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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14
THE CASE OF JUDGE WILLIAMS.

SOM days ago this paper coWmen'-
ed up-n the case of Attorney General
elect Williams. who is und indict-
ment in West Virginia fer assault,
stating that there qppt arsd to be no
reason ehy Governor Swasson should
attempt 10 find an excuse fer refusing
to honor reauisition from the COVER
nor of West Virginia for the ARE ST
q the V.rg.nian. Since that time. 1t
has been STATED that the quisiiion had
been issued. and that Judge williams
would 20 to West Virginia without
waiting for the pspens. Judge VIII
liams has been silent. however, and
just what Is the situation is not
Known.
The Richmc nd News Leader about
expresses the view Of this papor in
regard TO The matter:
'What on earth has become of At
tosney General-tnct Wiliams? He -
wanted Ia West Virginia IL Is in
conceivable that he will permit him
self to be made the subis Ct of n rs-
qu sition fr,m that State and TO be
handed over TO the authorities there
Ike an ordinary criminal or fugitive
from Justice He has been elected TO
n high aud dignified Office in this
G. mmonwS attn. His own dignity. the
dignity OF Virginia and the dignity o.
his Office demand that he submit
promptly and openly TO the law OF
our neightor State.
In cur view Of the whole course OF
the West Virginia authorities in this
matter has been disgraceful But the
fact that West Virginia hes acted
adly Is all the more reason why Old
Virginia and her representatives
eh- uld give an example and lllustTa-
tion Of dgnihed and orderly conduct
and strict obedience to the law and
the constitute authorities.
WE think the people of Virginia
are unanimous IN the opinion that
Mr.. Wilkins should go to Va ST Nir-
ginia as fast as he can get there.
submit himself 10 the court, face the
issue and meet the consequences
Whatever sympathy We may have
with his act in smashing hi open
court the head Of the man who IN
splttd him, We must realize the fact
that he violated the law. has been
indicted by a grand jury and sum
monsd 10 answer and stand trial 80
IF the jury Is unjust the presiding
judge will have the right to set aside
or modify the v>rdict. If the judge
erIs, the defendant will have The
right of appeal to the Supreme CoEt I.
Whatever the cnancs or the oonse-
cuences may be, it Is the plan duty OF
this judicial officer and citizen of Nlr-
ginia to submit himself to the courts
of the State. the laws CT which ne
is accused formally OF violating. . -
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statewide campaign VIII be launch
ed when the league holds It's an
nual meeting shortly is a . certainty,
and II appears 10 be almost equally
as certain that the agents Of the
organization win secure very
formidable petition for presentation TO
the legislature.
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SMALL BOAT cAPsIzEs.
Launch OF 5sttleship Connecticut
Gees to Rescue Of Men.

\ small boat was cspsized in HamD-
ten Reads near Old Point yesterday
afternoon about $50 O'Clock during
the heavy storm which was sweep ng
the Ro1ds. A launch from the battle
ship Connectcut went to the reSc-e
& the two men who were in the
swamped crasi and Il IS Supposed that
Thy were saved However. no de-
tails OF the accident could be ascer-
tanned last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-14
Ssund for Is Years

by Indigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $500 40 worth Q: medi-
cine in vain. b. +. Ayscue, OF lngie-
side. " C.. at last used DIR. Kings
New Life pills. and writes they Who'll
ly cured him. They cure Constipa-
ticn, Bifousness, Sick headache.
stomach, Liver. Kidney and Bowel
troubles. 25c. At Academy Pharmacy
Drug Co. ard Peuoid Drug Co.
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cr70HE season Of resenera,ed feeling-ihe
season Of kindlinz no, merely the hTe OF
Ii hospitality in the hall. but the genial
fame Of charity in the hear. He who can turn
churi.hly away from contemplating the ieleiiy
Of has fellow beings. and can 81, down darkhns
and repining in his loneliness when all around
is Joyful. may have his moments OF selfish graf.
sesron. bu, he wants the genial and social
,vnpa,hies which constitute the charm OF .
Merry Chris,Has-W Washington Irving.
UHY CHRISTMAS wish for all is thai
Wll they may taste the sweetness OF love.
u y enter into the Joys OF friendship. anc
know the divine benefcence Of helping someone
at presen, less fortunate than themselves. 10
these words are We to fnd the living spFt oil
the human and eternal Christmas. he uri-
yersal slsdness Of Christmas is prOPoriioned ie
the ex,-n, Of its unselashness. People are happy
net in what they &c, 50 much as IN what the,
s:ve.-Niinos ]. Savage.
4 y
~ ND there were in the same country sheP-
Nv herds abiding in the fed. keeping watch
Il u over Their aoek by night And 10. the
sasel Of the Lord came upon th-n. and the siorJ
oil the Lord shonc around sbou, them. and they
were tore AFRAID And the angel said unto them:
Fear not. for behold bring you good ndings Of
great joy which shall be to sd people. Fer unto
you Is born this day in the city Of David.
SAVIOR. which is Chlisi the Lord From the
Gospel Of ST. Luke.
* + 4
q ANITA CLAUS remains. by virtue Of
~ a common understanding that childhood
~ shall cot be dssPOled Of one Of its
most ehenahed beliefs. either by the mytho!ogst.
with his sun myth theory. or the scien,ia. with
his hsanle-s dstnbe against saperaitions. he
who does not Sc. in the legend Of Santa Claus
b<su.iful fsish on the one SIDE. and the native
embodiment Of divine fact on the other. is not
Ct to have place ct the Christmas board
Hamslioa Wnehs Mab;e.
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m HRlSTMAS i not OILY mile mark Of
~ another year. moving US to thoughts OF
~ self-examins,ion. il j, a season. from all
Is associations. whether domestic or religious.
susgesise thoughts 81 Joy. A man dissatisfied
with his endesvou Is man tempted to ssdnes-
And IN the midst OF winter. when his bic runs
lo~es and he is reminded Of the empty chars
Of bis beloved. It i. well he should be condemned
u he fsskioa OF he SMILING isse.-RObsa
Louis Stevenson.
HNOW nsEy old r-eolleciions snd how
IL many dormant ynPaihies docs tho
~ IL Christmas time awskenl Happy. happy
ChFsimas. that can win US back to the delusioa,
Of ovfsehidi,h days; that can recall to The old
man the pleasures Of his youth: tia, can trans
pot The ssilos and the traveller thousands Of mics
away. back 10 his own 6resde and his que,
home Elii your glass again. with a merry face
and eou,.n,ed heart. OR he on Il. but your
Chnsnss shall be merry and your New Year .
happy oss.-Chsrles Dlskeas.
HNEAiEMBER that Is surely Is N that
iN[ bah, he a, BeshEehsm shere lay he
IL ~ power whick has run through all the
weird. tie power ~hieh makes Jsdes -busa Ike
. sss fOssver. The power ~hich has tsanshzsr-d
hiaOsyss.hc power ~hieh has made nihOas
ct nen Is Joyous servants th> power Of the
n5lehnsras yet to Be. 80 surely in the hsnbles
rouIs humble oertaiuiy that 4 does love Chns,.
there hes eslSldcd Ell he pos1bs.s,y 81 tie EOs
Psrseei ss:ssAOod.-PhIlip. Books.
TT Ss sod ,hiag 70 ob,-r,e Christmas D-y.
The mere naskias q taes and scsso-s.
IL ~hca nea .gcs 10 ssop ~ok sa3 ale
merry ios<fscs. y q We and Wholesome Custom.
} hslgs ere 10 I'll he supremacy q tie oounoa
&c ever tie izdssi5uai he h seninis q nsa
70 ~ BE c~a lsiie vss'eh. nov ssd ,ien. b. the
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sa<.--iisay Nsa Dyte.
q OPPOSE ao,s csn. % Chrssns, Dsv
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s,sd-cne-. dsnns thn la y,ar. Wi hep NJ.
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lrs,r ~osl1 bsio sny or q o. whsf ~,
- szg ea- q - 70 scnd 10 de hsaaa h..s
ihri hs sysa ~ ooursr Or he bujea aid
h.-f q ,hs d-y.-M.rprss D.lss3.
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The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
DETROITERS OUT TO MAKE
NJ A. c. BASKETBALL TEAM
Fred Busch Has Fine Cnance 10 DC
Forward Whiie Bateson OF Central
May Be Center

EAST LANSING Mich Dec -
With fully 80 candidates on hand. the
basketball practice has started In rear
earnest at NJ & for what promises
70 be one OF the best seasons team
AZ this institution has ever had. Cap
tam Hanish. Campbell and Mchenna
are the three varsity men from last
wears team Competition for the
vacant places is extremely keen.
Fred Busch formerly OF Detroit Cen
tral High and u. T. ;, Is making .
strong bid for the other forward post
ton He is playing remarkanlf
game However he has no cinch OF
the iob as Spencer. Saginaw BOY. j.
fasr learning intercollegiate style o'
plaY and is making several take
notice of his PLAYING The vacant
euard position seems az III" present
time to be going in the direction oi
Chauberiin. one Of last year Scruos
The center position Is AZ the present
time The least decided OF any amp
hell OF last years tear. has not a.
vet nut in an appearance and when h'
does may upset all present doping
Ratason formerly OF Detroit Central
Hiah seems about as good or a niue
hetter than anything that has yet
shown up.
n is Coach Brewers plan 10 give
tho team tour OF the east during
christmas holidays Another trip IS
manned FOR the spring, which VIII
take the Farmers 70 the south"ard.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
ALLERD|CE LEADS !
IN POINTS SCORED
Michigan Captain More Effective
Than Coy, OF Yale, and Gets
Nearly Half Teams Total

According TO the Michigan Daily. ia
Dave Allerdicc belongs the honor OF
scoring more points than any other
man ON any college eleven this year
In the seven games played. Allerdioe
kicked seven goals from the field,
three Of which were made in the q. :
l.. game -Four touchdowns and nj
teen goals from tOuchdowns out ol
sixteen attempts gave a total OF oO
points scored by A11crdtCe.
Coy uf Yale. who leads the eastern
pig skin artists. in the number OF
points scored. falls short of Allerdicc :
record by six points
MaCidsohn. for Michigan, is second
i'm number OF points scored. with TWEEN
u. followed by I.awton with fifteen.
Wells ten. Borleske ten, and Was
mund five.
During the season just closed Mich
igan made one hundred sixteen points
TO their opponents thirty-four.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CAN 7 UNDERSTAND
JEFF'S ATTITUDE
New York Folks Believe the Former
Champion Is None Too Sure OF
His Ability To Win Bout

NEW YORK Dee. 6.-Is Jim Jeffncs
fearful over the outcome OF his COM
ing pugiIistic encounter With III
Artha Johnson? Else why should the
former King OF the heavy weights in-
sist on a - and - per cent division
Of the purse-t that Sl0l 900 and tho
additional rakeOf from the picture
money! This question is racking the
brains or local students OF the ring
game In the uidon days Jef never
haegled over whack-up OF the coin
he always took it FOR granted that
ouly victory would fall TO his lot Is
the argument heard along Broadway
Neither principal il noted as "a
lightning iiuisher In the majority OF
his contests ieffries won by sheer
brute strength after beating his op-
poneut into state OF helplessness.
johnson carries tho harder punch of
the two IL is argued. and If knock
ont comes in the early stages. man
hgufe the black thunderbolt the man
10 turn the trick.
Perhaps n is the thought OF the
distance TO be covered and the many
chances for slip that's worrying
the giant Californian
That the championship title Will be
decidcd i'm Utah also is the belief Of
many veterans oi the game. When
TEX" Richard blew into town with
the announcement that he had every
thing arranged 20 hold the mill in the
vicinity Of SAT- Lake city local critics
thought the smiling promoter was "A
hit OF in tho bclfry But Rickard
stood his ground, backing mp The
claim with the statement that Ee
knew whcrcof he spoke
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
JEFF PICKS CLEVER
men TO TRAIN HIM
FOR JOHNSON
Jim Corbett, Kid Mccoy and Jack
"Twin" Sullivan, the Men
He Will Have at His
Training Quarters
New York Experts Cntlcise His Sc
lection. Believing He Should Have
Gotten More Aggressive Men.

NEW YORK Zee james j
Jcnries. in his training for his hsht
with Johnson. announces that James
}. Corbctt Kid Mccoy sam Berget
and Jack (Twinp Sullivan Viii he his
"sparriug partners.
ENers one ~ thcn ~ known eS %
clever fghtcr" but sporting writer's
declare there isn't a real punch in tito
whole lot.
Robert Edgrcn OF thy Evening
World. "A stauuch adhercnt ot Jcnri'S.
does not like the bunch as training
partners
"A few weeks-ago writes Ej-ren
~Jenries said he was coiu- fo Get tNo
u three of the roughest ana toughest
men he could hud and have Them belt
him all over the lot, until he heeame
So hard-hidcd that nothing could hu't
him.
70 me hat seems Tar better plan
han 20 work with Two such tappers
as Jim Corbett and JACK TTWTUT SU1t7-
van. neither of whom could make a
dent in the Jefries of few years
ago OF course JehrieS might pcN
mn a few pointers in cleverneSs. hut
ne doesn't need cleverness 10 whip
johnson. he needs endurance and az
gressiveness
"Fitzsimmons is The man 90 train
Jenries He could make the giant eN-
tend himself The man who actually
fights IN his training has great al
vantage over the man who gels the
habit OF being tapped lightly auo @l"'-
erly and of tapping !shuy awi clever
IL i'm return"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
COY WILL Be
COACH At YALE
Follows Usual Custom of Gradual
ing Captains by Returning To In
struct Following Years Team.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. cap
tain Fred DAILY, ~ the Yale football
team today announced the appoint
ment OF Edward II. Coy. full back OF
the Yale team for three years and cap
tain " the present eleven. as head
coach for next year.
II was thought that Captain Coy
would 40 To Cloquet Immediately after
commencement and go in the lumber
business with his brother, Sherman
Coy But. owing 20 the poor outlook
for a team next year. Coy thinks TINS
would be showing the white feather
according 10 his friends. and will stay
through rhc season
There will be only few veterans
back Fitzpatrick and Vaughan. ends.
Howe, quarter beck, and DAILY Aalf
pack
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
NAV|N LAYS FOR"
HUMBLEO TIGERS
In Wait IN His Office With Contracts
Ready and Ink on the Pen, For
BOYS To Talk Business.

The Tiger tourists are back from,
Cuba and, FOR day or two most ot
them viii hang around Detroit re-
newing old acquainrances ana event
ually drifting around TO the baseball
office where President Navin sits IN
wait. with contracts all made out and
a pen ready for signature
The champs are i'm Il far more
humble frame OF mind than az tly
close OF their regular campaign or
even after they had scrappeI ont tine
worlds series TO a CORY finish with
the Pirates.
They lett cuba with the Cuban
magnates pointing To the hArbor cxi.
and waving enthusiastic farewe,is.
They were beaten and made 10 llke Il
"a new experience for them, at tne
hands OF anything but a bunch OF Na.
tjonal league champions.
Mr. Nayin never TOOK adyantas" ot
a ball PLAYER i'm his life but the
humble mien of his men right noM
seems favorable 10 reasonable discus
sion OF terms
The first of the tourists 20 afIiX his
rame to contract was Charlie
O OLeary who signed Monday morning
Charlie has always been satisfied with
the treatment he mas received nero.
though there vas some talk az taa
time Schaefer va, traded the Champ,
nifty little infeider showed that the
absence If his pal would cat mo- figure
IN his Willingness to return TO ne
city whore he has PLAYED -uch good
Lall for tho past i've seasons
In general the Tigers have no oN-
cuses for their rOut ou the island.
They believe that the regular ram
wouldn't have lost game but admit
that thcy greatly missed the "rec"-
,uc crew which remained h"hih.
largely identified with Tho automob'lt
industry Their prediction regarding
tho problcmatical success uf SchaoIcr's
band of tourists is not of the Opt.
mi-tlc order
The Cuban trip proved a good thin-
6nancially. netting rho men 500
spiece. over and above. But MatiY
NcTntyre VIII probably be the oEi~
ono 10 repeat the trip i1rtho seasons
~ The ---- eIturc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
B. NELSON LOOKING
COUNTRY OVER FOR
A SUCCESSOR
That Is Said To Be His Purpose in
Trying Out All Possible Local
Talent on Present Theat-
rical Tour.
Ambitious Detroiters Will Have
Their Chance Next Week, as Bat
Has Cut Out Sparring Partners.
By JOHN r. ROBINSON.

Battling Nelson, always original. has
introduced the latest thing III getting
sparring partners. Instead OF carry.
ing around a man with him To hippo
dromc through three rounds. the Dane
ls taking on the best looking boxers
in every town. aud giving them m
opportunity To show their worth again.
st worlds champion. Besides boom
ing boxing in the various cities in
which Nelson is appearing at present
in his theatrical contract, the
champion lightweight is also uncover.
ing some real material with the gloves.
and when his own days in the ring are
over. IL would not be surprising IL
he sent back for some OF the boxers
who are getting their real start work
ing with him. and cnlisting them in
his own hghting camp.
Showing this week i'm Buffalo Mel.
son has n different sparring' partner
for every night Any boxer with the
proper recommendation is invited 10
appear. and II there are moro tnau UUr
for any night. Nelson boxes with two
or three. The more that appear the
better the Dane likes it,
In Boston Nelson worked with no
less than twelve sparring partners.
one of whom tried 10 double cross the
champion. and almost successded IN
getting the Danes name in his knock
out list In Albany. New York. he
had five men in three days, and In
Schenectady he worked with four. In
Montreal he used an even half a doz-
en-. and Toronto, owing To strict po-
lice regulations. had TO be content
with three One OF these men floored
the Dane with a chance blow. bar
Nelson took the joke on himself with
smile and instantly began To like
his opponent.
In Detroit, where Nelson appears at
the Avenue Theater all next week.
the young boxers are invited To ap-
pear at the stage door with their
credentials every afternoon and even
ing Nelson makes IL "A rule TO haN'
regular partner who is given a reSt
when the "comers" are working. 81
that in the event OF the local men not
accepting the invitation, he can be
certain To go through with his bout
for the benefit OF the audience. He
makes no attempt TO knock out re
Corners" being content 10 box fa>t
with them. but he wants them to 50
after him hammer and tongs, and 90
the best they can.
So far. the experiment has proved
great success, and Nelson declares
IL is the best idea he has ever used
In being certain OF sustaining local
interest in his appearances.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
ACTRESS OFFER
SPURS RIDERS ON
Bonus OF 500 To Team That Gained
Lap in Race Resulted in Frac-
ture of the Long Tie Score

MADISON SQUA ARE GARDEN.
NEW YORK. Dec. IA period ot Wi'a
.ptutiug m the sN-day bicycle race
ceased Tor time at six O'Clock CHS
morning ami the riders settled down
60 spell OF steady riding. regaining
strength for the next bunch Of spirits
4 "a result of the sprints all yes;er-
cay 5fTgTn0ON ana Iasr UTgtrt tfrr-
teams lcft in the race aFe today rid
ing iu three divisions In the first
division are Mcfarland and Clark,
Rutt and Stul Root and Folger. Law
son and De Mara. Walthour and Col
lins CAMERON and krchs. Mitten ahd
West Halsteaa aiic Lawrence. Pye and
Hehir and Calvin and keegan, cacn
With 60 miles three laps
In the second division lap to the
rear. are Anderson and Nanoni. Hili
and Stein and the Georget brothers.
while Germaiu and Carapezzi who
teamed up after their teammates had
been put out OF the race by accidents.
are barely two miles in the rear, with
600 miles. two laps. The previous
record is 669 miles laps, made ~
1905
The sprint which gained the lap foi
the leaders occurred about o'cloc.
this morning when a wellknown
actress offered sl00 10 the first team
gaining the lap The sleepy old garden
ewoke while Root. Rutt and Wal
thour took turns AZ leading the flying
bunch F0T mOTG t1Tar Srrr ffTt'ttt ff----
kent il up and AZ six O'Clock the riders
were six laps ahead OF the previous
best record Then however. they let
things drop for a time ana at O'Clock
we're few laps behind the record, 3ut
still watching for the Jump that
means sprint
Race followers declare the records
of all six-day races will fall before
the week is past
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
LEFT $4,000 FOR EACH.
Michigan minnesota Receipts Totaled
S26, 400, Split Even.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. Ga report
from Helon Leach, university. mana
ger OF athletics, showed that Mime
sofas share in the gate receipts in
the Michigan game amounted to sl3,.
200 The total gate receipts were
SIC 900. OF which Michigan took one
half. MinnesOtSs net proceeds OF no
Wisconsin game aggregated $3.50.
Ieachs statement showed that Mimi.
sofa cleared about $4,000 on football
this season