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New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
MEETS DEFEAT.
UnpLaced an Three-MHe HandicdD
at Indoor Games.

! G. Hermans Of the Yonkers Young Mems
Christian Association with liberal handicap of 40
yards. romped home easy winner of the three
mile handicap run. the feature of the annual games
Of the Ascension Parish Club, held at the 6sth
Regiment Armory last night. Hermaus ran a
good race. defeating Charles Muller, the fast dis
tance runner Of tho Mohawk Athletic club by one
hundred yards The time of the race was 5.45 20
Gene Smith. 4 clIb mate Of Muller finished third
Mike Driscon, Of the Mercury Athletic Club. the
My scratch man, was never prominent. Leroy B.
Dorland. of the Past!me Athletic Club won the
5co-yard run. handicap. Aandily- All the finishes
were exciting AM kept the crowd stirred up
The summaries follow:
one-lundred-yar dash novice: eosed)-wor by "
Munson Dominican Iyeegm' y Farrell, Dominican Ly-
r9s O:lIis.
sLA,,-yarq dash Chandi-ap: open,-won by =. J. Rey-
iiGs a 4 a 1eeD second; il Hrogs6io s. AIMS
Eight -eighty-yard ,handcap; open to
6 ns5s Of @ 81 va4 4ahon gc@S @ @ rd5 ns + HOY g G56ss
A. A go yards. third Tine. 2:O49s.
VI }5 aia rug AoSsa Ssfa5sn"Sa St Saiu by
bia 4. A. second Time o5T7s
Fou- hundred -fotyyard run than Il -ap: closed 10
2Teber 10 yaTdsj second E J. Dig6y SO s9r9s thrd
Time zoos
1aree hgndred,yara ,opep- . Catholic Athletic
ards: ] Acker6an .l=hin IIce rs ADS SEQ
ond. y. Sullivan. McCaddin Lyceum d5 Yards. third
sn-nundre5-yard rrn chanaioap. closed to cob Reg-
r }
MulaIy. Company YARDS, second; Murphy. Com
pany 20 yIrds3. third Time. l-2o3s.
hundred -forty-yard novice: open =.
= L..Wcn by 4 Jones. NcCadeen Lyceun, !. snyder,
AcGadGcn Lyccun. Z koi re-hoeftr IL1lghltu
Lyceuul. third. Time. I9sis-
one mile run ehardcae: open 70 e !. L-I-won by "
Mccarthy. Peters Church Nonkers tTc yardsi. r
Gets Holy Cross IyceuIa seoon@. h NcGinn, Paulist
cub C55 yards, Jhi:c- Time. :4S-
S!x-hunGred yard topenB-Won b~ I. Doriand
Pastime \. &. 2s yards; r Hoey Gordon A. l. 80
saIdsl. second W {. Arbucale Workers Young Mems
Christian Association 80 YARDS. third Time.
Three-nile thend.cap; oTenl-Won by J. g Her
Ionkers Young Mems Christian Association l4o
yarcs1 Charles Muller. Mohawk & 20 4Altsl second
kugs smith. Mohawk =. = d41 yards. third. Time
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
WILL FIGHT
.Nabes Formal announcement Ihat
He U'H Meet Johnson.

Il will fight Mr. Jack johnson. ! will defend ny
title as undefeated heavyweight champion OF u'e
world" Before . big audience which packer 'i'
Amer an NIus- Hail, and in which there were
as MANY women as men. James J Jef1res maze
this formal announcement last night
Excited men leaped from their seats shouted anu
cheerea and the women applauded- In Inc Sli ee'
hundreds Of persons Who could not get in the the
tre. although high premiums were offered loi
seats. cheered wnen the announeeTnenI CANT
These waited for Jeffries to come out ana the po
lice had to clear way FOR him 10 his autolloii'e
or he might nave been captured ana ooT"e '-i oS
his admirers
There are several conditions attached to the re-
entry of Je4ries in the prize ring First. Johnson
must defeat KetcheL Then Jefries cannot sign
articles for possibly ten months and he insists
that the fight shall take place IN this country anu
that il shall be unlimited as TO ROUNDS
The formal statement issued oy JehrlsS toioNS.
Il will fight Jack johnson. I have been sure for
several weeks that could get into condition. but
have held of making the announcement untl De
came sure that I absolutely the same JefIIles-
l will say thar / never felt better in my NE
when I retired some four years ago. l did 50
after defeating every possible contender for the
title There was no one left for me Ia meet. The
present heavyweight situation IS the only thing
that could have brought me from retirement 1
have all the money j Will ever need q Jhere IS
no monetary consideration that could e nI me INTO
the ring If I not sure that I could osfeat any
AS for johnson. the tactics which he has en-
ployed preSurla bly, 20 attempt 10 force filatCh
have been such that felt that I would only lower
myself by replying until felt was prepared TO
say that I would fight.
At the expiration Of my contract with William
Morris, which positively Iorbi4s my signing any
contracts pugiiistic or otherwise. ! will be ready
To discuss terms for unlimited round contest.
All ! Will ask after that is sufficient time 10 thor
oUghly condition myself.
Pittsburg. April 9-Jack johnson. heavyweight
champion pugilist Of the world said tonight that if
JeffTies is in earnest and viii post forfeit ne will
cancel all fighting engagements and welcome the
chance to meet the former champion in the ring.
He added\
I am glad he has made NJ his mind TO meet ne,
ana If ne means business he should post 5000
cover the S5.oao have posted in New York. by to-
morrow
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
DETROIT IN EASY PREY.
CIereIond Breaks H7inning Streak
of american League Cham pions.

Detroit, April 3).-The Detroit Tigers. champions
n the American League fell an easy prey 10 CleFe-
fs,d here today in the only game PLAYED in the
major leagues. 1t The first defeat Of the sea
son for Detroit, and Cleveland piled on the agony
and won by a score Of z 10
G Young who was purchased from Boston al
a fancy price. pitched for Cleveland aho hed ll7
TIGERS aon. 10 three scattered hits LATTE. on the
other hand was hit hard and often, The Cleveland
balters making no less than seventeen safe drives
Birmingham fattened his iatting average with
four hits one a home run, in i've times up, while
Hinchnan and Lord got -hree hts each
Cleveland scored ten Of the twelve runs after
two men We're out. and several after missed chances
10 retire the side The weather vas cold and raw
ana it seemed TO affect Rossman al first base, as
he made three costly errors.
fol
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
TO ENCOURAGE MOTOR BOATING.
Effort To Be Made by New Association to
Build Up the Snort

At a meeting of the American Power Boat As
socation to be held the Waldorf Monday
evening April &c. thirty amendments TO the articles
of association. which have been recommended by
the executive committee, will be considered The
object of the association the circular sent out by
Anson b Cole states. is to promote the use of
power boats and the improvement of their design
and power construction to formulate rules TO gov
ern trials of speed and endurance between such
boats and to further the interests Of the clubs
COMPOSING its membership.
ANY permanently organized club or association
in North America having regular membership Of
tvcntyfve or more devotins its attention in whole
or IN part TO the development of power boats, or
to the promotion OF the sport OF racing boats or
.bts of that character Is eligible for representa-
tion in the association and any five clubs located
IN one section of North America may. with the
onnrovaI of the council form local section OF the
association. which is to be managed by governing
committee.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
OLD NAME TO STAND.
Friction 4roided IN the Uest Side
La5cn Tennis Glib.

t4arr,onv. under pressure. made il possible for
+,s members of the West Side Lawn Tennis CLUB
- meet Yesterday and decide to lay on the table
the proposition to change the name OF the club 70
+ts NetroDoitan Tennis club. and q split IN the
,e,arizat lion the weaIthest and most influential
devoted TO the sport in this country was narroWS
averted.
The strength Of the governors and the general
feeling Of the members ia favor of the change vas
ffrrrd tn be so great that those wishing To reId.
rhe old name Of West Side. which many deciaIs
hes been ottgroWn. threatened seccu- iro-l -
club To avoid this the question was dropped t0'
the time. ., .,+iuz
Following he regular tng q Speclai Ilses.5..7
of -ra Governors was nelI- AZ this DC was 'l1-4s-
To begin the club champion ships early u NAY tsr 81
tt,s courts at Van tcrtlaudt Park \ WalIiH% -
WIS ~eportei and the club VIII have Us ICLl NJ
bership Of six hundred When the season opsH'
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
Rim STOPS B4SEB4LL.
Giants VIII Open the Season IN
RrOOkIun T'0-mOrrOzt.

Rain and generally cold and disagreeable weather
caused g postponeInent Of all the baseball games
scheduled yesterday in both the National and
American leagues except the Detroit-Cleveland
contest in Detroit This is rsther unusual. al
though one day last year the weather stopped prac
t.caIly every game in every league IL the United
States.
The New York Giants get double holiday on
accoun. Of the rain yesterday. as no game was
scheduled for to-day. account OF the opening OF
the American League season IN this city. The
Giants will cross the bridge Do-rnorrow and help
-he Sllperbas open the National League season at
MashlnsIan Rark. in NE Borough OF Brooklya
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
LAST WEEK FOR N. Y. U. CREW.

The New York University varsity eight will
have its last hard practice row>this afternoon over
the Harlem River course preparatory % ''ie Iaeo
Va, v1iet will give his charges short paddle up
and down the river. and on Friday morning the
60, vii, leave University Heights for Annapoils-
The reIav team TO represent New York University
IN Class B ut the Philadelphia relay races on 01'-
,,rd.v- has been chosen by Ernie Hjertberg the
coscb as follows: l. Murphy, G. H. Smith. & r
Norlin. c. F. Frank and II. Hammond
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

Announcement was made yesterday by the re-
g7tts committee OF the Brooklyn Yacht CLUB tna'
Richard Croker has offered cup Tor the "Iil7~
80 nm .,,, -,,-ras- 1F e25 miles for sailing yachts
The start is 10 be on July s. from Gravesend BAY
10 and around Southwest Spit buoys. Scotland FlFe
island and Northeast End lishtships and return
over the same course Entries viii close on June
% all yachts viii sail in one class with lhe
-. -, ,-,,.5ts not measuring more than one hun
dred feet
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
PLANS FoR A NEW RAcETRAcK.

san Disro CAL April 2o.-That a racetrack at
which pools viii be sod is 70 be established just
across tl.c line IN Mexico. Tijuana, appears
be certain.
The concession. which IS understood 10 have been
granted by p esident Diaz. gives ". c Creveling.
Harry BrolasAi. Isldsr Cohn and Carl II. Lowe the
exclusive right 70 conduct racing plant and sell
pools in Lower California Plans have heen pre-
.,ared for q rack and clubhouse to cost kl2s.ol9
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
BASKETBALL PAYS AT COLUMBIA.
Sro~5 Shows Good Profit for the Season
Just Closed

Basketball is 4 money making sport at Columbia
according to the report of the manager that was
submitted the controller Of the student organiza-
iions YESTERDAY During the last year the basket
bail team made roft of $727 IS. The total re-
cepts for the year S4.204 3d. and the expendi-
lures s3s16 40 In addition 10 the regular expenses
which include trips, equipment, medical supplies
guarantees and incidentals the team spent sl3s 81
for gifts the players and the coach The balance
from the preceding year was $21S7
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
NEW RACING sLooP LAUNCHED.

Bristol. Il. J., April "A new racing sloop. the
Adventures owned by Chester {. RumriiI. Of
sprinsdeld Mass. launched mere to-day. The
rey craft viii be enrolled in the 46-foot racing
class Of tre New York Yacht Club. and may com
.,eee with The Doreils and the Ayenger should the
last named boat make SIS appearance this season.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
TO uNvgIL MONUMENT TO-DAY.

The unveiling the monument erected in
memory Of the late Henry Chadwick, the Father
of Baseball. was postponed yesterday account
of the storm The unveiling will take place to-
day at 2:30 o'clock in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

THo-hase hst--E5inctsman- Three-base hit--filncl-
man. Home run-T5irrninghaIn. stolen bases-Cooo;
teoode LORD Double play-Hiuchmans Lajoie and
Steyall Lefr hases-DetroIt. 5: Cleveland 6 FIRST
base or hals-Isy Young. - First base eTrors-De-
Iroit. l: Cleveland l. Hit by pitcher-By l>ahtte l
ou:-E5v LATTE G. BY Young ! Passed ba!ts-
Wild Tirue-2.On- Tn
erin a7S0
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
pal.n = Billiards = Rowing = Automobing y Oher Sports
Sfondfr76s i'm Baseball Race

,,,c.~ LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
washington at New York
Detroit at Chicago ,,a
st. philadelphia at Boston
RESULTS OF GAMES 1ESi
CIeeeIand. IL: Detroit. 2 min,
st Louis vs. Chicago ,e",u ., IN,et grounds).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Won Lost ts sS$ Philadelphia, 800 t60
RetT0lt 2sT York .sS5 s. l63@eton LGnis. sss sSs
!ieTsI,nd Bostgn 500 chicngo-..--. 4 200
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

Baseball To-day. 1880 p, M.-Grand Opening cham
pionship Season. American League Park. B'way and
i66th St York Americans VS.. washington. Music
Admission 5Oc.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

DELAY often breeds constipation on arising
.o-ss,orsow TAX, half ssiaeglassful Of
FRANZ JOSEF SSSF=S6sH M54sI5 SSESIESr
Nest 1ei-ahle remedy for constipation. bilious
lsess. indigestion and stomach troubles
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-19
SPECIFICATIONS: MOTOR
HORSE POWER-2o.

TYPE 4 cylinder, Vertical, cycle. Cylinders in
one side l MzeGhancaly operated interchangeable
moderate All experience has proven these cylinder dimensions
to be nearly ideal for all kinds service These dimensions
ing lubricang and all other troubles which arise from short
stroke excessive BORE small exhaust valves and short bearings
CRANK CASE. Cast from highest grade aluminium
Hand hole stamped steel Instead Of the usual
aluminium arms for supporting motor in frame the
RED on pressed steel members in " section eavehree
vALVEs Are ex t0lt from special
steel drop forged Stems and ground Valve guides
with cylinders-easiy replaced when
All engineers that large valves only make for eff
by scientific design Workmanship large valves
be made to develop horse revolutions per
minute develop 6 valves under-size the de-
VALVE PORTS Inlet and exhaust passages very large
and all chance Of eddycurrens
surfing maximum efficiency and perfect cooling qualities
VALVE OPERATION Single can1-s1aft made from high
cam-shaft is hardened as we'll as
bearings ground micrometrica neutrality-suspicious.
CRANK SHAFT Is set-off a" from center line of cyin-
ders-sti another increase power efficiency with minimum Of
from special steel Three main bearingsal large and
long All bearing surfaces ground Fange forged integral
Flywhee is also given running balance maximum
CRANK SHAFT BEARINGS. Special babbitt CeWhte
metal alloy in accordance with best modern practice Cam
CONNECTING RODS Drop forged steel I-beam cross
section Cranpn bearing equal length each side of
offset. Piston pin bearings phosphorbronz Wrist pin
bearings marine typenot hinged Lined with diecat babbt
Shms provided for adjustment which easily made through
large hand holes in bottom OF crank case
P1STONS. Extra 1ong-5"-ensurng good compression
and long life Each piston ground fitted with four rings and
pars-a talking point with makersa matter of
with
PISTON RINGS. Eccentric type; ground on periphery
face conform exact bore OF cylinder also on both sides
PISTON PIN. Special case hardened steel ground drilled
hollow perfect fabrication Ptons connecting rods,
crankshafts and all recprocating parts mechanically bal
anced to eliminate vibration.
LUBRICATION. Splash-automatic, feed-rei-
able and economical Oil reservoir integral with aluminium
crank After having tried countless mechanical positive
feed ong devices and found them all wanting parc
lar foremost engineers have decided that the only really positive
feed by gravity and experience that amount of
ing cylinders and bearings will the liberal oing
all moving parts the DID, original splash system by which
mechanism kept constantly bathed in OIL The
sortcomng of the gravity feed system the necessity for
trotng the feed prevent flooding and the tubes frequently
became clogged the valves
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-19

By system of regulation-he utilization Of one
OF the simplest principles in naurewe able to large
tubes 38 This absolutely nsures free flow from the res
ervo and level in the crank Radius: on one
filling of oil reservoir 500 miles, according
ditions
pins ocnuts keys taper pins are used at everv
point gnl6 against n a Espg 01s that
time require fabrication steering knuce spring connections
operating shafts,
(b quadruple coil commutaor and battery The magnetic
not extra special equipment It much part Of
the motor the valves and included i'll the list price of the
Nor is it attached to bracket the outside with the
gears running in the open 1t part of the design and
In this regard the car sets for the world high priced
included
handsome mahogany box on dash No exposed wires-hgh
cables connection through back coil under hood
absolutely waterproo-an innovation
vertical shaft driven by bevel from eamshaft-
ENGINE GEARS. Cam-shaft and Magnetic gears all en-
separated from crank chamber fabricated
non-fuid grease-not cylinder oil.
COOLING Is by gear driven pump Belt driven, stamped
steel fan mounted engnenot attached to radiator Eceen
jet-our design. Adjustable from drivers Very
flexible Carbureor drivers side
of motor from hot exhaust pipes and other parreadly
5 GLgIcH Improved sxpaadngrng Leather s
holes drilled for Of oil obvates all liability Of clutch slip
ping from this Takes hold gentand holds when
gagged Tension adjustment accessible and easy
TRANSMISSION. Type-selective sliding gear Gear
integral with derential housing in axehe unit
transmission system generally approved by
of late Gears made from special steel Accurately and oil
treated Instead of squared shaft for sliding round shaft
with four keys integral has been adoptedkeyways med
hardened and ground Gear also ground
feet alignment shaft and silent runnngdea of construc
ton heretofore known only to the highest priced
SPEEDS Three forward and reverse-drect on third.
GEAR RATIO Standard 81 to special, to and to
I. Speed of car, so miles hour, down to A. on high
DRIVE Direct through universal joined propeller shaft
bevel gear dierental Two universal joints Gears
large accurately and made from special alloy steel
DETRIMENTAL. Beve gear type-four pinons-an-
other feature heretofore considered too expensive for but
high priced cars.
REAR AXLE Type-Live semihoating exclusive de
Right left housing sheet steel and
heat treated giving extra strength Fitted with truss rods
Hyatt Roller Bearings hardened and ground removable sleeves
load Derena thrust bearings babbtt between ground
steel washers No adjustment of order Made right
stay right Thrust of drive pnion supported by Tmken
Roller Bearing
Autogenous welding processdiscussed
much engineering circles and trade journals of ate used
in this axle well in several other parts of the
Thanks drawn Steel auogenous welding and clean de-
sign this axle is lighter than any other live floating axle
of similar weight and the entire
transmission mechanism is incorporated in it..
All and dierena-as we'll all shift
Evening star., 1909-05-21
MiIady's Frocks.

In the lingerie sections of the Wash
ington stores are neat-looking princess
slips to wear under frocks modelled on
the same lines. The prices are so low
that the ready-to-wear article will be
cheaper in the end than were the ma
terial bought and made at home.
There is style in white only of lawn.
finished on sthe bot om with a ruffie and
on neck and sleeves with lace, that is
marked 95 cents.
Another at $50 comes in white. pink
and. blue, neck and sleeves trimmed
with lace and ribbon run through IN
sertion There is a deep, full rufhe on
the lower edge of the skirt.
The new waist frontings are fascinat-
ing, being made from such dainty col
orings.
Lovely sample lengths sufficient for
an entire front are only 81, while those
cheaper are quite exquisite.
Dainty pinks and blues. embroidered in
self-tones or with white thread, will
be smart and comfortable for wear with
a linen skir, matching the color of the
waist All white will, of course. har-
monize with skirt Of any shade.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
SLABS NEGRO TO DEATH.
Colored Barkeeper Confesses He Kill
ed Horace Holmes.

HAGERSTOWN, Md. May 2I.-Horace
Holmes. colored, about thirty years old
and unmarried, was stabbed last evening
in the saloon Of Mass Miller, colored.
North Jonathan street, by George Gross.
also colored, and died a few minutes aft
er. while walking up Jonathan street.
Gross ran out of the saloon after the
stabbing and after hiding a short time
was arrested in the east end of the town
by Patrolman Peltz as he was emerging.
hatless and coatless, from an alley. On
his way to Jail he confessed that he had
stabbed Holmes. but claimed he did so In
self-defense. Holmes. he asserted. had
threatened to blow his head or and he
gave it TO him first
At first he told the officer he did the
stabbing with a pocketknife. but after
xard he admitted that he had used
butcher knife. which, he said. he threw
into an outbuilding at the Blue Ridge
Hotel as he ran by.
The murder followed quarrel that
started In the afternoon. Holmes was
from White Post Va. Gross is about
forty-five years old and in the last five
years has frequently figured in the GRIM
inal court.
Evening star., 1909-05-21
GOULD DECREE SIGNED
Custody of Their Children Is
Divided MinuteIy.
EVEN CHRISTMAS DAY SPLIT
Father Must Pay for Their Educa-
ton During Minority.
MOTHER WILL SELECT SCHOOL
Must Confine Choice to One of Ten
Selected by Husband-In Case
of Marriage.
MOTHER WILL SELECT SCHOOL

NEW YORK, May 21-Justice Gerard
of the supreme court signed an interlOcu-
tory decree of divorce yesterday in favor
of Mrs. Helen Margaret Kelly Gould
against Frank J.. Gould. The custody of
the two children, Helen Margaret and
Dorothy. is divided between the father
and mother.
Mrs. Gould is to have them from Decem-
ber to April, inclusive, each year; Mr..
Gould is to have them from May to No
vember inclusive. During the time each
has the custody there is provision made
for visits.
Although Mr.. Gould is ordered to pro-
vide for the education of the children. he
is not permitted to select the school
where they are to be sent. Mrs. Gould
has that privilege.
Mr.. Gould may make a list of ten
schools. from which Mrs. Gould shall
choose The school must be within 3OO
miles Of this city.
Referee Edward G. Whitaker. who de-
substantial charges of infidelity made by
his wife, devised an ingenious division of
the custody of the children. He even di-
vided the Christmas holidays.
Next Christmas Mrs. Gould may have
the children from 1 pm. Christmas eve
until noon Christmas day: Mr.. Gould
may have them from noon Christmas day
until 10 O'Clock the following morning.
Christmas, 1910. the order is to be re-
versed; and so on.
Children Pass Back and Forth.
The decree provides that Mrs. Gould is
to have the children four consecutive
days, to be selected by her, out of the
first fifteen days in June, and four con-
secutive days. to be selected out Of the
last fifteen days in September. She is in
structed to notify Gould five days prio.
to June l and September Is.
The order further says:
"On the first Friday in October and No
vember the defendant shall cause the
children to be left at the residence of the
plaintiff. in the city of New York (or. If
such residence be closed, at such other
suitable place in said city as she shall
desi ynate). at or before o'clock pm,
and they shall remain with her from that
time until the following Monday morning,
and shall then be returned by her and left
at the residence of the defendant in the