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Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

II Tour Feet Ache or Burn
get $50 package of Aliens Foot-Ease. IL gives
quick relief. Two million packages sold yearly.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

Faith is obedience, not confidence.
Macdonald.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

Life does rot make US, we make
life.-Kavanez III.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

II tl,u speakest what thou Wit,
thou shalt hear what thou wouids
not.-Bias.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

For children teething, sofens the Rurns REDUCES In
hammatiOn alays pain, cures wind collie 25c bottle.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20
PILES CURED IN TOT DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any ca
If Itchirg Blod. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
hto u da OF mo0ey refunded. bOo.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

Tell a married man he doesn't look
It and he will lie terribly fattered.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20

An insinuation.
Hes ass honest as the day Is long.
Especially In the winter time"
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-03-20
important to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

bob FYtrBimmons gave fame TO
the soIar pI0xna. XII mccoy to the
corkNcrow and Stanley Ketchel TO
the shift. bat II has remained for
lack Johnson. the blsxest and most
Intelligent man Of the black race the
ring haa ever known. 10 pick up the
uppercnt. one Of the oldest blows
in the game. and BY long and care
gui practice mako % 4 as danger
GUS a punch a. ever tighter IN
rorked.
And what beauty II Is. from the
parely Johnsonian standpoint The
ether fellow cant see Il that say.
neither can he SEQ Il coming. be
cause tho champion works II no well
thar Il "a almost impossible 10 80.
cape II. Breast 10 breast or on a
close block or head slip. Johnson
sends II IN equally we'll. The Cal
veston Giant, by fesBsing with hts
left. brings hls opponent Into .
clinch. lie times himself well. and
M the moment that the other fellow
brings his left around the body for
the protection hug. Johnson works
hlmseif the fraction Of an inch to
one side. leaving hiA tight clear Cor
an upward sweep meanwhile hold
Ing his man with bits lcft Just Ear
enough to leave a clear path Tor
the punch. The elbow u held close
10 the body. and johnson brings
himself up. with arm rigid. and
prods his opponent on the chin n
his head IL up. and On the mouth u
II IL down. Al Kaufman found 4
absolutely impossible to Ect away
FROM this punch. Johnson landiag on
mouth and chin tire after time.
The uppercui. whgn the fighters
are half clear. u a far more can.
gerons punch than when delivered
close In. because u has greater
swing. while at The same time. party
Of the second part Is coming in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
LEWIS ANNOUNCES
BROADWAY LINEUP

The lineup for the broadway II
in the EllsnabnrR game this after.
noon haA been announced by Coach
-. Fletcher Lewis Il H..
Center--Miisou
Right guari-Seymour or Grit
fifth.
Right tackio-patten or Wiley.
Right cnd~-Tyrer or Kerr.
Left guard Wiley or Mckay.
Left facklc~-Burt
Left end Smhiley or Sialcop.
Quarter-Capiain Bili Lewis and
Tim Burke.
Left haif--Warrcn
Right hail Smith or Carson.
Fuliback Grove. Burke or Alb.
bolt.
The names first are the ones that
win probably start the game. and
N Eliensburg puts M good fight.
they will remain the entire time.
II Ellensburg Is easier the other
men viii be run In
Every one OF them will probably
play AT least one half
The game viii be called at 1850
sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

The Marathon association, cap.
ltaiixed nj $4,000. was inoorporat.
ed yesterday In the name Of NJ
Robert Guggenheim. Norbert l..
Jaffe of the College Inn and } G.
Gunby.
No bigger or better list Of entries
Tor a Marathon race ever held haa
been made up than that announced
FOR the Guggenhelm Marathon race
here on October ~.
The local promoters are now only
waiting word from New York City
that Dorando has reached this coun.
try. His manager. Lou n. Hour.
man. has promised 10 do the rest
A. Houamana suggestion the
date Of the race WAS made October
~ In order to give the Italian. who
loat the London Olympic to little
Johnny Hayes. of New York, be-.
cause he was helped across the line.
a chance "a gat 10 this country and
hurry across the continent 10 com.
pete here that he might demon.
utarts on this Coast. aa he has IN
the East. that be - the better long
distance runner OF the two Hayes
II 70 run IN the local Marathon race
and DOmndn. according "a Harry
Pollock. OF New York. will run pro
vlded he can reach this country on
time. On account OF tho rainy
weather the promoters did not care
10 set tho date later than Oct. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS|
SARUBB WILL QUIT AFTER
THE GUGGENHE|M MARATHON

Manager McGrath In particularly
eiated az the telegraphic word from
shrub that he will enter the Mara,
thnn here. When Bhrubb was seen
by McGrath NJ Vancouver whom the
latter signed up Johnny Marsh 20
run here. he was anxious 10 enter
but feared that his lex might not
permit him 10 finish the full race.
and he would not care % enter the
race unless he was sure 81 being
able to run tho full distance.
After his races with Marsh at
Vancouver Shfubb went 20 Calgary,
Alberta. bis les permitting him %
run short races 40 Ia ten aud fif.
teen miles II was from there that
he wired Mr.. NcGrath yesterday
that he had finally decided 10 enter
Hia wire stated that he would start
for Seattle tomorrow
shrub has announced that be
will start East IN October on hia
way 90 London. and with the en.
ccption ~ the Seattle Marathon and
a couple 81 races IN Winnipeg and
Toronto Il will be the last time he
viii ever race again. as hs has an
noaneed be viii quit the game for
good and all The game OF today
will lose one Of It's brightest starr
By the withdrawal Of shrubb.
With as fine a bunch OF star
Mhrathoners. the local promoters
are hopeful OF having the worlds
record smashed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
JEFF WIRES
SAM BERGER
HUMAN TALKING MACHINE TO
MEET HIM At DOCK m
NEW YORK.

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2-"Leaye
Paris October 10. meet nae In New
York The above message. 70
ceived by Sam Berger yesterday
from james J. Ieffrien. Ia taken 90
indicate that left VAS sincere when
b. STATED that he NAN determined
20 wrrst The heavy weight lanFelH
from Jack Johnson. the Galveston
negro Berger Immediately got
busy. aud IL trying 90 arrange q
meeting with Geo Little. manager
for the bis dingc. at which the
final articles for the match viii be
signed
10 speaking ~ the eahlcgram 20,
day. uervrr said
What have the doubling Thorn.
asses 10 eAy nosf Mas be they Wili
kesp Ntill Tor n while " johnson
IL hair AZ sincere IN hiR desire te
fight tsffra~a as he Indicated, then
there will be no trouble IN signing
aB with him feffrica has been ON
the iavui IN this matter ever since
ha declared that be would fight
Johnson. and has lived ap 90 ever
statement that be has made thus
far.
When the pair meet In the roped
arenm. believe me when | say that
the big smoke sill be in for the
worst beating that one big man
ever handed % another"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

side. the quarter must beng his
right foot back behind his left, TO
give the back a chance 10 40
straight through. The ball must
be placed In the pit of the backs
stomach.
Unless he gets the ball low the
back cannot bit the line effective.
w. He must keep his hands at hla
side until tho ball IL placed
against his body.
When passing TO a halfback for
n line plunge on HIS left. the guar.
ter should turn. step to the left
and simultaneously pass the ball
on a line a little lower than the
waist. Successful plays outside
tackle or around end depend much
upon the passing Speed Ia noces.
sary, and unless the pass Is sure,
no back can start quickly
Pass the ball Just ahead OF the
running back. aiming at his out.
side hip. This makes him keep
coming" Immediately after pass
Ing the bali tho quarter should get
into the interference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
MANY IN FLAG
To FLAG RACE
INTERESTING TOUR THROUGH
TWO REPUBLICS WILL
BEGIN ~ NOVEMBER.

The definite date has been finally
decided upon for the flag .to-fiag
endurance aud reliability run from
Denver 10 the City Of Mexico. Ac-
cording 20 the revised conditions.
the contestants. Of which there will
be not less than twenty. will leave
Denver Monday. November ~. and
end IN tbs city of Mexico the week
Of December 10. when an auiomo-
bile show will be held in the Ped
ernl District.
The entries will close Gu October
.. nj the office OF O. A. Wahlgreen.
donor Of the trophy. az i74s Stout
street. Denver. Colo
Official Representatives must be
named By November 10. and each
competing car must DO delivered
into the custody OF the committee
not later than November 10. The
conditions are practically the same
az those OF the Glldden tour. except
for the fact that there will be no
technical examination at the end
OF the tour. according 10 present
plans.
Several entries have already been
made. and the prospects are excep-
tioBaiiy bright for q weIl-filled
event. The starting Of the contest
late In November assures travelling
through Msxico NJ the most de-
lightfai season after the heavy
rains. when the roads are also al
their best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

Before tho team is picked. the
individuals must practice passing
and catching. kicking. tackling.
falling on the ball. making and
blocking holes. Interference and
how 20 break n. giving and block.
ing a straight arm.
Passing Is important. The game
depends as much upon good pass.
Ing as upon kicking and running. Tn
less properly passed, the receiver
cant handle the ball The pass
should be at or below the waist
In the underhand pass the end
Of the ball rests In the palm OF
the hand. fingers around point OF
bail. which is tossed end over end.
The spiral pass. so necessary now.
is made by holding the ball near
the middle. resting lengthwise
across the palm and swinging tho
arm forward across the waist As
the swing ends. the hand Is pulled
over the ball, giving the spin.
Passing, by quarterback, can.
not be practiced too much. II the
fullback is to go through the left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
bERTOLO| IN
A NIGHT RIDE
Makes Unique Trip TO MI. Rainier
just for Fun Of u.

One OF the most interesting
drives OF the past week was that Of
Carlo Bertoldi Of Georgetown. who
having a new FRANKLIN wanted 10
Try II out. He started off from the
southern end OF the city with bis
lamps IN and drove 10 the foot Of
Mount Rainier. matter Of some
thing better than a hundred miles.
Berioldfs original intention wss
merely 10 take a little spin along
the pixie. but he was 50 satisfied
with the running OF his machine
that be kept a-going. and the whole
journey vas made by Iampiight
Had Il not been that Mr.. Bertoldf
was due at bis place of business
in the early hours OF the morning.
hts friends say that he would have
been going yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
TACOMA WINS
ANOTHER ONE
aNNis Lsrs THE TURKS DOWN
WITH TWO HITS AND
NO RUNS.

The Turks and the Tigers played
great ball yesterday. but the team
frcrn the City OF Destiny came out
on top. 70 0.
Annis. the iefs-handed pitcher.
was In the box and let Mike Lynch
and his help down with only two
hits. The Tigers got six safe ones
off Miller.
II was great bail all the way
through and the small bunch Of
faithful fans went away satisfied
with the game even though the
Turks did lose. Magee, Frlak and
Bill Hurley were the stars,
Yesterday afternoon Lynch an.
nouncad that he had suspended Mig
Anderson for being disreapectful to
Dug.
Mike Lynch and Pug Bennett
were In the bleachors yesterday. II
was the first day off that Mike has
taken this season. Raymond acted
a. raptafu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

these two blows. as he figures that
they arr Just made 10 order for y
boy 81 Ketchel'a side and 0pen style
Of fighting.
The Illustration nhouH Johnson
sending bis haifelear uppercat 10
Young Peter JaekHon'a chin. Clever
AZ Jackson ia. johnson landed II ri.
most every ffsuo hs tried. during his
training With Jackson for bis fight
with Kaufman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
in The AUTO WORM
TzEFIz- rsl-rsiEssnI
STEAMERS n|
BIC DEM
"h'stIins Billy Mad. ;.
Has A'''sss.s Au.,''

. Since a,., whis'llas On. :. |
a great showing 4 1. y 4 l
track a week o. t. y.
mand for these e. I. y
ordinary Ylsitoss - n
town and Wish e - ~ |
thc Vicinity are III a. ]
and there have oe<z s.. ~
parties this week -
tiated b. this mean, . ~
more Of the stats i u
Than just the fair.
Among others va -.
ling Of MIlwzukse -.
took two Of the carr Il,
round the country. "a
pleased they were s,'s ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
LINCOLN LINEUP FOR
TODAY IS ANNOUNCED

Coach Dave Allen Of the Lincoln
high football team has announced
the lineup for hiA team In the Lin.
colnIiallard game thin afternoon az
follows:
Wood. n r.: Bryant. Smith. n.
T.. Bruce. r. O.. Beck, center:
Ames. Joyce. l. O.: Rigg. caIkins.
I. T.: Taicnt Conner. L. r.:
NRgnirs. quarter. Holt. L. H.:
Faiiis. y n Parsons. r. n.
This Is very nearly the same az
the one IN the Olympia game last
Saturday.
Since the poor showing made
then. the coach has been giving hts
team more and harder practice.
They hope 10 better nroAdwRy's
score OF ~ 10 0 against Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
LELAND STANFORD
AbOl|sHES ROWING
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Oct Rowing. ms a collegiate
sport has been dropped at Stan.
ford Al n meeting OF the executive
committee last night 4, was finally
decided 70 discontinue the rowing
a. far "a the associated student
body wAK concerned.
Capt Huston appeared before
the committee and gave a number
of arguments In an effort 20 have
the water sport kept on the regular
list.
A. a result OF the dropping out Of
the Cardinal men the college crews
on the Pacific Coast viii be ser.
iousiy affected. m Washington and
California are the only colleges 10
remain In the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

Johnson negotlatea Il by making bis
antagonist mias with hts left Then
tho negro. inclining his body 10
ward the right and leaning on tho
ieft that has missed. swings the
right up with a hair loop. Il has a
nasty Jar aud few OF them soon
set the unfortunate receivers bees
TO worklng overtime.
When Johnson meets Kctchel he
viii depend Ia great measure on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
H. W. BALE A BUYER

Az usual, one cannot 80 up TO
automobile row on Broadway any
day In the week without finding
that some Hoquiam man has been
In town TO buy new auto car. The
last OF the converts Is II. w. Bale.
who haa just recently bought 1910
model ID" Franklin. Mr.. Bale is an
old Franklin enthusiast and always
keeps up 10 date with bis cars
While he is sure enough native
OF the lumber city. MIR. Bale intends
TO remain In Tacoma for quite a
while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

}. y. PArr. one OF the bosi-known
statesmen In the Middle West and
who for many years was associated
with the Pence Automobile com.
pany in Minneapolis. has joined
forces with ~ g. brigham. who Ia
the local agent Tor the Cadillac car
and who viii henceforth handle
the outside work for that company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

George Kellogg Of Hoquiam. one
OF the old.time Franklin enthu-
slasts. who makes as little of a
journey up to Seattle in his car
as one OF us would OF a ride to
Klnnear Park and back. drove over
again last week TO take another
look at the fair Mr.. kellogg ar
rived In town Thursday morning
and win return to his home city
before Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

At Boston Boston. ,: Drtroat. &
AZ New York New York. ell
st Louis. r-4
Al Phiiaaelphla---ph Philadelphia. ..
Chicago. 4.
Al weshin gten Warrington. q.
Cleveland. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
new CADILLAC d

The 1919 cs1rls< ear b
way and Is ssp<ess< d 1
within q very isv azyx q
hind II follows a carload 4 l
seasons cars. which VI II
the market at once. Ina
the well known ~s8'f rtx|
them are placed alfssdV
The demand for The 4xi|
been phenomenal IL tkz|
the agents have ~ b ~
accordance therevzk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

Alcoholic tonies destroy hair and
scalp. Lcary's non.alcoholic com.
pound gives life. cures dandruff.
itching. falling hair. grayness and
badness An druggists aid bar
beers. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

Summary Two-haes htt~~ktp-
pert Sacrifice hit--Whaiing stol-
90 kRses-~Cnpron, Hurley, klppert
q Bases On hallA--Orf Miller. . Oft
Annls, 2. Passed ball Whaling
Double plays Raymond 90 f'risk 90
whaling nroAahent TO keiiackey
Umplre--MF Caruthsra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
PLAYING FOOTBALL

Hey Kids. learn you
lively healthy full
Star has secured six ssoea only
how 10 play the fall game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
GARAGE soTTs

six tops on as man, y
and a new cover % gpJ
Cadillac car is part 4 N
week which Mcdonald -.
Just gone through. A .,,,.|
observe through . glsrss n
shop. the firm d % 4 ~
In work. and win / r.-]
stearns car a. their fIr y
autumn season hax 4 r,x< }
for the firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

Among the large pusy I
enthusiasts who ma1s IL /,
tbs mountain last susAsg I
p. Grant. Of the Seattle AZ
company. He drovs d a.
new model Frsnkiias ~
back talking about Il M, Il
would with q new ioT.
Mr.. Grant says that IL =
cylinder car ID . vond~ I
win use Il In prefersuz 4 I
the old cars,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

Last Sunday NJ q Baa|
tbs Cadillac agency o. ~
drove 70 within shlry N
chehaIIs. a matter q ~
over 300 miles for ~ ~
Mr.. Brigham says sAat \
the roads IN sxceptionaIy
dition and having . eouilu
decent weather thsnrss =
more than pleased vitk 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

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The Washington times., 1909-12-31
THOMAS AND BLAIR
ARE NOW FAVORED
Corporation Counsel and
Lawyer Being Considered
AS Commissioners.

President TAFT has under considera-
ton for the last vacancy on the Board
OF District Commissioners. +. il.
Thomas, the Corporation Counsel for
the District. and Woodbury. Blair. a
prominent Washington lawyer.
Persons who have discussed the
situation with the President today
say that IT IS extremely probabIe that
one OF these two men will be selected
70 serve with Cuno III. Rudolph and
Major Judson. Major Judson was at
the White House today and had a
conference with the President. but
he refused 70 say that decision in the
matter had been reached. Either of
the two men under consideration viii
fuifll the Presidents desire TO have
an able lawyer on the board.
James Bronson Reynolds. the man
VINO made the special report TO Pregi-
dent Roosevelt on the onc-man form OF
government for the District, was also
at the White House today. but no did
not see the President. He favors the
ioea Of obtaining for Washington as
governor some outside man who has
made record as 4 successful mayor in
another city. President Taft, however,
Is described, as was explained IN The
Times yesterday, as favoring the home
rule idea IN case the one-man form Of
government Is adopted.
The Washington times., 1909-12-31
FLYER IS OITCHED,,
{. THREE ARE KILLED
Flames Break Out Tn Week
age-l9m1dfs ssushed
To Rescue.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. s1-The Rock
Island GS'den State limited Is reported
in the ditch near Trenton, Mo.
Three are reported killed and many in
jured.
The engino and all the cars turned
over.
Five bodies have been recovered and
- IS said that fifteen more are buried
under the WrecSaS5 Of the train The
cars are burning hercely- The wreck Is
SAID 70 be due to spreading rails. Scores
or persons were injured and it IS i'm
possible 70 tell the number OF dead.
The train was wrecked TWO and a half
miles north OF Trenton. The whole train
toppled over and flames soon broke out
in the forward coaches which were
smashed to kindling wood The fire
worked back rapidly and. at last, re-
ports, was consuming the sleepers.
Hundreds OF men from Kansas City
were rushed to the scene on a Wrecking
train, and are desperately trying 10 get
DOdleS out or the WrecSage and 10 fight
back the flames. The firemen OF the
train is supposed TO have ben instantly
Killed
His crushed body under the engine.
The cars were badly smashed, and the
passengers who escaped had 70 fight
their way out. Many Of them crawled
through the windows and over heaps CT
WTcckage TO places OF safety.
All the physicians al Trenton have
ben rushed to the scene, and others
nom kans IS City have been sent
The Washington times., 1909-12-31
REPORT VERIFIED
IN CHICAGO OFFICE

CHICAGO, Dec 31.-According TO re-
ports received here, three persons we're
killed outright and at least twenty-five
others were injured, five seriously, in
the wreck. Two women in the sleeper
were killed. The fireman was also in
stantiy killed, while the engineer was
probably fatally hurt.
The engine Was derailed, his report
says, throwing several coaches of the
track. The combination car and one
sleeper turned over and caught fire.
Officials of the road said, however,
that owing to wire trouble they had
been unable 10 get much information
regarding the wreck. They said the
train was the california Special and
not the Golden Gate Limited; that the
engine was derailed and that three cars
left the tracks and turned over. Their
reports indicated that the fireman, name
unknown, was killed and the engineer
probably fatally injured. Several pas
sengers were Injured. officials said, but
how many they did not konw.
The Washington times., 1909-12-31
ESPERANTO LEAGUE
CHOOSES BARRETT
Director of Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics to Head
Language Association.

John Barrett, director OF the Bureau
OF American Republics. has been elected
president OF the Esperanto Association
OF North America
Mr.. Barrett succeeds Col George I4ar-
rey, edif0r OF ES-Po- : weekly.
The election Of Mr.. Barrett and his
acceptance were announced at the head
quarters OF the District branch Of the
association in the Chamber OF Commerce
this morning.
1t Is understood that be recently has
taken up the study Of Esperanto and
expects TO be speaking II by the time
the sixth international convention Of Es-
perantists conyenes in Washington the
third week Of next August.
His election was made by mail ballot.
the twelve members OF the GENERAL coun-
ci Of the association representing the
country at large unanimously select
Ing him 10 preside over the coming in
ternational convention which will be at
tended by delegates from every country
IN the world.