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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20

THE sPIRITUALIsTs ARE TO HOLD A
thirty days camp meeting at Mineral park
south Pasadena, during the month OF July.
The opening meeting is scheduled for Sun
day, July 3, at which time some OF the best
known exponents OF the philosophy science
and phenomena will be present and assist in
sha exereises' 6-20-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20

THE ROwEII, VACATION SCHOOL OPENS
June o. 720 S. Broadway. SIXTH AbAR:
Grade and high school studies o-l9-o
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20
PHYSICIANS

DIR. @. HARRISON. 3Slh S. SPRING.; Main
se52-Osteopathic specialist: nerves. rheuma-
tism kidney. liver, stomach, cancers. worms
Consult me. Never fail to cure. b-24-SO
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20

pENIEI, HALL. 227 s. MAIN. NOON PRAY
or meeting daily; gospel meeting evsrS
sight s-l-eLno
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-20

Or. Bachmann, 2O5-2O6 Majestic Theater
bldg, s45 s. Bdway. F56s1i Main ss1s.
7-1-tf
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Revival of Interest In
MiChigan'S Track Team

, men. will form the nucleus for the
team to De picked
Aside from the freshmen candidates
there are a number OF new men out
who look especially good Benbroo@'
the football captain. will be seen praS-
tiC.ng at shot putting Immediately
after the second semester work Is re-
sumed Then there is Freeney who
broke last years record in the pote
vault for the local gym. Freeney VIII
be out after the second semester work
is resumed. and there is no doubt bnt
what he viii earn a place Ior himseit
in the pole vault The little footbal
player scraped the bar on AT II feet
last year without bit OF training.
Taken altogether the team repre-
senting Michigan on the track and IN
the field events this year at the vari
Gus meets will be fine one. The stu
dents are enthusiastic over the pros
poets and hope TO see Michigan send
at least 25 men down 10 the intercot
le giate
A preliminary meet Will be held OF
February %. and on March the an
nual Fresh-Soph meet will be held
The regular Varsity meet Is scheduled
for March 19. and Syracuse will PROB
ably fll in March 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Sporting Notes

Jack Twin suIIivaa. who once won n
decision over Tommy Burns. was lick
ed at Pittsburg last night bN Frank
Klaus.
They are fussing around with indoor
golf in Chicago. using clubs or diner-
eut weight to represent the Inherent
distances OF the Imaginary holes.
George HenIey. the Racquet eiuh
professional VIII play series OF
matches against BOakes. 81. aud u"
professionals OF a Chicago club, at the
Detroit court Saturday afternoon.
pitcher Hardin, esteemed by many
the best OF the new twiriers or the De
troft club, has been missing from hi.
home fn ST Louis since Jan. u, ana
his wife IL anxious regarding his
Whereabouts.
Chicago fms ARE sore over their In
ability To- sec Zbyszko and MalmOut go
to IL In public. hut it ~ alleged 20 be a
spite match on both sides neither de-
string To allow the other 10 prOht by
share Of the gate.
The irrrpres-Ibie ATknn~ns sport
writer's are now missing Charlie
schmidt ~ IN the EFFORT 20 form an
outlaw l.axtc safe To state M
schmidt viii allow nothing 10 inter
rere with his presence this year at san
Antonio. iIis contract was signed some
time ago
JeHries says that there isn't "a chance
Of his battle with Johnson taking place
in any state other than California.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
AUSTRALIANS ARE
VERY EASY MARKS
Hugh MacIntosh's Clientele Going
Crazy Over Bouts Between Boxers
Defeated in Other Lands

Australia is evidently n haven for
broken-down lighters. Only recently
the sports of the Antipodes poured
money into Hugh Mclntosh's box OF
flee TO see the ancient Fitzsimmons
meet Lange. the Australian cham
pion.
Mcintosh has arranged what Is
virtually tournament for defeated
fighters. yet the Australians show a
great deal OF interest In them.
lie has induced Jimmy Britt ana
Rudolph unholz. both OF whom have
long string of defeats charged
against them. 10 so TO his country.
and they will meet In turn Johnny
Summers. who lost the English light
weight championship To Fred Welsh.
IL Is also said that Burns and ket-
chel. both OF whom have been knock
ed out by Jack Johnson. are matched
to fight In the land of the kangaroo
soon With Joe Grim. the punching
bag, and few other inferior lighters
on the ground. IL looks like rubbing
II I'm on the Australians, but the latter
seem 10 be strong for these near
champions iast the same.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
PS-bROWNS CALL
BIG TRADE OFF
0'cOnnor Insisted on Getting No.
body, But Mig Clarke and Maps
Were Unable Ts Grab Wallace.

CLEVELAND, Jan. lS.-Fred Lake.
now manager Of the Boston Doves, Is
up against the same proposition As
Jim Mcclure OF the Maps. A few DAYS
after Mcclure visited New York and
Boston In search OF new players
Lake dropped down To New York 10
Interview Manager McGraw OF the
Giants on the subject OF trades. Mo
Graw, however. could not see that ht
wanted any OF the Doves except once
With whom Lake refused To part
Pitcher Red" White was one OF the
men that McGraw was willing 70 have,
hut then Lake considered White too
good man TO let GO.
II was just the same way when
Mcclure went after new faces last
month. lie told Jack OConnor OF
st. Louis that he would like 10 ger
Bobby Wallace. who wanted TO come
TO Cleveland. O'Connor was perfectly
willing that Cleveland should have
Wallace, but he insisted on having
Catcher Mig" Clarke In return. That
stopped proceedings at once. as Nc
Guire will not listen TO any propost
tion which involves Clarke.
When he wants to be. Clarke ls the
best catcher in the American league.
He intends To be good this year. He
certainly did not give Cleveland his
best last season. but under different
management he promises To show
some of the form he did in 1906 and
1907. To let him go would leave
Bemis. Easterly and Higgins. Bemis
is a veteran. who Is liable TO 20 back
any one of these days. while Easterly
is "A man who can do his best work
when not used too often. He can
catch three days a week without any
trouble. but when asked to perform
more often he is liable To 60 stale.
As for Higgins. he Is still an expert
ment.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

Did you ever SIT in the grandstand
or bleachers and keep close eyc on
Ian old-time batter a, work on a cab
pitcher?
! II you never have. just take the
I first opportunity When che season
opens and keep an eye on the vet
erans It's worth NJ lie going long
Ways for
The youngster may have the pro
verbal everything. meaning speed
To waste. curves that break like a
rotten suck. and control enough 20
sink The bah into lie bis nitt every
time
In practice the cub looks like sem
sation. aad everyone bat the manaser
is sure he is going 10 be the league
wonder Just as SUR as the tax rs
SCISSOR viii make his appearance
The old-timer cones to the plate As
careless as the ONCE boy half an hour
late, He eXpectQratcS upon his hands.
rubs his bat handle, pulls down his
cap. rubs his hands IN the dust knocks
the dirt OF his spikes. gives his trous-
ers a hitch. and then wipes his hands
upon his trousers gs.
baleful eye upon the pitcher. main-
tanning continuous fiow of sarcasm,
tended 10 iet the pitChe know how lit
tie he thinks OF his ability. When
ready. ne hands out something like
this: Now. then, you fresh kid: Just
hand something up here-anywhe
and III knock II So far them outfield.
ers can't retrieve IL in week"
The catcher signals perhaps he
calls for a fast one over the inside cor
ner and aOout knee-high. What does
the cub doe Well. the chances are
he'll bend a slow curve over the heart
of the plate. and the veteran whales II
40 miles from Monday
I've seen it happen time and again.
My attention was hrst called 10 IL by
an old manager. who insisted the bat
ters cast a spell over the colt pitchers.
I've talked TO pitchers, some or
them battle-scarred veterans OF the
firing line. and nearly every one has
experienced the snsation. They In
sist that when breaking in they could
no more obey the Catcher's signal at
times than they could force a league
ball through a hole made 10 NJ
marble.
suppose it's plain case of rattles,
hut some calle il hypnotism. The ao-
solute indifference OF the old-timer At
bat. his sarcastic talk and deliberate
actions tend 10 send the recruit uo
higher than Gilroys kite. and instead
OF placing the bali where the catcher
wants IL, he is apt to hand il up where
il is duck soup for the batter.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

ANN ARBOR Mich, Jan. lS.-(Spe-
are beginning To occupy the eyes N
the students at the present time. few
aspiring candidates for the 1910 track
team OF the University or Michigan
finG time 10 timber themselves up IN
Waterman gymnasium. The outlook
Tor a good track team. probably the
best that has represented Michigan VA
some time. was never better "A this
time OF the year, and all who nave
ever taken part in track work at all
are being urged To come out. Exact
training for the coming meets, that
with Syracuse in particular viii start
Immediately after the examinations,
and in the meanwhile a few are get
ting in a little extra work.
What makes the outlook in track
so promising TO Trainer Fitzpatrick
and Capt Donald c. May is the fact
that seven M" men are eligible to
compete next spring Ex-Capt. Dull Is
the only veteran lost from last year
winner. and though his loss Is severe
one the new material is very promis-
ing. At a special meeting held last
week sixty-tnree men came out ~
response TO Captain Mays call for
candidates. Taking from this number.
May. West, Homer, Bohnsack. Craig.
Towar and I.eger. all OF whom won
their right 10 the M last year. the
rest may be- depended upon 10 turn
cut some point-getters. out OF the
sixty.three also were number OF
freshmen. and though ineligible Tor
the team this spring Keene Fftzpat-
rick stated that separate meet would
be held so that a line on coming ma
terial now in the freshmen class could
be had
Craig and Keck will probably be
Michigan's representatives in the 100
and 220-yard dashes. Hammond, CAM
bic and Hodgen will take care OF the
hurdles For the half-mile Bohnsack
and Saxton look good, having had con
siderable experience on the cross
country team. while Leger and Gamble
are expected TO take care OF the quar-
ter-mile event.
Joe Horner. the Grand Rapids lad.
who made such a great showing Tor
the Maize and Blue at Cambridge last
season when he defeated Ted Coy OF
Yale in the shot-put. is looked upon
TO- be Michigan's mainstay In poiDi-
getting.
Horner is a fine all-around athlete
/ but has determined To confne MS et
I forts TO the discus and shot. As foy
1 the relay team the prestige that Mich
dan has gained in this particular
event will not be lost this season ac
con ding 10 the present outlook. Cap
I tain May, Towar. West. Saxton and
/ Hayiland. FIVE speedy long distance
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
johnson Wants Roosevelt
10 Ad IS Tight QefsIee

NEW YORK. Jan. is. Jack John.
son. in letter 20 local sporting
writer. made public here today. sug.
gests ex-President Roosevelt as a
referee for the championship fight be
tween himself and Jeffries The pres
eut title-holder gives reasons for his
selection. His letter follows
"Sir-Ex President Roosevelt ought
To be good authority. He has been
boxing himself. and should know the
merits OF both men. and think he
should make good referee. being
our nations chief leader. and a great
leader was he.
Il am satified. II the club would
choose him as referee. il would salts
fy TO queens taste. lie is cool and
collected. and no one can rattle him
aud get his goat like they would a
lot of fellows who have their names
down as referees. Your champion.
JACK JOHNSON"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Margins suecessor7

Johnson Brothers. OF London. Ont
own a full brother TO Allen Winter.
2:0Giz. called Henry Winter, that has
been turned yer t. Lon Mcdonald 10
train Reports from London are 70
he effect that this black 6-yesr-old can
&C like an express train. and the facl
that Lon" isn't saying anything abou:
him is almost conclusive evidence that
this I'd Winter colt Is of some ac-
count You remember Mac" was
very reticent about Margin last spring
and early summer and when he won {
talk about a horse in his barn It's
pretty good plan To keep your eye
reeled FOR that same horse Buffalo
News
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
wADDELL SIGNS PLEDGE.
Threat OF jRelesation to Minors
Causes 1S-Hour Dry Spell.

ST. LOUIS. No. Jan 1S.-Rube
Waddell was ierked on the carpet by
President Hedges and Manager
O'Connor OF the Browns. He was in
formed that he was a lusher and that
II he would ride the wagon until next
October he would receive a 81 600
bonus; otherwise he would be sent TO
the minors. The Rube said he would
win the bonus and has been sober
now for Is hours
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
SEASON NEARS CLOSE.
Only Two More Weeks of Play for the
ntercity Indoor League.


Intercity Indoor League.
The Intercity Indoor Baseball league
season closes Jan 81. and there are
but two more weeks 10 play left. After
that. the teams will hook up wi,n out
side teams as well as teams that are
net in the Intercity Indoor Baseball
league
Tile Il. T. Everltt Co. still have the
strong hold upon first place. but the
strcng team Of the BonnieS gives
prospects Of displacing them, II the
leaders viii drop two places and the
Bonnies wIn two.
Following are the games for this
week:
Wednesday ,Everitts VS.. Walker
will Boat club NJ Windsor armory
Flidav-,Valkcrviil Boat clnb vs.
Light Guard armory at Light Guard
armory.
Thursday. NJ C. A. VS. Windsor
Fusiliers, at Y NJ. c. A.
FrIdly--B. +. Everitt Co. VS.. Wind
sor Reserves at Windsor armory.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Backing Uo win Prove FafaS
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The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Some Baseball Spirit.

St joe seems To have the spirit. One
fan there paid $3.50 for season ticket
No. | and they hac baseball tag day
last weeH. The fans are trying to
raise $1,000 at the present time as an
evidence of good faith and To heil
put In a winning team. Manager
Cooley. OF Topeka. told them in 81
Joe that he believed the substitution
OF that town for Pue bio will strength
en- the league.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

Ex-Tiger Likely To Get Into the
Game. With Toledo Club.

I'm not going to be kept out OF
the game next summer IL | think
can do the team any good. declared
Manager Holmes to President Armour.
Wednesday. shortly after he had sign
ed his contract. Il can run as fast as
| ever could" he continued. and 7
can hit en- just about as far as in the
old days. II the team should be in
a bad way. do you think | could sit
on the bench when | feel that | ought
10 be out there helping the boys?"
So "Ducky" who signed a man
ayers contract will now also sign a
players document, so that he can get
in the fray should the occasion arise.
And he will make mighty valuable
man.-Toledo Ne~s-Bee.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Same sono From washinqton.

Jimmy McAleer the new manager
of Washington says that the Nation
ais will not finish in last place next
season. but that they will give them
all chase Joe Cantillon yearly told
the same story before the race start
ed
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Soprano and Her Brother.

When the tbrce-year-old filly Sopra
no. trotting record 2:0S "a, was sold
at auction last November she brought
S. 900. while her full brother. Of road
horse speed only, went for $27S.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

With Chrlsty Mathewson and Hal
Chase doing the twirling, the New
York indoor baseball team was defsat-
cd by Geneva. y. Y. indoor team, IL
10 4 the other night. After the game
the visitors were banqueted. Frank
Dwyer. the former pitcher and umpire,
who resides there, was master OF cere-
monies.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
ABOLISH SHADOW BOXING!
ST. Louis Athlete Gets Serious Injury
While Practicinu II.

Football proved injurious TO life ana
limb last fall. therefore football Is to
be debrutalized. But why stop at
football? The latest addition TO the
subjects for golden ruling" should be
shadow boxing ST. Louis boxer
slipped and fell while practicing this
art the other day with the result that
he split his chin and. broke two teeth.
Down with the present system of
shadow boxing. Let reform take its
course
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

draw, reverse twists and cushion.
Diagram l.--Cue ball SIS left. 5-S
below: object balI full; stroke l-2 Ia
excess of medium. Cue Dall cushions
al r. through draw and twist delivery,
caroning ON pail 2 Object ball cush
tons M A. b. finally resting al Ca
fnc gathering stroke.
Diagram Cue ball l-2 below, II
left. object ball rs left; stroke ord.
Ipary Cue Dall cushions at -. {, -,
n. resting at q. CarOm ball cushions
al r. crosses table and stops at II.
The space between balls I and Is
nearly the distance which separates
the diamond siEhtA
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Can BATTLES For Hopke.

All A. A. clubs are reported 10 have
waived claim on Third Baseman
Hopke.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19

IOtAi ..s.s.s...ssss....s...ssss goo
an apartment with heat and janitor
service at $50 per month is cheaper than
his house or furnace heated flat at $40
ans II nts own time and trouble In caring
for furnace. heating water and paying for
some of his small bills is OF any value to
him he can easily pay $50 or $50 for his
Experiment against $40 for his present
commodations.
To the convenience 10 the tenant We
might add the freedom that an apartment
brings Even a nights absence from your
residence brings the possibility OF frozen
water pipes. the family canary killed and
the cherished fern frozen stuff and what is
home without canary and fern2 The
possibility Of leaving for months absence
without worry over burglars, water pipes
and numerous other domestic parapher-
MALTA are attractive.
4 Omaha is fast becoming center for
. nrospagous travelling men, who specially
appreciate the advantages OF modern
apartment. The servant girl problem makes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19

Apartment houses In Omaha at the
present time will bring the owner from 10
20 IS per cent net on his investment In
arriving at these figures only the actual
expenses against the property, together
with liberal allowance, for vacancies and
repairs. are used. No allowance is made
for depreciation Of property In Chicago
Detroit and other eastern cities the IN.
weston is satisfied with to per cent.
In Omaha there seems to be no general
plan or financing apartment houses East
ern insurance companies will make loan
Of approximately 10 or 30 per cent Of the
total value OF the property, at 5,A to 6
per cent interest In eastern cities II Is
possible to borrow larger per cent OF
the value OF the building at slightly
lower rate OF interest.
II my remarks so far have seemed ele-
mentary. l beg your Indulgence on the
ground OF my own enthusiasm for this elias s
OF investment, both in convenience to the
tenant and as an investment for capital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Kansas City Dealers Surprised mt the
Low Values Prevailing I'm
Omaha.

Kansas City real estate men who visited
Omaha last week we're surprised at the
great difference between real estate values
in Omaha and Kansas City and could not
understand how Omaha property should be
valued at so much less than Kansas City
property. The delegation was taken for an
auto trip, visiting nearly every part of the
city.
one prominent Omaha real estate dealer
had three Kansas City men with him in
his machine and was questioned closely
as to prices on real estate during the en-
tire trip. When shown lots in the neigh
borhood Of Kountze place at from 500 to
$500 with lots further north at $500 and lots
near Thrtieth and Pratt at $3.50, on paved
streets with the paving paid, lots in the
same neighborhood at $3.50 and other lots
in Orchard Hill at about the same prices,
they could not understand why values were
so low in a city the size of Omaha.
When shown residence lots near Thirty
eighth avenue and Farnam valued at So
per front foot they remarked that the best
residence property in Kansas City did not
exceed Sl25 per front foot. But" said one
Kansas City man. you have but a few
blocks Of such high priced property whilt
we have some forty miles of double front
age residence property, with values from
S75 to 500 per foot"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19
BIG FEAST FOR THE POOR

J. 1913 Farnam street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19
Peculiar Feature of Demonstra tiOn
I'm Honor of King Edwards
Mem0ry.

CALCUTTA, June 1s.-(Special Dispatch
to The Bee.)-The Hindu demonstration in
memory OF King Edward closed with a pc
culiarly Hindu ceremony. Nearly 10000
poor were fed. seated in two rows on either
side of the public streets for over a mile
The menu consisted of a delicious and
sumptuous Bengalee dinner. The mahar-
ajah of Darbhanga acted as president, and
the dinner concluded with the gift of a
piece of cloth to every person. The cere-
mony passed off without a hitch.
The chief justice and other prominent
English residents visited the scene, and the
streets were crowded with tens of thou
sands OF spectators The poor dispersed
| shouting "Glore to the British Raj!'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19
wayside Wisdom.

Much modesty is only skin deep
Ennui is the price we pay for knowl-
edge.
You never heard Of salary seeking the
man. did you?
1t is a wise worm that turns no oftener
than II has to.
Some men are so shrewd that nobody
can believe them honest.
A fault Is never offensive as when il
is somebody elses.
Many people are busy mortgaging the
future in order to acquire a past.-St
Louis Times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19

Permits for new buildings are daily being
issued and business with the building ma
terial dealers continues active The ten
dency is more towards stucco and brick
in good residence property.
One group of houses under construction
by D. c. Patterson, on one Of the best
streets in the city, Thirty-eighth avenue
and Davenport streets, are all being fin
ished in oriental brick and stucco. One
feature is that each house is of distinct
| type of architecture.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-19
The Northwest-rn Line.

Important change-Sunday. June 12-Los
Angeles Chicago Limited leaves Omaha $50
p m. instead OF $40 p, m Arrives Chicago
1880 a. m.
Holbrook argus., 1910-01-25
Fire at Flagstaff,

The Santa Fe oil pump house went up in smoke Wednesday afternoon in a short time and until it was learned that the large oilreservoir adjoiningit was empty, there was considerable excitement over the blaze. The engine gradually whisled itself out ofsteam and did not explode but the fire continued to lick up the loose oil scattered around and run along the oil pipe to the tank near the track until the section hands stopped it. No one seems to know how the fire started.-Flagstaff Sun.