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The state herald., 1909-12-10
nd Enemies Alike.
les Over the Senate---Nu.
Try Out President Tafps
4 in Both Houses.
CLARK.

ON the Senate, Speaker Cannon ap'
,inted committee to join a like
mmittee of the Senate to wait upon
e president. The members OF the
,dv directed tn notify Mr.. Taft that |
SUMMONS
State of { luTt.u Ia
County Of Phillips
In the district court
The Irwin Stock Company. corporation
Plaintiff, vs.. John Barta, Defendant.
The people of the state of Colorado
To John Barta, the defendant above named
reeting:
You arehcreby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiT in the district court of Phil
lips county, state of Colorado ami answer
the complaint therein WITHIN twenty days aft.
rr the service hereof, If served within this
count P; or. II served ont ol this county, or by
publication, within thirty days aft, the ser
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day of service;
or ludr mcut by dcfault viii be taken ngoinst
you according to the prayer ofthc complaint
lnd If II copy of the complaint IN the ABOVE
cnptlcd action be not served with thus sum
mons. or II the service hereof be made out of
| =
time hcrcinbc,oro specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
nf Jud cement by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO enforce III, specific
Performance Of certain contract entered into
between the plaintiff, The Irwin Stock Company
a corporation, and the defendant, John Barta,
for the sale of the west oue.haf of section
twenty y-niue in township eight north of range
forty. six west of the o p. in Phillips county
Colorado
As will more fully appear from the complaint
in said action towhich reference Is here made
\ copy If which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail To appear, and 10 answer the said com.
plant as alb we required. the said plnintifl
will take default and judgement as prayed
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict court at Holyoke, Colo, in said county
this u day Of Oct. \. b. 1919.
| ,SEA) ". e. Helland.
Clerk Of District Court, Phillips county. Colo.
First pub. Nov. d.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The above is the name of a German
chemical, which is one of the many val
liable ingrenients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities and avoid a serious
malady. Big Brick Drug Store.
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NOTICE.

Parties having final proof notices il
receive a sample copy of this paper and
should carefully inspect the advertise
ment for errors of names or land de-
scription, promptly reporting any error
to this office and to the Land Office at
Sterling, Colorado, for correction.
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FIRST runl1cntlon Oct % 1903

FIRST Publication Oct % 1863
NutiCe tur Publication
United states Land ofiicc
sterling Colo Oct ID 1912
Notice II hereby given that Amanda Is.
Anderson, formerly Amanda d LndRren
nj HaEtun Colo who on sept Il loOs ma ir I'D L
No Og's for ne = SIC - Iguri6 W D p m has
dled notice OF intention to make hnal com
mutation proof 10 establish claim 10 tue land
tboyc described before Clerk of the Disltict
court at Holyokc, ColO.,on the 5 day OF Dec ~ 9
Claimant names as witnesses
Charles j. lindEren of HWl!uke 'ulO
Samuel r. Linigren
John IL. Lindluist
John I. Anderson - Upxtun
". VI, POUND f.Za-ttt
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Have you farm to sell, or rexchanget
1t costs only cent a word per day, to
run an advertisement in The Omah@
Bee. 1t will reach over 40, 600 subscrib
ers and is almost sure to find buyer.
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After exposure, and when you feel a
cold coming on, take Foley's Honey and
Tar, the great throat and lung remedy.
1t stops the cough, relieves the conges'
ton, and expels the cold from your sys'
TEN. Is mildly laxative. Big Brick
Drug Store,
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'rst Publication Nov 10
HulGa tor Publication

Frst Publication Nov 10
NuuGa tor Publication,
Land Office at Sterling Colo
Nov 10 1909
Mice is hereby given that Felix T. Pilger Of
Amherst Colo who on Feb 10 1908, mad.
Id No 6i74 for ne4 Section 81 twp9 range
u 9TH Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final commutation proof t"
establish claim to the land above described be
fore county Judge 1T liolyoke, Colorado, on
the q day Of Dec 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
George hammers Of Nonango, Nclr
Anderson Harris
John hammers
Joe Sloan Amherst Colo
W II Pound Register
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The HERALD one year for sl.5O.

The HERALD wants correspondents in
all parts of the county. Write US about
the matter or call at the office when in
town.
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This is Worth Remembering

Whenever you have cough or colo
just remember that Foley's Honey ant
Tar will cure,it. Remember the name
Foley's Honey and Tar, and refuse sub
stitutes. Big Brick Drug Store.
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If you need help of any kind, tell as
many people as possible. There are
more than 10000 people who subscribe
for the Omaha Bee. You can tell them
all for one cent per word per day. Write
today.
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First nnblication Get. 10. 1903
c 5'.s' = FL TuBLTCAT1nN
Land Once at Sterling, Colo,

Land OfIIce at stcTTlhs' NUIU'
Oct ,S, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Eben johnson
of Hnxtnn Colo who ON Feb 1905 made II Il No
,alO for sc !, sac8T7n.R X Al w y nj has
fled notice of intention to make final conmu-
tation proof to establish claim to the land a.
poye described before Register or Recciv er
Sterling Colo, on the day of December 1870
Claimant names us witnesses
Daniel Brooks Of HaEtuh, Coloraho
Dudly d Finch
William Mackey
Edward DeWulf
w II pDUSD Kpgister,
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rGAcntRs, IxAmlnArIcn.

The next g. ular examination Tor traehrrs In
Phillips eounty, Colo, viii b. held ut tho county
enurt house IN Hniyokp on rhur-,lny and Eriify
D-c. 10Th and lith, beginning at n. M
ceHtral timo. The reading questions will b..
used upon th' Reading circle book.
M-CELEsrE pOSSELLY.
GpuntV Su,argpt.y.I..pt
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First publication Nov 10
Notice for PubltCatiu

First publication Nov 10
Nuttce for ubliCatiun
Land Office at Sterling Colo
Nov 10 1909
Notice is hereby given that II Elmer Thompson
of Haxtun, Colo. who on Oct, Is 1905
made lid l. No $50 for the Sc IA
sec II twp N, range
II p m has flea notice Of intention to make
final commutGtionproof 10 establish claim to the
land above described before W G Holland clerk
of dist court at Holyoke Colorado, on the %
day OF Dec 1909.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Thornton 4 Latta of llaxtun Col,
Maggie Lattn
Herbert Thurrott "
Burt Woods " "
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rltr, nnhlIrn,lnn Do. 1

First publication Dec 2
N0TiEE FUR PUBLICATION.
tani ufiica az afnruH Uala..
Aay q iga3
Notice i-hrrsby given that bertha icfruHan fuf
mofly Haynes. ~ rniynko Colo WIN IN lphl n
ip- made ~ y Nn h,u' Tor ~ "a sec % tpkN H
Bw pm hashled notice ~ Intention - make
final communication pruof =" establish ciHlm, in
land above described before rHuufy Iulrr
NJ npl,utr uuln rH '1H n lir q i.u1Hu
iHl rlnuNHn' u.w.a Hf
N..f f
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InH 600 ua
A.. a 1.Huu ins., , BppJ
~ utc good, your dlgcstl'n prilur'
.H IT, G.a .'N
mas power to keep You WELL.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the matter OF the estate of Josep e
True, deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the
IL day of Jan. a u 1910 bctug one Of the rcgu-
lar days of the Jan. term of the count court
of Phillips county in the state OF Color do,
Eliza True, Administrators oi
said estate Will appear before the judge 6N
said court, present my final settlement as
such administrators pray thr upprovniuf the
same and Will then apply TO be ischarged as
such admini,tratTix. Vt which time undplace
any person IN Interest may appear and pre-
sent objections 10 the same If any there he
Dated at Ilolyokc Colo. Nov 49, 1909
Eliza True Administrative
Of the estate Of Joseph l. True, deceased
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W. II. POUND, Register.
FIr.t tnnb,ic,tion Dec 3 1909

NOTIEE FUR PUBLICATION
Land Onice sterling. Colo,
Nov. Is, 1909.
Notice il hereby given that \nson B. B.dtnSiv
4 Holyokc Colo who on Mar. ~ 1903 made lid
10 2ll3 for Sc y, sec 49, twp n, rng Il ". 9 p IN
aus fled notice intention to make final five
ear proof to establish claim. TO the land
lboye described before Worl"y county
Judge at Holyoke, Colorado, on the 10, day Of
Jan. 1910.
Claimant names rs Witnesses
Philip Zimmerman Of Holyoke Colo
August scheuncmann "
Lawrence +. Fair Amherst Colo
Charles Reiis liolyOkc Colo.
VII POUND, Register.
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NutiGa fur Publication
Land Office at Sterling Colo
Nov 1, islp

Nov 10 1909
Notice is hereby given that Arthur Equal OF
Holyoke Colo who on Nov 20 1907 made lid
No eila for the N W i sec 3 twp mr. l5w m
has filed notice OF intention to make final
Communication proof to establish claim TO the land
dove described before county judge
at Ilolyoke Colorado on the ard
day Of Jan 1910
Claimant names as witnesses
Maurice Breeze of Holyoke Colo
Noble Show q"
William Rohrcll
Gust johnson
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
"BABE" ADAMS TELLS HOW
HE BEAT THE TIGERS
Plttsbura PITCHER Who Won Three
Championship Games Says Slow
Ball Did II.

Charles (Babe) Adams. explaining
how he defeated Detroit three times
in the worlds series, said:
my success in pitching can be at
tributed to the slow drop ball. I dis
covered in the first game that Detroit
could not hit this kind of ball to any
extent. When they would connect it
would be a short hit to the infield,
and Pittsburg has an intield which
can take care of such hits.
THE slow drop l alternated, first
out and then In. 1t went to the out
side of the plate, beyond the reach Of
the batter, but, if the batsman was
within hitting distance the ball was
low and its slowness caused a false
estimate of the strength required
from the batter. In such quick feat
as batting a false estimate Is a dan
gerous thing for the batting side. The
ball which went inside the plate and
dropped at the same time was the
most effective used. Detroit could
do nothing with that at all.
But did not overwork the drop
ball. To do that would have been to
lack control. Gibson sized up the bat
ters and we knew when it was safe
to put them straight over the plate.
Detroit has a good batting aggrega-
ton and it was necessary to take
every precaution with them. The
Tigers rallies in several games dem
onstrated this. To lose control during
one of these rallies would have meant
the loss of the game. The most try
ing times while l was pitching was
when Detroit showed one of those IA
nous spurts of strength at bat. I
worked harder than ever and was for
tunate enough to hold control The
balls that went straight over the plate
were generally hit by Detroit. Occa-
sionally one was walloped to good ef-
feet, but in the main we knew when
there was to be a hit and the infield
and outfield acted accordingly"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
SPORTING ITEMS

I u Battling Nelson, champion light.
weight, has agreed to light Ad VOL.
CAST, the Milwaukee boy They win
battle In California In December, II
present plans are carried out.
AZ q means Of getting his team into
prime condition Coach Stage pitted
the Maroons against some OF the
stars Of the 1905 team In q practice
game on Marshall Field. The old;
boys taught the new ones some good.
tricks. m n s3 4:
The little villa Nova team sprung a
surprise on the Navy when they won
BY q score OF II to 6. NJ
ELL" LANCE Is slated for the pres.
idency OF the Pacific Coast Baseball
league to succeed ]. Cal Ewing.
Tyf Cobb went TO Cleveland and
surrendered to answer the charge 81
assaultinE George stanfeld, hotel
Waterman, with i knife. Cobb gave
$500 bail To appear for trial Noyem.
Der a.. I.35i: i,
0 Sam Langford ID more anxious for
. nght with Stanley Ketchel than ever
since Jack Johnson had such an easy
time with the Michigan assassin
They may meet Thanksgiving day.
Having lost $4,000 on the venture
last summer, the Chicago Automobile
club has decided not To conduct any
more spsad races at Grown Point Ind.
ana ths Graad stand hAs hem torn
deWA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
'TYRUS COBB IS Perfect
SAYS THE GREAT WAGNER
Pittsbure's Wonderful shortstop Pays
High Tribute to the De-
troit Star.

Hans Wagner has expressed his
opinion on Tyrus Cobb. The great
German player stood In the lobby Of
the Pontchartrain hotel chatting with
friends. He was asked what he
thought of Cobb.
"Cobb is the fastest man I have
ever seen," replied Honus. II never
thought he could have that much
speed. l heard q lot about Cobb and
how fast he was, but he surprised me
by the speed he shows on the bases.
/ wouldn't say that he Is the fastest
man that ever played ball, because I
have not seen all Of them, but he has
as much speed and a lot more than
any man I have ever played against.
Cobb is what l call perfect play
er. He lacks nothing. There isn't
thing that ball player should have
that Cobb hasn't got and he's got q
bunch of things that no other ball
player has. He is perfect In every
respect. I can't find any weakness
and I see nothing that he could i'm
prove on.
But I don't think that Cobb is as
good as he can be or will be. He is
still a young man. He has not
reached his prime. Now, If he takes
good care Of himself, and there isn't
any reason why he shouldn't. he will
be good for ten years to come. Cobb
has got lot before him, and he
should be even better than he is now.
A man keeps on improving till he gets
to his prime, and Cobb has several
years to live before reaching his
prime" .,.>.~-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
CONFUSION IN GOLF TERMS.
Moaning Of the Word bunker" Has
Led to Misunderstanding on ~
- tho Links, 5gHs$,l =, ~, :

Many American golfers who read
the golf literature from the foreign
courses as well as the rules and regu-
lations find Scotch terms ] confusing.
In the case of the word fog" which
In the United States is construed to
mean the thick, opaque atm osphere$or
low cloud effect, is the general term
for moss in Scotland. ~ - ''.:st,,a >:.5
l. 1.-The difference OF understanding"
says Crafts W. Higgins, editor of the
Golfers Magazine in the current num-
Der, .applies also to the word bunk
err which in this country IL generally
considered to include the cop S or
grassy mound built in connection with
i sand pit. In Scotland = bunker ID
nothing but 1 sand pit" Il ID s<,S~$ss% 4
Under the old rules . player was
permitted to sole his club on ,permar
nent grass in a hazard. and this diff
ferent understanding Of the word
bunker did not materially affect
play in this country. Under the new
rules. however, q player is no longer
allowed to sole his club on permanent
grass in q hazard without mourning q
penalty for so doing, and 1t thus.
makes q material difference whether.
the grassy cop or slope surmountings
q sand pit is considered part OF the
bunker or not. - !. ~ 3v>:s1sa% $sS2:55
This difference in the understand
ing as to just what constituted E I
bunker was discussed between some
of the executive committee Of the u. /
IS. q. A.. at Wheaton, the result being
that the committee made = ruling that
the grassy slope or cop was not = 7
part Of the. bunker, and that II Il q
ball lodged In such grass It might be-
treated and played under the rules ap-
plying 4. to similar circumstance
through the fairgreen, and that T.
player In consequence could sole his
club on the grassy cop, ais It was not
q part Of the bunker, which consisted
Of nothing but the sand pit Itself. 81 +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
This ls Rutchery, Not Sport.

They have a queer idea of sports
manship in France, If reports from
that country are to be credited. Over
there they entice pheasants to get &C.
customed to coming out along certain
trails to eat the corn which is put
there for the purpose of having these
POOR, innocent birds repeat when roy
atty or prominence come along with 4
,shotgun. In other words they in
Vsisle these birds into a trap where
they are ruthlsssly slaughtered by the
hundreds and perhaps thousands by
men who call themselves sportsmsn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
'MASTOID PRO CESS
: i NEW RING BLOW
kETcHEL UNcoRks A SMASH
LIKE THE SOLAR PLExus
AND coRkscREW.
JEFFRlEs ONLY HOPE NOW
Big 6oiier-Maket Seems to Be the
Ono Man Who Can Take tho Cham
pionstip Away from Jack johnson,
the Giant Black. -

When Bob 4Fftzsimmons smashed his
right hand against Jim Corbett's body
just beneath the heart in the memoir
able battle at Carson City, March II.
1897, and ION the championship Of the
world the "solar plexus" blow came
into fame.
Incidentally, it was. Mrs. Fitzsim'
mons who helped in no small way to
make the blow famous. She sat at the
ringside and saw Gentleman Jim"
pick her husband to pieces with his
jabs and counters, while Bob was try
ing In vain to land a haymaker on the
jaw.
Smash him in the Stats, Bob" she
shouted to her husband. Bob heard
the voice and shifted his attack from
the head to the body and the result
is ring history. ~
A few years later, the foxy Kid Nc:
Coy brought out tho "corkscrew
punch" and used it with telling effect
in his battles.
Now it is the "mastoid process
blow" and although the new punch
hasn't won any championships, it has
had the effect Of bringing the present
champion, Jack Johnson, to the mat.
It was Stanley Ketchel, the middle
weight champion, who thought he
could whip the giant Texan, that put
the "mastoid process" smash into the
limelight. He got licked for doing it.
In the twelfth round OF the battle
Ketchel made one Of his wild swings.
The blow landed behind Johnson's
left ear, where the mastoid process ID
located. johnson fell and the crowd,
which sympathized with the white
man, thought it was all over But
Johnson sprang to his feet and waded
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24

In. Three mighty blows put Kstchel
out and the light was over. "
NOW the question IL: will Jim JET
fries try to reach Johnson's onastoid
process when the alfalfa king and the
former cotton bale hustler meet, a.
they seem certain to do? Physicians
say negro fighters are easy to whip II
q good blow lands on the mastoid pro
cess, the bump behind the ear. Know
ing that Johnson is weak In that sec.
ton, the mighty James, who had to
quit the ring because there was none
good enough ia. give him q decent bat
tie, and Is only returning to the
squared circle because a negro holds
the championship, may be seen trying
to plant his right on the mastoid pro
cess. II he does--well, let's wait and
see what does happen. + "a
: johnson showed in the battle with
Ketchel that no middIeweight has any
chance to whip him, although there
are some. who believe Sam Langford.
the black demon from Boston, could
turn the trick. However, strictly
speaking, .Langford Is not middle.
weight and could hardly make the
weight and be strong enough to put
up good battle. ai ~. Z 4 {. i 4: !.
, So it's up to Jeffries. The giant
boiler-maker has returned from Eu.
rope and reports say he is in better
condition than he has enjoyed In.
years. johnson has stage fever again
and II, the two men come together It
il not likely that they will fight before
February. Offers Of ali kinds Of purses;
have been made but It is likely that
Jimmy Coffroth's Colma ring win Be
the scene Of the battle. $, .l .s-.3. :s sS
Corbett says Jefries will win. II
- fact that about seven-tsnths Of
the predictions BY former champions
concerning the probable outcome OF
q big battle 60 wrong. Will It be the
ease with the Jenries-J Johnson scrap?
Time will tell. g$33 IN 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
Tries to Score with Broken Lea

Tries to Score with Broken Log.
Joe Green. a player of the Leland
Giants, gave a display of gameness
seldom equaled on the diamond in
one of the post-season games with the
Chicago Cubs. His leg was broken as
he slid into third base. Moran, the
Cub catcher, threw the ball to left
field in trying to catch him and
Green attempted to score by hopping
on one foot. He was within three
feet Of the plate when put out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24

Hugh Jennings was born April 1,
1870, at Pittston, Pa, and first played
professionally during the latter part
Of the season of 1890, when he caught
for the Allentown team of the Eastern
league and had an excellent record,
both in fielding and batting. Jen-
nings commenced the next season as
catcher Of the Lehighton (Pa.} club.
and while with this team he distin-
guished himself to the extent that
Manager Jack Chapman signed him
for the Louisville club, then of the
American association. He started an
Louisville's first baseman and made q
returned to the team Jennings was
shifted to short field and here, too, he
made good. In 1893 Jennings was
traded, along with Taylor, by Louis
ville's new manager, Billy Barnte, to
the Baltimore club, which had just
come under Hanlon's control. Jen-
nings fitted in well with the hustling,
ambitious team Hanlon had gathered
and he, McGraw, Kelley and Keelef
formed the famous quartet which was
the backbone Of the champion Balti-
more team for three seasons. During
the years 1894-95-96 Jennings played
wonderful ball and was rated In point
of dash, speed, brains, strong batting
and base running the greatest short
stop the game has yet produced. In
1899 he was transferred to Brooklyn
when the Baltimore and Brooklyn clubs
were consolidated. He injured his arm
to such an extent that he had to give
up short field and play first base. In
1901.O2 he played with the Philadel-
phia team as first baseman and cap
tain and manager. In 1908 he retired
from the National league and went
back to his first love, Baltimore,
whose Eastern league teams he man
aged In 190s-04.O5-08. In between
times he studied law and three years
ago was admitted to the Maryland
bar. He had intended retiring to de-
vote himself to the practice Of law,
but the Detroit club INSIDE him 90.
tempting an offer that he could not re-
fuse. Jennings has saved 3 large part
Of his earnings.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
Get d New Auto Mark,

A new mark for q circular track
was made ut the Brighton Beach auto
nOssiiA races when Cyrus Patscheke
ma RALPH Mulford, who altsrnatsa ID
ahs Losisr. No. {, sovsrs1 1.1ss nllss
II ~ AouxA ~,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24
Duffy to Manage White sox.

Hugh Duffy, part owner and mana
ger OF the Providence team IN the
Eastern league, and formerly member
Of Comiskey's and Anson's teams, will
succeed Billy" Sullivan as leader Of
the White Sox next year. The salary
called for is said to be one of the big
gest ever paid for ''frst.year" job,
being close to $12, 900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24

Capt. Allerdice of the Wolverines
has been playing star game this sea-
son. He showed up especially strong
in the battle against Ohio university.
He brought about nine of the 80
points scored by kicking field goals
and made possible two of the touch
downs by making two runs of As yards
each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-24

Alonzo A. Stage, athletic director of
the University of Chicago, from ma
terial that did not seem any too prom
Using at the beginning of the season,
has developed another strong football
team for the Midway this year. AL.
though the willy coach hasn't as strong
team as some of those that have
represented Chicago in former years,