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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-27

DR.. J. w. StrattOn recently pur-
chased the painting Meditation,
which is the work of Mrs. Fisher, of
this city. The doctor has the paint
ing in his office, where it is being
much admired.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-27

Several thousand dollars to loan
on approved city and farm security.
J. A. Gellatly.* 80"
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Presbyterian Church.
Corner Chelan and PalOuse.
DR.. STEVENSON, Pastor.
Sunday SchI & Bible Cl.10:00 a. IN.
Morning Service .11:O0 a. IN.
Evening Service -. 1880 p. m.
Christian Endeavor 49,. $50 pm.
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F. STUART HYATT. minister.
Christian Science.

Christian Science Reading Rooms,
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Sunday service. II a. m.
Wednesday service. .... s p. m.
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Catholic Church.
Corner Chelan and Spokane.
FATHER VANDE WALL, Priest
The Church of Christ
One Mile South of Town.
Ministers
s. o. POOL, l.. F. CLIPP and
CHAS. HARDMAN. !. :.
Bible Reading -. ..10:30 a. M.
Preaching ;. 1890 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
HILLTOPPERS GIVEN OVATION
Undergraduates at Georgetown Cheer
Returning Football Team.
Coach Newman Happy and Under
Showing Against Virginia.

Not since the days OF Barry, Reilly. and
Hub Hart. when Georgetown's teams
were known far and wide for their ath
letic prowess, has such a rouslng recep-
ton been attended a homecoming team
as that with which the varsity football
squad were welcomed. when they re-
turned from New York yesterday.
The college refectory was the scene Of
the widest enthusiasm when the foot
ball heroes entered and the vociferous
cheering was a clear proof that the whole
student body were elated with the feat
performed by the Blue and Gray men.
each individual Of the team received his
full quota Of Hoyas, from the coach,
down.
Tuesdays contest against Fordham
may virtually be called a victory for the
locals. for that the youthful wearers OF
the Blue and Gray would tie the Bronx
ties with a O-to-O score never entered
the head of even the most ardent of
GeorgetOwns loyal supporters
Coach Newman was the happiest man
In the world and stated that he had
bunch OF the gritiest youngsters going.
The showing should give the locals con
fdence in themselves and serve as the
best incentive for the contest with Vir-
ginla.
From now on, everything possible will
be done 10 add strength 20 the team.
Coach Kirby will join Newman. while
Percy Givens, the best center George
town ever had. and Miller and Pallen,
two OF last years stars, Will augment
the coaching STAFF. Charlie O'Boyle. a
great half back on the 1907 team. will be
down to lend helping hand.
Daley. the guard. who was hurt in the
game Tuesday, returned with the rest
OF the team. He received n nasty cut.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
JOHN l. TO REFEREE
Both Johnson and Jeffries
Favor Former Champion.
GLEASON WILL OFFER $4,000
California Promoter Predicts that
Heavy weight Battle VIII Easily
Draw 100000 Gate and Is Pre-
pared TO Go the Limit-LanGfOrd
on LII Artha's Trail

Wil John j. Sullivan referee the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight? John says he IS
willing TO oficiate and declares that 10
viii treat each man with perfect fair
ness. Johnson is quoted as being In IA.
vor OF Sullivan, Vile Jeffries has all
ways been Johns greatest admirer.
sulIvan's record for honesty and square
dealing VIII count IN his favor IL his
name IS seriously considered. The old
fellow knows the rules Ike a book and
is fearless II he should be the third
man in the ring the sporting public Il
is believed. would bet with confidence.
Promoter Gleason. Of Frisco, who win
bid against his rival. Cohroth, for tho
fight says that in his belief the gate
receipts will reach the $4,000 mark Il
ne can stage the battle in his proposed
arena at Ocean View. He declares that
no viii offer a $1,000 pJIse. and win go
even higher II necessary It is freely
predicted that when the battle ground
has been fixed the men viii fight for z
purse Of not less than 10000 or a per-
centage OF the receipts that may exceed
that sum.
In reply 10 the statement OF Johnson's
manager that Sam Langford can have
a fight IL he puts up $4,000. the latter say
that Johnson is lodging Langford, and
repeats this offer 70 fight Johnson for
$ 900 a side, with a cash bonus OF 5000
Cor the champion the moment he enters
the ring, and he also declares that ne
will agree 10 a winner take all" clause
in the articles Of agreement. Ring fol-
Iowerers say that the Langford PROPOSE
ton is erninently fair and that II John
son declines TO accept Il. there viii bs
ground for the belief that he is AFRAID
20 take q chance
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
EXCURSION.

The steamer St. Johns. OF the new
line between this city, Old Point and
Norfolk. recently established by the Po-
tomac and Chesapeake Steamboat Com
pany, is making trips from this city every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. leav-
ing here at p. m, and arriving at Nor
folk at a. m. On the return trip. the
steamer leaves Norfolk Sunday. Wednes-
day, and Friday evenings at p. M, and
arrives at this city at 6 a. m. The St
Johns, for the Norfolk Line service, has
been generally reftted her state rooms
and saloon Tefurnished and she has been
made as handsome and comfortable as
could be desired. She is manned by able
and courteous officers, and no pains are
spared TO please the travelling public. A
special feature Of the service Is the week
end trips-round trip tickets good on the
steamer leaving here Saturday afternoon
and returning leave Norfolk Sunday af-
ternoon, being sold for this trip at 500
This is n most delightful season Of the
year to visit Norfolk and Old Point, and
numbers are taking advantage OF these
outings to visit the cities by the sea
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
HECOX HAS SCHEME
Tech Challenges Pick OF the
High School EleYenS
FOR THE POST-SEAsON BATTLE
BIacksmith's Coach Believes His
Regular Team Can Easily Beat
the Best the Other schools Can
OHer-Names New Men to Take
the Places of Stars.

In view Of the fact that such pro-
test is being made by the schools which
are represented by lighter football teams
than Technical. Coach HecoX, Of Tech.
submitted a proposition last night which
he says ought to satisfy the sportsman
ship Of the other schools. His plan is TO
form a team from the best material he
has available and TO play an eleven
which shall be picked from any OF the
players on any Of the other high school
teams. the selecting 20 be done by two
or more Of the coaches.
His only requirement as to the eligi-
bllity Of the men on this All-High team
would be that they are bona fide students
taking four major studies.
The games so far. iu which Tech has
figured were farces. and this proposed
game which could be played at the close
Of the season, would be more OF an
equal one and prove one Of rhe best this
year.
Although a definite decision has not
been reached by Coach Hecox as regards
the filling of the vacancies caused by the
dropping Of the four Technical players.
he IS ready 10 announce the candidates
who look most promising.
The main question IS the filling Of the
places of Mccarthy and Spencer. Tew.
who has heretofore played at guard on
the Machinists. will 90 into the former
captains position at tackle. and Center
Morris will be used as guard. Tew.
besides being one of the heaviest
men on the Tech team. Is a strong play
er in any OF the five central positions on
the line. and IS the best punter in the
high school
Griggsby, new man on the team, VIII
so IN al center These changes are
official, and the men We're practiced in
the new positions yesterday
The backheld is by far a more serious
problem Farmer the speedy quarter
who gained easily two-thirds OF the
ground for his team in the Tech-Central
game, is out Of the play with a bad
shoulder. sustained In that game. His
place is as hard as NcCarthys 10 FIN.
but the coach will probably put Thrall
I'm charge OF the signals Chllcott VIII 60
in at fun back in the place OF Macon. and
Proctor for Spencer, while Kellys old
position NIL be taken care Of. by Hol-
brook.
Sinclair the man who looked most like
ly for filling the place Of Spencer, is out
OF il for the remainder Of the season. lie
has a badly sprained hip. and the coach
entertains little hope OF trying him out
again this year.
The other places Will probably remain
as they were before the withdrawal OF
the men who were affected by the ad-
visOry rule.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
WOMAN TRAFFIC DENOUNCED.
Carrie Nation and Mrs. WesteOtt
Talk on Social Purity.

Declaring the white slave traffic in this
country TO be the blacklist stain on its
history, Mrs s n. Westcott superin-
tendent Of purity in the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union, and Mrs. Carrie
Nation addressed the Mothers Club yes
terday afternoon. Without mincing her
words or sparing the feelings Of her audi
ence Mrs. WestcOtt gave narrowing de-
tails OF this traffic IN souls and bodies.
declaring that the brutal!ties and means
or this modern slavery made the old
Congo slave-traders seem good SamaTi-
tans IN comparison.
slavery, it is declared, is abolished
from our country" Mrs. Westcott said,
but this IS not so. Il exists in our
great cities and in Washington, under
the very eyes of the government" She
dwelt at length upon the methods OF en-
ticing girls.
Mrs. Nation struck out from the shoul-
der when she spoke on the slave and
liquor traffic. She declared that the
American government itself was TO be
held responsible for the increase OF this
traffic IN the Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Nation declared herself IN favor
Of pushing the fight against liquor to a
finish. saying that already in this city
she had slashed eighty whisky adver-
tisemeuts in street cars and intended to
continue until the fight was won.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seyen fuloncx Dargin. I7 NC
Geo. % 4 won; Gemmen. 100 Warren, to 3
second; Desccmuets, lOi lRice. 20 I, third. Time
I25 As Deuce. Cranade, Barnesdale Claiborne. and
J. O. Core also ran-
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haN tlrlongs
BocagTends, ll2 CMouutainl. 10 p Won; Ethelda
Jos walsh 70 l. second; Sir Ormoude. l06
Rice. 90 % I. third. Time. lN5 So H0Wdy Howdy
and e. A. Lehman also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiX furloUgS T. ~ Green. lo9
lBTamOn. to l. won. Mars Abe. lO2 CTapIinl
TO 1. second; sinfran. 100 lGaTzl 9 10 s. third
Tine. lI3 Corley. Austin Sturtgvant. Lnolin
Serenade and Bally Blair also ian.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Ceremouious %
cTarlin, 3 20 I, Won; Held, lO5 (Glasner). to l.
sec0nd Ida May. los CWilson). TO !. third Tine
! 80 IS StJvaway. Miss Ida Camel. Bean BuIm-
mel. Ludhisua. Bucket Brigade. St Aulirc. and
Denver Girl also Tan.
FIFTH RACE-Onc mile. Ny Gal. IS Io7elD. s
70 J. won: Autumn Rose. los CFuuklin. z TO L
second Lady McNaly. l0l (GlaSner). % 70 !. third
Time. 10 40 sligo. Princess Thorpe, Omicron-
Tortuous. Lou Lsnier. Kddy Lee. ESrica, Emmy
Lou. Brunhilde Galasha, Kenpton Park and Cred
also ran.
SMITH RACE-One and one-sfxteenth miles The
Shaughraun. III CdcGee). 9 70 s. won; Kckomo
100 CAM. z TO l. second: Gull 100 (Taplin) 20
l. third Time. la Is Maid Militant, Polar Star,
Coaster Crops Beckham. John + Mcmillan, Ban
ridge, and Kennewick also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
JENNINGS PRAISED By NAVIN
Detroit Club President Proves to Be
Good Loser.
Gives Out Interview in Which lie
says that the Pirates Are
Weaker Than Cubs.

New York, Nov. 3.-Frank Navin, pres
ident of the Detroit American League
club. is spending a few days here for
recreation. 1t has required much diver
sion TO enable him TO cool or since
the result OF the recent worlds series.
which he thinks the Tigers should have
won from Pittsburg in handy style Mr.
Navin is good loser. however. and says
he has no fault 90 find with the way
Hughey Jennings handled the Tigers.
lie did his best" said the Detroit
magnate to-day and SO did his players
Il just 80 happened that Donovan and
Summers were not able 10 pitch with
their most effectiveness, which caused
our defeat The Pittsburgs. excepting
Adams. are weaker IN the box than the
Tigers and should have been trimmed.
We do not regard the Pirates as the
equals of the Cubs who beat US for
the worlds title a year ago. and that
Is why we are more disappointed by our
failure 70 take the recent series.
We have signed Jennings and some or
the star players and expect to have no
trouble with the others. IL was Il phe-
nomenal year for baseball all over the
country. I think you viii find that
majority OF clubs In all the leagues.
major and minor. made money. The
present government OF organized base
ball IS responsible for this prosperity. be-
yond a doubt The rivalry between the
American and National leagues has
doomed interest in a wonderful manner
and I hope present conditions viii re-
main unchanged. l have not any idea
whether there viii be changes IN the
playing rules at the winter meetings Of
the big leagues. Ii seems 10 me. how
ever. that the game is all right as Il
IS. inasmuch as the patronage was never
greater"
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
INDIANS HERE TOMORROW.
George Washington working Hard
for saturdays Game.

for saturdays Game
Manager Sommers. Of the George WASH
ington football team. has received word
from Glenn Warner. the celebrated coach
Of the Carlisle Indian team. that the
redskins wiz arrive in town tomorrow
afternoon and will probably be quartered
at the Riggs House. All the players are
reported in good shape for the contest
against the Hatchetites Saturday.
II is probable that big mass meeting
of the students will be held tonight or
tomorrow in preparation for Saturdays
contest. Manager Sommers' move in re-
serving a special section for the rooters
has met with general approval
The last hard work Of the week was In
order at National Park yesterday. With
but two days more Of preparation, the
remainder Of the time viii be devoted to
polishing off the trick plays and forma-
tons which are relied upon to make an
impression on the Indian line and circle
their ends. With Crafts, Ellis, and
Farmer 10 start the game IN the back
field, the Buff and Blue eleven will have
the fastest. as well as the steadlest trio,
which has held down the back positions
during the present season, and this
should steady the whole team. as well
as give Morse a chance TO show his hand
in field generalship.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.

The Stove League baseball circuit starts
to-day. Jimmy McAleer is in town.
There is no reason 90 doubt that the
Nationals VIII finish the 1910 season in
the first division" This VIII be our lead
for tO-morrOw's story after our inter
view with J. McAleer.
Now that Capt Mccarthy has been
barred from Tech. he could be used by
George Washington against the Indians
here Saturday.
Great gunsi With Jim Jeffrle5. Jack
Johnson, and John l. Sullivan all IN
the same ring. where win there be enough
room in which 10 fight? Me, in the New
York Globe says: Better let Abe Atten
do it,
John Heydler's throne IS lettering"
declares a New York paper. IN good sized
headlines. Yes; we newspaper fellers
have TO live, and IN New York they pay
space rates for this stuff.
In refusing 70 referee a football game
over in the southeast recently, Bill Bailey
lost a chance 70 become famous. but
saved his neck and a trip TO the hospital.
Who cares to be famous. when you take
chances Of spending the remainder OF
your mortal life on clutches?
Many of our very best citizens have
found the walking good between Pimlco
and the District line. There's one born
every minute"
Every time a football player is killed
or injured, Business High School loses
promising candidate for the eleven.
Mother says It's too rough. and If I am
to be hurt, she had rather did II some
other way" is the word tossed to Man
ager Butt as the designations are filed.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Throng Mt Carson Funeral.

More than 1900 persons attended the
funeral OF Perry Carson. the nego politi-
cal leader, yesterday morning from the
Metropolitan A. NJ Z. Church. Services
were conducted by Rev. L. NJ. Beckett,
a lifelong friend Of the deceased poll
tician. Interment took place at Wood
lawn Cemetery. In the cortege were
delegations from the negro Masons.
Knights Templars. and the Blaine In
vincible Club, which was organized by
Perry Carson. The negro garrison Of the
Army and Navy Union was also repre-
scented
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
FOOTBALL "S aassnE'R5 BOXING job" sP RACING

]. third. Time. III 25 Paradise Qussn. Adriuchs.
and Anna L. Daley also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six aud oue-lulf furiongs. Pro
tend, Jos tDusanl, to 5. won. Dullcare. e Gar
nerl, TO 1, second: Charlie HorEraTe. IL But
welD, 70 5. third. Time. Il. Gienuadeane
and Eddie Dugan also ran
FIFTH RACE-SL furlonGS Hoffman. IS &C.
Garner. 70 !, won; Hargan 1T (ButWcIl. b
5, second; Rose Queen Ils tDuganl 10 5. third.
Time, ll325 DR.. Berkeley and Bushy Top also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Tloal. Jos lSeoyiTe)
10 s. won. Banbury. Jos (F-ine). { 70 1. second;
Kings Hi. l05 Garner. 70 % J. third Tins.
1915 Right Guard. Danger Nlugvump. Half
Blue. Faullcss. Gaten Lass. Ia Belle Agnes Pc
nair and Nunda also IAN.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
CHAMPION BOWLER IN CITY.
Crack Tenpin Partners Play Match
Games Tonight.

Followers Of the bowling game will
have a great opportunity to witness q
crack bowler in the city tonight. Jimmy
Smith. tenpin worlds champion. and his
partner Ajax Dunbar. will roll match
game at the Royal Bowings Alleys.
Starting at o'clock. Waters. of the
Fat Men, win go against the champion,
while Bontz. Of the POtomacs will bowl
Dunbar. After the singles are concluded,
Miller, Of the Chamber Of Commerce
team, and Brosnan, Of the Fats, will bowl
in the doubles against Smith and Dun
bar.
Five games viii be rolled TO decide
each event
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
HIRE OF HORSE DISPUTED.
Navy Officer Wants Department TO
Pay for Mount I'm Riding Test.

a unique question has been brought 70
the attention OF the Navy Department in
connection with the annual physical tests
required by the navy regulations.
An officer who recently hired a horse
TO make the test has inquired whether
or not the department viii pay the ex-
pense of hiring the horse It is probable
an opinion viii be asked from the auditor
for the Navy Department and the Camp
troller Of the Treasury.
In the case Of officers who elect to take
the horsemanship test Of riding ninety
miles in three days, If they do not own
horses, their expense account for the hire
OF the horse ranges from about $50 TO $50.
This does not include the hire Of horse
during the period In which they are pre-
pairing for the test In walking tests
there are practically no expenses.
In the army the War Department fur
nishes mounts for the officers.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
RACING AT AoUEDUCT.
Close Finishes Mark Days Card at
New York Track.

New York, Nov. 3-SeveraI close I'm
!shes stirred the regulars at Aqueduct
to-day. Pretend, to 5, won the Creed
more Stakes of $1,000. for two-year-olds,
at six and a half furlongs, IN the last
jump. Dull Care, 6 TO l. showed the
way to the sixteenth pole. where he be-
gan to tire. and Dugan, driving Pretend
hard, got up 10 win by half length in
III Is. Charlie Hargrave. TO ;, came
fast at the end and was beaten a head
for the place.
for the place Summaries:
FIRST RACE-One and one-sizteenth miles Lad
Of Langden. 50 Glass. 20 s. won; Quantieo. l0s
lButwel), 70 s. second, CnstewoOd. JOG ,Scovillel
100 to l, third. Time. las % lois CaTanagh also
ran.
SECOND RACE-S1 and one-haf furlougs
Prince Imperial, us CDuganl. 70 s. won; Galley
Slave. l05 (ButwelD. 20 l. second. Anayrf % &C.
Garncl 80 to /. third. Time. / p So Jacqueln
and Ben Loyal also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile Twilight Queen. IS
lGlassl, t. 5. won; Jeanne dare. los lDugnn)
to l. second Queen Marguerite. lO5 tGaner). 6 70
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
RACE MEETING OFF.
Empire City Track Dates Cancelled
by President Butler.


by President Butler.
New York. Nov. 2-The proposed
meeting Of six days scheduled 70
begin at Empire City next Tues
day has been called of. General
Manager Matt VIM arrived here to-day,
and announced at Adueduct that Presl-
dent James Butler had decided that for
the best interests Of the turf. it was ad-
visabIe 10 cancel the dates allotted by
the Jockey Club. Mr.. Vim said that il
was not a question Of money but that
certain condition made II impossible TO
20 ahead. Horsemen were surprised when
they heard the news. for Mr.. Butler a
week ago stated at Jamaica that there
would be six days at Yonkers in accord
ance with plans formulated several
months ago. 1t was said that a possible
lack Of horses had been the reason why
the racing had been declared Off
The present AQueduct meeting ends next
Monday, but arrangements may be made
to extend it to November 10.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04

The presidents Of the leading colleges
which maintain football adjuncts," says
the Chicago Tribune, have no bricks to
throw at that engaging game. They ar
que that accidents and fatalities are in
cidental 70 all forms of athletic sport.
Still. they must admit that the eleven
youths who lost their lives at football
this season did not lose them in any other
way"
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
YALE HOLDS REGATTA.

Varsity Beats Second Crew by Small
Margin.
New Haven. Nov. AIN the annual fall
regatta here this afternoon the varsity
beat the second varsity crew over the
harbor course by a length and half
The second 1912 crew beat the second
1911 crew over the same course by two
and one-half lengths
The first 1911 crew defeated the first
1912 crew by One-quarter length in the
closest race Of the day.
The Shelf freshmen beat the academic
freshmen by three-Quarters Of a length
William A Hartman, son OF the late Z.
II. Hartman, was at bow for the acade-
mic freshmen.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Consignment Seized.

A consignment OF about fifty pounds Of
opium, which arrived at New York from
Manila recently. has been seized by Of
fcials charged with the administration
OF the pure food act on the ground that
Il was adulterated-
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Seaman Gunners Want Game.

The Seaman Gunners' Class Of tho
Washington Navy Yard would Ike to
meet any team in the District next Sat
urday. Call on phone Seaman Gunner
Class. and ask for O. Merger.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
INTEREST IN BASKETBALL.
Section Teams ut Business High
PIny Four Games.


PIny Four Games.
There was a quartet of games in the
Section League of Business High School
yesterday afternoon, and good contests
were Witnessed
Sections 43 and 372 opened the after
Moons entertainment. the former gaining
the victorious end by the score 4 TO in
two fast ten-minute halves.
The second game was played between
teams from sections 142 and 231. this
game went to AZ after FAST exhibition.
8 to T. Boernstine's absence was keenly
felt by the vanQuished
Section 2ll won the third game handily.
from Section Al. embarrassing them.
to o.
The most exciting game OF the after
noon was pulled of by sections 254 and
1854. The winners were S6i by the score Of
Is TO H. The contest was a good one,
many spectacular throws being made by
each side. Dodge, Of the winners. excelled
in individual work.
Tho lfpa-tn ana err,F,a ar.,f.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
MCALEER DUE TO-DAY
Nationals New Manager to
Announce Plans.
LOCAL FOOTBALL AFFAIRS

Georgetown Now Hopes to Beat An
Client Rivals, Virginia-Tech Foot
Faculty RulinE-CharIey Hickman
Talks EntertainingIy OF Baseball.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04

Goals from held-Stadler %. stenem. Perry ~.
McGann. Dodge 80. Schram. Nash. Free throw
Dodge Referee-Dr. Hudson Scorer and timer
Mr.. Keanc
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
BUSINESS RESERVES LOSE.
Cathedral School Wins Football
Game by IL to o.

~ - ~ W
An interesting football game was
played yesterday between the Business
High School reserves and the National
Cathedral School team. the last named
winning. II to O.
For the visitors Harding, a son OF
Bishop Harding, put up a fine game,
while for Business Richards starred.
Lineup and summary.