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The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
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SPECIAL 70 The Wssainstoa HeEsld
Waco, Tex, March oo---Tom Hughes
Yannigans were given a severe drubbing
at the hands Of the local Texas leaguerz
here to-day by the score Of TO . The
home team hit Hughes and Kelley hard.
Errors BY Pickering and Meinke also
aided Waco .n the run hunt.
The former presented Waco with txo
OF three scores by dropping several pop
ups right into his hands. while Shortstop
Aeinke let two easy ones get through
him. costing the Nationals two runs.
When Meinke finally got hold Of one os
the grounders he heayed the bail about
ten feet over the first basenan's head.
allowing three men 10 come home.
The Washington pitchers were handi-
capped on account OF Rapp's hand not
being IN shape to receive them. and svery
time they cut loose a swift one Il would
get by Rapp, and the consequence vas
all they did was TO lob them over and
trust TO the felders
The hard luck 70 the Nationals started
In the second inning. when Kahoe. Who
had reached first base by help OF an
error Of Third Baseman Hoffman. started
TO steal second. when his ankle turned
under him. KahOe had to retire from
the game. being replaced BY Pitcher
smith
The only interesting feature Of the cor
test Was when Long Tom Hughes. Of the
Nationals. in the eighth hit for two clean
sacks. and, seeing that the fielder was
slow in returning the bali. stretched Il
into a three-bagger
The game was handed % Waco on a
silver platter, but the Washington aEgre-
cation has challenged Waco again for
to-morroW-
While the fans are eisted over to-days
victory. they hate % take It ous Of Long
Tom Hughes, for he certainly has 1ade a
s2rge number Of admirers here by his
gentIemanly ways and good conduct.
Jones pitched an excellent game for the
locals and the Nationals were unable %
make but two hits OF his delivery IN FIVE
innings
Jones was taken out and replaced b.
hcOdebaUgh. as Shelton. IS saving Jones
for Mondays game
The visitors secured four hits or Rode
baugh In four innings. but they were
scattered.
Washington made its only scores in the
second inning. when KahOe hit a scorcher
20 third. T. Hoffman being unable 10 han
die H. Rapp flied out 70 center. and
kahoe tried 10 sWipe 4 sack, but was
caught mapping. Johnson drew pass.
stole second. and was brought in on
Shipkes swat for two bases
Kaphsn hit 70 short and was safe on
Kipp's error. who fumbled the bail and
then threw II ten feet over the base
mans head, Shipke going home on the
throw.
The locals braced and played the game.
II was an OF day for both Kelley
and Hughes. who were unable to hold
the locals down. Hughes being tapped
for four clean hits IN i've innings and
Reeley for four in four innings. How
ever, lots Of alleged hits would have been
outs had the fielding been good
While the Nationals made only four
errors ssainst Wsco's five. al OF Wash
ingtOn's counted for the home team
Hughes IS good natured over his loss.
and shows the spirit OF never giving I'D.
and tO-day's loss viii only tend 20 make
him work the harder 20 redeem himself
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
SPORTING SIDELIGHTC
~ ~
BY BILL BAILEY

Walter Johnson stlI seems 10 be Il.
Introducing our heavy hitter, Otis ely
mer
Notice Center Rush Ashton and his
basketball team We are publishing
photos Of all our friends. Press Agent
Brights face appears on the seventy
eighth page OF to-day's issue.
Greer. a candidate for pitcher oP the
Business High School team. is dead
ringer for Ruhe waddeH. and has not a
few OF Rubes characteristics
Now. al together "old Tom Hughes
Was a Good Old Soul"
Opening night al the Press Club last
night. New Quarters. new furniture. and
no tips. Can you imagine anything nicer
for a bunch OF homeless wanderers?
Central feels so good over its victory
against Gallaudet that already Principal
Wilson is looking for a prominent place
in which 10 display the championship
bunting.
TONYISMS
I want 10 get on a great big water
wagon" said Al Muehler, Of the Saen-
gerbund quint, last night
Take a North German Lloyd steamer, ="
quoth President Waldeman.
Jean Clermont. the animal trainer. who
was at Chases last week. has been ap-
pointed member OF the advisory board
Of the Washington baseball team 10 deter
mine the merits OF Mr.. Josephus Dele
hantys wild and untamed demands.
Nick Young said last night that if
Charlie Comiskey intends to carry out
his proposed globe-circling tour with the
White Sox aggregation. he would be dis
eouraged IL ne looked at some of the old
check-book stubs that Al Spalding Is
keeping as curiosities
Down at Southern Pines the scribes de-
clare that Plank. OF the Phinies, IS de-
veloping wooden arm.
Having played every role from bat-boy
TO magnate. Jimmy Callahan's ambition
has now carried him on the stage in a
play written by Richard earle. entitled
The Boy and the Girl" Our calm com
ment is that transforming a baseball
player into an actor partakes OF nature
taking.
Merritt Chance solemnly asserts that
he will fine every member of the Post
Office team a bag Of peanuts II they fan
to show up at the practice games next
week
The Boston scribe who declared that
Cy Young had crossed the Dead Sea be-
fore it was defunct. is politely invited to
read OF "Cy's" achievement in the Tues
day CleveIand-Afobile game. wherein
"Cy'' only suffered one safety 20 be made
or OF his delivery.
Joe Cans trod on the Maryland stat
utes when he tried 10 employ Dennis
Canerty, grohndkeeper at the Orioles
baseball park. as chauffeur Joe was. no
doubt, inspired in this ambition TO acquire
Dennis services by the fact that last
Tuesday he received an edition de luxe
copy OF the famous song Use got a
white man working for me-
This is fine March weather. but we've
got our fingers crossed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
CUBS LOSE king.
Veteran Catcher Says He VIII Not
Play This season.

Shreveport. la, March 20. - Manager
Chance received a message from king
to-day that he would not Join the team
this year What arrangements will be
made to MI his place has not yet been
decided. His message to Manager Chance
was as follows:
Don't expect me this year, as I fnd It
impossible 20 trust my business in other
hands Not a question OF salary, but
my manager here ss not capable of hand
lins my business affairs in a proper way.
Things are breaking too good for me TO
leave. Ny prospects here are of the
brightest. Best wishes 20 you and the
boys. JOHN l. Killing"
The blow came as a thunderbOlt and
Manager Chance said: He was a h
OF n long time finding il out. -
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
CATHOLIC uNN

Earned runs-Catholie University ); M. A. c.. :
FirSt base by errors-Cstholic University. !. NJ
C.. ! Left On bases-CHtholic University. :: NJ A.
O.. s First base balls-of Darr. 6; on Canal
/ Innings pfteked-By Dar :: by Canale 2 His
niade-0n Dan. 7; oG Canale. l. Struck out-Bv
DarA s; BY Csnale. /; by Grason. g. rFo-baS.
hits-HessleT o. Hicks, Shovel Stolen b.ses-
Walters Grason O., Hicks ~, Shovel. saunder.
shipaey O., Burns o., JarreIl Darr. Denncs. Don.
bic piays-Meyer to Hicks; McCready tyInassisselD.
Unpire-Mr. ITers. Catholic University. Time of
Esne-7 hours and 70 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Philadelphia. Pa. March 10-Tomrny
O'TOOle, the local festher-weight. made
short work OF ]. C. Bowker, the much
touted British crack. before the National
Athletic Club here tonight. sending him
down and out for the count in the second
round Of what was scheduled 70 be SIX
round tight.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

TWo-base hiss-shipSe, johnson. Hughss r. Hot
nan Three-base hit-R Holman. Szc1iac- hts
kaphan. Ninsou. James Scoier hzses-Iohnsoa
Harrison. Dugsy- Douhle plsys-Shipke 70 Kshos:
Kipp % Shelton; Dusry - sheiton Inniurs pitched
by keeiey. 4. By Hughes, 5. By Jo1es. s. b
Rodeoaugh. Hits nAde-OH Keeiey 4: oH H-rbes
Z: o1 Jones. 2; OF ROdebanEh. 4 Bases ou baIlS-
Oh keeley, ,; - BIghes. = of Joass. I: a RODE
hsush. Struck ost-By Keeley, ); by HuShes 4.
6y Joaes. $ hT RedehalEh. WHd piteh-Rode-
hauKh Passed baIls-Rapp. ? U1s1re-Hr Curtis.
Tine Of gzne-i hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Wfltse ReSafn. Gs.,,.

Dallas, Tex. March s-George wHtse
the star southpaw rwirier OF the New
York Giants. has left the ranks q the
''hold-cuts' and joined the team here tsis
afternoon WiltSe stated tnaf he was
glad 70 get hack in the game and thar
his difference With the club had been
snicably adjusted
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Fort Worth. Tex, March 20-Under
command Of Wn6ert Robinson the Giant
Colts took revenge on Fort Worth to-day.
giving them 10-to-s drubbing. Score:
R.HE
New York---...-..... 20 I-lo Is s
For Worth...-----... 0lO . o-s i 8.
Bat'soee-I'1rham. cnndsu. NySs, and Sncd-
Erass; Burke, Osborn, and Forney.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Jacksonville. Fla. March 2a-If to-day,s
exhibition, given by the Superbas. counts
FOR anything. visitors 10 Washington
Park, Brooklyn. this season viii be
agreeably surprised. The tourists fell on
the Jacksonville pitcher in the first three
innings and piled I'D six runs by clean
hitting. Score:
RHE T.
Rrookiyn-- s12oIo % d
JaoksonVills- -. Q 90 90 - s 2
Battsriss- RDeEsr. MeInSre. Berssn and MarssxiI:
Brrkel Lee. and Ts5ee.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
CAPITAL YIN. ca. IN RUNNING
Defeat Of Baltimore CentraIs Gives
LOCAL Quint Chnnce for Hnnorr.

York Pa. March 2O.-The York basket
ball team defeated the Central Y. NJ. c.
A team Of Baltimore in a weII-pIayed
game here tonight. by Il TO 10 The de-
feat Of the Baltimore team puts the
Washington Y. NJ. c A. team in the
running for the championship OF the Tri-
City Basketball League. The Washing
ton team viii meet the Baltimore Cen
trails In the near future TO decide the
winner Of first honors.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Howard and Morooner n-nu

New York, March 20-At the National
Athletic Club. Brooklyn, tonight. before
a large crowd. Willie Howard. OF Brook
lyn, and Joe Morooney, OF Jersey CITY
fought six rounds 70 a draw. The final
rounds were fun Of action.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Athens, Ga. March 2O.-The New York
Americans to-day got into their first
game OF the. season against an actual op-
ponent. The University OF Georgia nine.
which has the reputation Of being able to
so some, met the Highlanders on the col
Iege field The New Yorkers won the
game, &c ?, largely on account OF their
opponents errors. Score:
RH.E
New York rk.-.-....,....... 0-2 eI2r0O0-s !
Georgia, ,.................. go 0eII 90 :
Bztteries-McCouDeii. Lake. and Kleinor; Bran
nOu. Bosrwck, and Lucas
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Home run-Menefee. Three-base hif-Harrah T,rO-
base hits-Hsrraa. Mensfee. Arrzs. Inrinvs Ftchei-
By Boetelsr. 1, by Bullock. 5: By Dillon 4. bv
Birck. ;; By 0'Dounen. Struck o1t-By Boete-
kr. Z; ~ Bullock. 5; By DiIlou, 4; BY BIrck. 3;
By ODonnell Bases On bsfls-Of Diuon. ?. a
Birck. ;; o2 O'DOnnen. I Hit by fEteher-Bv Ar
ras. Bullock Stolen Mcdonald Rhesn
HaIT1h- HsrtSbOrn ~. BoctRler Bullock Hover
"a An7s e. B1fiste Double pizys-Nc-ris %
DiIlcn 70 O'Donnell; Bullock 70 McDonzld
& " HARRIS.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Washington u--.------.--.. 1 0 0 O 0 o o 9 o.
Detroit t--------..-----.--- ! o 0 Is
Earned r1ns-Washington. ?, Detroit L First
base on errors-Detroit !. Left on bases--washing-
ton 3; Detroit, ?. First base on balls-Oh Suggs
J. OF Works. >; of Johnson 3 Innings nitcFes
b Sugrs s.; By Works Is Hits made-Of SugES
G; OF Works. 4 Struck out-By johnson. 9; by
Works. g. Home rln-Cly1ner. Three-base hit
BlanEenshiD IUo-hase hits-Clyuer Unglaub Sac
Tlhce hlts-FTeeman ~. Gauley Mcbride. Sfe,ss
haHns-UnElaub ~. MUTiartv- Double plav-Noro-
ariiy % Rossrlan Unpre-GeoTge Leidy. Tine cf
game-2 hour. Attendance-fZn
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
LOSE IN ELEVENTH
Detroit Tigers TrOunce Ma
tiOnalS by Sheer Luck.
BLANKENsH1P's MUFF COSTLY

Walter Johnson, on Slab TIvIrIs
Grand Rail-, and Detroit Deserved
but One Run-CIymer WaIIOps Bail
for HOmer-UnEluub Also in Lime
IiEht-Snme Teams Play To-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
YANNIGANS ARE EASY
Waco Puts 1t All Over Tom
Hughes Braves.
OUR ERRORS PROVE COSTLY

HeeIey and Long Tom Are Batted
Hard, While Pickering sRd Heinke
Lead Rt BOOtinE the Ball ali Over
the LOt-0si<e KahOe Sprains His
AnkIe-Hard Lack Began ia Second.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
CAPITAL BOY PICKED
Austin Howard Will Play
Second Base for Cornell.
HAS AN EXCELLENT RECORD

Started N "A Member OF the Western
High school Nine-HeIPed Mate
rally 20 Win HonOrs for the West
End SchOOI-Wm Play on George
town Field in Game of April 9.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
OPENER FOR CENTRAL
Gallaudet Team Beaten by
14-tO-4 Score.
MEEEFEES BATTING FEATURE

Kendall Green Boys Unable 40 HIt
Street school Pitchers Eject
lively When Hits Mean Runs-Buiek
Ii Touched Up Lively in the sew
enth and Eighth Innings.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

] uIs Is HE MdTCH WtdtICI, UuL
got our fingers crossed.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
ESCAPE
FOR OCEAN LINER
Collision at Sea ImperiIed Lives of
$50 Passengers

NEW YORK. Jan. ga sea dis
aster was narrowly avoided today
when an unknown vessel collIded
with the White Star liner, Republic.
70 miles south Of Nantucket. The
Republic carried 45O passengers and
all are safe. The revenue cutter,
Baltic. which was short distance
away when the collision occurred
came to the rescue. and did effective
work.
Steamer Sinks but Crew Is Saved.
WOODS HOLE, Mass, Jan. a.
Word was received here today that
the steamer Nantucket, while on its
way to aid the steamer Republic,
which coiiided with an unknown YES
sci this morning. ran on the rocks
and sank. The boat carried seven
passengers besides the crew. and all
reached shore In safety.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
WILL FIGHT
OPTION BILL
legislators Balk on Measure They
Had No Hand in Framing

BOISE. Idaho, Jan. 23.-The local
option bill by the judiciary and priyi-
ieges and elections house committees
was launched yesterday. Opposition
developed last night and grew more
definite as the day progressed.
A caucus attended by Is renuhl-
cans OF the. assembly was held. to de-
termine. among other things. what
action should be taken in regard 10
the measure. 1t was the statement
OF many that the majority Of the leg
lslators had not been fairly dealt
with. The proposed statement. they
contended, was in fulfilment OF a
party pledge, and for that reason
should have been framed by all of
the party members in a series of eau
cuses held for the purpose. They as
sert most of them we're not consulted
and the document was constructed
by two committees.
On this ground the measure will
be fought or halted, unless 1t can be
threshed out in meetings including
all republicans of both houses.
One change appeared in the enact
ment introduced. The saloonkeepers,
instead of being given three months
in which to go out of business after
county had voted dry, were granted
six months.
Rumors we're afloat that the south
west republican delegation, with two
exceptions, would fight the bill. un-
der the leadership of ]. o. Webster.
of Fremont county. This has been
denied. but Webster, according to his
own statement, will attack the meas
ure when it comes up for final pas
sage.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
$4,000, 900 FROM BANKS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Today is
the limit allowed by the secretary of
the treasury in his call for $4,000
600 of government deposits from the
national banks of the country which
serve as repositories for government
funds. An additional $1O.OOO,OOO
has been called for, to be paid on or
before February 10.
1t is believed that the secretary s
desire to provide ample funds for
treasury needs Of the new administra-
ton is the only purpose of making a
call AZ this time.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE
After Being Chased by Posse Cheats
Them Of Their Prize.

After Being Chased by Posse Cheats
Them Of Their Prize.
HILLsBoRo. ore. Jan. 22.-After
being chased all night by a posse.
Monroe Huber. who yesterday killed
william HetEel. committed suicide
this morning at the Thornburg ranch
Is miles from this place. Huber
killed Hertsel at the latter's barn yes
terday afternoon. The two men were
alone at the time and the tragedy
was first learned when Mrs. Hertzel
upon hearing her husband scream for
help rushed to the barn and found
him In dying condition. The shert
ms once was notified and a posse
In pursuit OF Huber. and To-
Gated him by telephone this morning
at the Thornberg ranch. Huber
learned that the sheriff had located
him and was on his way TO the ranch.
and shortly before his arrival COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
AVALANCHE
BURIES 40 HORSES
Four Men Killed and Others Mar
rOWIy Escape Snow Slide

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. Jan. %.
-Four men we're killed and a score
narrowly escaped death by an avail
anche near the Bird mine at ouray
today. The avalanche swept over the
camp of the mine and buried 40
horses under tons of snow. Emil
Johnson, one of the employees Of the
mine, was also caught by the avail
anche, and buried under the snow
but was dug out by his dog and sus-
tanned no injuries.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
sALEs Is on PRoRATIoN.

Judge Egbers, OF the probate court.
yesterday afternoon rendered a de-
cision in the case OF the state against
Doyle Sale. Sale was charged with
delinquency. and the court. in his de-
cislon, found that the evidence ad-
duced sustained the charge. and ad-
judged him delinquent. Sentence
to the reform school was suspended.
and Sales will remain with his par
ents. but will be subject to being
brought into court and the sentence
carried out in the event that any fur
Their complaint should be made
against his conduct.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
ROBERT BURNS CELEBRATIoN
Interesting and Appropriate Program
&C the Lyric.

Interesting and Appropriate Program
&C the Lyric.
A celebration of the birthday OF
Robert Burns will be held Monday
evening at the Lyric theater. The
entertainment Is to be given for the
benefit Of the Episcopallan church.
will consist OF music, both intrument-
al and vocal. readings and moving
pictures, and lecture by Rev, Henry
@. Taylor, the pastor Of Ele church.
An admission charge OF 25 cents will
be made. The program. besides the
moving pictures furnished by the
management Of the theater. is as fol-
lows:
Piano selection. Miss lila chalncy;
duet, 90 Vert Thou in the Canld
Blast" Mrs. C. W. Norquist and Mrs.
John Hunt Sheppard: Annie Laur-
le" by male Quartette composed OF
Messrs. Thomas. Hahan. Dryer and
NorQuIst; lecture. Burns the Man, =
Rev, Henry G.. Taylor; violin solo.
Blue Bells OF Scotland" Miss Emily
Chainey; I'VE Banks and Braes." by
qnartette composed Of Mrs. Norquist
Mrs. Sheppard, and Messrs. Neyern
and NorquIst: lecture. Burns the
Poet" Rev. Henry q. Taylor: solo,
robin Adair." Mrs. Sheppard: yio-
lin solo. Miss Emily Chainey; solo,
Loeb Lotnold," Mrs. Norquist,
Aud Lang Syne," by quartetto.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
IDAHO WOOL WAREHOUSE

Will be Ready TO Store Spring
Crop.
BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 2S.--President
GoodiEg OF the National Wool Grow
ers association announced today that
next Monday plans will be perfected
for the construction OF ware houses
that win store $4,000. 900 pounds OF
wool. 1t is the plan OF the western
wool growers to store the next sea-
sons clip IN the building and hold 1t
for a higher price.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
c. Il. MAX is VICE PRESIDENT.

Inland Empire Hardware Men In An.
nual Session.
c. E. Max returned last evening
from Spokane where he has been in
attendance at the convention OF the
Retail Hardware & Implement Deal
ers association Of the Inland Empire.
Mr.. Max Is a member Of the well
known hardware Arm OF Branson a.
Max, and Is one of the city's prom
inent business men. and during the
convention had the honor OF being
elected second vice president of the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23

association. Prior to his election he
was director Of the association, and
he still retains this position. and is
also member of the legislative COM
mittee.
Mr., Max has been in the hardware
business in the city for four years.
Prior to entering the hardware bus
mess he followed railroad WORK, be-
ing identified with the Missouri Pa
cifie for 2S years as division agent Of
the claims department. At the con-
vention Mr.. Max. read paper based
on his experience in this line entitled,
The Collection OF Claims from Rail-
way Companies,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
LADY PAGET COMING.

LONDON, Jan. 23.-Lady Paget.
who has not visited America in many
years. sailed for New York today. ac-
eompAnied by several friends. Her
son Albert. better known as BERTHE"
Paget. IL already on his way to this
country with Lord Anglesey.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
GoMPERs TO SPEAK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. win make his
first public appearance since the jail
sentence was imposed upon him at
Cooper Union Monday night. He will
speak under the auspices Of the Peo-
Plies Institute. He will not discuss
his own case unless forced to do 80
by members OF the audience. who are
privileged to ask questions OF the
speaker.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
sHOW OF MTNATURRa.

NEW YORK. in. 23.-on Of the
most complete exhibitions Of its kind
ever held in this country was opened
today BY the American Society OF
Miniature Painters. Il is the society's
tenth annual show. and will remain
open at the KnOedler Galleries. in
Fifth avenue. until Saturday. Febru-
airy 6.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
SPOKANE WINS GAME.
Beats Local Basket Ball Team by
Score OF 10 20 0.

Beats Local Basket Ball Team by
Score OF 10 20 Q.
In the game of basket ball played
between the girls team Of the high
school, and the team of the South
side high school of Spokane at the
armory last evening, the latter won
by a score Of 16 to 6. The local team
played a good game. but were not
equal to the superior playing of the
Spokane team which has been in con-
slant practice. The lineup for the
home team was as follows: Florence
Stanley and Rae Gist, forwards: Viva
Baldwin, center: and Myrtle Seymour
and Miss Nelson. guards.
Subsequent to the above game q
practice game was played between
the boys team Of the high school.
and the Occur d'Alene College team.
This resulted in a score Of II to 3
in favor OF the former The boys
team will play the city team Of Har-
rison at that place this evening. The
lineup will be as follows: Budlong
and Green. forwards; Gatke. center.
and guards, Thomson and Stone
street.
The game last evening was well
attended and va sthoroughly enjoyed
by all.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
PORTLAND Is ISOLATED.

Wires Down and City Cut OF From
Outside.
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 23.-This
city is practically marooned today
as far as receiving news from the
outside world is concerned as all
wires from the east and south are
practically paralyzed.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-23
NINE WORKERS CONTRIBUTE

Give $4,000 TO Defense of GOmpers
Mitchell and Morrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-The
convention of United Mine Workers
today appropriated $4,000 for the de-
tense of Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison, who
we're sentenced to serve a Jail sent
enee by Justice Wright for contempt
of court in violation of the courts
Injunction in the Buck Stove case.