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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10
4oH Bathino.

: on bathing q 4 regular Institution
among The HindQos. An experienced
messeur rubs the oil On ais patrons,
friends or relatives generally once q
week. And It Is a fact that moles.
warts and such faults OF the surface
Of the skin are very rare among them.
The newborn infant gets the OIL bath
daily for forty days. The intervals
are then gradually heightened. but he
VIII be considered a very naughty
boy who during his school days tries
20 shirk the oil bath at least once q
week AS q youngster be yells al the
time he Is being bathed. Perhaps Il Is
good for bis lungs. Anyhow. nobody
thinks OF finding fault with the nurse
for the haliooing OF her charge and
generally speaking Il may be said that
Indians have better lungs and better
pectorals as compared to the body
weight than the Europeans, and the
feminine bust is decidedly fuller and
more perfect
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The Lone Star Emblem.

THE Lone Star emblem" said Guy
NJ. Bryan in telling the story OF the
Texas fiag to the Texas Veterans as
ISOLATION in 1873. twas fortunate ac-
cident In the old days overcoats were
ornamented with large brass buttons.
1t happened that the buttons on the
overcoat Of Governor Smith had the
impress OF a Eve pointed star. Fer
want Of a seal one Of these buttons
was cut of and used" The owner Of
this overcoat and OF the button. Henry
Smith. was chief executive Of the pro-
visional government Of Texas. which
in 1895 preceded the declaration OF
independence by Texas against Mexico
and the winning Of that independence
in the battle of San Jacinto on April
81. 1896.
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The Blot on His Past.

Haven't you anything 10 confess to
me before 1t is too late:- she asked.
"Remember that IT viii be much bet
ter for US to part even now than L
will be after tomorrow. Think. Isn't
there IN your past something that yon
have hidden from me? Don't be AFRAID
to confess 1t. will forgive yeu Il it
is not too terrible. and then we can be-
gin our married life with no shadow
to daIkpn the pathway before as.
"well. Bessie" be replied Is he
avoided looking into her eyes. there
is something. / am going 10 throw
myself upon your mercy. Don't judge
me too severely. Have pity. once
carried on a stamp Irritation with q
girl for two months. Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
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The Littie Cuss.

Professor Marsh. the distinguished
paleontologiSt. once met L. L. Barnum.
the Snowman, in a railroad car. he
knew Barnum from bis portraits. but
Barnum did not know him. They en-
tered into conversation. and Barnum
told him of a number Of curios which
had been picked up in Mexico for bis
museum. but which his agent In New
York. not realizing their value. offer
ed for sale.
And they were sold?' asked Pro-
lessor Marsh.
Yes; some little cuss up In New
Haven bought them. answered Bar
mum.
Il thought So said the scientist
smiling and handing out his card. Il
was the little cuss.
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Rather crowded.

lie made the acquaintance Of the
young woman at the house Ola friend
and was severely smitten.
MAY l call on your" be found the
courage to ask her.
The girl looked troubled.
I'm afraid not" she replied
Then she noticed his look Of deep dis
appointment and hastily added: I'VE
live in nat. you see. and mamma and
sister always sit In the parior. and
papa and the boys play checkers In
the dining room. and the kitchen Is 90
awfuIiy small and hof. Would would
you mind sitting on the IRE escapey
or course he hurriedly told her pc
wouldn't mind II at all and the course
OF true love ran smooth again. Cleye
land Piai0 Dealer.
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Chandle

Son of a Famous
High p
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-10

Mrs. Post-Do you think you'n
smoke when you're older. Johnnies
They say it makes one aWfully sick at
lrst. Johnnie (aged tenl-.I don't ex-
pect any bother over II. mother Il
wasn't the slightest effort for ne %
learn 10 swear -eeu YORK LIE
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

the Tigers push them back into seconI
position.
Saturdays game was sweet vengeance
foi .Edeie Plank. The Tiges had
Knocked him out % the box in a form
q attempt
Little. Milan who initiates George
stone. is mighty dangerous bitten.
aud u al present haNiug uD trouble
with his game ankle.
Aud the time was f.35 on sunday.
There are such THUGS in BASEBALL
though the local public had about for
gotten about them
Nike Kahoe, contrary 90 reports. Is
still holding Job ira tho blk League.
as WHs evidenced Iu tir warming az
practice 90 the Washington outdt
derry Freeman is stlli with tile Sena-
tors though lettering. IT, ls murt
panied and surprised that an the Amer
lean league clubs waived. 10 is said
CautillOn must think we'll 81 Gray as
~ batter Re heuchei Street who lad
doubled once" Warn "a" ninth cdmc
r"ptd but lcttf.c pitcher Dat for MIN
Come on. get az 'em In There was
waited on the breeze into the grand
stand from deeg center where sam
/ Crawford. nolsicst Of all Tlges. holds
forth
/ a human alarm clock IN the pavilion
I made much fun FOR those I'm his viCm-
! ~ lie had sort OF trill that lasted
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
DETROIT B0WLERS. DO YOU
WANT BIG TOURNEY
N You Do. Come Out To the Mass
Meeting Tuesday Night and Prom
Use What You'il do for H..

III the Detroit bowlers really want
&c act as hosts for the National Bow J.
ing congress OF 1910. IL behnoyes them
20 say SO in no uncertain terms and
this at a meeting To he held nj the
Pontchartrain Bowling alleys Tuesday
evening. at 5 O'Clock.
The congress. at its meeting last
winter IN Pittsburg. voted 10 meet
next year AT Detroit Tho action WAS
taken a; the behest OF independent
promoters. The bowiers OF Detroit
ID not even ask IL and no war fund
was in evidence 10 help secure II. II
Just happened TO be year In which
nobody went after the big event and
petroit's campaign OF the year before
was really what landed IT,
Since then the national authorities
have been looking into the matter.
They have heard some very strange
rumors. leading them To the belief
that the Detroit bowlers and alley
owners really don't care whether the
convention comes or not. According
~. |. B. Reynolds. president OF the CITY
Bowling league. has called a meeting
as above announced at which De
troit sentiment Will be tested.
Representatives OF every bowling
league and organization whatever as
we'll as all alley-owners are invited TO
be present. According 10 the tone or
a letter received here from Secretary
Abe I.angtry OF the National congress.
Detroit will have TO bestir itself or
lose the event.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

Dwight, of Princeton. and Talcott. OF
Cornell, and although the competition
here Is mort fierce probably than la
most of the other events, Howe seems
To have the advantage. having run tho
race In "a seconds. Hartranft I'm his
best form. viii probably net close
second.
In the high hurdles, although Hart
rant has Of late been exceeding all
his previous records, Howe, Dwight
and Talcott will probably finish in
the order named though there Is a
possibility that the Quaker captain
may get a third.
Minds No Csrtmeil.
Minds, who is Pennsylvania best
man In the l00-yard dash. can hardly
score better than fourth in both the
400 and 2e0-yard. dashes, since he Will
be against Foster OF Harvard: Carey.
OF Yale, and DawbOrn, OF Princeton,
all of whom have better records for
the season than the Pennsylvania.
In the quarter-mile race Psnnsyl.
yania is deplorably weak and cannot
possibly expect To score even a
fourth.
mus allowing Hartranlt third In
the high hurdles. the Quakers cannot
possibly hope To score more than -
points in the running events. which
score. however. is very probably
close estimate as To the strength OF
the Red and Blue team In those events.
In the field events there is decid-
cd slump. and only in the high jump
do Mike Murphy's proteoes have any
great expectations. In this event
Lane shows up head and shoulders
above any OF his teammates. having
done in the handicap games on Frank
lin Field feet IL "a inches.
\ lack OF material Is greatly In evil
dence In both the hammer throw and
the shot put. principally in the for.
mer, although in the latter Pike.
Penns strongest entry is scarcely ex-
pccted To score even a fourth The
pole vault will undoubtedly be con
test between Nelson and Campbell. OF
Yale. and Cook. OF Cornell while
Parker and Pickles. OF pennsylvania,
will stand n good chance for a fourth
against Barr. OF Harvard.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

les devoted their sole efforts TO get
ting the ball into Rossmans hands
some way or other. whereupon every
body would start running. not 10 pull
up until some other player had pur'
sued the ball 10 ultimate destination
and choked il into submission.
On, You Caud
The men on first and third play was
worked to a finish. the runner on first
leading OF SO far as TO draw "A throw
This was all that was necessary for a
run 10 score. once Rossman chased
Thomas almost 10 second base with
Ira gaining at every step and the other
runner home just as Claud let fly.
II practice improvement takes place.
we will see Claud back in the game
again. This morning he received a
thorough try-out from the Tigers. Jen-
nings coaching him TO underhand the
ball as he does In practice.
In the meantime. the Tiges are fort
innate in having a first-sacker as ac-
complished as Moriarty.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
SPORTING
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
~ IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Detroit did not have 4 man left
on first base In the sunday game.
-Four hit. four scored. one was
passed, bur died stealing.
The Athletics on Saturday
scored four runs of their first i've
on Rossman Wild throws aud
mistakes OF judgment.
The Sox batted Lake, Of New
York. out of the box on sunday
and won al easy game tor Walsh.
Hoffman. OF the Browns got four
hits on Pitcher Arrellaues, OF Bos-
ton. and scored the only run OF the
contest Waddell Was in fine
form
Detroit was In second place Sat
urday night. on account OF its de-
feat by the Athletics out got its
lead back Sunday by trimming
Washington while Connie Macks
men lay idle.
ON a balk by Plank. which he
construed an Illegal delivery. I'm
pige Evans allowed a Detroit bat
ter 10 take first base.
Hughes. who pitched the last six
innings Saturday against Cleve-
land. struck out II men.
Waiter could hot -stop the SoX
who won on Saturday. 10 for
Pitcher Smith.
The New York Yankees got the
long end OF a 10 ! score at ST.
Louis Saturday. Manning outpitch-
ing Powell.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
.0UAkERS HOPE To
RETAIN THEIR
TRACK lille
pennsylvania Thinks She Has Mort
gage OH Three Intercollegiate
Events and Has Point
Winners in Others.
PAUL. and Beck the Men on Whom
Mike Murphy Is Counted as Ger
tain to Win the Firsts.

PHILADELPHIA. May 24.-Out OF
what at the beginning OF the season
appeared To be an unusually weak
squad the University OF PENNSYLVANIA
track men have been developed into a
team which now has a fighting chance
10 win out In the intercollegiate cham
pionship track events. which take
place on Soldiers Field. Cambridge
ON May rs and 20.
Under Mike Murphys able training
two men in particular have been de.
'eloped into almost certain Champion.
ship form. Billy" PAUL. who In the
spring handicaps ran the twomile
race In intercollegiate record-break-
Ing time. and who had before that
shown up In even better form in the
mile and half-mile runs. is counted
upon 10 win first places in both the
mile and two-mile events AT Cam
bridge
Beck. who until the meet with An.
rapolis on May 10. had aut appeared
&c be OF sufficient caliber to do better
than score a third or fourth in the
championships. by running the half
mile distance in the fast time or |
Ahihhtt ~ - StNOuuS, HOW seems AS
sured of first place in that event
against all the colleges.
Three Events Sure.
In these three events Pennsylvania
is virtually assured OF champion
ships. although in the shorter dis
tances and field events the results are
greatly In doubt. and an accurate fore
cast OF the coming champions Is nj.
most an impossibility
Pennsylvania best material will
therefore in general have 10 be Judged
more from the records made in the
various meets on Franklin Field. In
the 120-yard and 220-yard hurdles Cap
tain Hartranft stands out prominently
against Captain Howe. OF Yale The
Quaker. although defeated by Howe
in the low hurdles last year. hal
in the semi-finals won out by con.
siderable margin.
Both men this year have been do
ing remarkable work. as have also
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

without taking breath easily a half
minute
Two or three OF Moriarty's stops OF
thrown balls were startling. though the
ease viii >Which the chances were ac-
cfpted tOoi@l those who didn't watch
them closely
Browne. the National league hOt-foo.
who was compared 10 Cobb couple Of
years ago failed 10 make a great nm
precision on tug sacks. though he did
star inI the Geld
saggs who pitched the last three
inbings against the Athletics looked
pretty fslr and managed To keep them
from scoring MDriarty played nrst
during this period
TIE general CJncensus or Tiger opin-
ION ou Third Baseman Baker Of the
Athletics. is as follows: He doesn't
look Ike q ball player and he doesn't
act Ike one but he Is.
The Tigers hit Gray much harder
down iu Texas in the spring lie mas
pitched a lot OF games this year but
has set - be hracketed a winner.
though there baye been a few narrow
escapes.
with a man on first saturday ln on
Inning Murphy hunted Spver wa
waiting for him on the line so he
stopped George Thought be was out
ana tried for th" man at second. Gosh
were safe GA vely liberal inteTpt Ia
ton " tAe rule.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

(anfiIIon tnjoyins last
Season in Big League

Though thC owners of tho
Washington club have not been
brutal enough Ia make the for-
made up FOR 1870 the manage.
strongly probable virtual
ly Certain-that. when the Am
cricau league teams are being
male up TOR 1910 the manage.
ment of the Washington clua
VIII De IN hands other Than
those OF Cantillon.
Cantillon is now serving his
third year ON contract which
promises him $4,000 annually
A resume OF the careers OF IN
club in the three successive
seasons in which Cantillon has
been al the helm fails 10 dis.
close any reason why a cheaper
man would not have done just
as we'll
In many respects. Canullons
career has been like that OF Bill
Armour. who was always great
Judge OF players. eht failed II
get results in the field.
Joe will undoubtedly retire 10
assume the management OF his
Minneapolis club He is indie
pendsntly wealthy st any rate.
In the meantime, II Jiggs Don
ohue performs ap 10 eNpecta-
lions II would be no surprise u
see him a prominent candidate
for the job OF manager
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
ALL ABOUT THE lettering TIGERS
AND THEIR VARIABLE PERFORMANCES

Such a bunch OF knockers as inhab-
tied the stand on saturday
Stanage * now catching virtually ali
OF the games.
Wlllett looked better than az any
Time since his opening appearance.
Home Wrecker" Mex Aitrock Is
likely 10 be seen some time ia the
series.
Willetts control was excellent and
ne rarely gets hat much % any when
this is the case.
Both Conroy and O.Lcary distin-
gulshed themselves Sunday by swell
stops over the bag
Mullin for Detroit. and smith FOE
washington. are the probable pitch
ing selections today
Cravath appeared In the Washington
ninth and his ~ To Mcintyre broke al
local records for height
Milan would have scored n run on n
steal OF the plate In the fourth had
not Clymcr f0uled the ball
Thomas had Plank waste three halle
or Bush TO get Mcintyre stealing in
the early stages saturday.
Donohue was the recipient OF n mNd
ovation when he appeared al Dat. The
Jiggcr has many friends here
Gem sprung tn the reserved seat seq
tion yesterday when Crawford had tNo
strikes 1t only takes one TO hit IL
Ira Thomas and Harry Davis. tho
Athletics board Of strategy, watched
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
JOHNSON AUTO HITS TREE.
Negro Champion Agrees To BE Re
sponsible IL II Doesn't Recover.

ELIZABETH. y. j. May 24-Jack
Johnson. the pugilist and heavyweight
champion. had narrow escape from
serious injury when his Chalmers'De-
troit car crashed into tree on North
Broadst.. just off Westtield.ave.. at a
sharp angle in the road. Johnson and
a party OF friends had TO jump TO es-
cape The big Negro lighters car was
pretty badly smashed up, and II took
four hours to repair IT. The machine
is new one. and will be shipped 10
Europe in a few days for Johnson
use. Before departure he agreed 10
be responsible II the damage TO the
tree caused its decay.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
Urged cappie to Kick.

Tossing his glove high in air the
Georgian yociferated
why don't you kick on that kind
Schaef," he yelled.
This reused the ire of Fearless BIZ
Evans. the ump who had made the
decision, and Davy Jones finished the
eame In right field
George Moriarty played first haso
Sunday. and In the last three innings
OF Saturdays game. His fielding was
sensational In the extreme, though he
didn't get hit.
Claud Rossman. our hard.hitting
frst-sacker, gave an exhibition Satur-
day that shocked men and angels.
IL Is peculiar thing that the rival
American league clubs have taken
three years to get wise to Glands
throwing weakness. His practice
stunts are always SO impressive that
teams which may have contemplated
base running stunts at his expense
havc been invariably touted on. Not
90 the Athletics. Ira Thomas had
posted them in thorough detail. Con-
ME Mack and Harry Davis talked IL
all over before Saturdays game start
cd.
The rest should be set TO slow mu
sic. Four out OF the first Ave runs
which were secured of poor little
Speer's pitching were the results OF
Glands bad Judgment and mastodonic
ksayes. With men on base the Athlet.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
Sporting Notes

ID. 4. =, 4; Culver Military academy, =.
at baseball
Langford and Ian Hague. EnglBnd's
latest champion. meet tonight.
NorcnbbnEe Of Jackson. tvirIed "a one
hit game against Flint. sunday
Martin hr.idsn heaVed the discus IT,
1T ii 8. inches for new WOrI1
record q New Y 1Tk-
staBage with $50 leads the Tiger bat
tiers. Moriarty and Rossman are hit
ting about the same
ID. L. =. won the Cornell interschoIn-tic
Saturday by big margin The
Sptegcls were inviucible.
The Burroughs opened their new ball
park by taking "A fall out OF tAt
American Lady COrsets.
Dan Hopkins won three Of the Ave
events at the Detroit Matinee cllb's
opening meeting Saturday
-
THIS IL Victoria day In Canada and
Windsor 81 celebrating \ ball gam
Wit Mt. Clemens is the main fea-
tare
The Coed Iucks took Pitcher Innttc 10
Buffalo with them Yesterday ami
kicked his game away. handing him
worse support than the Tigers iii
On couple OF occasions
|
Job Printing don- right. fines Print
fsg Co, - John r st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
NELSON TRAINING HARD.
Champion Lencthens His Estimate Of
Time-limit Foe viii Last

. SAN FRANCISCO, May 24-With
ms fight with Dick Hyland scarcely "a
week of, Battling Nelson is putting In
some OF the hardest training or hi.
career. The Battler evidently is be.
ginning TO realize that he is going to
meet man who is reasonably clever
and carries a good wailop.
When Nelson frat came here he said
he would put Hyland away within six
rounds. He now states, however, that
he Will be satisfied II he finishes Dick
withia 10 rounds.
Promoter Jimmy Cofroth is still
sore al Nelson for breaking his agree
meRt 10 Rght- Pdeky Mcfarland JUL,
,, and 1t would not be great surprise
II Bat. was barred from Coffroth )
fight CiTriJ III the nut
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
BOWLING TOURNEY OPENS.
Preliminary Event a Match Between
Woodbury. and Shiman

NEW YORK. May -+.-Arrange-
ments are complete for the opening
OF the National championship tourna-
ment OF the National Bowling asso-
citation in Madison Square Garden to-
night. Twenty-four new alleys have
been placed in position and the entry
list Is a large one. including most OF
the crack bowlers. First prize fof
the five-man event is $1,000.
Tonight there will be IN individual
match between Dave Woodbury.. or
Chicago. and Dave Shiman. OF this
city
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
Cobb Full Of "Pep."

But still the Peach wasn't through
Clymer, first Washington batsman up
In the ninth met one of Willett's Of
ferlngs squarely and belted II in on a
line over Moriarty's head. II looked
like sure triple. Cobb tore back and
on TO his left. finishing up a hectic
sDrin; by a grand jump. When he
came down he had the ball
Such success, coming on the heels
OF batting slump which has been in
evidence for several days. naturally
flled the Georgian's soul with citation
and his demeanor with pep Detroit
got the worst OF a very close decision
al first base Immediately after and in
his judgment. Capt. Schaefer took the
reverse too lightly. Schaefer. Incl
dentally. hadn't gotten a hit all day
and had been denied even the conso-
lation OF handling a chance in the
held. His humble demeanor might
have been expected but Cobb couli
not brook II.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
sresnahan Day in New York.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Sixty-one
leaGin&-.fans," including senator's,
lawyers, actors and just plain fans
wifi give Roger Bresnahan.- former
c<cher of the New York Nationals
row manager OF the st. Louis aggre'
cation. big loving cup at The POLO
grounds this afternoon and then they
viii all root their hardest for the
Cardinals to--lose. This Will be
Rogers first appearance here TINS
season. and il is expected that the at
tendance will be recordbreaker Tor
an OF day.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
AMERICAN EXPERT PUT
OUT IN THE FIRST ROUND
Travers Licked by British Golfer and
Will Have TO Return Without the
Much-Prized Title.

EDINBURGH, May 24-Jerome ID.
Trayers. the American golf champion.
was defeated today by w y. Hend-
erso7. in the first round OF the play
for the British amateur championship.
Henderson won up and one to play.
Trayers did not display quite his
usual form. while Henderson played
one Of his strongest games, his work
on the greens being particularly etfec-
tive. =.
Today's championship play was on
the Muirfield course and was begun
under ideal conditions. Sixty-four
couples started.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
sloan and the Britons.

Tod Sloan Is keeping himself be-
fore the pub by annually placing the
SONG away apart OF his anatomy in
a position where the English Jockey
club can get a good, fair boot at It.
They don't want Tod over there and
Tod knows they don't. but II Tod did
not pose for the annual kick he would
be useless as a vaudeville proposition.
Ii is better 10 be noticed With black
eve than TO be ignored with a fair
oouhtenance. Chicago Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

Britons Make Him a Snort Choice at
2 TO Over Ian Hague.

LONDON. May 24-Up to the pres.
ent there has been little betting on the
Sam Langford-Ian Hague fight. which
takes place in the arena OF the Ma
tional Sporting club tonight. What
little betting there Is. however. makes
the American Negro the favorite n
odds OF ) TO while the Americans
here are Offering even money that sam
wins by the Knockout route in less
than 10 rounds. Both are in fine fet-
tie Hague scaled at ls9 pounds to-
day while Langford will weigh In
at l69.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
Windsor Lawn. RoN.lers Busy.

One Of the methods Of the celebra-
tion OF Victoria day in Windsor was
the holding OF continuous all-day
tournament by the Windsor Lawn.
Bowling club. All the members OF
the cluO participated, the first matches
being played early IN the forenoon,
With the finals due in the evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
wAsIIINGroN.

.Batted for street in ninth.
49,. / ! :? r
Wash'ton o o o.
Two-base hits-Cobb, Milan street
Three-base hit--Brown. Sacrifice hits
Crawford. Delehanty. Clymer. stole
base-BrOwue. First base on balls---Jn
Wtllett off Gray l. Hit by pitcher
nv Willett peIehantv. Left on bases
Detroit o. Washington =. struck out
nv Wutett by GRAY !. Sacrifice fly
Donohue Time 81 Cmpires-Hufst
and Evans Attendance sos.
Geers Throws in His High.
Geers has been a mile in % Ia
with Walter w 2:15 IA