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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22
Catholic Church Program

The greatest feast of the Chris
tian Calendar, commemorative the
day when the heavens were opened
and the King of Kings came down
To earth to save II fallen people, will
be appropriately celebrated on
Christmas day in the Catholic
Church
The solcmuitics will begin with
High Mass at Il n. M, with greet
ingS from the pastor. The school
childreu's choir will render To2cr's
Mass i'm G.. This will hc followed
by Mass of Thanksgiving for those
who have received Holy Com
muuion.
The regular second Mass Of the
day will Ice offered at eight O'Clock.
The third Mass will he offered at
ten O'Clock by Father Charles
/ SchuctZ. :. j., of 81. Louis Uni
vorsity. II" will deliver the sermon
of the day.
| Mass will be sung by the pastor
! ut st. Francois Nnvicr Church i'm
/ Doe Run at half past nin"s - clock.
The Pennington children's choir
will accompany him. The Christ
/ mas sermon will be- delivered at this
/ Mass.
All the sermons In the Farming
/ ton and Doe Run Catholic Churches,
on Christmas, rs well as those
preached ut any other time in Tia"
local Catholic Churches, will be In
the English language. The ser
mons delivered in the Catholic
Church are usually in the language
Of the country, and foreign Ian
guages are used only where there is
"A congregation that cannot under
stand the language of the country,
Sermons are never delivered in
Latin, except before students in the
scminaries, and then only for the
purpose of periccting them In the
use of the Latin tongue. Latin Is Il
dead language; the meanings of it,
words can never change; it is n Ian
guagc universally understood by
scholars; therefore il is studied by
the clergy and used in the ritual 81
the church.
JOSEPH COLLINS, Pastor.
Luthern Church.
Sunday, Christmas day, the usua
festival program will be rendered I,
commemorate the birth OF the Chris
child. There will he sung especially
those time-tried hymns, which have
won for Luther's church the name
of the "singing church, In swre
rhythmic measures these lend TIN
heart back to the mangor at Bcthle
hem, there to Worship the newborn
babe with the Wise Men from tn,
East From this long list of Christ
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22

The greatest danger from influenza
is OF its resulting in pneumonia This
can be obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, as 1t not only
cures influenza. but cOunteracts any
tendency of the disease towards
pneumonia. Sold by +. NJ. Laak'
man.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22
First M. +. Church.

On Christmas day, the services at
the church will all be appropriate to
Christmas. On Monday evening
the members of the congregation
and various departments of the
church and Sunday school will be
entertained ut the church with steri-
Opticon Christmas pictures and with
musical selections, after which n
social hour will be enjoyed in the
basement of the church. At Sunday
school on Christmas day an offering
will be made for aged and infirm
ministers and their families.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22

Brewer in Perry county has had "A
hard time with typhoid aud scarlet
fever, and now there are "A number
Of cases of smallpox In that vicin-
ity. The doctors report that they
have discovered fifteen eases.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22
Christian Church.

Saturday evening, December 24th,
short address on the "Christmas
Spirit" and distribution of pres
ents, to be followed by n social
gathering in the annex, where
Christmas games and other pas
times will while away the hours.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22
Baptist Church.

Sunday morning the usual Sun
day school exercises will be varied
with special features appropriate to
the Christmas spirit by several of
the classes.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22
NJ. Z. Church, South

On Wednesday night, December
18th, there will be II Christmas par.
~ in the basement of the Southern
Methodist Church, at which there
will be played Christmas games by
the children and older folks, and re-
freshmentS will be served.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-12-22
CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Churck .

SUNDAY night Rev. G. T.. Hickuk
will deliver II Christmas sermon TO
the children, Christmas songs will
be sung by the congregation, and
the primary pupils will engage in
appropriate exercises.
On Monday night, December 10Th,
there will be IA social with Christ
mas tree in the Sunday school room.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
WRESTLER
AND TRAIWSR.
~ TIP WRIGHT.

h BEN LoMoND, Cal. May l7.-Ba..
ring the unforeseen. Jim Jeffries will
bb AT July 4. Talk TO the effect that
kbe -big fellow can't get into fight
Dkg trim is the worst sort of rot and
those making the talk would be first
u retract, could they see him at
Work.
III saw Jeffries when on his theatri-
chi tour. after his return from Carls-
hid and have seen him about the
Gimp here. at work and in repose. |
chh truthfuiiy say never saw a
nfeater change In q man In my life.
The few months OF systematic work
"a the road, when he did little light
n1nffing. rope skipping and exercises
tIfnnded 20 reduce his girth, and the
IItlh ne has accomplished since lie
came ND TO this Eden in the Santa
Cruz mountains. have accomplished
II|fncleg
when on the road Jeffries worked
1|||h a big rubber sweat band encas
i|t his stomach, which was alder.
n',tio despite the restraining infiu,
<|te ~ the bnndage. His arms were
.|. with fat that hid tho muscles. His
+ IA c,.csf md back showed layers
e. nt|pose tissue that prevented
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
zBYSzKO BEAT ROLLER.
Polish Wrestler Injured Rollers Arm
So Badly That Match Was
Stopped by Referee.

BUFFALO. n. ". May 17.-"Zbysz-
ko was stronger and better last night
than when | met him at Kansas City"
said DR.. b. F. Roller, of Seattle, to-
day. 'Ele defeated me squarely and
Is deserving Of praise. Let me pre-
dict thai he will give Gotch a fine
argument IL they meet"
The first fall of last nights match
was gained by flying toss. in which
Zbyszko shifted from a side hold to
a reverse Nelson, while hurting Roller
through the air and crushed the doc
tor In huddled heap In one hour. Ave
minutes and forty seconds. The sec
ond fall was awarded to Zbyszko when
he had Roller in a cruel position with
the injured shoulder doubled beneath
him. Manager Jack Curley directed
Rollers second 10 jump into the ring,
whereupon the referee directed Zbysz-
ko to release Roller. at the same time
awarding the second fall and the bout
to the Polish grappler. Time, one min.
ute and forty seconds.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

ners a merry beating. or sinks an AK
TO the helve into a giant pine or red
wood.
It's a Joke 10 think Jeffries is wor-
rying about the fight. His soire with
Johnson Is the least OF his troubles.
So far as he is concerned IT is just
as good as won right now. He has
had but one worry since he began
training and that has been the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Jeffries, who was operat.
ed upon and whose improvement has
not been as rapid as was expected
To see Jeffries come into the camp
after clipping of 10 miles on the road
AT pace that makes Joe Choynskis
tongue hang out, then tear into big
punching bag for quarter hour, spar
with Bob Armstrong as long as Big
Bon will stand the gan. play handball
with Tod Boyer and Russell Kissler,
his hephews, pull and haul with Farm
er huTns and then straighten up with
a laugh, take long deep breath and
hike across the grounds for a rub
down. gives you simple explanation
OF considerable amusement that was
caused I'm the camp recently, over a
story written presumably by a man
who hes never been nearer Ben LON.
] ord than San Francisco, to the effect
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

speed and his breath came IN gasps.
Only his legs looked right.
That was months ago. Today JEFF.
fries looks as though he might fight
a buzz saw and give the saw the first
bite. From the crown OF his rather
thinly matched head to the soles of
his feet he Is in splendid shape. He
Is not right, Of course. He will not be
until the day e. the fight draws near,
but there are mighty few men living
who would have any business In the
ring with him right now.
Jeffs face shows the effect OF the
vigorous life X is as brown as
weathered oak from the wind that
sweeps over the hills and through the
canyons and the sun that shines out
of a SKY a million miles high" al
the ball players say.
His chest where once the fat show
| ed. Is now covered with layer OF
muscles and the front porch is nc
more 10 be seen. The shirt In which
the "big fellow" does all OF his worl
no longer Ats him Ike a casing does
sausage. II hangs In wrinkles, but
IL fails to hide the rhythmic play o.
the mighty muscles or stomach, ches
and back as the ex-boileFmaker gives
| the punching bag or his sparring part
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

, An even break would not be bad,
but all loyal Tiger rooters nope that
| the Nayin Tourists will retrieve their
fortunes after that disastrous game
| by taking the final brace OF contests.
That second place has slipped away
from us again, New York climbing into
the notch by virtue OF win over D,
Louis. II was that same old score Ga
10 3, which seems 10 be the populaf
thing Just now In the east. The
White Sox are still unable TO stop
the Athletics and il looks as II there
would not be great deal OF change
until the teams come west again.
Mondays game was the kind that
happens once in long time with any
body's team. The Tiger pitchers had
everything they usually have, but the
opposition had batting streak that
nothing could stop. They were there
TO hit and they hammered every sort
OF fast and slow ball. curve ana
straight one, 10 the far confines Oh
the gardens. II was merry game 10:
the home folks, but very firing To the
visitors Also, IL is the sort or thing
that is not due TO happen again soon.
even under the baneful influence OF
the comet.
Doings started in the first inning.
thus averting any uncertainty. Our
young Mr.. Pernoll, on whose brawny
arm high hopes have been attached,
was sent out TO win or blow up. he
did the latter. Two men were out
when the catastrophe happened. Jake
Stahl was the third smiling chap to
greet Pernoll and he drew free trans
portation to first. After this, Speaker.
Wagner, Gardner, Lewis and Carrigan
successfully and successfully singled.
Four runs came in and Mr.. Pernoll got
the hand-sign that brought him TO the
bench Stroud was the next finger
to appear and one more hit and run
were made off him before the third
out was achieved.
There was an attempt 10 even
things up in the Tiger half of the Sec
ond, but, with Delehanty, Moriarty
and Simmons waiting on the bases.
Stanage hit into a double play. This
brought the Speed Boys up for an
other harvest Lord tripled. Stahl
doubled and Speaker made home
run hit into the bleachers. Result
three more TALES.
Again the music started In the fifth
inning. Gardner doubled. took third
on sacrifice and scored on Carri-
gan's single. Carrigan took second on
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
The AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN A NUTSHELL

BY losing TO Boston II to 4 Mon
day, Detroit dropped to third
place. karper was touched up for
seven hits by the Tigers, but the
Red sox got IS safetles off Per-
noil, Stroud and Donovan.
The Athletics made Il II
straight by defeating Chicago
again. coombs allowed only two
hits while Smith of Chicago was
hated OF the slab and Lang was
also hit hard, the final count
being to In favor Of Phiiadel-
phia.
New York defeated ST. Louis )
20 3 In a game which was featured
By the poor work Of Catcher Xii
lifer OF ST. Louis. The Browns
receiver made two errors and five
hases were stolen by the
Nankees- Ford and Lake we're the
opposing boxmen.
Cleveland lost again to Wash
ln0ton to I. Reisllng kept the
Naps' hits scattered while Falken-
hero and Mitchell were hit in
bpnches. Gessler made a home
run, the first Of the season at
Washington.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

Notes.

Hans Wagner IL back az shOrtstoD.
Cineinnati heat brooklSn. 20 2, In
light hitting game.
Elnore. defeated Alamo A. C.. by 10
TO IL.
Nationals defeated Bsn-Hurs. sun
TrumbulI, a. &. defeated westerns, 10
to 5. Chamberlin struck out Ia batters.
track record OF :c5 2-s Tor i've SnG
cne-haif furlongs, at Louisville.
Bow.sr. OF FInS' mad. I. som. r.u
Monday. and also started a triple play
In the game with Kalamazoo.
Fred Clarke. psse., cover far IN.
inneld is making money on the side FOR
the Pirate leader.
The new grandstand in Cleveland II
one OF the finest In the country and
has seating capacity of 10000.
Frank Schultz, of the Cubs, wants 20
s dc poet snI. In the OF season, His emu
s'ohs appear daily In Chicago papers.
Pittsburg got eight runs I'm the
eighth inning and nosed out Philadel-
phia, Monday
Bill Hinrichs. pitcher from the Pa
cine coast. has been signed by Wash
ington on recommendation Of Walker
Johnson. -
Fred Tenney. dropped by the Giants,
says he Will probably not attempt 20
his injured foot to heal before return
Ing 10 the game
Umpires I'm the American league take
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
spa RR/Nf PARTNER

that Jenries would cease training
about May 10, because he could not
get into condition.
don't hesitate to say that Jeffries
Will be in prime shape July 4, provid.
ing Of course he does not become sick.
which proviso must always be taken
into consideration when predicting
futuritles He is not more than 10
or 10 pounds over weight now and
this excess will be worked of slowly.
lie will reach his fighting weight
about week before the day Of the
fighi and WI. then do only sucl work
as Is necessary to keep him az weight
and fast
I have heard criticism because JEFF
flies hasn't a couple OF husky young
sters 20 Dox with. Jeffries believes
and so do his trainers, that he has
only &C. regain his judgment of dis
lance, on top OF his physical condi-
ton, to enter the ring ft to fight for
the diadem Of the heavyweights and
that with Armstrong. Choynski and
Jim Corbett. especially the risky
Jim. who will be here June 1, he will
soon be shooting them out with the
anerring precision which character.
lied hts work In his earlier days.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
FIGHT FANS SORE
OVER CHOICE OF
TEX RICHARD
Few Consider That Fight Promoter
Is Proper Man To Decide Jeffries-
Johnson Battle-Rickard Is Will
ing Another Should Be Selected.
Wearied Over Deadlock, Berger and
Johnson Finally Select Promoter OF
Championship Fight for Referee,
sy MAX eALrHAsAR.


SAN FRANCISCO, May flight
fans are showing no enthusiasm to-
day over the selection OF Tex Rickard
TO referee the big fight between JACK
Johnson and Jim Jeffries on July A.
Being an untried quantity as referee.
the public is afraid his selection VIII
seriously affect the betting and make
hundreds OF bettors a bit chary about
risking their coin. There is no dis
position anywhere TO question Rick
ards absolute honesty. but even ms
friends concede that a man with no
experience as a referee is undertake
Ing a big contract In acting as the
arbiter for the greatest night ever
pulled off.
For this reason, 1t is believed that
Richard will eventually force Johnson
and Berger to agree on another man.
Richard has a thorough knowledge
of the prize fighting game from the
spectators standpoint, but this doesn't
necessarily mean that he would get
along successfully as the third man
in the ring Richard would probably
be SO busy looking out for fouls that
he could not, many sports think, pay
sufficient attention TO the scienunc
progress OF the battle so that II II
went the limit a wrong decision may
be given.
There IS a general belief too. that
Richard as one of the promoters OF
the fight. should not act as referee. A
few OF the sports take the opposite
view. declaring that Richard, being
the chief promoter, will be above cor
ruption influences. The majority OF
the fans say that promoting and ref
erecting the fight savors too much OF
one-man power
Johnson SAYS the selection of Rick
ard has Got to stick" and that he
isn't going to worry another minute
over the referee question. Berger.
however, intimates that Richards
selection lis only tentative"
Johnson submitted only two names
for referee, Eddie Graney and Jack
WEIGH, while Billy Roche, Charley
Eyton, Johnny Herget, Eddie Smith
and Phil Wand, were suggested by
Berger Berger offered to leave the
selection of referee to the sporting
editors of the San Francisco newspa-
pers, but Johnson wouldn't listen to
this. Finally Richards name was
Suggested and without further parley-
ing the promoter was agreed on.
The JeHries-Johnson fight may be
held In San Francisco instead of
Emeryville. according to reports cir.
culated here today. Richard and
Gleason, promoters of the battle, are
reported to be negotiating with Jim
Griffin, who has secured the July per-
nit in San Francisco.
The fact that District Attorney DON
ahue of Alameda county, refused to
promise that he will not interfere
with the battle led to the change in
plans. according to the report.
Richard when seen here today
denied the story.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
BOSTON FANS ARE HAPPY;
RED SOX HAVE EVENED SCORE

a passed ball and Hooper walked, both
coming home on Lords double. With
IL runs staring them in the face, the
Tigers went 10 work TO accumulate .
few. Dayy Jones walked in the sixth,
Cobb doubled and Crawford singled,
making two runs count. In the eighth.
Jones tripled, Bush also tripled and
Cobb raised a sacrifice fly.
The combat thus ended with a score
Of IL to on the wrong side.
Jake Stahl showed enthusiasm that
was hardly commendable by kicking
himself out OF the game when called
out on strikes in one OF the later in
nings His peevishness was uncalled
for when the score is considered, but
II resulted in bringing Bradley, a re-
cruit, into the game under favorable
ausDices
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
~ MILTON r. PALMER.
Iere AL ioy in Beantown.

There is Joy in Beantown.
The critics and fans who have been
Irking the American league repre-
Isntatives In that town to speed up
d their former pace are convinced
I6nt there Is something doing ana
Cat the Speed Boys have come back
llst when the dreaded Tigers are
heir guests. All this Is the result u
Die run harvest of Monday when the
Eostonians alighted upon two OF our
nest young phenoms and Distributed
fheir curves all over the lot
There are two games left In tue
aeries and each side hopes to garner
DE pair. Jennings has Killian. always
4 fooler for the Speed Boys, Summers
md Browning to depend on. he Is
>aping Mullin, who has already won
d game from Boston, and Donovan,
&ho finished Mondays game In gocd
lyle, for the Athletics. Manager
Donovan has Smith and Arellanes un-
derscored as his next choices.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

Claude Mllam's word for plays in
which he figures They say Milan,
" no plays in the garden for the SEN
ators, il the fatrest ball tosser In the
game with the umpires.
Ferguson, Old-time pitcher, umpIrinE
in the American association. was A
hard man for the umpires when he was
the players.
Houston got away 90 a nying start
In the Texas league. and is leading tne
procession The race is very close.
however, with Dallas good second.
Fort Worth appears outclassed.
4 meeting for the organization OF
the Auto Parts Baseball league will DE
held at the Spalding store, Wednesday
evening. Teams which expect To SO
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
Floht Returns Toniaht.

Returns from the Stanley Ketchel-
8orky Flynn fight at Boston Tuesday
evening will be received at Mclntosh's
d Michigan-ave. F. Scott, who VIII
Rad the returns from the Jeffries-
7Dhnson fight in the Light Infantry
armory July 4, will do the calling.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
3. o. Leauue openIna.

The pcstoffice league, which com
pfises six teams from the main and
branch Offices, began its season Mon.
day for the next IA weeks. The games
a this week resulted as follows: Gep-
yIefts 6.Quaines 8; McKaigs II. Sta
Ton @ g.: Station B z, Station A
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yerterday's ReauIta.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston IL, Detroit 4.
athletics 9. Chicago 1.
Washington 3, Cleveland l.
New York 8, St Louis 3.
T0day's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

Two-base hits-Stahl. Gardner, COBB,
Lord Three base hits-Lord, Jones
Bush. Home run-Speaker. Hits--On
Pernoll, In 2-3 inning; of Stroud, I
in 1-S innings: on Donovan, In o.
Sacrifice hits-Lewis. Carrigan. Sac
rifice fiy-Cobb. Stolen base-GardBCr
Double plays--Wagner, Gardner and
Stahl; Wagner, Gardner and Bradley z.
Left on bases-Detroit 3. Boston ..
First base on balls-On Pernoll l. OH
Stroud ., of Karger g. First base on
errors-Boston /. Struck out-By
Karger 3, by Stroud 3, by Donovan !.
Passed baIl-Beckendorf Time IS.
Umpires-Evans and Egan.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

YesterdRy's Results.
Adrian 4. Bay City 3.
Jackson 8. Saginaw =.
Battle Creek ). Lansing 2.
Flint 1, Kalamazoo =.
TOdny's Games.
Lansing at Saginaw.
Flint at Bay City.
Jackson at Battle Creek.
Adrian at Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
Windsor Conductor Fatally In

Windsor Conductor Fatally Injured.
Frank Lyons, aged 35. living at No.
76 Pelissier-st., Windsor, a conductor
employed on the Grand Trunk. was
fatally injured at Cochran, Ont. Sat
urday. He is still alive by physicians
hold out no hope of recovery.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
SUPPOSE SOME OF THESE
OLD RULES WERE NOW GOOD


a
mahager player shall address ,
Should he hit
5 a on to the
The eachers duty Catch all balls pitched bat
he
Is the
a. a
ball promptly second
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
THE BIG-LEAGUE RACES

Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn =.
Chicago 4. Boston g. ....
st Louis 4, New York 2.
Plttsburg !. Phlllles 4.
TOday's Games
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Phillies at St Louis.
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
w l. Pet. W. l. fct-
FLINT. l 500 Bay city J 3 500
Adrian 8 .667 lansing. 3 3 .5u1
b. Creek. 3 500 Saginaw. 2 .S5J
Jackson 3 500 Kala'zoo. l .io7
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17

In the league are: Detroit Radiator
Co. Michigan Auto Parts Co, Male
able Iron Co, United States Heater Co.,
Michigan Auto Crank Shaft Co. Brush
Runabout Co, Ford Motor Co, and An
hut Motor Co
The Detroit times., 1910-05-17
Bo.tou Nationals almost beat out the

Chicago Cubs. Monday, coming from
ebind in the last two innings. after
getting only one hit off Cole up to that
time and being beaten finally, 4 TO =.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-03

at home She could make little study
of architecture, sufficient to know the
sort of garden to be used with certain
type OF house. Let her learn all the best
examples Of formal gardens, studying all
details. why certain things are done and
why others should not be done.
1t may be possible for IL girl TO visit
the Arnold Arborctum gardens, nt Ja-
maica Plain. near Boston, where are
found the finest formal gardens in the
country, These were laid out by Fred
erick Law Olmstead on tract OF land
held by Harvard and are very beautiful
specimens of their kind
a trip abroad should he the general
wind up Of girls study in landscape
architecture. In England are seen the
best types of the cottage garden, and
one can truce the development from the
old monastery gardens down TO those of
the present day,
Make n point of studying collections
of pictures showing 0oral arrangements
whenever possible and IT VIII be amazing
how discriminating one will become. so,
that possessing the taste and desire, il.
viii be simple matter to go on with the
study from a scientific viewpoint later on.
But even the superficial study will not
ouly be found 10 be an absorbing occu- i