received at this office until II o'clock IN Thurs
day April L. 1899. and tEen publirly opened for
fnrnishin: and delivering fuel at Washington
barracks and Washington. d. Co., Forts Myer
and Hunt Va. Fort Washington, Nd: Mt the
Arlington National cemetery. Va: at humping
station. R"ssivu. Va: Richmond. Rlarksf.urg
and Ford nion. Va. Charlotte. North Carolina.
and Annapolis. Nd. For mineral oil ut Wash
ington barracks aud Washington. D. g.: Forts
My"r and Hunt. Va. and Fort Washington. Md.
For gasoline al Fort Mvor. Va. Also for mis-
"cilamc"uS inh printing. removing ashes. refuse
matter. furnishing lee. laundering towels ani
>i"aing animals IN Washington, p. G.. during
10" iistal wear commencing iulv |, 1919. Blank
fornS and instructions for making proposals and
further Informal ion will be furnished intcnin"
bidders apnlica lion to this office. NJ. GRAY
IAIINSkI. Mainr and Quartermaster. u.S.A..
in charcc of d"ppt. mil ,2,3, 4, ~. Ut
Evening star., 1909-03-03
FOR RENT-OUT-OF.TOWN.

@oE RENT FI'RNISIIED - ATTRACTIVE G
room outage. With veranfa lawn garage
lar@-. garden aud fruit trees: choice Ioca tior
in I.""shurg. Va: reasonable terms. r. q. RoX
-" fc24 Iaw.::t
Evening star., 1909-03-03
FOR SALE-SUMMER RESORTS

TWO BtNGh.ONS. Ct\NE' TICT-1 SEA
shore. for sale. $500. 81 .nnn: several to rem, .
h'"'ki"t. tRITTENDEN. Norwich. Conn
Evening star., 1909-03-03
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

Ono CFrt q N"Hd "ach tlm" Tor II WordS 3 tim"s-
WE WILL. HAVE FOR SALE ON AND AFTER
March thrc" or fonr wagon horses. Can he
seen after :. pm. during week all day SUNDAY.
nc. p,h ~
Evening star., 1909-03-03
SUMMER RESORTS TO LET.

To LET IN MANCHESTER BY -TIIE-SEA. FOR
season OF 1909. S-roOm cottage houS" <ituatcd
within :; miuutos' walk from ESscx Count,
Club: beautifully furnished. all modern con
Nrni"nces: attractive grounds and handy in
village: was the hcadqual tcrs of tho neither
lands legation last year. Fer further particIi
lars address II. B. II. IioN 80. Manchester.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
TIMING AND HEATING.

HEATING. PAPERH Angling, PAINT
ir- and i0hhinc in general; phone orders: worl
promptly attended To. Phone y 1858.
ts2S cots ATTHrSO\ BROS 1897 l4th NV.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
PROPOSALS.

L. s ENGINEER OFFICE. 92O 18TH ST NV.
Washington. II. e.. March |, IsO9-Sealed
proposals for furnishing and placing riprap
stone sea wall. AnncOstia river. ID. G.. will
IL, received here until 12 NJ. March 81 1909
ani then publicly opened. Information furnish
cI application. JAY j. MORROW. Major
Engineers. mil .2,a. 4. %: 80 1T
l. y ENGINEER OFFICE. a20 I7rH ST. NV.
Washington. u. G.. March |. l80,.-SeHlcd pro-
t'"sal> for furnishing: building stone in Poto-
Park will bc received here urtil~12 NJ.
March 81 1900. and then publicly opened. In
forni.t ion furnished application. JAY j.
MORROW. Ma lor. Engineers.
mil -. { %. 80 st
Evening star., 1909-03-03
FOR SALE-BUSINEsS SITES

WE HAVE SOME DESIRAEII LOCATED
business sites for manufacturing and StOTag"
purposes. dimensions range from 800 to
Ihg. e00 so. fl
WM. H. SAUNDERS * co. 1907 st NV
.
Evening star., 1909-03-03

FREE .oo1 LOTS. 25xfo0 FT.-FREE.
Fer IN" cost of transferring Located :
miles from DstriCl line. On tn" water front.
little guaranteed. Write for iufnrma ion.
EAST RIVER VIEW LAND 90.
81
Evening star., 1909-03-03
NORTHERN SUMMER HOUSES.

Newport: Ear Harh"r. Ma ne coast Stu.khrid-r
FcrkShrcS. Fur. houses sale. lease. Canada n
foreign Villas GRANT PARISH. 1929 y Y. ave
III IN {
Evening star., 1909-03-03
FARMS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -NAll ABLE Vii.
a.na estate. N'io acres: dwellings. barns. cite:
only SlS.ub: frr" and clear 900 acres ok
timber. Offers wanted. BDbT1IS FARM
AGENCY. 5nt Sth -. nv. NH! .:ts
VALUABLE POULTRY AND FRI IT FARM ~
I room dwelling: barn fine orchard "uly
u mile from station: river: fish NJ. IT."
only S3:,"" HooTIi'S FARM AGENCY. 1hl
Sth 81. NJ nb:. -
Evening star., 1909-03-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
4Air,ehlrrst

The Tinehursi i'ark 10. announce total sales 10
date of -, Ie0. .uuo square feet two
thirds of the pntirr subdivision. In view Of In"
,Ateus," improvements mad. and IN -outeln
pstion prices ~ III" rrnIa nn: lots will lie
advanced 1Uf and after March |. 1922
PINEHURST PARK COMPANY,
feJ-tf 10th aud q SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR StIt-AT FALLS CHURCH. VA. TWO
acres Facing ON Cherry St and ~, fariD.
on N"lnud ave: will sell in whole will cut
up I" suit parties: viii sel at very low fig
ure>, IS owner is Obliged TO 20 away for
health. Apply to III GENE BUSH, 2212 18th
NV fol
Evening star., 1909-03-03

FpI; SALE h ti.MiA Park Est ATE tDF TIE
lat, lanes Eoyc'b. being about @1G acres. 10
Gated ;nu to ir feet above tide about nine
miles north Of Baltimore. close to the North
cru Central railway and electric cars: fine
county roads in all drcction splendid water
>ur,py FIN" air: refined surroundings: heauti-
ful scenery: ideal piece Of land for a gen
tl"uan'S country Ilacr for a suburban de
yrio!rucnt. Ffc" moderate. Apply -. h.
ESTE FISHER. 1904 American bldg BaIti-
more. WNI. W. RoICE. LuthcrviIIc. Ralti-
NOR. 10. Md nt24t
Evening star., 1909-03-03
WANTED.

WANTED IN \ ~ III III; nI' WASIllNiiTp\.
with possibility nf table hoard ~ The vicinity
opening ~"C',n'i story covered
porch that fH' used for sleeping pIruo~'~
Address HNi!FI.oR'' star office mhi -
WANTED 10 RENT \PRIL |. EIGHT or
nine Toom house in suburbs preferably in Dis
tricI- Address I:uN lu. Star Office. ;nlI-t-
Evening star., 1909-03-03
FOR SALE-LOTS.

TOR SALE -h\ FLA. AVE. RET. 1iTH AND
9th st> NV" south side. 2.6Ns so. feet. 40
foot front shallow depth: will take g'c Ter
foot. Address owner GEO T. MJI;PIiY.
Riggs road u. o. mh..-:it*
Evening star., 1909-03-03
VI SELL. FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
ALL PARTS MD. AND VA. 900 BARGAINS.

Si.15n--1Gh acres. IIughesvilie. Md. Gr barn.
S2.ooo-I10 scrrs Rnyd>. Md. Or. barn. ptC.
So.2m-PrtomH" river farm Gr., barn. etc.
81. 300 RI aces. Laurel trolley. timber. etc.
$c.IoN-'5 acres. ir. barn. etc: poultry place.
S2SuU 40 :rS. ,;r.. barns. etc. Fhas. GO. Nd.
S:.'tH H2i. acres. Cabin John Nd. 6r.. barn.
So. l00-llS acres. Severn river. Md 6r., harm.
$50 -; ares Eastern shore. Nj. house r'r.
$3.,,00i0 acres. Bcltsyille. Md. Sr., barn. etc.
S::.:N-l6S acres. Congress Hts. fl. hHrn. etc.
S..56D-25 acres. Rockville. Md. 81. barn. '.tc.
S::.J0C-17 acres Berwyn. Md. 1r. barn. ctc.
S::.'in12 arres. Rrnnrhyile. Md. timber tract.
S3.90o-3l acres. Wheeler Ri house. barn. etc.
81 10000 acres. Eastern shore. Md. hnu~e etc.
s. ..00-lO acres ID. C. line. 6r barn. etc.
SI.Fin--:!t acres. Laurel. Md. Or. barn. etc.
5000 300 acres. Laurel rlec.. timber tract.
$780,: acres. kcnsngton. Md. Or. etc.
s., :,tN-21J acres, Potomac river farm.
81 J0D-200 acres. Sr tenant houSrs. etc
ST. .0O0-+41 acres, truck and river farm.
S6.50U-2l9 acres. Clinton. Md. dairy farm.
6.:,p-Is6 acres. Mills. Md. 9r.. barn. etc
81 .Hpo-12 acres Rockville, Md. dairy farm.
81 7.J0U-.,:0 acres. Or. > barns stock farm
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY.
Leading Southern Farm Land Agents
tO4 Sth St NV. Ouray bldg.
m.-.,i-
Evening star., 1909-03-03

FOR SALE GRANT PARK on THE HILL
N TIE DISTRICT
Al :,Ith 81. ne. the Columbia electric
railway. III -. cars =" direct to tho property
~ CAR FARE.
:" minutes from 10Th -. and New York ave.
iUr" water. nm" shade churches. schools. etc
Lots $loo- to S2H0 on easy monthly pay
meniS.
THE FpbE MANS CHANCE
To buy DESIRABLE HOME SITE at small
cost
GRANT PARK OFFICE
Room ia. ouray Building.
NV. cor. Sth aud I; stS NV.
Evening journal., 1909-02-01
MAKING UP The
ALTOONA TEAM

ALTOONA, Feb. 1.-The first news given
to Altoona fans by the Tri-State manage
ment this year came in the shape of an
announcement Of the players who have
been signed to represent this city next
year.
The pitching staff, so far as It has been
effected. consists of Wigs and Reisling.
veterans: Fifth and Steele, promising
youngsters who have performed with
semi-professional clubs in New York;
Dowdell. giant left-hander from Ken
lucky, who baffed the Chicago Nationals
in an exhibition game last year; Northup
Of Buclnell. and Glassburner, OF last
years team.
Steelman, purchased from Utica, viii he
the catching mainstay, assisted by an
other catcher vet 10 be signed.
The infeld will be chosen from this ar
ray of talent Baxter and Richards. OBJ
tanned from Johnstown in exchange for
Curtis Weigand; Yerkes. a former Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania star; Clayton
from the Atlanta Southern League team.
and Tielmeyer. obtained from st. Paul in
a trade for Catcher Charley Baum.
The outhelders are Wottell. purchased
from Toronto; Coutts. Of Utica and Kel-
lei and Frames Of last years team.
Evening journal., 1909-02-01
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
MEETS ON SUNDAY

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Feb. Allentown
baseball enthusiasts are awaiting with
much eagerness the outcome OF the At
lanuc Leagues meeting in this city on
Sunday February Z. when the list Of cities
that Is to make up the circuit viii prob
ably be announced
President John W. Dobhns says he has
twice as many teams as there will be
places. and that the principal difficulty
win be the Sitting Of the applications.
A league to be composed OF Allentown,
Easton, Paterson. Elizabeth. Reading.
sunbury. shamokln and Wilmington seems
to meet with the approval OF the fans.
Doubt as 10 whether the Allentown Fair
Association would again permit the use OF
its grounds for baseball purposes has been
removed by the announcement Of the Of
foers that the park viii be leased to the
Atlantic League, negotiations being IN
progress now.
AS soon as the makeup Of the Atlantic
League Is settled a meeting OF the local
fans viii be called 10 effect the organiza-
tion of a stock company that is TO furnish
the financial backing for the Allentown
team
Evening journal., 1909-02-01
GLENDALE HAS A
JUVENILE CRACK SHOT

Howard Anderson, supervisor OF the
Queen Anne Railroad. is off for his an
nual vacation. and the Pennsylvania
Railroad has extended him ana wife.
Mrs Lena Anderson, daughter OF D. II.
Reed. an invitation to join the official
tour to the West says the Glendale cor
Of the Milford Chronicle.
They took a special Pullman Palace Car
last Saturday a week and have been
to Colorado Springs. Pixies Peak Okla
homa and the National Park and are
now homeward bound, stopping at War
rem, Ohio, to visit friends and relatives
there.
We note in the last week Lincoln let
ter to the Chronicle that a gentleman Of
that town is crack shot at clay pig
cons. Well. we have a little boy here.
Norman Prettyman, who last Saturday
broke p out of 20 straight shots. Now
come along mister crack shot and try
us round and we will prove you are
only small fry at the business and
would only look like a 2-cent piece by
the side Of our little E7.---lale boy who
can shoot some.
Evening journal., 1909-02-01
LONGFORD TIRED OF
WAITING FOR KETCHELL
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. I've ar,
tired Of waiting for Stanley Ketchen
to come to terms. We have challenged
him for the middleweight title and un.
less he accepts by April 1, we will
claim the championship"
with this statement Joe Woodnan,
manager for Sam Langford. the hard
hitting Boston negro( deposited $1,000
with John T. Clark, as a forfeit for a
match with the Montana fighter.
Woodman said that they would cut
the purse any way that suited Ketchell
and would also offer to bet $1,000 on the
side.
Evening journal., 1909-02-01
Sports
LENOX SCALP
THE REDSKINS
Game Was Fast and Interest
ing, But ROuehneSS Mars
Scientific Playing
LENOx d; MOHAWKS 2

The roller polo game at the ring on
Saturday evening. between the Leno1
five and the Mohawks. created more
than a sensation. The game was more
or less roughly played. but outside OF
that, II was fast and interesting.
Neither team showed much science
Each team had about two hundred
blaring spectators. and AT times. when
a phenomenal play was made. not even
the referee whistle could be heard
There were spills aplenty. sharp
Chandler. with his troop OF war hoop.
ers," was on the trail for the male
faces scalps all through the game. and
they succeeded in getting w stevens
peruke. He came in contact with one
of the blood-thirsty red skins toma.
hawk, and after scalping him. they
danced the war dance. and then left
him on the floor to die. But. as In thu
days of Buffalo Bill and Diamond Dick
our brave "Bin' had his trusty scouts
stationed in different places. and at a
convient time, after the "Injuns" dis.
appeared, he signaled for his men t.
take him off the floor
The first goal was made for the
LenoN by W. stevens In three minutes
and thirty-nine seconds. Captain
Chandler. of the Injuns duplicated
"Bills" act. and in a sensational drive
put the bah into the cage. in three
minutes and thirty-one seconds. Both
teams then fought hard for nine min.
utes and two seconds. when Actor
Weldin scored one. Hill. OF the LenoN
seconded the motion and drove one in.
In twelve minutes and fifty seconds
A phenominal play by Actor" prob.
ably saved one from being added 90 the
= list of his opponents. Weldin's slich
was knocked from his hand juIt as
a ball came whizizng in front on him
and with a terrific swing of his right
foot ne sent the rubber in the opposii,
direction. In the second half, which
was better played than the first. III,
Lenox boys tied the "Injuns" down
and gained two goals. Weldin. havinl
a broken skate, was substituted by Il
Kidd, and his playing was good. W
stevens put one in in one minute ana
Evening journal., 1909-02-01
MIDDIES TOO FAST
FORDELAWAREFIVE
Annapolis Team on Home
Floor Down Newark BOjS,
46 to 9

ANNAPOLIS, I'D, Feb. 1.-The basket
BAH team OF Delaware College proved an
easy foe to tho quintet of midshipmen in
the match game at the Naval Academy.
the sailor lads winning by the overwhelm-
ing score of 4S TO o. At no stage Of the
contest did the visitors look dangerous.
The first few minutes Of play demon
strated that the Dclawareans were no
match for tho middies and It remained
only a question as to how large a score
the locals would be able to roll up. Start
Ing the game with all Of the regular play
ers In the lineup the middies soon Sc
cured a comfortable lead, and in the re-
mainder Of the game practically all OF the
navy substitutes were given a chance. The
first half closed with the score 2S to in
favor Of the midshipmen Lineup
Navy Delaware College.
wenzell. ...,lcit forward .... ..Hagner
Manock. Green.
Wilson right forward ......Gle9son
McCiung. Bischon
Douglas. Ertz center see. .... Haley
Wits. Train right guard .McGarvey
Bunsley q. left guard ..... Greenwood
Jacobs. Nixon
Gcals from the field Manock, 5: Wen
zell. g. Ertz. 3; Wilson. .; McClung. 2:
Douglas .; Green. Hagzer. Greenwood
McGarvey; goals from the foul line. Will
son. a; McGarvey, 3; fnferee. Mr. Foster
University Of Pennsylvania; time Of
halves. % minutes
BALTIMORE Md. Feb. Baltimore
Medical College defeated the Delaware
IS Lineup of to-nights game:
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