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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

Gin Wauu fam inter bcmiclbcn iimmcn, obne Die gilbunss.
Anaiffatiun oor Gisentbun IN bciten, prnn CT bcidpSrt, baf or
pr bcm 1. Janmar 1869 uablbcreduGt mar ober oat or mad Dem 1.
Sanmar 1869 nnb Dor Dem 2, NoDcmttr 1909 natnraliHrtcr YHrgcr
unroe, oScr oaf CT Gin mGnnlidcr Nadfommc eincs AGauncs lit, Der
ur benz 1. Sannar 1869 mablbcrrdJtist mar oScr it benz 1. 5as
mar 1869 nnO nor benz 2. Wuuember 1909 natnralHirt ,unroc.
Serr @ablcr, frasem Sic iip iclbi, Of Sbr gsablrcdlt nidt III.
fer Stn Seitimmunsen oes announcements ~seiatt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Sreb. SancrnidDmibt's
Yrcmcrn"-Giere

@ei ser Seriteqang Die
mcroen ll,lr Sopjen nno ID
Gualit1t pcrwanbt = bobet
ecnbe 9sopuloritat. Gin Ser
Sic BON oercn Gor5iiglid
5cuacll. aiItc 81. Eel.
ct. Yonl 3G4, Wb. Gourtlo
(2S6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
I. MeiHert.
Waltimore's Deutider Ybstosrapb,
409-4ff
Wurb.W

Wor6.W Ban Strake.
Sin ernflaffses 0eidGit fir erit.
fiaifiae Nrbeiten, unb feline bObcren
Arctic, ais sic anberswu be5ableu.
Spsdalitat, @ereinsernppen unS
Jamiliengrnppen. Gerer6fernnaen
pad) alien Silberu nntcr 0arnntic.
Hdjtcn Sic uuf ubioe GoreiIe; cs
1T 81 Sbrem gortbeile.
Seine werbinbmng nit iracub ei.
Hcn, asberen CtaSis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

Gin igcnt y ii III lihcr II II.
tall trila lid 9eitern Dor Dem Saiiie
ar. 121, @elt.2l. StroBe, sil. @1b-
reno Somes Worebeob cine @ettiteQe
aus cinem 5enitcr oeS 5ruciten Stod-
mertes lieB, rib Der Strid uto oos
Mobelitiid fiel oui Srlt. Gbas. Gor-
rell uon Hr. 2130, Sofitrobe, Der aiii
Dem lrottoir ltanb. SIR. Iorrell
lonf bepnBtlcS sur Grbe uno nruBte
nat) ieiner @obnnna getrogcn usr-
ben, molelbIt Or. Sobn g. SAP Die
Scrlcstng ais erniter Notltr erflGrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Gplnmbnstag

= 2tt ONlueQuIlH IIItlllV uIIuJ SNl
itopb Gplumbrs in luilrOiAcr @cI.
ie beaonGru. Iir Stuots. NM
Muni3ipol9 iirenur geihloiier.-
@ruBc @ororc Der StoIicne:.
3mci 6eitciicn.
Ger Golumbus.Gua muroe gelteril
in Baltimore allgcmein gefclert, we
Stoots 0iircuur NM hao Hotbbnll"
nurcn eeidloiicu. 2lud) ooa FoItamt
uon Mittog OH. Cine grobe Forooe
ser itoIic1iihcn @cicIlihoften. Sor''
fettc lrnO cine 6eier I'M vGrluo.SiI'
Eorf" mnrcn in Der So9csoronlt1ta.
Coiii., nab Ger Stuat MIarplonO Ser
critic Staat in Der Union NOR, lpeltber
ben Golulubuo Gag ais oiIi3leIIcn
Ieicr1aQ crflGrtc, crlpieien iid) Die bic.
iioen ,Stolirncr Dem @ouUernelr &C
ucniibcr %bejonGers ounfhar ln0cm ne
ocmicl6cn @brenbci6liilie iiberrclds
ten.
IaS SouptereiguiB bes 5u9e9 nor
cntihieoen oieForoOc, lpeld)e nlle BIS
Der bon 0cn Stulicncrn ue%ranltnlteterl
Gorooen iibertrai ielbit 0ieIenige III
1882, oils ser 400. SabrcatoN Der Gnt'
Oedlmo Don Nnlerifo ourd Gbriltopb
Columbus 9efeiert mlrOe. Cine ltorte
Delegation pom Stolicnern aus Mnlb'
inQton uobm an Der Forabc lbPil.-
| 9ereits in ollerSerrgottoirilbc berrlt)1
te I'M itolieniiden Giertel ein lebboIs
les Sreiben. IQerortS iob man Cob
ne 0e& ionnieen >Stolicn'S IN ibren
buuten llniiornlen berum Itol5lren.
I'm I llbr Nad)mittagS lormirte
iih ole Enraoc, an meld]er ungefobr
1000 Wam S6eil nubmcn om9rooo.
man in Der No6bdri6oit Der 9altI-
moreItroBe.
Gle erite Tipiiion muroe bon elmer
Nhtbcilung berittenCr Foli5ei uno
Wari6aa Tarnon, Der I'M Iutomobil
iubr, ongefiibrt, uno Damn fol9ten
nehIt benz @ouuerneur, benz Mopor,
&idter S~euisler, Dem italieniiben
aoniul, Eroipero Shioifino, Die Mit'
glieber pom 5cltausihuB unb cine
an5obl itolieniider Gcielidoften.
HSni @un5en mor Die Worihorbnung
IN bier Iiuiiionen geelieOert, mcl6e
iGmmtlih pon ciner &npelle orgc-
fiibrt iuurben. Obihon biibid)e Grei.
ie oisgeiebt moren, iob man feline
Yrunfipogen in Der Torohe, oofiir
rpdren ober Die 3ablreid)en &utiben
reid beilaggt.
8ur Dem Hotbbouic botte lid, cine
fofoliolc Wenihenmenge eingciunocn,
/ uno eS mor cine ltorfc Nbtbeiluno
Yoli5ei crforherli6, oieielbe 5uriid5u.
bolten. Som &atbbnls aus bemeatc
iid) Die Eornoe ourb Die Sapetteitr.
Gntamitrabe. Gutan Eloce bis gum
vGruio.Sia.Eorf." 9ei Der Golum.
bhslS totuc 'ongelonet, bielten Con,
pernellr Grotbers, Wupor MobooI,
&idlter Charles Wt. Seuisler, Der ito,
lieniidc &oniul Eroipero Shioiiino,
y. i. GinIarco uno u. Gel 8itoice
Iniprad)cn. Gum SfIuB pllrbe Der
nGolumbustog.@eieaidoft" BON cen
Z od)tern bon Stalien" eit Bonner
geidcnft.
Pm Ibeno ionoen i'm .Glltuiu.S Sou,
ie" mo I'M .Sotel Hennert" 9onfette
itott. Gieicn beibcn Gala . afioiren
iuobntcn Der @olipcrneur unb Der
MopDor olli fur5e 3eit bel. GoS leb-
tcrc 9ontctt mlroc unter Den Nulpi.
5ien Der v9ollmbuS. Sitter" gtaeben.
Sn oen Giientlid)en Sdilcn muroe
Den &inocrn burd) Die 9ebrcr lnN
Sebrcrinnen Die 9eoeutluo ocs "a.
aes erflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
SbeS. s. Tieu,r & Co.,
217, Clt.gaItimore. Stroll,

9eutides uno anoeres ausIGnbi.
fd,es @eIo gefauft unb perfauft.
@eloienonneen beiorat nod Gcnti4.
lano, Seitreid, &uBIanS II. I. M.
@ediel ausseiteIt auf ausI1noiide
Banter. Grebitbriefe unb SrapeIerS
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

&ommen Dor BEN Su0cn>.
ribtc 3mei feline aerle, @il
liam @oloIteinL 8 Sabre alt, bon Hr
1725, Nit-2omboro.S troBe, uno ser
Inn cin Sabr Glterc Negerfnube So.
leph NeDmon bon Nr. no, Glib.
GoQoS StroBc, ipurben nntcr scr
Acknowledgment in Der oitlihen Boil
6eiltotion cill1eliefert, in ser g(biid)t,
Sl iteblen. in Den 2oocn Don Sem
MiIcr, Mr.. l407, SitGrott.S traGc.
eingeornngcn 81 lein. lie beibel,
&nobcn lollcn lid ill Den 2oben ein'
gcld)lid)cn babcu. olS MiIler banlel.
Len oiti einen Hugcublid perloiier
hotte, nm Wild) ST. bolen. NIs el
5itriid fam. iono CT bic SSltngens 90.
lei bcihGitiet Die @elb.S drubIahc 81
oiinen. Sicieiben merben bcliic cir
Eerhor Dor Dem ,Sugeiihridter 81 Re.
ltebeu boben.
aloge beigeIegt. gS Der.
loiitete g~eItern, Bob Die &Ioge Der
6rou Noelaioe SCOT gcGelt Die Seita.
liienispoIl'treder Der "perItprberen
5ron Gn,ilp SllShp, Die 100000 bin
ierlieB, BON ipeld)er Sunne Die fn'
ttbolild)e llniperiit1t $4,000 erbaItcr
loa. aiitlid) bciaeIcst morben lit.
6ron 6oot, cine Sfpciter Der ,sruil
Snsbp. grill ous Scitoment an unS
bebauptete, Die Seitotorin lei urlae.
| hiibrlid) beeinilubt mprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Nptis.
6etbcl's eiksincS Ginoir.

Sebtrmann fcnnt2b bic BON ASS &C.
lieferte grbcii; mir brnfcn nidjt Sa.
ran, nns iclbit 3a lob,,r suntcrn iiber.
laien sizes nnieren Qeiitnagen. Seine
Sreppen bel nns at eriteiscn. 2afcn
Sic i'd BON Mnberen uidjt tamiden,
cs siebt MIR Gin einsiecs Sebbel'Stu
bio anS bics befinSct I'D I'M Hartrrre.
NdJtcn Sic anf has Sams, iuu nuicr
Namen ant xbireu nnS Jenkern
Itcbt.
Seine Mgcnten. Tin Vreis.
Ndjten sic anf
-Stbbeps-
321 9urb.Uan.Gt r.. maize 6iah.
f9sat3.9&s.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

nNiabrmte" = Sleo 9eiberioIe IN toIaenoem
Aeperistre:
Wionine, Sienitaa, Wtit.iuuf Mlutinee urO
Sbeno uro SonneritnG %bclo: Cue sS:it'ud
OIL ibe SSdu".
Sreiiae Slbeub .9ode Of gSnu Street".
Sduuiina Wtatince uno NheHo o Sdpbo".
rNubiturinM" - ,9RrS. gSina3 ~ tbc Cab
tdge Ratd".
"6ptb's" pIbc 6nHlmanoine Ctiiccr".
.Uapetl" Zoe SAP Uiasauer1oers".
.SDntoan" nTbC sporting SeaCou".
p9iasrlano" Seitb'S oGu Sinr"s SdnSc.
pide.
,,g,tiu Monumental" - .9SiAi1m's Sr1pc'
rials" uuo ja3eIS lebeHoe Nilbrr.
1eutides Sermuute.ea fe uub Hrfauraut,
Tr. IA. BeitsSabette.S trabe, 9eoen Nbeno
nm 8 ubr groBes Gon3ert oes baltimore
Aiinfiler'G I1rtett"
,3roblnn.1 amen, @erein"-Wittpod ben 10.
SftOber, gUtiierrsS orpGr. Pager ulo Ian5 In
Der a. SrobIinnsSalle~
,sdlibnbenF amcu9efein." - Diontuf, ben
1s. Sitpber aruBe idlWGbiibe Nirtpribe In Der
sSuLc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
@aWtn9ton- R8entut
-oeS-
"gentfaen Gorrefpcmoent,"
@m. Sanncmann,
1915 Marion.S trafe, N..@.,
100 Nn5elsen inns geneluu6cu tutgsssu &C.
nunlincn iuetbeu.
gofalGeridlte ans Maihinatun.

GrbGlt $1,000 9 ha0cnerjab.
Wurrell .. Sru3ier, lpeIter an IS.
III 1908 IN 6olac eineS id~)aoboftet
Strdbenpflaitefs bon ieihem Subrroa
gelporien iliH idluer perleBt mnroc,
erbielt geitern IN Der erften Abtbei.
hing hes 'f&teisaeridtS pom Ribter
Wri1bt $1,000 Gntid)doig,ilia 5lae~
iproden, lueId)e Der Giitrift Golitmbia
b%e5ohlen ntuB. |'r
Teniion iir Eoli5iiten II.
time e. '~'.I''
Iuf geiiirtuorfung Ser Yeniion5.
8ebor0e oes 9iitriftS Columbia hus
ben Die 9iitrifts- gommiii1re oerg9itt-
me un0 Der Softer oeS perItorbenen
Foli5ilten @eorg SUPPER, Ser in 1892
Foli5ilt Wuroe un0 1906 i'm Iienite
G~erlebungcn erlitt, pelfen err erlog,
$50, reip. $40 monatlihe Beniion 81.
geiprod)en. Gie @ittfue beibt Qimie
Sane &upier unb Ole Sodter emma
aupfer.
BUM Shub Der gGume.
Sr. truman 2anbam Superin.
tenbent fir 9Gume in Den BorfonIo.
gen Oes Iiitrifts Columbia, miro in
Der nddften @ohe anfangen, Die gier
Der Snieften 5lt 5eritoren, ipelbe i'm
Sommer onS 2aub Der 9Gunle frei.
len. Gle 3eritorung geihiebt burd)
@oiolinfodeIn.
SIR reinliG GBlofole.
Ganlit Die gieentbiimer bon Spei-
lebuuiern ooralif ad)tell, bob es in ii.
rem Gtobliiiements reinIid bcrsebt,
enpfieblt @%eiunobsit5 Gommfiidr
@oobworo Den Iiitrifts. Gommiid-
rerI, buB Ole 9ieen5en fir oen 9etrieb
bon gBlofolen MIR unter Der gebin.
gllng geipGbrt lperoen, buB aaes iou.
Der gebalten miro.
Weloet Bancroft on.
Sorrp Sieeel, Der SieseI's Bar.
g%oinbaus, Ger. 203S, Z. StroBe, Ioro-
lpeit, betreibt, melbete eeitern ieinen
ganferott N. Seine 8erbinolihfei-
ten betragen $1542.7 10 uno ieine @ut-
boben 1866.
Vriete meroen ibm 5um
&erb1ngniB. = Inter Ger Nrt-
ltilloigung, BON grneit 8. Goof, Ell.
mem Wfaat oes aeeenpartia IN Gan.
ton Sallop Dor anter liegenoen git.
~'ternbootes oMnnie Gertrude, einen
init aleionngs- uno 3diheitaden ae-
iilIlten S%anbfoifer geitobIen su ia.
ben, prroe Der 35-iGbriae @iaiam 5.
@roluil. ebenfaus elm Gnseiteuter oes
A%erlnnnten 6%abr5euges, eeltern Mors
gen pnnt ao6i S'gteiI in Der oItli.
hen EoliSeiltotiou Dem @erittSper.
fobren iibermieien. 9rotnn mlroe
perboftet. ais er Den Softer in einem
Erooleriaoen an GarolineitraBe su
prrduBern Ildte. Sn elmer Gontro-
oerle iiber Den Rreis Der 8aore riei
@roiun lelbIt ben Sergeanten Rotter
pom oltliden Giltrift berbei. Ties
lunroc inn 5ilm 0erbangniB. Ser ge-
ante mtter5og uamlih ben SnbaIt
oes &offerS elmer genaueren 9llrd,.
lid)t utb fano bel Der @elegenbeit eli.
ne al5abl bon 9riefen, oie iGmmtlid,
Die goreiie bes obengenannten Goof
trugel. Gies fam ibm peroGdtig Dor
uno er nabm ben Burden nit nad
Der BoIi3eiitation. Del benz 8erbor
iocntifi5irte Groof ole Saden oils iein
Gigentbrnn; @rolpn geltano mad
l1n9erem Selloilen Den SiebItabl elm.
Z iirmotten feine 2ieb.
boberci. = Gum 3peiten m"f l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

Grhieft ibrcn Q d !
I ii ct. = 6ran 9. ". Sndio
1923, GatbeoralitroBe, ne
Gicnitoa i'm .Gruio.Sia.E
Sonotoide nit Sdmudi
8crthc BON $t036 aeItobl(
beribtete eeitern Der Yoli5t
Die Slipelen mieSer 5nriider
6e ilno arf Die geridtlid,c g
ser beiben &nnbell, mcld)e
entipenoetelt, per5id)te. 81
Der nnternebmenben Siingl
ben BOZ, Scr Epli5ei nid)t
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13
Mnuisipal TngelcsenbeitcH.

6oreit &arf perlnn9t Elm neuesS 6ul-
gcbGltoe. - Ser WaDor periuerl-
oct iid) fir sic guSbeiierilng hes
GburleSItroBcu . 9ouleporos. -
3oblreihe irolnme @iini6c uno
allgpmeine Muni5ipnl , Nafrit-
ten.
Cine Delegation BON 9epobnertl
ans Soreit Eorf miro IN Der nGhiten
Geriommlung Der 9iioeetbeboroe er.
idJeinen, INN cine 8erpiQiguug fir
cine Sdlle on Der @orrilon. gpem,r,
uobe Der Wolbroof Sunction, 81 per.
lanaen. Sic Soften oes 8ebGllb2S
ipcr6en ouf u%n0eiGbr $4,000 perors
id)logt.
Ser Wnnpr d reitct elm.
Wfapor Wubbol bot lid in un5lpei.
oeutiaer @eiie Oobin geailBert, baB cS
iein @unid) it, BOP Der Gborlesitr.'
9ouleuarb, 5piifen Der 80. StroEe
ulO Der 80. StruBc, mo boS 9itlii
tbie-Efloiter nn perihiebenen Stelen
eingelunten lit. unper5iiglih reparirt
miro. 9to6 ieiner 9lniiht lit bic
StroBe bon SIT GROCER 9%eoeutllng iiir
Den 8erf9br. INN l1ngere Belt Der.
nahl0liigt 5t mer0pn.
sin ncues 6euerboot uoth.
menbig.
So ii6er3eli9t lit IrGlioent Golporo
Forriib bon Der Notbnenoigfeit Der
Nnlhoifung zines neilen SeuerbooteS,
bob CT in Ser nGditen Sieung Scr
giloget- Seboroe iid ielbit iiir eine
@erpillieitng BON 100000 iiir oelt
3mef peripeilben miro. Sonte Die
Ierluiaiqung gepGbrt meroell, ipi,o
boS Boot nm Tier 0r. 7 itotionirt.
.SntereiionteS Experiment
&oIIcr- Sngenieur Guid lit gang
Defenders in ainem Experiment iute.
r%eilirt, luelhes Die Baltimore Gountp
Moter ono electric Gomponp" 5lir
N%cini1ung bea SrinfmuiierS sur 3cit
eintilbrt. Is miro onl Seriig Hum
cine Nnloqe crridt2t, noielbIt Die 81
100000 @ollolen Woiier, melhe t19.
ltd) c%oniunirt mcrocn, permittellt ocj
C5onperfubrenH 0crcinigt merocn iols
len.
&lorbeit miro aeihoffen.
lin Ncmiiic &croGdtiglngclL mel
de ooS StootrotbS Witglieo Der 10.
Moro in Den bciben lebten SiBnl9en
oea Staotrotbcs gagen oas Geporte.
ment oeS SoierrS ngcnieurs hc5ii9Iid)
oeS GcrgebenS bon Gontroften hei
Dem 9au Der neuen @eriten ans.
%ltreilte, bot Mopor Wubool ollgcoro.
net, 0oB Die Nn9ele9enbeit in Der
noflIten SiBlrng Der Gontroftbcb0rct
palltilirt miro.
Gr. 6lod in MoenfciieIr.
Gr. &oroce Cigar Slad. ser &cr.
ltcber oeS Geportements fir neieRor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-13

bcrIld)e Heferell5eit mo Gel
Charter NepiiionS So
muroe geItern s(bano in 8,
EIoce 9optiiten.a STRIDE nit ,
SEEMING. Der Sodlter bon s
Sunlnolo Seeming. aetrl
n|euperm0blte Eoar trot e
5citsreiie nod 0em @cIten
iclbit Gr. Slnd iib itebc
Stuoiitm it0btiidcr Gbortcr
men gcbenft.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-22

Every night sees the Whitman var
sity under the tutelage of Coach ).
Merrel Blanchard out on Ankeny field
practicing hard for their big game
with Washington State college Thank
-sgiving day. This is undoubtedly the
hardest game which the Missionaries
will have to play this season and they
are ambitious to come out of the game
with the enemy's scalp. Perhaps no
game in the Pacific Northwest, with
the possible exception of the Idaho
Washington State game, is more
fiercely contested than is the Whit
washington State game. This
wear Washington State defeated
Whitworth by a score of SO to alter
Whitman had previously played the
tame game of to 0. This LEADS the
w. S. c. supporters to believe tnat
w. s. C. is 3S to 0 better than WHIT
man and they are coming down TO
Walla Walla Thursday to see WASH
ington State have an easy victory.
Roasting is an old habit with Wash
ington State, and when the Whitman
men are told of the w. 5. {. Reports
they only smile and tell those VINO
venture them information to come
out to the game and see what Puil-
man will do. The coming game VIII
he the last for five of the whitman
men and they have the whole year
Soid that the only way they can close
their college football career is by WIN
ming from their old rival, Pullman
.n1 tnis they are going to spare no
oeeor+ 70 accOmDliSh.
The Washington State coliege .eani
this year is extremely heaVy' men
nlaving is slow but they put iols oi
weight into it. They handle the lor-
ward pass and the oneslde KICK Wen
and are expected to use these tae'lcs
against Whitman
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-22

ton took place, in which Stanfeld was
badly bruised Later Cobb made a
settlement with the night Waterman.
The county grand jury took the case
up independently.
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis, who
fought a 20-round draw with Packey
Mcfarland at New Orleans recently
has been matched by the West Side
Athletic club of New Orleans to meet
AID Wolgast before that club on
Thanksgiving day afternoon Wolgast
is the Milwaukee lightweight, who,
a few months ago, bested Nelson in
ten round battle at Los Angeles.
The Mission Athletic club of San
Francisco will be the scene tomorrow
night of a fight between night of a
fight between AID Wolgast, the Mil
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-22
Dugdale Depended on
To Find the Way Out

I to be and since that time the talk of
outlaw ball has rather simmered down.
Shredder Delivers U!timatum. .
George Shredder of Tacoma has de-
livered another uitimatum. His latest
is that unless he>Northwestern league
is given a class A rating or goes out
law. he is through with baseball. That
ought to help some in the settleme Mt
of this problem.
Dugdale has not been heard from
directly since the explosion. From New
Orleans, however, fats dispatch that
a man who attended the meeting of
the national association said that Dug
dale had been promised class for the
Northwestern next year if the North
western remains loyal to the baseball
trust This man said further that Dug
dale had agreed to keep the northw5 st
in line and give the powers a chance
to make good their promise.
There was a chance about a year
ago If the Northwestern and the Coast
leagues merging into an eignt-cluo
e.oue hut as California insisted on
having five of the clubs Dugdale ana
the others up here turned it down
Years and wears ago Dugdale first
snrung the scheme about having an
eight club league out here, four clubs
a, each end of the circuit and after
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-22

Just now Mr. D. Edward Dugdale,
baseball impressario of Seattle, is a
much wanted man in the northwest.
The stout magnate is somewhere in
the south. taking a much needed rest
after his arduous labors of winning a
BASEBALL pennant for Seattle. Judge
McCredie of Portland and others want
him to hurry home, SO they can tax
over the baseball situation with him.
and determine what is the best thing
for the Northwestern league to do.
They all take off their hats to Dug
dale when it comes to figuring out
baseball proposition, and no announce
men of the Northwestern leagues plan
Of campaign will be made until after
the rotound one has been consulted.
Judge McCredie ant the Portland
fans are sore because the coast
league refused to let McCredie have
two teams in Portland, after they had
placed two teams in every other town
on that circuit, and from Spokane,
Tacoma and Aberdeen come mighty
threats about the Northwestern league
going outlaw to fight for its rights.
Portland, too, made lot of talk about
outlaw ball until McCredie got home
from California. When he arrived, the
scribes noted that the judge was not
nearly so angry as they expected him
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the Carlisle Indians. The redskins
have not shown up well this season,
and it would not be surprising If the
westerners gave them a drubbing.
New York fans will journey to Polo
grounds to see a game between SYRIA
cuse and Fordham. The annual
southwestern championship game be-
tween Missouri and Kansas will be
pulled off at Kansas City, with the
customary eclat. Vanderbilt and
Alabama and Louisiana at Birming-
ham, Virginia and North Carolina,
will play at Richmond. Other games
scheduled include the following:
Lafayette versus Dickinson at Eas-
ton, Pennsylvania State VS.. Pittsburg
at Pittsburg baseball grounds; West
Virginia VS. Washington and Jefferson
at Madgantown, Bucknell VS.. George
Washington at Washington, Gettys-
burg VS.. Franklin and Marshall at
Lancaster, Pa; Trinity VS. New York
at New York, Notre Dame VS.. Mar
quette at Milwaukee, Wabash VS.. But
Ter at Indianapolis, Nebraska VS.. Has
kell Indians at Omaha, Cincinnati VS..
Miami at Miami, Wittenberg versus
Carnegie Tech at Springfield, Case VS..
Reserve at Cleveland, Mississippi VS..
MiSSiSSiDpi & M. at Jackson, GeOr-
gia vs. Auburn at Montgomery, But
Ter VS. Texas Christian u, at Waco,
Tulane VS. Southwestern university of
Georgetown, Tex; Georgetown VS..
Washington & Lee, at Washington, D.
c.; Va P l. VS.. North Carolina A. M.
at Norfolk.
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Billiardists from New York, Chica-
go, Boston, Philadelphia and Paris
will meet in the 1872 balk line. billiard
tournament in the Madison Square
Garden Concert hall in a series OF
games to decide the worlds champion
ship George F. Slosson will represent
New York; A G. Cutler will repre-
sent Boston, and H. P. Cline will rep
resent Philadelphia. Chicago will have
two representatives, George Sutton and
Calvin Demarest Firmin Cassignol
will uphold the billiard prestige of
Paris
Each of the six players has won
more or less renown as a billiard
player. Their names are familiar to
all followers of the game. The Ameri-
cans in the tournament have either
won championships or been close run
ners up Cassignol is the leading bill
HARDEST of France
Each game of the tournament will
be for 500 points, subject to the play
ing rules governing at present the
1872 balkline game. With half a doz-
EN- of the star billiard players in the
world entered every theory indicates
that the tournament will be one OF
the most successful ever held in this
country. Interest in the game seems to
have increased.
In addition to striving for the glory
of title, the billiardists will strive
for prize money to the amount of
$4,000. In addition to the prize money
the entrance fees and the net gate re-
ceipts will be divided among the
players. The winner of the greatest
number of games will receive 40 per
cent of the money. Thirty per cent.
will go to the second man, 20 per cent.
to the third, and 10 per cent to the
fourth.
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Judge McCredie got into baseball, he
took up the idea and has harped upon
it so continuously that many now be-
lieve that the plan originated with
him.
1t would be fine thing if San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and some
other good towns in California could
be hooked up in a league with Seat
tie, Portland, Spokane and one other
live club in the Northwest, for that
would be a class A league in fact as
well as in name.
But they are so firmly welded to the
continuous ball idea down in Califor-
MIA that it is a hard matter to do BUSH
ness in a baseball way with them.
Los Angeles Wants Continuous Ball.
Lon Angeles for1instance, insistent-
ly urges continuous baseball, though
that city does not turn out very big
crowds and Seattle, Portland and 500
kane each turned out more money for
baseball this year than Los Angeles.
With an eight-club league Los An
geles could not have continuous base
ball, and that is one reason Henry
Berry of that town has opposed the
idea
There is a well defined sentiment in
San Francisco for an eight-club league
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Inc HnC~p the tIeN ems was as
follows: Harvard-Browne, left end;
Mckay, left tackle; L. Wilmington,
left guard; P. Wilmington, center;
Fisher right guard; Fish, right tackle;
L. Smith, right end O'F1aherty, quar-
terback: Corbett, left halfback; P.
Smith, right halfback; Minot, full
back. Yale-Kilpatrick. left end;
Hobbs, left tackle: Andrus, left guard;
Cooney, center; Goebel, right guard;
Lilley right tackle; Vaughan, right
end: Howe, quarterback; Philbin, left
halfback: Francis, right halfback;
Coy fullback.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Thanksgiv :
;nr ,vaek brings the end of the footpau
.ason-for which many people VINO
don't like the game viii be supremacy
,nsnxfu, The most interesting con-
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test scheduled for turkey Nday" is
that between Cornell and Pennsyl-
vania, sat Philadelphia. I'm st. Louis
there viii be an intersectional con-
test between st. Louis university and