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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

BEFORE 1T GETS FAIRLY
STARTED TO TAKE ROOT THE
VALUES WILL DOUBLE AND
TREBLE. GET A LOT NOW.
REAP THE BENEFIT OF THIS
ADVANCE.
5000.
$40 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH.
WE'LL TAKE YOU. SEE US.
F. A. CHASE & co.
607 SPRAGUE AVENUE
PHONE, MAIN 179.
Six room house and six lots at Gar
den Springs, good soil; $1,000,
terms. BY owner, l.. A. Martell.
New four room bungalow, two
porches, wood house, fine lot, ~
mile circle, south side. Price $500,
5000 cash, balance $40 per month
and per cent interest.
SULLIVAN INVESTMENT co.
IL Bernard Street
For sale-Equity in two choice
residence lots. Inquire 913 West
Fourth.
Snap-10 acres Moran Prairie, near
station and fine location. Owner
needs money and will sell for
$4,000.
WEBB REALTY CO..
Howard and First. M. 80
Sacrifice five room modern house,
804 Alice; Post street car;
terms; owner, no agents.
Will sell IN lots for the price OF
one lot. Telephone Maxwell
964. II
$3.50 piano, $500. See it at 112
South Lincoln street.
$3.50 buys good paying grocery
close in on First avenue.
THOMPSON-GILLIS INV. co.
SIS Washington st. Main $3.50.
For sale-Central hotel, Hillyard,
Wash: 23 regular boarders;
good transient trade; $3.50 cash.
$500 on terms good security. Lock
Box 1902, Hillyard, Wash.
Eighteen room lodging house for
sale. Will trade city real estate.
212h N. Division. M. e. Dolan.
Two lots on East Pacific, with five
room house; street grade paid;
for $3.50; half cash. Two lots on
East Sharp; 50x142 each; one is a
corner; price $1,000 for both; $500
cash. Phone Main 1867 after p.
m. Ask for Scott.
$21O0-$400 cash, $40 and interest.
buys five room modern cottage,
close to car; good location; snap.
$14OO-$200 cash and balance SIS
and insurance per month, buys four
room cottage, close to car and good
location; fine neighborhood
$1350-$100 cash and $12 a
month, with interest, buys good
four room cottage, in fine neighbour.
hood; big lot; cheaper than paying
rent.
500 buys two lots. 100x125, on
North Riverton avenue, close to
car, good location for chicken
ranch. The best location on north
side; investigate.
ROGERS & ROGERS,
Hyde Block. Phone 1872.
Insurance. Rentals.
Fine big lot in Vista Heights, on
Empire avenue. Only $3.50; $40
cash for few days.
Level lot hscsolio5AM.-o c
Level lot in school section, near
Recreation park. $500 $25 cash.
Four room modern near Division
street, inside the two mile circle.
$50 cash; only SITS.
New five room modern. Close to
car and school. 500 cash. You
must hurry. Only $3.50.
HYE, WATSON. XIX & CO..
1928 Exchange Bank Building
Phone Main 83
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F. A. CHASE & CO.
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ADDITION

PLANT YOUR MONEY WHERE
1T WILL GROW!
NO BETTER PLACE IN ALL.
SPOKANE THAN IN THIS AID
DITION.
BEFORE 1T GETS FAIRLY
STARTED TO TAKE ROOT THE
VALUES WILL DOUBLE AND
TREBLE. GET A LOT NOW.
REAP THE BENEFIT OF THIS
ADVANCE.
5000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

$3.50 buys good paying grocery
close in on First avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

Two lots on East Pacific, with five
room house; street grade paid;
for $3.50; half cash. Two lots on
East Sharp; 50x142 each; one is a
corner; price $1,000 for both; $500
cash. Phone Main 1867 after 6 p.
m. Ask for Scott.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

THOMPSON-GILLIS INV. CO.
SIS Washington st. Main $3.50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

Will sell IN lots for the price OF
one lot. Telephone Maxwell
964. II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

$3.50 piano, $500. See 1t at 112
South Lincoln street.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-27

Samuel T. Crane, Lawyer. 40 Co.
lumbia Bid. Phone Main 932&
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Wanted--500 people to look oven
100 second hand bicycles. Prices
are on them. G. p. Burch, 222 w.
Sprague.
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New four room bungalow, two
porches, wood house, fine lot, ~
mile circle, south side. Price $500,
5000 cash, balance $40 per month
and per cent interest.
SULLIVAN INVESTMENT co.
IL Bernard Street
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The Washington times., 1909-03-11
HOSPITAL CORPS
HAS STRONG NINE
Recruits From College and
Professional Ranks Prom
Use Fast Aggregation.

Members OF the Hospital Corps base
ball team at Washington barracks have
reorganized FOR the coming season. and
with the addition OF several new men.
should turn out faster team than
last year.
Many OF the officers vino are attend
ing the medical school AZ the barracks.
have expressed p desire 20 help the
team and as a number are ex-college
players. their assistance IN coaching the
team will be a great help 70 the litter
carriers
Captain Reynolds. commanding officer
OF Company c, is expected to piav sec
ond base and WIN strengthen the in
field considerably Other fast men in
the infield viii be Hamilton. Cortier.
BenWay, Burton, and LongwOrth
The aggregation viii have a strong
bunch OF twiriers in Hudgins and Sla-
ter. the latter being a Brooklyn man,
and also an ex-COnneCtiCUt league
man. LongTOrth, a southpaw, is new
this year
Corporal Moreton. who played right
field last year, has been elected captain
of the team, and Sergeant Anderson
will be mana ger.
On June Is. the Hospital Corps viii
be transferred to the Walter Reed Mem
orial Hospital at BrightWood. where a
new diamond viii be laid OF and ar
rangements made for a small grand
stand.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
BOWLING CONGRESS
IN SESSION TODAY
General Business TO Be En-
acted BY Booy-Leading
Scores in Tourney.

PITTSBURG, Pa March n--Wfth
delegates present from practically every
CITY and rown in the country, the an
nuaI meeting OF the American Bowling
Congress convened at Ia o'clock today
August Hermann. of Cincinnati, pres
ident of the Congress, was in the chair.
The principal business viii be TO receive
reports Of the officers and executive
committed The choice OF a convention
city for 1916 Tlay also be reached today
Unless Detroit can furnish more suit
able building than has yet been named.
il is the consensus of opinion that 1910
tournament will 20 To some other city.
SO far the Western bowIers are Tar in
the lead in the roll.
TIE highest scores IL tia several
events follow:
Individual Ct Bruggerman. Sioux
CITY. 691: f. Peterson, Chicago, eizs
HEINZ Hayes. Sioux City, S63; Fred
Fbet, Milwaukee, $50; James Blouin,
Chicago, sol
Two nen-Eick-Novak. Toledo. 1,90l;
SeIbach- Collins. Columbus, Ohio, 1,ly2
McQuouwn Seng, Braddock. Lib
Broghtman-Shea. Mansfield, Ohio, LIS;
Fatshorn-DOrf, Chicago. LIS
F'ive-men teams - Lpman, chicago,
2sS2: Melrose, Chicago. 2,S35; KlondilIe,
Toledo. 2,7Ss; GlenwoOd, Chicago, z154,
Blue Ribbon Buffalo. 2-TS9-
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
Major Clubs Dobn to Real Work
At Training Camps in South
VERY LATEST CURVE
IS "SALOME TWIST"
New Bender Said 10 Be Child of
Billy Campbell's Fertile
Brain.

And now comes the ''SaIome twist. 80
The latest wrinkle in the bender line is
said 10 be the creation Of Billy Camp
bell, the southpsty twirier OF the Gin
cinnati Reds. Campbell prscticed the
curve last fail. He ssiC nothing about IL
until the team went 20 Cuba. Then he
surprised his teammates by springing IL.
The 'Salome" is an underhand spit
ter" delivered with the left hand
Bunny PeaTce, who caught Campbell
when the latter introduced the twist
says that II is the hardest baIl TO hit
he ever saw
Talk about your wild and woolly
twists, this stunt of Campbell has
Their, all beaten a block. says Bunny.
1T comes up to the plate in bust
nesslike manner. so easy that the bat
ter gets ready TO knock il a dozen miles
off. He swats away Ike q good fellow.
bit he generally hits where the bah
isn't. for the sphere performs a sort OF
Sa'JIIre dance Just before reaching the
pl ace, and twists out OF the reach OF the
hat 20 eaSily that the batter gasps.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
WACO TEAM GIVES
GIANT COLTS SCARE
Arrival of MathewSon Livens the
Camp-Arthur Devhn Is
Expected Today.

WACO. Texas, March 1.-THE near
defeat here Of = team Of New York
players by the Waco Texas League
team and the arrival Of Christy Ma
thewson al Marlin livened camp life for
the Giants yesterday.
The game here was turned from what
looked ike certain defeat TO a victory
by one run through the offices OF
'Rube" Marquard, who went to the
rescue Of Holmes in the niath inning,
The final score was II TO 10, and it WAS
a sorry exhibition.
Matty arrived i'm Marlin at noon,
and his arm felt so good that he got
into the daily battle between the regu-
lars and scrub team captained by Nc
Graw Arthur Devlin did not show
up, and may come ia today.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
By ]. R. HILDEBRAND.

Or. Wiber is TO be commended for
Bis prompt action today when viola
tions Of the A. A. L. rules in connec-
ton with the Georgetown meet were
brought to his attention.
Georgetown should court a thor
cush investigation of the reasons for
ths nonappearance of I'VE advertised
tthletic stars at the GEORGETOWN
games. The sport public will vel
GONE it. This action marks the be-
ginning OF crusad. to put an end
10 the practice OF advertising stars
"ho fail to appear.
When the public pays out good
money TO see athletes OF recognized
merit 1t does not relish midget relay
saces for a substitute.
This effort TO fix the responsibility
hn this case is not aimed at George
fo-n- Manager Corcoran should CO.
operate heartily with the 4. A. L. Of
hcials in bringing the offenders to jus
tice il his position is assured. II his
statement that ne has the entries Of
these men in his possession is true he
has nothing 10 fear. But he should
realize that little wholesome discipline
administered to the Gotham stars would
70 farther TO vindicate Georgetown
than his unsupported statement that
the management is not 20 blame.
The criticism aimed at DR.. Wiber for
his failure 10 act in similar cases is
not wholly fair. Inasmuch as the A. A.
L has long been accused Of being too
ssvere on technicalities u seems strange
that charges Of Isxity in discipline
should now be forthcoming from the
same sources. DR.. Wiber probably real
izes the difficulty Of whipping 400 or
more athletes IN line. and showed 2 fine
sense Of Instrumentation which should
be an example 20 officials i'm the Ne
uSpolitsn Association, when lie failed
10 raise = biz hue and cry over the non
appearance OF Johnny Jones In the
seventh grade relay. Other CO sex oc-
cured las year Nieu MANAGERS vsore
pouhed b. athletes that they could not
compete for plausible excuses. This
preoa ution placed them beyond the arm
Of A. A. l. discipline.
Whether through = tendency 10 take
advantage Of this attitude or through a
coincidence, stellar attractions have
failed Ia materialize at each Of the
three meets here here this winter.
When such a condition arises the oues-
lion is no longer one Of expediency. but
OF simple justice. TO a public that pays
10 see what managers fail to provide
Tender considerations for a manager or
promoter fade away before the rights
OF sport followers.
Whatever may be the opinion Of the
insction Of the A A. L. on former oc-
cssions IL now deserves the support Of
clean sportsrnen in It's efforts to stamp
out this abuse.
II the condoning OF previous offenses
implies that these officials are ''negli-
gent or incompetent" that IS all the
more reason why they should start out
now on The right track.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
IA. i. WILL ADOPT
TINES SUGGESTION
Nonappearance of Athletes
at Georgetown Games
Subject of Investigation.
DR.. WIBER LEADS
IN THE CRUSADE
Marks Beginning of Movement to
Protect Public From Misrepre-
sentstion BY Managers.

Following a general demand of
s1e sport public, expressed through
The Times yesterday, that some ac-
ton be taken to insure the appear
ence of athletes advertised to COM
pete at athletic meets, DR.. d. {.
Niber, representing the A. A. H.,
this morning declared to a Times
representative that he will TODAY
take steps to place the responsibility
for the absence of Cooke, Lee.
Driscoll, Pilgrim, and Sedley, Sched-
hled to appear at the Georgetown
game last Saturday.
DR.. Wiber will first request Man
eger Corcoran 10 produce the en-
tries of these athletes, and if it is
found that they neglected to appear
after forwarding bona fide blanks
measures will at once be taken 10
punish the offenders. The attention
OF the Metropolitan Association has
already been called to the case by
DR.. Wiber.
Should it be found that these ath-
letes were advertised on their mere
verbal declaration to compete a
sanction for the Georgetown meet
OF next year will probably be with
held until reparation is made.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
ABSENCE OF VETS
MAY BE BLESSING
Youngsters in Camp of Maps and
SOx Gain Confidence in
Workouts.

MOBILE. Ala, March 1L-WhHe the
veteran Maps are bemoanlng the illness
OF Catcher Harry Bemis. and while the
players OF the White SoX are worrying
about the absence Of Pitcher Ed Walsh.
Il Is almost a certainty that the young
catchers of the Cleveland club and the
recruit twiTieTs on Comiskey's staff are
glad OF the opportunity 10 show just
what they can do.
With all the veteran players IN line
the youngsters do not have the same
chance 10 show their ability.
With Bemis here and Walsh with the
SoX, it's a certainty that the recruit
catchers Of the Nap stan and the rookey
pitchers Of the Sox would not work
with the same ambition They would all
have that "Oh, what's the use" feeling
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
FOUR YEARS SINCE
JAMES HAS TRAINED

NEW YORK, March 11.-"Candidly,
am as far from condition as John l..
Sullivan. who hasn't jonned a nit in
many years 1t is little over four
Ny last fight was with Munroe at San
My last hght was with Monroe at San
Francisco ir 1905. don't see that 7 can
say anything definite regarding the chsl-
lenge just at present. I don't mind
saying. however, that should I get in
condition 1 will be only too delighted 10
tell every one that I am ready not
alone for Johnson, but any one else
who might wish 10 take try.
Asked ~ ne had started IN 10 do any
training. he said he had not.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
Absence of Bush League
Wonders to Tone Down
Lightens Work.
LAKE, OF BOSTON,
HAS LIKE SQUAD
Comparative Success of Two Man.
ayers Presents Pretty Prob
lem For Speculative Fans.
By THOMAS S. RICE.
DEAR FANATICS:

DEAR FANATICS:
GALVESTON, Tex, March u.-Can-
tillons job of training the washington
squad this season has been such a snap
that he is getting ready for a copper on
his bets.
He has no bush league wonders TO
tone down, but knows the merits and
probable chances o. every man All Of
his employees are old-timers, who know
exactly what they want and are taking
it. but the stage for trying inside work
has now arrived. and from now on he
will have TO stand in the center Of the
diamond and boss the details or base
running, sliding, hit-and-run. and hunt
ing. Even then he will have compare
lively little to do. for the Candidates all
know their business, and he has sur
rounded himself by players who are
amenabIe to new systems.
IN this he has the bulge on the St
Louis Browns. who have too many vet
Grams for their own good. II win be In
teresting to note whether Cantillon. Of
Washington, or Lake. OF Boston. who
have teams much alike. will make the
best showing on inside baseball
Bill Rapp and Bert Kelley left last
night for San Saba, Tex TO work with
Pitcher Bill Burns against an Indian
team tomorrow and next day Burns IS
TO meet them at Temple III an antomO-
bile and carry them to san Saba. which
is twenty-four miles frOs1 q railroad
station. Besides the trip they viii get
a bunch of easy money from the stock
raising enthusiasts Of San Saba
Tom Hughes is lining up MS bench
men for the getaway TO Waco on Fri
day night Everybody is willing to go.
not because they want TO leave Calves
ton. but because they anticipate lot
OF fun with the Yanigan transformers.
Waco is an inland town, and warner
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
SKATERS TO RACE
FOR WORLDS TITLE
Premier Professionals Will Partic-
ipate in Championship Event
az Cleveland Tonight.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 1L-Five
of the best professionals in the coun-
try will take part in the championship
skating races at the Elysium Rink to
night, Friday. and Saturday. They are
Johnny Nillson of Minneapolis, Norval
Rahtie Of North Dakota. Morris Wood
OF New York. Peter Sinnerud the Nor
wegian, and Franklin, new conner.
Their meeting is OF such special IN
ferest this time because the first three
named claim the world championship,
ana as such il will probably be Mil
sons final appearance in public con-
tests. He will make every effort 70 sub
stantiate his claim.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
JENNINGS TROUBLED
BY OLD COMPLAINT
Tonsilitis Returns, and SChaefer
May Be Placed in Charge
of Tigers.

PALESTINE. Tex. March u.-TOa-
silitis is threatening "HuEhie" Jennings
The Tiger leader felt his throat and
remarked
1T hurts up here. Guess I'll have
q touch OF tonsilltis- Pretty tough TO
get fl before we even reach the train
Ing camp"
II is one Of the things that Jennings
has cause 70 worry over II Is one
thing that chased him from the coach
ing lines last season and took a lot Of
the atmosphere from Bennett Park II
IL gets a hard grip on him Schaefer
will probably find himself loaded with
duties within the next few days while
HuChie nurses his throat.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
CENTRAL BASEBALL
NINE AT PRACTICE
Team Shows Signs of Old Time
Form In Early Season
Work.

Central Highs baseball team practiced
outdoors yesterday for the first time
since Doc White relinquished the in
structor reins, and at this stage OF the
season looks to be at least a contender
for the first berth.
For Central such prospects mark a
new era. For the past several years
the dark blue and white has been rep
resented by the poorest team ia it's
history, and the sport at the
school has suffered accordingly. Base
ball IS the by-word at the . street In
stitutiJn at present, and there is little
doubt that when the season opens II will
be the Central OF old that fights for
loDOrS
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
ATTELLL DlSPENSES
AN INSOMNIA CURE

PHILADELPHIA, March l1.-~Foxy
Abe Atteli, the featherweight cham
p1on, who has furnished the ring with
many surprises. uncorked a new one last
night in his fight with Young Pierce, OF
Philadelphia, when he delivered a
Knockout blow that did not travel more
han six inches
Pierce received The sleep producer in
the sixth round. The boys had Just
broke from clinch when Atteil shot
his right % the jaw and ended the fight
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
ONLY BOXER
JACK RECOGNIZES

VANCOUVER. =. c.. March 11.-Sam
Fitzpatrick. erstwhile manager of Jack
Johnson the worlds heavyweight
pugiIistic champion, in a statement to-
day said:
johnson will be champion for as
many years as Jeffries held the title
Johnson is not afraid 70 meet Jeffries.
There is only one white man who has
any right in the ring with Johnson.
and that is Jeffr.es, but I don't think
that even Jeffries could beat Jack For
Corbett to fight Johnson would be ri
diculous, and Ketchel is altogether too
small For second choice after JET
fries, / would select Jim Barry, OF Ch -
cago, but really he wouldn't nave a
chance
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
SAGE FOR CATALAN.

CHICAGO, March 1L-Jimmy Calls
han. boss OF the Logan Square, who Vas
recently mentioned in dispatches from
Springfield as 4 candidate for the
United States Senat0rship, has tabled
his political aspirations 10 20 upon the
stage. Jimmy viii unveil q bunch Of
Irish stories in The Boy and the Girl .
Richard Carries new musical play
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
ALL NAP CATCHERS
WILL BE RETAINED

MOBILE. Ala, March 1.-The present
squad OF Maps is not likely 10 be
culled down TO any great extent. OF
course, Larry has a superiority OF
pitchers and outfelders, but Of the
Maps squad OF thirty players IL is prob
able that no more than seven will be
cut loose prior to May Is
The outfield squad numbers nine, in
field but i've. pitchers eleven. and
catchers five. the latter including jim
Mcclure, IsaTT-y's right-hand man
II woald not be surprising II every
on of the catchers was carried all
season
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
Appointment Puts Crimp in
Unglaub'S Aspirations
For Leadership.
RAPP is SLATED
FOR MIKES TEAM
Kahoe TO Lend Wisdom of Expert
enCe-Wind May Hall
Practice Today.

GALVESTON. Tex. March blob
Ganley signed his Washington contract
this morning, and viii be the teams
captain this year
Ganley is enthusiastic about the club,
and predicts he will have a much bet
ter season than last. Bill Rapp is al
most inevitably bound for Minneapolis,
and Will hardly return TO Washington
with the squad.
KahoA will be retained for his expert
ence, e CantillOn needs an old catcher.
II Is damp and very windy here this
morning with poor prospects for good
pra ctice
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
MAY CHANGE RULES.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE intercol-
Iegiate football rules committee will
meet at the Murray Hill Hotel in New
York March . and %. according 10
word received by Coach a A. StaSg. OF
the University OF Chicago tonight. Only
minor changes in the present rules are
expected TO be made.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
FRASER SIGNS.

CHICAGO. HI, MaTrh u.-"Chick''
Frazer Of the pitching STAFF OF the Chi
cago National League team, whose de-
sire for a higher salary has kept him -,
Chicago. instead Of with his teammates
in Arkansas, signed his 1909 contract to-
day. Whether the requested sala-v
raise was preliminary thereto is not
stated.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
BALSAR Is TOUTED
TO PRODUCE GOODS
Departmental Lacquer Will Begin
Practice With Georgetown
in Near Future.

smoke Balsar. who tWirled for the
Interstate Commerce team Of the De-
partmentaI League last season win be-
gin practice with the Georgetown ag-
gregation in the near future.
Balsar pitched the Departmental
League outfit into second place last
season ard should prove a valuable
asset 10 the blue and gray team. With
college coaching II is more than prob
able that Balsar would De greatly i'm
prov q md his WiIdness, which at pres
ent makes him an uncertt in quantity.
in a great measure subdUed. With a
pitching staff OF veterans the youugster
will have 10 show A little more than
his wanted form to land one Of the
regular jobs. but many Of his friends
feel confident he is equal to the occa-
sion and VIII be another Diamond to
the West-end squad.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
CAPRON JOINS HOLD-OUTS.

MEMPHIS, March 11--George Capron,
or Robb, who belongs TO the Mobile
team, but f. also claimed by New York
by the draft rule. is holding out for
more salary, and will probably not be
seen with Mobile this season.
The Washington times., 1909-03-11
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