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The Washington times., 1909-07-25
Sporting Comment and Timely Gossip
oAbout Professionals and Amateurs
In the LI11eHght Just at Present

tho Polo Grounds, New York, on next
Thursday afternoon for the benefit of
the Home for Crippled Children
The governor OF Indiana got little
publicity by threatening TO call out the
state troops to stop boxing bout at
Hammond, scheduled for yesterday aft
enoOu.
sam Lsuziord has absolutely refused
10 iiehs Stanley ketchell FOR 5000, win
or lose.
Dick Hylaud j. 10 start for Califor-
mia in q few days. He is promised
match with either johnny Frayne or
Chick Hudson.
GOLF.
A thirteeu-year-old golfer, Philip Van
Golden Carter. surprised some Of the
veterans few days ago in a tourna-
ment at the 8ridgeIampton Golf Club.
Long Island. when. entering from
scratch. he made the eighteen holes IN
, the low score Of seventy two, equaiing
the DOGGY score for the course. II is
/ o uine-hole course and few d-ys
later nc did the nine holes I'm thirty
/ three, beating DOGGY by three strokes
and establishing record for the nine
/ NnteS. me young golfer Is a son OF
Or. Colin 5. Carter, OF New York
The Fhilmont Country Club. of Phil
adeIphia, was recently elected an asso-
ciate member Of the United states Golf
Association. and the four following
clubs were elected allied members.
stanton Heights Cidb. of PittsJfrg.
Butler County Club Pennsylvania. Red
/ lands Country Club, California: Forest
/ Hin Field Club New Jersey.
Jack Hutchinson. formerly the pro-
fessIouaI at the st. Andrews Golf
Club. but now located i'm Pits}urg AVON
the open championship of the Western
PENNSYLVANIA Golf Association. beating
Fred Brand of Allegheny, by seven
/ strokes. HutchinsOns score for the
/ thirty-siE holes being 15l.
Secretary Vauderpool, of the Metro
poltan Golf Association. has assigned
the dates Of September . to Z for the
annual amateur tour ament on the Van
C0TtlaHdt Park links. while the open
metropolitan tournament has been def
uitelV fixed for September Is. lG. ana l1
ON the Wykagyl club links New Eo-
: chelle. The conditions are the same as
/ last year.
( Walter j. Travis has accepted the APP
poiUtmeDt as captain of the metropoii-
I tan team for the Lesley cup contest
/ with the Philadelphia golfers. which
! win be played in the fall
The Washington times., 1909-07-25

Walter j. Travis has accepted the APP
poiutmenJ as captain of the metropoii-
tan team for the Lesley cup contest
with the Philadelphia golfers, which
V-iu be played in the fall.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
BOXING.

Battling Nelson was in Philadelphia
yestt rday and agreed go box Mickey
Cannon six rounds. bot rot until Oc-
tcber. Several Philadelphia promoters
want the match To open their club ia
September.
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Inquiry Opposed.

The first week of the trial has de-
veloped one thing. The revival of the
case does not please the navy widows
nor what may be called the inner
clique of the service. The courtroom
audience each day is composed largely
Of he sO-caIled naval social set, Whoss
faces seem TO brighten each time that
a. shoulder strap witness scores a point.
Many of them scOwled at young owens
and Griffith, the civilian chauffeur wit
nesses, who gave some damaging tesu-
mCay n contradiction OF what the ma
rine OFFICERS had told about the begin
ming of the fight.
the sutton side, however, has its
sy1paJhizers, q few at least within the
official pale who come over at times
and wish the mother and daughter well.
ON the other hand, IL has been made
quite evident during the past week that
the Marine Corps and the Navy ad-
herents here do not relish the reopening
OF rhe case.
Mrs Sutton and her daughter re-
ceived another large package OF mail
today. The letters were from sympa
thizers, strangers in all parts of the
country, and were haTshly critical OF
affairs at the Academy and the first
verdict of suicide
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The leg OF the tour. from Denver to
morning.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25

Jim FERRIES has consented 10 boN with
bis sparring partner. sam Berger, ~
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Efficiency Needed


The Rev. Graham declared that the
cry in the church is the saU.e as that
i'm the world, Tor efficient mon and wo-
men. The chUrs1 must have workers
who are prepared TO do. well the work
they set about. he said. Eone is too
humble; none too ignorant or poor that
he cannot become efficient in this work.
DO not tell me you are but an ordi-
nary man and can do little he de-
clared. why, the ordinary people con
troll the world. The work of the world
is not done by the great whose names
croWd the columns OF the newspapers.
but 90 is done by the common people.
II is the ordinary men and women in
the church who do Goa work more
than the great and eloquent preachers
He declared that It is the man OF wo-
man who feels that his gift of salvation
is but an opportunity given him by
God TO work for God in this world, who
is the best Christian.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
WORK To Be SAVED,
PASTORS WARMING
Faith and Prayer Not
Enough, Says the Rev.
Graham.

Get away from the idea that you are
sure of eternal life the Rev. John
Graham, D. D., pastor OF the East Park
Presbyterian Church, of Philadelphia,
told the worsh'pers at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church this morn
ing --.ss
':You are in the world to do, the work
OF God. Faith and prayer are not
enough to save you. Even when the
faitn is the best and the prayer Is tire
strongest, there is failure.
why is it that those so often fail
who exercise great. faith and have the
greatest gift OF prayer asked Rev.
Graham
1t IS because there Is something more
required OF 'crTistians, he answered.
1T is because they do not use the OPP
portunity they have to dc Gods work in
the world"
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
Court Martial Likely.

It has been freely predicted here with
in the past week that court-martial
Of certain officials may follow this sec
ond investigation in view Of the ap-
parent incomplete nature OF the former
inquiry One of the participants in the
midnight fight may have made himself
liable to investigation when he, officer
of the day at The time Of the t. gedy,
boldly swore that he had not tried To
queI the disturbance, but had urged
that they all let Adams alone 80 he
could punch Sutton's face on"
The court thepeupon most impressively
read section No. 266 to the young officer,
i'm which he was charged with the duty
Of quelling and not encouraging dis
tuTbances of this kind
It was learned today that there IS
little probability that Mrs. Sutton viii
insist during the coming week upon the
eEbumatiou Of her sons body. Her at
torueys believe that Che testimony Of
Surgeon Cook. now en- route 10 An
napolis TO testify, will sufficiently estab-
lish the fact that Sutton was unmercl-
fully beaten.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
Long Session Ahead.

Major Leonard states that it probably
will be August ! before Lieutenant
Utley. who was at sea aboard the North
Carolina, can reach Annapolis. Il is
probable that all Witnesses. With the
exception of Utley, DIT. Cook, Mrs. SUIT
ton, and Mrs. Parker. viii De held this
week The Sutton attorneys viii not
consent to Mrs. Parker going upon the
stand and telling her remarkable story
until the so-tcrned Government wit
nessez have been heard.
Charles Kennedy. the marine private
who was summoned from Norfolk. is
likely 10 take tile stand early tOmOT-
row. re Is the mysterious witness that
Attorney Davis had summoned 81 the
last moment. No one knows his con
nection with the case, unless h IS the
person whom Mr.. Davis has limited he
would produce at the psychological mo-
ment and who. unknown to the par
Elephants saw the campus fight between
Sutton and his brother officers.
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Penalties.

The total penalties are:
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tho Polo Grounds, New York, on next
Thursday afternoon for the benefit OF
the Home for Crippled Children
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03

The Knights and Ladies Of H"n- or meet tonight at their hall, and a full attendance of members is urged to be present.
 The annual session of the Ne vada County Singing Convention will meet on the 1st Saturday and Sunday in October, at Ross ton. Arkansas.
 The Home Mission Society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. John NJ. Pitt man on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. and a full attendance of the membership is urged to be present.
 |. Cl Stegar came in last night from Cincinnati, where he has been spending few weeks. While there Mr. Stegar closed a con tract with the Wm. s. Merrill Drug Co, to represent them in this territory as trave.ing sa eS- man
 Nat Wilson who has been serV- ing as assistant foreman for the Ozan planer resigned his position yesterday, and left this morning for Womble, where he this morn ing assumed the duties Of fore man of the blaming mill plant i there,
 The condition of Mr J. W, Duke of Laneburg remains quite crit ical and fears are entertained for his recovery. His sons, JnO. w., J. M. and T II Duke of this place are at his bedside today, and it is barely possible that he can survive through the day,
 Pat Folbre has a very bad shoulder. A physician who exam ined the member Friday night found that he had strained a ten don in his pitching arm and the Forrest City Southpaw may be out of the game for a week or two. His absence hurts as he is the only left-hander in the pitch ing corps now that Steiger is gone.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
"Where Your Trade is Appreciated. "
 Telephone B.

The pocket book advertised in Saturdays News as being found belonged to Mrs sam Dickey of Spring Hill, La, who was here on visit to her mother. Mrs L. J. Brown. Mrs, Dickey lost the purse Friday evening and the money was found by Henry Hughey, a negro boy, who at once reported the find to Thos. (. McRae, president Of the Bank or Prescott. The purse contain ed S13.06.
 The ladies of the Se,f Culture Club have secured a musical treat for the people of prascCtt for the 18th inst. when the Musical Georgettes the most popular en- tertalners now before the public will appear at the opera house. These people consist of a trio of musical artists and the program to be rendered will consist of selections by them assisted by considerable local talent and the program promises to be some thing worthy of your patronage.
 The Daily and Weekly Argus. ol Van Buren has been leased by Ihayer Bros, to Mir. Frank Ander son, who will continue the pubi- cation ol the papers upon the same lines as heretofore. The News wishes for Mr. Anderson un- bounded success in his endeavors at Van Buren and we feel that the people of that city will be given paper worthy of their patronage. Mir Anderson is a per- sonal friend of the proprietor of The News and is not only an ex- celient newspaper man. but a fine gentleman and a most desirable citizen.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
Reunion to be at Serepta Springs

At a meeting of Camp Asa Morgan held at the Court House. it was decided to hold the annual reunion of the Confederate Vet erans of Nevada county at Ser epta Springs on Wednesday and Thursday, August 4th and 9th, 1909.
 On motion. Sunday, May 23rd. was set apart to decorate the graves of the Confederater Vet erans and an invitation was eX- tended to Company 'M Arkan- sas National Guards, to partici- pate in the obSequies, ard to meet at the cemetery at } pm.
 Delegates to the Memphis reun- ion were elected as follows: O. $. Jones and F.. w Dougan, Alter mates l.. P. Hitchcock w R., White and c. r. Chalfant
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
saS sNNES LOG AL @S&Nl N F. w $

Mr. A. II Evans was a visitor to Prescott this morning.
 George w. Clark of Bierne is spending today in Prescott.
 J. o. A, Bush made a business trip to Little Rock ttoday4
 w. B. White left this morning on a business trip to Little Rock.
 Mrs. $. E, Haitomn of Beuna Vista, is visiting the family of her son. John M Haltomt
 Joe A. Bailey and F. E, Murrah attended the Singing Convention held at BodcaW yesterday.
 Don't forget the meetings at the Methodist church. Services daily at 3 and 7.45. o'clock pm, Mrs. Neil Wilson, of Hope came up yesterday to spend the day with her mother, Mrs. w. C., Hat ley.
 Hon. ThOs. C, McRae left this morning for Little Rock, where he went to attend a meeting of the State Board of charities.
 A fishing party composed Of Rev R. A Highsmith, Dale Wilson J. T. J Dawson and probably others are spending today on Blue Lake.
 Bishop Fowler of New York says of the Musical Georgettcs "I certainly enjoyed your music and sincerely hope to have the pleasure of hearing you again.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03

l John A. Davis and Louis Majors attended the Hoo Hoo meeting at Little Rock Saturday night i Ernest StaintOn returned last night from Hot Springs, where 1 he spent several days the past week
 l Mrs. J, B, Stone left yesterday for Hot Springs where she went to join Mr. S@one, who is spending a few weeks there for his hea.th.
 The material for a new bow system for the Ozan blaming miN arrived yesterday and is being put in today, replacing the o.d ma terial
 We are requested to announce that there will be a meeting of the Nevada County Corn Cub held at the court house in Pres colt on the third Sa aturday in May at ? o'clock.
 The meeting at the Methodist church is entering on it's third week, and much interest is being manifested. 4 number of conver- sions are noted each night, and the church members general y are being spiritually benefited.
 There was another heavy frost yesterday morning, the thermom- eter registering 35 degrees as the minimum for the night before. This morning the minimum was 15 degrees. and the ind d'cations are for still warmer weather.
 Many of our people as is their usual custom on the first Sunday in May gathered their first mess of young Irish potatoes. or course the mess could have been gather ed many days prior, but every one seems to wait for the special time Of which yesterday was the symbol.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
ROLLS SHOE SHOP.

Vel, l am still in the business second door from the postoffce l would like to mend your shoes repair your saddles, and stralph. ten up your harness. Give me your work and l wil. appreciate it. and will do your work at a fair price. Phone 1S7
 o. F ROLLS Thurmonds Liver and Blood Sy. rup, a guaranteed remedy for sale at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
THE TEXAS WONDER

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and
 Rheumatic troubles; sod by Hes. .
 terly Drug Store. or two montbs, treatment by mail, for S1OO m E. w. Hall, 2926 Olive street St Louis. Mo. Send for testimonial
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
Spend Your Money
 ARKANSAS.

Fill the following wants fwl these leading firms of Litt Rock:
 AUTOMOBILES and Supplies Tedford Auto Co. ARCHITECTURAL, Iron WorS Steel Bridges, Steel Beam' Girders, Angels, ChanneS TrusseS Thomas-Fordyce Mig Co, ARKANSAS BRICK and Mig tq Brick, Sand, Rock Ceaens Lime. Plaster. BLANK BOOKS, Democrat rrlal ing and Lithographing to. u1 flee Furniture, Fine sta'o'| cry, Bank Supplies. BOILERS, Engines, SawmllS Wehrfritz Mig. Co, CAFE, in Southern Trust Bullu,a 4,, Hand omest in State; popus Prices; Roof Garden op'D April 15. CONSULTING ENGINEERS
 Lund and Hil!, sewers .a,o, %a erworks; Power DereJ n.0 ments;. Bridge; Levee' p'a age Work. sa CUTS. for Printing, Cronk
 Foster.
 DUDLEY F.. JONES Co
 Machinery and Supp,I,lees, p,,e.r MA NILES and Floor Illinso aso Crawford Paint and Pap, Papaljs DIR. RASCHBAUM, SpeoSo Mi in Diseases of Eye, ha,, .,i.t ths and Throat. Only ocu',9 naoarl has his own optical Del'' ment. Eyes Tested free'
 Satisfaction
 Guaranteed. roa So. Trust Building, Grouiiu
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
MAY EVENTS.

May 3-Knights of Pyth:as. District, IS. vii. meet at Black Rock.
 May 4-Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs meets at Fort Smith.
 May 6-Bryan and other not ables to address Modern Wood men at Little Rock.
 May9-Mothers Day Firenrens Day.
 May 1O-IIelena May Festiva. opens. Hendrix and Ouachita col leges debate at Conway. Fedora, grand jury meets at TeXarkana.
 May 11-Business Men of Eur eka Springs start junket over line of Missouri and North Arkan- sas railroad. Arkansas Assoc.a- tion of Pharmacists meet at Pine Bluff. Convention of Arkansas Land Title Assoc:a tion opens at Fort Smith. State editors at Fort Smith.
 May 13-W 0 w log TO, ling at TeXarkana.
 May l4-Elks' state association holds first meeting at He,ena.
 May 1o--School e,ection day.
 May 17-knights of Pyth'a as grand lodge meeting at Hot Springs opens.
 May 1S-Thirty-seventh Con clave Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar Of Arkansas at BentonVil.e. Arkansas Med cal So- ciety meets at Pine Bluff. Arkan- sas Association for Relief and Prevention of Tuberculos opens meeting at Pine Bluff, Second an- nual music feSt.val is inaugurated at Fort smith
 May I9-Eighth annual conven- tion or Retail Grocers and Gen eral Merchants Association of Ar kansas opens at Pine Bluff.
 May 2O-Third district Bar As sociation meets at Hot Springs.
 May 2l-lnter-school Orato cal contest at Camden.
 May 22-Strawberry Day at Van Buren.
 (. Fl Nolway, fi.er at the Ozan mill will leave tonight fc~ Pine Bluff where he goes to attend a | n nf tRaF- 4 h.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
For Sale at a Bareain

Shares in a concern doing busi. ness which will pay splendiddlvi. dends and double your money within one year. Absolutely saie sound and legitimate, lnvestlga-l tion solicited. For full particular address J, l.. Irwin, Spragne, Neb|
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03

(. Fl Nolway, fi.er at the Ozan mill will leave tonight fc~ Pine BluIf where he goes to attend a meeting of the Shriners of Ar Kansas which convenes tomorrow Tor three days session,
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Tuesday
 Sun rises 5.12, Sun sets 642 Moon sets 3.5S.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-03

Fill the following wants from these leading firms of LlttIe Rock:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-14
CONCENTRATES.

Charles N. MacNeu ana % party Of
mining men arrived IA salt lake az
noon ycsterday.
frank swlndler, manager Of the
OpcN aiming company at 11ntc. was
iu Wednesday, iOUking after busl-
ness connected with tne mine.
superintendent James h.. Beveridgo
of tnc consolidated fIagstam at Ata
declares tnat tnere is pIentl on WORK
Tor miners at tnat pace. rae rurtncr
asserted mat there is NO reason 10 fear
SHOW sides Ine nUstVy Winus he ue-
ciared caused tne side at the south
columbus ConsonuateU mine SATURDAY.
David Lundeen has secured "a lease
on the Is claims OF the american COM
pany, located la the Big Cottonwood
district 10 adjoins the ScOttisn Cmet.
WORK will commence on the property
IN May. At a depth OF 2OU feet Inere
rs "a vein Of ore opened Whicn aver
ages about IA per cent copper. 50 IN gold
ana ounces OF silver, ne says.
When the Titan Consolidated Mining
companys quarterly dividend Is paid
on Jan. l5, at the rate OF 90 cents a
snare, the aggregate returns TO the
stockholders or the company since n
hrst took a hand IN mining anairs Ia
Ctah VIII be Ss,0l7,u 900. Inc dividends
10 the present company and its preds-
cessors first began in 1901 and mas paid
every year since then with but one eX-
Cepuon.
Tho Imperial Gold & Copper Mining
company of Denver, Colo, So,o0J 0OJ
corporation has filed a copy Of IT'S ar
ticles of Incorporation with the score
tary OF state. The company owns pro-
perty adjoining the Cactus and was
originally promoted by a. b. LOWS
Some fno ore has been shipped and
much work has been done on the pro-
perry. IL is probable that work viii
commence soon on the property
Jesse Knight, president Of the Iron
Blossom property at Tintic, declares he
Is more certain than ever that the
mine win encounter the Colorado ore
Yesterday he declared that the trouble
Is that the friends of Iron Blossom ex-
pect the ore quicker than IL Is a phys
zeal possibility 10 develop t. At pres
ent he says drifting is on the $50 foot
level but that 1t has not advanced far
enough east 10 strike the ore body,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-14
BANK OF ENGLAND
RAISES DISCOUNT RATE

London, Jan. 1.-THE rate Of discount
Of the Bank OF England was raised to-
day from 2is 10 3 per cent. This Is
the first change since May Is OF last
year.
The increase in the rate was generally
anticipated, and WAS due 70 the small
gold reserve which last week stood be-
low 500, 900, 900. being further depleted
today by 5000, 900 by Withdrawals dur
ing the past few days for shipment TO
South America,
Since these Withdrawals an unexpect-
ed influx Of gold from the country
raised the reserves as shown in to-
days bank return to little above $780,
OO0. 600 But against the general drain,
only small amounts have been coming
from Egyp4, and for many months the
bank has been unable to obtain the
weekly supplies arriving from the
mines, as France has been a persistent
buyer Of the metal, presumably In prep
aratlon for the new Russian loan. With
the banks reserve at such a low ebb
the high rate is necessary to attract
gold imports as well as check continual
demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-14
COLE-RYAN PEOPLE
CONTROL GIROUX
Accumulated Much OF Company
Stock During the Month
OF September.
NUMBER DIRECTORS REDUCED
Company Has Million and Hair Ia
Trca-urY--Turns Down Oncr 81
Copper Mines Company

That the Colc-Ryan people ere now
IN control of the Gfroux Consolidated
and win dictate the policy of the come
pany was made known IN Boston this
morning. jones a. Pollock d. co,
this morning received the following
over their private wire.
The Boston News Bureau says. The
entrance Of the Cole-Ryan interests in
10 the affairs of the Giroux Consoli-
dated dates back 90 last september,
when a mysterious accumulation OF the
oompanys shares was iu progress
Very recently the directors OF the com
pany have been considering an infor-
NAL bid for the companys Nevada
property by the copper Mines company
in which William b. Thompson OF New
York Us q dominating interest. but TINS
OFFER was opposed from the start by
several directors. The company Is de
ciarcd 10 have in is treasury at present
ST. 100000 derived from the sale or
900. 600 bonds "a year ago, and rom
the taking up of the Stnlmau r. Keely
option on 10000 shares at par value 81
s. As the control OF the company's
shares has been maintained In pool
which docs not expire until June, 1910,
ii was necessary for the present man
aremcut 10 come 10 an agreement with
the Coic-Ryan interest in regard 70 fu-
tare policies The board OF directors
win therefore be scaled from ~ az
present to nine. and three classes VIII
he made. composed OF three each, the
first 20 serve for three years, the sec
Ond for two years, and the third for
one year The Cole Ryan people prob
ably win have representatives in the
first two classes, leaving the one year
class 10 be filled by the present repre-
sentatives Of the GirouN Mining COM
pany. In this shifting IL will become
necessary ultimately for nine GirouX
directors 10 resign.
FOR the purpose OF increasing the
amount OF authorized bonds, and 10 I'M
crease the capital stock. the stocl0hold-
ors will be called in a special meeting
10 be held February .. Immediately fol-
lowing the annual meeting for the same
date. The movement Of the Cole-Ryan
interests In acquiring the CirouX prop
ertv is a. stragotic one, and believed
10 have an indirect bearing on the plant
or the new International Smelling a.
Renning company, which is also 70
make formal announcement OF its plan
in opposition TO the Guggenheims soon.
The Groux property, Il win be re
called, IL adjoiuied on the east and
west by the Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland Ely mines. In which the
GugEenheims are controlling factors.
A custom smelter on the GirouX prop
erty 20 treat custom ores from the
Goldheld mines IS not an unlikely de-
velopment