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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-30
SECOND OF TWILIGHT SERIES
PLAYED LAST NIGHT AND
NEWSPAPER MEN WE'RE Dr.
FEATED 4 TO 8.


The second game in the series be-
tween local clubs was pulled off
Tuesday night and the Bankers de-
feated the Printers by a score of 9
to f.
With the exception of the Bank
ers' half of the second inning, the
game was very evenly contested and
the teams were well matched. The
Bankers won the game in the second
by punching hits assisted by series
of errors on the part OF the Printers
Four hits were made off Sturm s
delivery, while the printers were only
able to connect but twice with Duffs
benders. Sturm gave three passes
and hit one man. Duff Jared no bet
ter, hitting three men and walking
one. Sturm had six strikeouts to
his credit, while Duff only fooled
four of the Printers.
, The Printers have the only south
paw battery in the league and in
fact play four men on the team who
used the south nit in playing.
The fireworks were touched off In
very quiet manner by the Printers.
Hastings skied to Duff, Lymburner
went out Jones to Collier, and Duff
copped OLeary's grounder, retiring
the side. The Bankers came in wear
ing the smile that won't come off
Duff drew pass and roasted on
first The next Banker up whose
name we will not mention but whose
initials are Harry Jones, whiffed.
much to the delight of Percy Scheble.
Randall walked. Thompson went out.
pitcher to O'Leary, and Duff scored.
Case failed to connect and the side
was out. Score, Bankers I. Printers
0.
In the second Cunningham was
hit, Rufus Woods got to first on a
fielders choice and stole second and
third Boblet gained first and took
second. Austin singled, scoring
Woods and Boblet. but died on third
when Cahill went out, Case to Col
lier, and Sturm whitfield.
Owens got TO first on an error. Col
lier singled Schaw got to first on
an error. Sumner ditto. Duff came
through with a single. H. Jones
struck out. Randall singled. Thomp-
son swatted another Case was a
victim to Sturm's curves and Owens
ended the stanza by a long fly to
Austin Score. Bankers Z. Printers @.
The Printers went out one, two,
three. Case copped Hastings ground
er, mailing Bruce at first. Lymbur-
ner skied to Owens. and OTeary
whaled one TO left field, which Schaw
stuck to. For the Bankers but four
men faced Sturm in this inning Col
lier went out Lymburner to O'Leary.
Shcaw famed Sumner was hit by
pitched ball, but Duff was out Lynn
burner to first.
In the fourth the Printers looked
dangerous. Cunningham punctured
the air. Woods came through with
a single. BOblet walked but was ont
at second on fielder's choice of Hast
ings' hit to infield Cahill drew a
pass. advancing Austin and the bases
were full Sturm lost a chance to
win a Carnegie medal by tanning. In
their half of the fourth the Bankers
sent two men across the rubber
Score to in favor of the Bankers
In the fifth Hastings was out On
a grounder to the infield. Lymbur-
ner was hit. OLeary got to first on
an error and Switzer struck out
Woods got first on an error and Lynn
burner and OLeary scored Boblet
went out Jones to Collier. and the
game was over.
Score 1 2 3 4 3 r. III. e
RaukerS e n Q - 9
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-30

p E. Berry, who has spent the
past week with c. C. Bacon, left to-
day for Seattle.
Mrs Frank Scheble returned to
her home in Seattle today.
". I. Neubauer and son, Marcus,
returned from Spokane today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-30

The W. c. T. q. will meet at the
home of Mrs. A.. d. Fisher. at los
North Chelan avenue. Friday, July
2, 2 p. m., for regular business meet
ing.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
MAKE BIG
OFFERS FOR FIGHT

NEW YORK, oct. 26.-Bids for the pro-
posed heavyweight championship battle
between Jim Jenries and Jack Johnson
are beginning to loom up in large num-
bers. An offer Of $4,000 cash purse has
been made by a representative Of Joseph
c. Miller head Of the loi Ranch at Bliss,
Oklahoma.
Mr. Miller stands ready to meet COM
petitors for the fight, and has already
placed the matter before Governor Has
keli, of Oklahoma. with view OF obtain
ing his consent for the battle. Besides the
$1,000 offer OF "sid' Hester. manager OF
the Mission A. c., OF San Francisco. which
was received last night, bids from Jack
Gleason and other well-known Pacific
coast promoters have been received.
Jim Conroth, the San Francisco fight
promoter. Is expected here with a big bid
for the fight. Jenrios' manager said that
any oners FOR the fight we're too prema-
ture at this time 70 be considered serious
ly.
what Jefffies wants frst is to get the
articles signed Up with Johnson" said
Mr.. Berger. 1T is up to Johnson TO make
good, and we are ready and willing to
meet him and sign tho articles. Jeffries
won't stop on any conventionalities and
means business"
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
KIRK SAYS PET
SHOW IS TO BE FINE
Secretary Of Poultry ASSOCia-
tiOn And Other Officers
Are HuStlinG

In an interview with Billy Kirk, whilom
bowler. old-time cycler. and at present
hustling secretary OF Diamond State
Poultry and Pet Stock Association, he
informs THE EVENING JOURNAL. that
prospects for this years big quality
show. 10 be held in Turn Hall week OF
January 4th 10 Sth, 1910 are very bright
indeed and II being 'on the job by the
officers and working committees. assisted
by the hearty cooperation Of its members
and local merchants don't produce even
better show than last year then the
present early enthusiasm will be badly
misplaced.
When it is recalled that the criticism Of
Theodore Whitman, the eminent poultry
authority and expert, on last years show
at the Rink. was that It was the best
show Of its size he ever saw" It can read
fly be seen to what high standard It has
already been set
But the members OF this association
don't know how 10 so backward and it
is therefore expected that there will be
a wonderfully interesting. instructive and
entertaining exhibition as the result OF
their efforts
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the association will be held at No. !
w. Fifth street on Wednesday evening
of this week.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
NOVICE OPERATES
WRIGHT BI-PLANE

BY United states Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-For the FIRST
time in the history Of heavier than air
flying IN this country two mon to-day op-
Grated Wright bipiane without either
Wilbur or Orville accompanying them.
Liontenants Frederick +. Humphrey and
Frank p. Lshm. each went up alone at
College Park this morning and each
showed a complete mastery OF the craft.
Lieutenant Humphreys made the first
flight at SIG. lie stayed in the air three
minutes and twice circled the field.
After false start. Lieutenant Lahm
got up at Sf. He made half dozen cir
Giles Of the field and several smaller ones,
remaining in the air - minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
IuIis MarIowe a MIIIsboro.

MILLSBORO, oct. 26.-The pacing
mare Julia Marlowe has arrived here
ready for the match race with Easter
Morning on November 4 for a purse Of
5000.
Julia Marlowe has been racing in
matinees all through Delaware and on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland ali sea-
son and has only lost one race to
silver Nut. She has gone miles in
21O IL to zig over the half-mile
tracks.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26

that covers all laws Of the state. No
statute Of the State or no amendment
TO the city charter Of tho city Of Will
mington could take away one jot Of
tho Superior Courts jurisdiction. lie
referred 10 the Hagany contest for
citS treasurer. This was r case where
the writ Of mandamus was used.
He contended that where special
and limited jurisdiction is conferred on
q Cooper action limited I'm its power n
court superior 10 IL is entitled 20 re-
view it's proceedings. He denied that
by Implication that tho determination
by Council Is final and conclusive. He
submitted that the cases quoted by the
other side were not certiorari cases.
I'VE are now asking this court 20 de-
eide whether the City Council had
jurisdiction regarding the contested" q"
shaid MIR. Richards. In support Of
his contention Mr.. Richards quoted
authorities at length. "The motion
70 dismiss this writ OF certlorafi should
he denied because the right 70 issue
the writ OF certiorari was a oonstitu-
tionai one" he argued.
Can Co Behind Bill.
The question IS. 'Is the enrolled bill
the only evidence or shall the court
under our state constitution 20 be-
yond IT," Mr.. Richards said. lie ad-
mited the printed law, the enrolled
bill, r. prina facia evidence OF a law
but was not final. 10 can be rebutted
by the evidence as TO what Is consti-
| tutional law. The constitution pro-
vides for the passage Of bill by aye
and nay vote. This is the only time
/ this is done. II IS done because II
is a constitutional requirement. With
out attempting to review the authori-
/ ties counsel maintained this require
ment is mandatory so that the Journal
I shall contain the evidence Of each bill
becoming a law by enrolling the names
OF those voting aye ana nay on the
/ final passage OF the bill. The constl-
ton does not demand this enrolling or
| a bill or the Official certifcation, but
I the constitutional mandate Is that the
names OF those voting aye and nay
on the final vote on a bill must pe
placed in the journal. Had he the
language he could depict what would
happen by some one changing an en-
rolled bill should the court decide IN
favor OF the contention OF the counsel
on the other side. Il has been claimed
I that should Bill no. 10 20 out theh
so should Bill No. III. But the only
thing the matter here is that In one
place the title IS referred to as an act
TO amend the city charter and again
the statutes which means that the
statutes constitute the charter.
Judge Wooliey here said that from
the argument OF counsel he had 1t that
Senate bill No 142 was sent to commit
tee as well as Senate substitute for
142 had been committed TO the COM
mittee So far as he could hnd there
is no mention Of lfs coming out OF the
committee.
Mr.. Richards replied that the eonsti-
tutional test was the aye and nay vote
taken on the bill.
Mr.. Richards maintained that Ross
Was never served with a notice Of the
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
JOHNSON SAYS
HE WILL FIGHT
COlOred Man Will Let JeffrieS
Make Offer And Then
Sign up

CHICAGO, H.. oct. SER will fight
James J. Jeffries inside or so days.
said Jack Johnson. the now heavy
weight champion, Immediately he ar
rived In this city on his way BsEt IL
understand that as soon az he arrived
IN this country he announced that he
was ready 10 fight at n days notice
added johnson. $50 / viii call his
bluff. see a $4,000 purse has been
offered. wen he can fix for it's division
TO suit himself. winner can take an n
he so elects.
There has been a lot OF newspaper
talk by this man Berger. who is sup
posed 20 represent Jeffries. Now let
both Of them get busy. I am willing
10 fight Jeffries before tho holidays,
so can cat my Christmas dinner in
peace" blurted out the big negro. in
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
POTTSVILLE HAS
EYES ON TRI-STATE

Messrs. Robertson and Mitchell. own
ers and managers Of the Pittsville At
lantic League team. have announced
themselves as anxious to enter the
Tri-State League next season. They
are tired Of the Atlantic. having lost
money last season, but believe that the
baseball following in their city would
support a Tri-state club. The money
lost by the team last year was on
the road and not at home. where a
good business always prevailed. There
is every indication that at the Janu-
ary meeting Of the league Pottsville,
Wilmington, Allentown and Easton
viii apply FOR a berth. Two Of these
teams will doubtless be taken in.
Sunday baseball is allowed in Potts
vile.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
BROWNE HURT, WILL
QUIT ONE GAME

By United Press Leased Special Wire. B.
BOSTON. Mass. oct. 2s-Browne. OF
Harvard. win not be I'm the Army
game at West Point Saturday because
Of a strained hip with which he is suf-
ferinq in the infirmary. No bones are
broken and he probably VIII be IN the
Cornell game.
Only light practice was given the
Crimson squad to-day and yesterday
but tomorrow hard work Will negin
for the clash with the Army Harvard
expects TO win easily, her remarkable
defense, developed in the game with
Brown having convinced the coaches
that the goal will be safe. Drill IS
being taken TO overcome the fumDies.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
conclusion

conclusion.
Johnson explained n swelling Of his
right check as n boil which he said
was annoying. but not serious He
denicd IL was a souvenir OF tho ketchel
tight.
In discussing the terms for the nght.
johnson said that no terms would be
offered from his side. "Wo win listen
TO what Jeffrios has 10 OFFER" said
johnson. "and if his ideas arc not un-
reasonable it viii not take ten minutes
TO TX up the arrangements. We want
nothing unreasonable just a fair fight
Tor both Sides
There is one thing am against.
and that Is any bids for tho fight in
Australia. I win never hsht over there
again after the treatment 1 received
The light must take place either in
this country or in England; and 7 am
sure the bidding here viii be stronger
than anything England could Offer
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
JOHNSTOWN GETS
ANOTHER COVELESKI

The Johnstown club Of the Tri-state
League has accepted tho terms OF
Frank CoveleslSi. tho crack pitcher Of
the Danville team of the Susquehanna
League, whose wonderful pitching in
tho latter end Of the season just closed
won the pennant for the club. Cove
leskl is the youngest Of four brothers
who have entered the ranks Of pro-
fessional baseball. one being member
OF the Philadelphia Nationals, while
two others were with the champion
Lancaster team in the Tri-State
League last season. Baseball men
who saw the young pitcher work last
season declare that Coveleski is a
conner. and that he will surely make
good in fast company next season.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26

clubs.
The names Of ffty-six players who
have been drafted or sold 20 major
league clubs are given by the commits
sion as being in the National Associa-
tion reserve list.
The National Commission says it can
not understand why the National AS
sociation is carrying on its reserve list
players to which they have no title
and directs the secretary Of that as
ISOLATION and the secretary Of the Ma
tional Commission TO strike out OF that
list the names Of players 20 whom
major league clubs have title.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
EVEN CURES ULCERS.
Remarkable Results from Skin Remedy
that Costs Almost Nothing.


that Costs Almost Nothing.
No matter how bad sore or ulcer
aflicts you. it is said that Hokara the
pure skin food. will cure It. In fact If
it doesn't cure. the purchase price VIII
be refunded.
n. b. Danforth. the local agent for
Iolxara. who has sold hundreds Of
packages tho last Few weeks says he
has yet to find any form OF wound or
disease affecting the skin that Hokara
does not heal. and its relief is so IN
stantaneous that those who try It are
simply delighted with 1t.
Pimples, eczema, blackheads. acne
barber's itch. and all skin troubles are
quickly cured by applying this simple
skin food and tissue builder. 1t con-
tains no grease or acids. and is cleanly
70 USE
A nber jar costs only Csc; and even
this is returned II Hokara fails 20 cure.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
DELAGRANGE
BREAKS RECORD

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
DONCAsTER, Eng oct. 26-Leon
Delagrange to-day broke the worlds
records for. .aeroplane flights up to one
mile and a half Delagrange few the
distance in minute AZ Is seconds.
lie used Bleriot monoDlane.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
COL. tom" TO
HAVE RACE MEET

Racing men from all over the PENN
sula are preparing for a big day at the
track on Col. Thomas Curry's farm
near Greenwood. on Thursday. The
entries for the races have been unusu-
ally good this year, and many Will
mington men are expected 70 take
mart
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
Local Flremen 10 Attend Housino.

Many Wilmington firemen including
Chief Porter win take part i'm the pa
rade IN Chester tomorrow night at
tending the housing OF the Hanley Hose
Company's new engine The First
Regiment and Neffs Band, OF this city.
will march in the parade
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
CENSURES ASSOCIATION
National Board Gets After Minor
League Baseball Men.

CINCINNATI. oct. 26-The National
Baseball Commission in bulletin
censures the National Association Of
Baseball Clubs for carrying on its final
reserve list, given out on October 21
last. the names of players that have
been sold or drafted by major league
Evening journal., 1909-10-26

contest. The published notice was one
for the public and not for Ross IN ac-
cordance with the law. He moved
that the judgment OF Council be re-
vcrscd.
Court adjourned until November s.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
DECIDE ELECTION
CASES ON NOV. 8
Argument Involving Validity
Of Last City Election Finished
Before the State Judiciary

Argument was finished before the
State Judges sitting en- hanc late yes
terday in the certiorari appeal from
Councils action IN tho Almond Ross
and the Allen-Rash election contest
cases. Court adjourned until Novem-
ber 8, when Il Is expected a decision
win be given as TO whether the action
OF Council in declaring City Treasurer
Ross and Councilman Rash ousted
from Office will be sustained or set
aside.
Before the judges yesterday after
noon Mr.. Whiteman continued the
argument IN the Ross-Allmond election
case. He read from a certificate from
Secretary William T. Smithers regard
ing the entries on the bill introduced
In the Senate by Senator Sparks and
tho substitute which changed the title.
The latter was the bill that changer the
term of office OF City Council and city
officials from four TO two years. He
maintained that the journal showed
the bill was acted upon by the Legis-
lature I'm accordance with the provis-
ions Of the Constitution. He was
willing to admit that the third read
ing should be by an aye and nay vote.
In conclusion, he said, that the Legis-
iature acted within its right and that
il owed an answer 70 some con-
stituenoy but not TO any court to super
wise It's work.
At the conclusion or Mr.. Whiteman's
argument. Mr.. Bayard read authors
ties referred 20 by Mr.. Whiteman in
his brief.
Mr.. Whiteman requested the court
TO take special notice OF cases mention
ed IN his brief. He maintained in con-
clusion that II Chapter lis was defec-
tive then Chapter III was also defec-
tive.
Mr.. Richards Argued.
Robert II. Richards. OF counsel for
Treasurer Howard ID. Ross. COM
menced the closing argument about $50
O'Clock. lie handed the court a brief
IN answer 20 the motion by the other
side 10 squash the writ OF certiorari.
He answered this argument by quot
ing from the hill OF rights which gives
every citizen wronged in this state the
right OF redress in a court OF law. He
maintained that the right OF the court
70 hear certiorari proceedings was
constitutional and not statutory The
constitution of this state gives the
Superior Court jurisdiction authority
in all cases at the common law. Any
student knows that elections have been
held since the birth OF Christ. The
constitution Of 1891 gave jurisdiction
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
nnuI oInh plans sooIaI,.

The Boys club Of ST. Johns Church
had a meeting last night and outlined
plans for socials and meetings during
the winter months.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
Trolley Company Rs-opsns Offices.

The West Chester and wilmington
Electric Railway Company has reopen
ed its ohice i'm the Bayard building an
ncxi craftsman is engaged at pres
ent making sketches OF the road.
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
Red Lion Social Meeting.

The Red Lion Social will meet at the
home Of Mrs Katie Grimes this even
ing
Evening journal., 1909-10-26
ro.dax,s FoothaII eams ca.

The Philadelphia College OF Pnar-
macy has cancelled the game Tor this
afternoon with the HiEh school
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-04
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To meet the demand for a sanitary
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plastic form (like cement foor-all
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In mixing and laying the material Is
wholly lacking. Such floors will look
well for a short time. but are bound
to 90 to pieces. According to some
of the best Chicago architects and
property owners there Is. however.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-06-12
Forfeiture Notice.

To H. L. Herzinger, his heirs, success
sors and assigns:
You or your representatives in inter-
cot are hereby notified that the under
signed, your cO-Owners, in accordance
with the laws Of the United States have
expended the sum Of 100000 in labor
and improvements upon the Liberty
Bell, Australia" and Rob Roy"
quartz mining claims situated in the
Robbins mining district in Idaho county,
state Of Idaho, said Liberty Bell"
claim being recorded in Book II Page
512, said Australia" claim being re-
corded in Book 10 Page 81. and said
Rob Roy claim being recorded in
Book y Page 582, respectively, Of min
ing claims IN the records Of said Idaho
county, Idaho, said sum being necessary
TO hold said claims for the years 1907
and 1908. And you are hereby notified
that If you fail or refuse to contribute
your share Of said expenditures or 500
for your One-tnird interest IN SAID claims
for said two years together with the
cost Of this publication within the
statutory time as specified in Sector
2324 Revised Statutes Of the United
States and all the amendments thereto
your said one-third interest in SAID
claims viii become the property Of YOU
co-0Wners. u A. CAMPBELL.
apr3- julylO EDWARD III. GRIFFITH
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-06-12

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