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Sharp County record., 1909-12-10
{ IN BANKRUPTCY,

Court Of the United States for tho
Division of the Eastern District
Of Arkansas.
tter Of j. A. Williams, Banhrup,,
)tors VI j, A, Williams, Of Shelby.
euhty Of Sharp, and District afore.
fUpt
efeby given that the above named
has been duly adjudaed bankrupt,
'lrst " meeting Of his creditors will be
pillce Of the referee. In the ei,y Of
thansas' on the 18th day Of peeem.
" oeloek a, N. al which time the
may attend, prove their claims, es.
hkrupt appoint a trustee, and ,rans.
business ,llat may properly CONS
Aeetlnp,
N eAAs, y, COLE, Referee.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the interior,
II. A. Land once at Little Rock, Arm
W ~ ' Nov ~, lWO

u n ha"o o''VV W ~ Nov ~, 1900.
Ne,Iee Ia hereby given that JoaephuS y Nleh,l
~ pouphb bsepse, Ark who, on Nov 10, IVA
made Homestead l1ntry No, sJOSO serial NO
0liie for northeast quarter southwest quarter
see,joo "A, township II north, range west e'h
p,ioeIpal Meridian has filed notice OF Intention
~ ,nals FINAL oyeyear proof 10 establish elalm 70
the land above described before Arthur s"'"'an.
Cle,h, a. Evening shade, Arh, on The an des "
Jan 1910, -, ,.s,..l
claimant names as witnesses Isaac Medioeh,
n n. Kent Il, c, Jarrett, saml Lusb' oil o'
rouehkeepsIe, Arb 80, .,,..
Sharp County record., 1909-12-10

Dr. Miles Anu.Polo Pills relieve ps'@
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
INDOOR BASEBALL
.B00Ms IN DETROIT
Riverside Rink Secured To Assist
Inter-City League in Playing Its
Games According To Schedule

Indoor baseball seems to BE- pro
crossing very rapidly here in the city,
and anyone who has never seen a
game. will do well 10 spend an even
ing watching a pair OF the lntercity
Indoor Baseball League. They play
eight games a week. The game re-
sembles outdoor ball in many respects.
and a person who understands and
delights in outdoor baseball. will take
great pleasure in seeing game of
this sort.
The league has just made arreng
ments with the manager OF the Rivo.-
side Roller Rink so that all the
games can be played there during Jhr
different evenings OF the wees II
necessary. AS four OF the eight teams
In the league have not gyms OF their
own. probably two evenings al least.
ff not four evenings a week vii! sec
doings there The other nights in
the week il may be rented by teams
desiring TO use IL for athletic par
poses The league has been very
fortunate in securing this excellent
place in which TO play their games. as
IL is we'll warmed and ventilated ~
fine shape for all athletic purposes.
The seating capacity also is of The
very highest order reserved seats DC
Ing furnished without extra charge.
The rink is situated at jefferson
and Field-aves., and may be reached
by the Jefferson. Crosstown or Sh,..
man lines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
DARK HORSE IN
THE CONTEST NOW
Garry Hermann Expected To Garry
Meeting by Storm for Candidate
for Presidency Yet Unnamed.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec 10.--John
lIeydler will not he elected president
OF the National League when the mag.
mates meet next week
Neither will John NJ Ward.
Nor will Joseph NJ O'Briens.
That's the latest dope on the Ma
tional League presidential race.
Garry Hermann has something up
his sleeve he will not spring until the
last minute.
Hermann wants TO see Heydler
elected. But Garry thinks silent
Johns" chances are slim.
Hermann said as much before he
went 10 New York He didn't say II
in so many words ut sac following
remark WAS plain enough
IL am sorry for Heydler'
Hermann and Drcyfuss will work
hard TO elect Heydlcr. but ii they fail,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Illustrating Peculiar Kiss Caroms Wit
Balls Comparatively Safe.

Diagram Cue bail IS right
object ball fun center The
twist upon cue ball causes he
latter 10 curve 10 the left willis. hit
ting the object bail al tho line OF
full pail. The twist OF the cIc ball
gives Sigh opposite twist ro the
object ball which in turn cummuui.
Gates the motion in less degree 20
tho carom ball. causing the laftor 10
defect from its natural course ON
IIdvTHE mo cushion AZ y. meeting cue
bal. a. b, the object ball being car.
ricd 10 ono side 10y the excessive tWis.
~ cue ball and the kiss from carom
hall. \ carom may bc Effected on
lot OF balls hy changing the twist
force 90 lcn side OF cue ball
Diagram Cue ball II below. ~,
right object ball 5.S right. strolsn
Imedium The oarom can hc made on
either side of the balls 10y chausllS
slightly the direction
Diagram . Cue ball l-4 above. tb.
I,Ct ball - left. stroke - IN excess
.Ol slow Object ball strikes tho car
om ball han IN Us center. taking
direction 8. the ca" balL follows
cftocting cdrom
Diagram Cue ball - above oh
jet ball Il right. stroke - in excess
OF slow Carom by douglc Kiss a A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
ONLY TEN TEAMS
LEFT IN RACE
New York's Six-Day Event Draws
To Close With Six Teams in a Tie
for the Leadership

NEW YORK. Doc l0-The strain
oi the heart-breaking sprints made by
the riders in the siX-day bicycle race
late last night told on them in the
early hours OF today with the result
that at o'clock they had fallen Ave
miles behind the record made last
year 10y Till and De Mara. the pony
team Six teams are still tied for the
+--ii- -l.-4rt- -lA--ex aneteA- tA4L-LAMA0
and De Mara, who are now single
lap back. will try some time today 10
close the gap between them and the
leaders
Referee Valentine jumped into the
game today for the first time IN me
history Of the race and disqualified a
team for interference with the leaders.
The sufferers were Floyd krcbS. of
Newark. who was teamed with George
Cameron. OF this city krebs has
been in bad shape for the last l. hours
and early today ~ repeatedly inter.
f,rcd with the leaders. Complaint was
made and the team was ordered on
the track by Valentine.
The Joke" team, Achi.le German,
OF Paris. and Emilia CarapczzL ot
Italy. who have been riding go-as.yob
please and who were NOR 'han loo
miles behind the leaders. were also
ordered of the track With the con
test reduced 10 10 riders better ridlne
Il looked for and Clark and Rutt are
now the fayoritcs in the betting with
Root and Fugler the second choice
a
Root and Fogler Walthour aud Col
Inns. Ualstead and Lawrence. Hill and
Stein. Pye and Hehir. zoos miles
laps: Lawson and De Mara Anderson
and Nanoni, Mitten and West. zoos
miles ] lap Georget and Georget
. 002 miles 5 laps
Previous record. zoos miles > laps
made in 1905
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
7. RYAN WILL Be
NEGRO s ADVISER
Benton Harbor Report Has 1t That
He Will Teach Johnson How To
Solve the Jeffres Crouch.

According 70 dispatches from Ben
ton Harbur, Tommy Ryan, who taught
Jim Jefries most OF what he knew
I'm the line OF ringcraft, has consented
10 take the position OF first assistant
10 Joe Cans at the training camp OF
Jack Johnson. when the Negro gets
down 10 real training for his fight with
Jim Jeffries
Ryans position in the matter j. a
peculiar one he will be attempting
TO teach Jack The most feasible"
fries crouch and the crouch was an
invention OF Ryan who proposed IL as
the most effective defense, adopted TO
the Jeffries style OF boxing. he had
found that Jefs left was virtually
his entire stock in trade and lhe Jeff
had great dimculty in hitting straight
with that member Ryan figured that
by crouching JEFF would lose little
OF the force OF his blows while the
posture made II very difficult for an
opponent 10 hit him.
Just how Ryan will coach Johnson
10 solve the crouch is a matter thar
will greatly interest the experts a.
the ringside when the fight takes
place.
Though Ryan has been ont of the
game for some time so far as active
participation IT. public bouts is con
c. Tned. he has kept mp his work with
tho gloves in private and alvaEs has
% promising amateur on two under
his wing M his fruit farm near Benton
Harbor Only a few weeks ago Ryan.
at the request OF Or Roller. tho Seat
tie wrestler examined the dentists
boxing ability and tested his game
ress by handing him righthnnd
punch on tho eye which gave Roller
a souvenir that ne still possesses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
"" suimners Ornanizc

A. a meeting OF tho executive COM
mittec ~ tho y VI. G. 4. SWIMMING
club The seasons WORK was outlined,
a club uniform was adopted and 70
special emblem chosen 20 Doe awarded
those Who win points in open compe-
tit.OD Several swimmipc connie
tition- aud water polo games arc l4
be ARRANGED with outside teams duriuy
the season T. B Firth formerly OF
Toronto was elected temporary cap
tain at the water polo team
4 meet FOR members only .S t9 be
held once month. and silver spoon
awarded us prize 20 tho member.
-eoriug tine largest number az points
in each meet The club viii hold its
rpguHr practice every Monday night.
q different prOgram being pHt on "reiy
vctL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
HUEBNER WILL BE REFEREE.
Former ~" Manager Will Otfciate
in Spading-Mope Game.

Manager Grogan OF the opaldine
basketball team has secured the con
sent OF Al Huebuer formerly the
manager of the y. NJ. C. y basket
BAH i've. to act as referee m The
evening of Des. Go when the Spald-
ings take on the Hope College state
armory.
Grogau has also secured the Lighi
Guard and Windsor Fusilicr five TO
play a preliminary game TO m" big
Cnnte~t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
FOURTH BOUT FOR THEM.
Gerhard and Sikora Have INDUCED
in Three Prior Encounters.

When Paul Sikora and Curly Ger
hard hook ny at the Detroit Wheel
men this evening in the final boat at
the club entertainment, it will be for
the fourth time. On each of the
three prior occasions the Toys hay,
given fast and interesting encoun-
ter with the honors about even. Each
one promises 20 make the bout his
evening of "A decisive nature.
Word has been received from Coy.
warner mat ne wifi not try 70 stop
the fight. as IL is being conducted
carefully according TO the club prih-
ciple and is strictly within the letter
OF the law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Spaldinus Re.enter Field

The Spalding indoor baseball team.
champions of Spalding league Of 1851
and 1908, will resume play this sea.
son and may enter the city indoor
league. All the players of the OLD
champion team will be in this year
lineup, including Morrell and Deueau.
ratchers; Ted Smith and Payne pitch.
ers; Dingeman West, Delaney. Thor
burn and Davis, infelders; w. Smith
and Hornberger, outfielders. Hanly
and Kline, utility Noble Thorburn
Of the Detroit Graphite Co. is manager
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
all THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT.

will introduce candidate who viii b.
welcomed with open arms BY lleyc
lers enemies.
The identity of this man is known
TO Only few people. all ~ whom
have been pledged To the greatest
secrecy
Hermann partially betrayed the
secret before he went To New York
and man In whom he breathed @onlA
an lnkling OF the truth unwittingly
permitted IL TO leak out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
CHANCE FOR LANGF0RD.
Tex Richard Tells Negro He VIII
Offer Bil Purse For Ketchei.

BOSTON Mass. Dec. TO- sam
LanSford and his manager Joe Wood.
man are delighted today by the chance
that the negro will AZ last ger "a
dght with Ketchel Tex Richard WAC
is in Boston has promised than II
keichel will meet l.angford sixty days
after the JOhHsOn-Jcffrics bout, ne
will put the attraction on either at
Salt Lake or Ely. Ney~ and will hang
rich purse for the event
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
DEL DR AXE.

ent ball. Furthermore. he got away
with H.
However. President Nayin is not
much worried over the youngsters
threatened rebellion.
1t will be all right about him,
was the comment the Detroit chief
made about the story.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Kicked On One Sentence.

with the Tigers such talk as this
viii probably be taken at its full
value Drake Is a young man of
peculiar mentality and. ii he makes
up his mind 20 a thing he Is hard 20
budge Manager Hughie wanted TO
leave him at Little Rock in 1908 but
he fatty insisted that. II sentenced
there. he would come north on his
own responsibility and play independ-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
BONE. HEAD" BY IRA.
AllNational Runner Scores From First
on Short Passed Ball

I'm a recent game between the ALL
Nationals and Athletics in san Fran
cisco Larry DOVE TT K0netcHy and
Chief Meyers pulled OF triple PLAY
and Doyle scored an the way from
FIRST on passed bail which rolled
only q few feet from Catcher iIt
Thomas EEan blocked Thomas y.ew
OF the bail and DOy.r had no trouble
scoring The Athletic however. Won
tho game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Guarding the Word-pa nters.

nom IhH NDW lUIh AWDrII
$50 learn THAT "the WORKING ucvspa
per mon arc 400 last to pc lfccd from
tho contingent ol Augona goats at
\mericau League Parl. as President
Farrell. Of The Yankees, has announced
chat hc will build press stand on tho
roof next year Nobody but al recov.
nized writer for the daily press will
So allowed To ascend the stairs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

That athleuc competition, an -"
open air n possible. but indoors II
necessary. is one OF the most potent
@-----~ factors IN the dc
,,,,,S Nelopmenl of clean.
,Nn TIiT upright manhood
BooZE HAnir has long been 4
A faN orite theme
With those whose experience ana %"
scryation have allowed them 20 attain
an accurate verdict. That athletic com
petition is right now one of the most
effective weapons against the liquor
habit and can be crcdited-or blamed
for very considerable share OF the
sweeping local option movement oil
the past decade. Is logical step from
this basis OF reasoning and that II
lust the theory that a veteran sports
man prOpounded 10 me the otHCF UaY
The secret of keeping the bows on
at the saloons IL 10 interest them III
something that viii cultivate then
natural pride I'm physical excellence.
said he Get boy once 10 thinking
on that line aud. ii he finds any game
i'm which he can show enough pro
dciencv 20 make Il satisfying. he j
take good care OF himself The eN
ample OF those who have been wrecked
by bad habits will be lesson that VII
always be before him.
"Ae rule. outdoor competition
Will leave him tired enough 70 enjoy
an evening az home and an carry star
for he'd. II IL is indoor competition
his evening will take care OF l'set.
Lots 81 the boys have appreciated
the fact and have gone out from thei'
school competitions 20 life In th'
world. with the idea firmly III theh
minds When the local option pro
position has come up for settlement
they have voted in the interests o
their own sons"
Coming m a time when the lnde
pendent and club athlete Is uhde'
such a hot fire. this line OF argumeh
seems most opportune. Football ma,
and does cost the lives OF p"rhap'
rthree or four players each year. lher'
il a natural element of risk with tn
odds one To 100000 or thereabouts
that any certain participant may be
seriously hurt. such odds or some
think like It are undoubtedly In torc'
i'm the case OF all other athletic sports
Yet. were statistics aNailaOle
would be far more 10 the purpose u
compute how many Of the hundred
OF thousands of plays are led. throusI
the game. To clean and healthy lives
And this fails 10 take into accoun
the enormous number who are anect
cd by the force OF example.
Reform football If you must, gentle
men OF the rules committee. but be
ware lest YOU transform into a game
that VIII lose the interest and there
fore the benefits which the game now
brings To its devotees and supporters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

htIiltrd champion. huj the articles OF
agreement Geo bark llm up u les con-
t.uJ0u that 30 was Necessary only
flr tuc 'h.rilruEer to deposit the g..
which Hawkins - Detroit Insisted
ho should cover utHorNV iea than with
tHc % " -. 60. cup no i- wtiTluE
80 play Hawkins for 500 n side n
tHe latter desires. but tine match
started Monday is apparently on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Entries to ice Racing Stakes.

Entries for the nine 1000 stakes
TO be raced on the ice ~ Ottawa tn"
FIRST week iu February close Wcdncs-
DAY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

10 rs said that the blind mar" Hal
Raven. . o3 ga, has boon shipped 80
the VI W savage farm in Minnesota
and viii be bred To Minor Heir .59i,
nest spring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
DRAKE THREATENS
TO KICK OVER
THE TRACES
Promising Tiger Kit 0utfelder
Says He Has Been "Shuttled
About" More Than He
Really Likes
He Has Made One Bluff To the
Bosses of the Tigers. and Got
Away With 1t in Arkansas.
81 PAUL II. sRUsKE

Dy HAOL ~ OhOS NG
or the baseball recruits who VIII
accompany the veteran Tigers into
the southland about Marcn ], none
hats come more highly recommended
thau Del Drake. the Wilkesbarrc out
fielder Who is hcralded as a man like
is 20 give Davy Jones and Matty Nc
mNre the battle OF their lives for
thar job IN LETT field and as first aid
to tho u!ured-position in which this
pair have alternated a. Detroit since
away back in 1905.
Drake appearance IS really an
epoch in the history OF the club. for II
is the first time since the date mem
toned that an outielder has been
secured. who has really shown an
indication of ability which may enable
him TO perform the feat.
Drake is really a Detroit discovery
being drafted by the local manage
ment in the fall OF 1907 and being 4
member of the party that made the
trip 10 Arkansas the following spring
Like several otter members OF the
party Drake was stricAen with ma
nria and failed to show m at any
thing like his expected speed. He
has had two years in fast minor
league. however. and has distinguish
ed himself as the best hitter. fielder
and run-getter in H. He virtually
won the pennant last year for his club
and was also a prominent factor IN
the victory which his team scored
over the champions OF the Tri-State
league who were met in a postseason
series.
Threatens TO 6alk.
But Drake is not looking forward
10 his season of 1910 with any great
degree of pleasant anticipation. ac-
cording 70 the Wilkesbarre correspond
ent of sporting News who writes as
follows i'm the current issue;
Among the ball players who
have performed on a Wilkesbarre
diamond for a sufficient length OF
time 10 permit the fans 10 form
true estimate Of their worth.
Cowboy" Del Drake comes in for
superior ating; and likewise.
there is a universal hope that ne
may be permitted 10 return such
hope. however. is even worse
than forlorn. for Drake will never
Do allowed 10 come down from
the major league field until he
has had a trial Just before leaving
for his home in the West friend
INQUIRED OF Drake whether he
would be back In Wilkesbarre
ncyt season. II amt the fellow 10
say where | will be next year,
was brakes idea. but YOU can
bet | won't be shuttled about
much more Look at it ! start
Oft the year belonging 10 Detroit.
then / belong 10 Wilkesbarre for
few minutes until the scouts
come here looking me over When
there was nothing doing We
could all see that someone had
mortgage on me. Now. ! am back
with Detroit Well, would like
10 bee a member OF that team. and
II could get a fair trial think
could make good II fail there
7 IN not afraid OF other chances
au above"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

Job Printing d"ne right. Tunes
Printing Co, ~ John l. est. Call Main
lt9s Or city 1855.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
HEART
ID
HEART
Win the
Sporting
Editor.

That athletic competition. In the
open air n possible, but indoors
rs one OF the most potent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Sporting Note,

Colens viii cnptnin Penn next year.
wheclmep bout, tonight. Members
Michigan alumni smoker ct Harmonic
In spite 81 the cold, blk crowds Gu
t...d t.r ~kt..hE aL ''' ~ ~ 100"
VIII kui~cI j. beading bunch Of De
trr.t runner H .' 1921 -I .'af @''Iit-
sag age
The y. VI. !. opens it, season next
Ttgt.da. against tac IS inasuI tusi-
I.f- boo tH. latter aItnrh
The curriers' are ~ ~ In f"II force these
Hss. and tIr |.' at tle Iorcst-aNe
Iuk 7 $50 nu- condition.
rred Lake has signed 10 mnnaEc the
Ioatru Nationals ~ Frod gets th"m
uUf r t.r 'Ig .tf position in VIII
sIrur.-" ion 90 t'lk
The nl,crsits 81 NichiHa"''s st"r miller.
Eohuea. Is hos bad tendon aud may
uuf rIu again NuIr-e 1u operation
rsW"I."- far a-l
At Boston. rcV Hickhrd announces that
l--L.t- 2 - y t N Jack 'rIrf'
vaa 1u1 chat Eidf" tfau"y 1r ST
,Iinncsotn viii have n crew next year.
Hhu..f ttur fuf ti.t rIIIeEe cuf-
respondents Quar- af -Nuu Arupr % send
along or. annual pipe or'ru 20 sim
t|Ir rI..'
Every winter Bert ABnis - forced 80
* i.EsHt-.r " WntIuU7 or selling
r - Nta GRAND EaUt4s or south
I-.a. Iae"NNu rlt.n. This year Ao
aaf dl,.J.H. vl s4.' i.e personal 40
H.uI.pH fr U.@ Mi.H.4Hu club
: -. Louis paper has ~ chat the
Er.HHa UifHtE"u.ut vi. l8 fo TITO
tu.I..tt Ir4rH. meeting u itH thH
.,t ut ttodIu- E,rIIs Williams.
STONE. 'Iit,r WtId".I anal i;ossniau.
t,f.rH Timber IHe ur-t tHnr can cv-
fr.f GOO lDf fHr f..t bunch lu tLe main.
~ NOW appears that Huston. the state
IfIIIfId champion. HTd the Hrfiri oE of
agreement Geo bark llm up iu les cun-
t.utou that lt was Necessary only
flr tuv shaftlruGer 90 deposit the g. q
which Hawkins ~ Detroit iU.4fcfI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

Regardless of that >l0l,00o purse out
west. Manager Eddie Glassco or
Windsors athletic club continues To
find plenty of good talent avalIao'e
at popular prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

Broken-down ball players ought To
find Jobs as stage hands and scene
shifters If the proposed scheme OF
evening shows al ball parks goes
through II will merely De change
from the afternoon 10 the evening
bill.
Greetings Have you applied for
membership in the Detroit Wheelmen
today?
Was the urbanc publicity promoter
OF B. Nelson kidding when he sent me
an otherwise empty envelope contain.
ing the statement Here is a TRUE
story. honest 20 goodness, or was he
merely abscnt-minded?
n Jeffries fails there Is always the
chance that Everett True may be in
duced 10 sustain the imperiled SUI
premacy OF the white race. Hes the
only other uubeatcu scrapper discern.
Idle and he keeps in trim right along.
Interesting fact:-The cheapest seat
in the Teff-Jact house will set It's pos
SCISSOR back five bones in real money
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

Tho nI,crsit, ~ Nichiann's star mil,

It.ffru Nationals u Erred -'fF them
..f ,,f t.- ,fx4t. position ic Will
sIrur.-a. lJI ut tllk