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The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SCHAEFER STARTS <
FOR HOT SPRINGS
Washington Second Base
man Leaves ST. Louis
for South Tonight.

ST LOUIS. Feb. L.-Hermsn Dutch
Schaefer, the former Detroit second
f'aseman. now with washington
reached St Louis TODAY He leaves Tor
Hot Springs this evening. where he be-
gins training for the coming season. III.
intends 10 remain there three weeks.
when he VIII 20 10 norfolk. Va. where
> IN McAieer.s charges viii prepare for
the 1910 marathon
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
DOOM HAS The GRIP.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. II-Mana ger
Doom. Of the Phillies, is confined to his
home with an attack Of grip. but hopes
- be around again in a few days Presi-
dent FCGeI returned 10 town early yes
terdav afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
HYLAND STOPS MANGO.

NEW YORK, Feb. II-Jue Hvland
knocked out Willie Mango with 2 right
hook 20 the Jaw IN the third round Of
what was scheduled 20 be q tan--our5
bout a. the LCnEac ere A A. last even
.ng- Hylaud knocked out HTango-s twin
brother, Frank, about q week ago ar
the same club and Willie tried 10 re-
renRe Franks defeat
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TO GRAPPLE FOR TITLE.

TOLEDO. Fen. Johnny BUIe1er. Of
Toledo. and Eugene Tremhlev. of Mon
tre4I. are matched 60 wrestie In Toledo
on FeUTua-v n for the lightweight
championship Of tire world. which title
Is now claimed by TTembIev he hold
irE the Richard *. Fox belt
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SCHEDULE REPORT
MAY BE DELAYED

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE official re
port on the rules revisio1s made hv the
1Oiut committees Of the ma fo- leagues
AZ piftsbUrg may be DELAYED until the
annual schedule meetings next TUESDAY
but the exact nature Of the de-av was
not disclosed bE President Johnson or
the American League. who has returned
10 Chicago along with President Com
iskey from their hunting trip.
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Johnson DISCHARGED

DETROIT. Feb 1--Jsck Johnson, the
champion puSilist. has cleared himself
and his bulldog of all charges and has
been discharged The complainant who
alleged that he had been bitten by the
dog was asked 20 exhibit his injuries
and the court decided that they were too
trivial 20 prove JOhuson's dog a vicious
animal
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
ATTELL AND CONLEY MATCH

Attel Of San Francisco. and Frankie
Coaley. Of keuosha- Wis. have been
matched to fight fortv-fve rounds in
Los Angeles. February - Al rr6
pounds rinESide- The boys were scheT-
uled 10 hZht a Jeu-TOund bout here this
month
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
KEIO TEAM COMING.

MADISON, Wis. Feb T1--Keio Uni
versity baseball team OF Tokyo. japan,
may visit the United States this spring
for a series OF games with Wisconsin
and other college teams Negotiations
are now pending
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
O'KEEFE GETS DRAW.

LANCASTER. Pa. Feb. 1I.-Tommy
o Neefe- Of Philadelphia, and Leo
Houck Of this city. boxed a savage six
round bout last evening. with little TO
choose between them at the end.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
COUGHLIN SIGNS

WILLIAMSBURG. Pa. Feb u--BU
COUEhlia has COM 10 terms with the
WHliamsport baseball club. and has
signed 10 manage the team for another
year.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
BARROW BUYS SHORTSTOP.

MONTREAL. Feb. Manager Bar
row. OF the Montreal Eastern League
team, has announced the purchase OF
ShortstoD Mattress from Buffalo
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SOX GEL INTO LINE

CHICAGO. Feb 1.-THE signed COu-
tracts Of InfeIder Fred Parent and Out
fielder Messenger have been received by
the Chicago club.
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wILLETTS VS.. LUCAS.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. u--Johnny
yvfI1e-4s and Willie Lucas viii box the
v-ind-u0 st the Douglas Club next Tues
dav night
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
BOSTON PLAYERS sigh.

BOSTON. Feb. II--Pitchers Joe Wood
and Ed Bsrberlch have signed Boston
contracts
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

IF present plans do not TnlscaFTyr r rank
Co--7 and POSSIBLY Jim JeffrieS viii b.
in chicago Monday night 20 watch the
Struggle between Zbyszko, the Polish
wrestler and NaHmOuJ the Bulgarian,
at the Coliseum
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

a C. SpsIdlnE is promoting scheme
90 send team Of star players from the
National and American Leagues to South
America AZ the close Of next season IN
der the management OF Frank Bancroft.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

prove his innocence, but he has not
vet beeE given = clean bill
Tn THls ~cSe the registration commit
lee unGS itself confronting the great
mass of athletes, headed by the CTe0rga-
town 1eieEatiOn. demanding that Byrd
be reiHstate' ?.
This. morning. # was announced that
regardless Of the A. a e.. decision
/ Byrd win reprCsen: Georgetown with
Out entering into the merits or the case
1 from either viewpoint r. can be stated
positively definitely. end emphaticaily.
mat ByT1 VIII not represent George
( town or any other Institution either
as an Individual OF as \ member OF 4
relay team until the ban has been lift
4 restoration OF his former standing as
d simon pure competitor. but I'm the
mean time those who do not know
that Lhe A A l. prohibits ans person
who Is suspended from participating
So race, ire doing Byrd ana George
town an injustice IN declaring that the
4 n L. suspension viii be disre-
garded.
Elections Are Representative.
Those I'm whom is vested the resDonsl-
billy % conducting the 4. A. Z. affairs
in Washington are particularly riIed At
the elairs that this city has no voice
in the selection Of officials. that meet ing
FOR elections are never held, and that
the District athletes are governed with
out representation
Each one of these statements is with
out the least foundation. as e IS a mat
ter OF fact that elections are annually
held alternating year by year from
Baltimore 10 washington AT which q
president, vice president. secretary. and
treasurer, two haudiCappers. and
chairman and registration committee
are chosen
Each college and club In the South
Atlantic Association is entitled 10 repre-
sentatiou bv thru delegates who have
a voice and vote I'm naming each one Of
these officers and members OF the
board
Whether any officer should be anIIiat-
Cd with any organization which con
ducts meets or games, IS a matter or
opinion hut for years the men who. In
the judgment OF the delegates have
been the best qualified 10 hold Office,
have been most active in promoting DIFF
fereut branches Of sport Professor
Pecketts predecessors as Chairmen
have been such men as Dr. William
Grant, capt g. z. Edwards. and DR.
D. +. Wiber. each Of whom Is a mem
Der Of an association which held athletic
affairs
As the accompanying box shows
ach dsy brings some new development
and these are likely 20 continue until
the A A L. meeting next Monday even
ing. when the whole affair VIII be
Thrashed out
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

The Rochester University basketball
team has won eleven starlight games. 10
Guiding victories over Cornell, Penusyl-
vzuTa and Massachusetts Tech
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
MEATY NIT MATER.

Fighting Dick HyIand and Grover
Hayes VIII meet in New Orleans in y
twcnty-round bout On Saturday night
Jim Flynn, the Pueblo heavyweight.
earned S@@oG by defeatinE sam Lang
ford at Los Angeles Cal, on Tuesday
night
Stanley KetcheI and Tony Caponi
have agreed 70 SIGHT from g. 10 n
rounds. and tney are now seeking bids
for the match
BILLY Mccartney has reached san
Francisco and he viii assist Sid Hes
ter in handling the Battling Nelson
Ad Wolgast match.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

A banquet Is 20 be given in honor o.
Wee Willie Keller IN Plainheid. y J,
E-en-Irar- u.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SPORTING CHATTER.

Pitcher Brandon has sent IN his signed
contract 10 ghe PittsburE club
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

Washington motorists Hr-~ a fad.
e INCH Is growing rapidly utUUe en-
nIaure or every description. including
BfITikCuS. north poles. birds and beasts
are being substituted Tor the plain
cars on radiators T-CumOnilc owners
are using a miniature reproduction Of
the famous Vanderbilt cup which was
won two years ago by 4 LoCOmohiie.
The Miller Brothers Auto and Supply
C0rnrz1v report the sale or Ford
touring car to W : Mcdonald
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

all was abouid i'd. My gay rount OF
bowlings, kaffee klatches, pinochle
tournaments ind schuetzenfests was
almost interferenced nit for seferal
days. but coult see from some OF
der denials dot OSCAR wasS innocence.
81 all hat - do wass to make my
decidings listen goot ven 10 wass read
ouid before eferypody, only dere ISIS so
many vorts in Vebster's unhitched d.
regtory dot l dit nod know vich to
SELECT
Veil, to Hans Krautbauer, who be-
longs NIT der same cheese club as
me und OSCAR und iss soap boiler,
gate der Occurrences und tolt him
to boil Id down, becoss Hans only hass
TO work during der day time.
So vot | hat sent you ISIS nod from
Hans, but from me. Id ISIS my opin-
ions. Hans hat holdings to dit NIT Id
except to write Id, but l also wrote
i'd, becoss Hans don'd always dot hiss
is und cross hiss Is. und I hat to
make dem cross.
Hoping diss will flnd you der same,
I am respectlessly.
ADOLF.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

NOT MUTE-OH,. NO, NOT THAT.
Is II true, carce. that you and Agnes don't speak?
'No, IL is not true"
Then what the facts in the matter?"
I'VE don't speak to each other"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Offs Of der Bretzldend
Of der Gesangverein Schitzelbank.
My Dear Brudders-Prosit!
How sorry am dot your investigat'
ings OF our dear colligue. OSCAR, for
gifin der pretzel prifletch of our Ges'
angverein to der Delicatessen Trust
ISIS SO embarrasmented by my letter
making ouid OSCAR as persickutet nod
wisely but too veil!
| guess some beoble dink / dit nod
write dose letter myseluf.
Belief me, | wass two years NIT der
business colletch as chanitor und
can write letters so veil as anybody
All / need iss a rubber stamp to make
der sicknatchuIe.
Diss case abouid OSCAR hass got so
much efidenz dot i'd gifes me a kopf
schmerzen to read i'd / would RAIDER
read a autograph mehu wrote by a
soused head waiter in a rathskelleT
ind violet ink dan wade drough SC
much typewritings-but / dit i'd. Sure
dit Often vile SLIDING up to see der
comet. yess. otter till heluf past comet
time, / voult examine pages, und efen
leafes, OF der efidenz, nit OSCAR Sob
bling on my shoulter. ind wonder vot
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
This Child Among
Criminals in Court
Is a City's Shame!
For First False Step. a Girl Of 10
10 Made to Occupy a FeIon's
cell--There Are Cities
That Have, Indeed, a
Better Way.


plead said Justice Jefes must have been drinking or
You would girl out of keeping in the sur
Ioundng police the law demands ask you how
you plead"
eyes motley that gathers each morning IN
learn his fellows fate
gotten money the fine of her lover
eering eyes visit this place and hear
gawk-hs child confession of her guilt
the first time the girl had
had anything drink"
"How asked the justice.
VI eyes sir it was" the girl answered
FOR THE FIRST oFTENsE FOR HER FIRST MISTAKE THIS
SO APPARENT TO OFFICER THE ARREST AS TO
CAUSE TO COMMENT IT. THIS GIRL OF IS WAS COM
PEELED TO OCCUPY CELL IN A POLICE STATION.
upon police department of Detroit and
upon the city.
Humanity practiced could have been
responsible child first having been compelled
cell feOn offered the morbid curiosity OF
police crowd.
are indeed Detroit, compared to
other cities which for long have had better
cowboys Of our
s: By IL: ss .S. ...o . %
ssrasd mh %oen o. s K niaht lons continues to
% s9 that n ss'ss' s 'ss and sssss s
familiarity the city let's osea
Frederick questions the June Eveybod even
though this 1syear-old girl
article the police MAKE many
criminals golden policy chief
Koher in Cleveland
President Roosevelt police America
Two years this city, before the International Association OF
Chiefs of Police Chief Kohler declaration
making criminals
making onenders ny expos
n m
practices Of
And words said but words from Justice
ees his bench upon this child prisoner and
marked:
Ut IS SHAME THAT YOU SHOULD BE HERE" -
CRYING shame please when much better results could have
been attained the calling the police caagenot the patrol
and the conveying of this girl to her home
The who taken false step not belong in station
CELL required that spread police station registers
and police court dockes.
She demands than anything else and than at time the
interest mothers love- and her first mistake rather than be
umpeted world always ready drag the of into
the should be given into the akpng of mothers sacred con-
Adence.
There honorable mention coming member Of the Detroit
police department promotions called for this
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
lplEs FRoM INJURIES.

PORT HURON. Mich, May GOV.
D. Weyel died in a local hospital, the
result OF injuries sustained last Sat.
urday night, when he was struck by a
horse and buggy on Huron-ave Mr..
Weyel was 50 years old, and lived
With his daughter, slrs. Charles Can
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

ranges around the 100000, 900 mark.
III 1907 the value OF the shipments
was $50. 49S,17l. Z
TWO strenuous ones did not kiss
when t, X, met the kaiser the other
day. Can IL be that Wilhelm lost his
nerve on the show down?
The population OF the republic OF
Mexico Is l3,607,25 The area OF the
country is 7G7.250 square miles.
Many people know more than Is
good for those who have to hear about
it.-New York Press.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

field. at 1893 Concord-ave., Detroit. He
was for many years st. Clair county
resident and business man of this city.
but retired and went to Detroit to
live several years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

In Norway there are 1000 follow
ers of the Roman Catholic church and
100000 Professionals. France has 80,
100000 Catholic and 100000 Protes
tantS.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Heaven help the Spanish! A United
States consul reports that the 5-cent
moving picture show has begun its in
vasion OF Spain.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
The Truth. No Matter
Whom II Helps or Hurts.

A few days ago a girl Of Is years
responded to her name in Detroits
police court.
She was arrested on a Detroit
street while in company with young
man, year or two older than her.
self.
The charge against her was that
of drunk"
II do not like to ask you how you
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Gibraltar means "Gebel al TarIk"
(the mountain Of Tarik.) Tarik was
an Arabian general.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Tho total value Of shipments made
annually from ports on the great lakes
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
Friday. May 20.
1910
MOST ANYTHING

The city OF chihuahua, Mex, has
opened municipal meat shops.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
From Another Point of View
Ne1t tlme Mr HALEY vim prObably put a BEN on it

Next time Mr. HALEY will probably put bell on it.
Possibly the comet has decided wait until adourns
undoubtedly a
tenderlon
through telescope.
Alfred Austin
his poetry perhaps that s the reason he keeps writing it.
o When last seen had tail
which
4 HALEY.
he
What Uncle
burned at the stake $500 - -
exchange chronicles Of
this
President Taft Mrs president the United
lady that we half expected it all
OF ht a
he next to do
But when the enographrs
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
Adolf EXPLAINS How He Wrote
Dot Letter Explaining OSCAR

Takes All RESPONSIBILITY For Goot
CHARACTER He Cafe Hiss Trent
vleh Hiss Trent Cafe Him.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-01

- Gin gutter Gbsmann.
Sruu: $50 ipGt iommft ou tpisosr
aus 0einer Stummineipe. Den eanaen
Ra9mittus babe ib uuf bid seipurs
tet; lpsiBt ou Oenn ni9t. baB bsute
msin @eburtstag iI9" Wann: .9lbsr
nutiirIid. Weibden. ben bdbsn mir ia
seraoe sefeiert!"
= 9rob. rS.rr Oirettor, Sbr
Sobn 1T Der refine SdufenoiuHa." =
IRA, fussn mir Iiebsr Elm RilIiOns=+
iuHa."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04
POLITICIANS NOT PATRIOTS
This l. FredcrcI> 5. Pcars0n's V
OF American AtnteS,nnu

New York Sept 2.--"The men
power in America are politicians,
stead of patriots"
This was the way Frederick S. p,
son, the British capitalist, summed
his idea Of what was wrong, fun
mentallN. WIN AmerIca hefnre snl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

oklahoma city Sept plead
guilty to obtaining money under ia
pretenses from Anna Laskey, w.
Webb alas ". B, White, was gi'
80 days in jail by Judge Clark
the district court today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

/ provision which requires the board
meet AT the state capital and I
consequently any business transac
| by them Is void
As the suits resisting the state
scssments viii probably be filed
the United States circuit court, VIII
the same corporation filed similar $,
In 1908 and 1903 against the asse
ments of those years, II will be "a
that there is strong probability
the capital controversy appearing
the federal court again, The West
! Union and Pullman Company cont,
, primarily that their assessments
fixed too high, and have made sim
| contentious the past two years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

D Hz4r~u-- COMPLEXION
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-28
Of friends in Walla Walla this after
noon.
WASHINGTON MEN ARE
HEIRS TO COUNTESS

Spokane, Wash.-Homer Tilley Of
Spokane, and his brother, H. c. Til
ley of Walla Walla, Wash, are indi-
rect heirs Of the estate Of the Coun-
tess Straeva, who Gied in Paris re-
Gently, leaving a fortune of between
100000 and 20,000,000 francs. The
elder Tilleys have Just returned from
France where they arranged for the
settlement OF the estate. The coun-
tess was Mabel Tilley, an American
girl who married M. Tilton, million
airs OF San Francisco, 20 years ago.
When he died in 1892 she inherited
his fortune. Mrs. Tilton went abroad
soon afterward and in Paris married
Count Straeva, a Greek nobleman,
who died four years ago, leaving for
tune to his widow. The Countess
Straeva visited the United States sew
eral months before her death and in
New York declared more than $780,
900 worth of jewels and furs. The
Tilleys have not yet decided what they
will do with the estate that is to come
to them, but it is likely that as much
as can be converted into cash will be
invested in the United States.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-28
SULTAN OF SULU IS
FETED IN NEW YORK
CENTER OF ATTRACTION
IN GIDDY METROPOLIS
Americas Only Potentate is True
Sport and Plays the Game-Really
Has a Serious Mission in this
Country.

New York.-A little brown man
from the Philippines held the center
of the stage in little old New York.
He was Hadji Mohammed Jumatui
Kiram. the Sultan of Sulu, not the
mystical creation with which Play
wright George Ade amused the public
few months ago. but the real ar
ticle, fresh from his little archipela-
go acress the placid Pacific.
New York took into her arms the
only potentate that America can boast
of, housed him in one of her gorgeous
hotels, whirled him through her busy
labyrinths in an automobile, applaud
ed him at the Hippodrome and watch
ed him as he sampled some of the
gaities of garish Broadway. After it
was all over New York said she liked
Hadji and Hadji said New York was
immense. At least, by the warble he
said it. The warble is acting as in
terpreter for his highness, or better,
his shortness, for Hadji is only five
feet four inches.
When it comes to "potentating,
Hadti is not very strong any more,
as his title is chiefly ornamental and
brings him only about six thousand a
year. Nevertheless, the Sultan brought
an imposing suite with him and with
the proceeds that he gathers from the
sale of a crop of Philippine pearls,
as he marched triumphantly through
Europe, he is meeting his hotel and
taxicab bills and tipping every hand
that stretches out to him, like a true
sport.
The pearl sale is said to have netted
the Sultan s200,000-in real money.
Asked his impression OF New York,
the Sultan said, and there is the au-
thority of ]. Marble for it: New
York is fine. very fine; better than
London, even better than Paris. Big
town, fine buildings, lots of fun"
Included in the suite is the Sultan's
brother and heir to the empty title.
He bears the past tense name of
WAIST" with Datto Rajah Muda Mu-
lail forming an imposing chain of
Christian names. There are also a
lot Of keepers OF this, that and the
other thing in the party The Hotel
Astor handed over part Of the sixth
floor to the party. Hadji's party dined
b. itself in a private room, but the
hotel was hard put to furnish Hadjl
with his favorite dish Of Bow Wow
meat. 1t did the best it sould by serv-
ing the street corner brand of frank
furters, otherwise known as ''hot
dcg"
The Sultan will end his stay in New
York tomorrow, when he and his par
ty go to Washington to meet Cover
nor" Taft, whose acquaintance Had
il had made when the president was
governor of the Philippines.
While in Washington he will attend
to the serious part of his mission, the
inauguration of movement for
more American teachers in his native
lands. The Sultan is strong for the
Americapization Of the Philippines
and he believes that this can best be
accomplished by having the Fflipinos
taught by well-educated Americans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-28
DOG ADOPTS WEE KITTEN.
Time Equally Divided Nourishins
Puppfes and Her New Protege.

Puppies and Her New Protege.
Montclair, N. Mrs. Edward E..
Leach of 641 Bloomfield avenue is the
owner Of French poodle that is act
ing foster mother to a Maltese kitten.
The dog has three puppies, for which
she is also caring, and in order to
give the adopted kitten the care she
deems necessary Dido has installed
II in a separate home. Dido has prov
ed a devoted mother.
Mrs. Leach's son found a litter Of
kittens in the barn and determined
TO drown them. When he was car
rying the kittens Dido appeared and
nosed the kittens over in friendly
manner. Finally she selected one
which she deposited in the box with
her puppies The puppies, being lar
ger and stronger, crowded the new
conner. Dido was equal to the emer-
gency, and agan carefully lifting the
kitten, she carried 1t TO horse stall
and made a bed for her new protege.
Young Leach called his mother and
others of the family to witness the
novel sight. It was then determined
that II Dido wanted the kitten she
could keep 1t. The poodle has taken
excellent care Of both her families
since then, dividing her time Impair
TALLY between them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-28

the blood and
cleansing it of all
| m pure matter,
makes a perma-
nent and lasting
cure of the dis
ease. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
as the best blood