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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Plot Against
Madriz Regime
Acting President of Nicaragua Orders
Arrest of All Conservative
Leaders.

MANAGUA. Jan 22,-The Madriz gov
m has ordered the arrest of all the
conservative leaders in Managua, Granada.
Masaya and Reyes. The discovery OF a
widespread conspiracy against the Madrlz
regime Is the reason given for the arrests.
Two Managua leaders. Benjamin EliEondo
and Fernando solorzna. were the con-
servatives TO be arrested here. wholesale
arrests are expected-at once in Granada
The Issue Is now clearly defined.
1t is war TO the death between the Thar
ais and the conservatives. The situation rs
serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
ReaI Eetate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
January q by the Pottawattamie County
company OF Council Bluffs:
George Philpott to William Hansen.
Lot l, block 3. Ferry addition to
Council Bluffs W. d.:.".~""-....s 800
L, W Kincaid and husband to c. A..
Lots 10 and II and s. Is
feet of lot ~, block Is, Walnut, W. d. 400
w. ]. McKeeman and wife to Samuel
Alexander. Undivided ons-half OF
lot 9, block 2, Hughes & Doniphans
addition to Council Bluffs, W. d.. 500
FLOYD E, Clark and wife to William l..
Clark. Undivided one-ninth OF sek,
35-76-59; neh neh, 2-75-59. q. c. d.. 1900
George w Collins and wife to A. II.
and r. w. Reed. Lot 4, 4-76-l4, W. d. $500
/. F. HusL and wife to Noble and
Ella e.. Husz. Lot 2 and s. 10 feet
OF lot /, block l, Casadys addition to
Council BUTTS. W. .................... /
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Total six transfers, .s1. 40

Swanso stock must go. We bought 1t
cheap and you will get the benefit II you
buy now, 81 %violins, $50; 81 guitars, $3.50;
81 mandolins, $50; and all small instru-
ments aud pianos at similar prices. A..
Hospe Co, 20 Pearl street. Is South Main
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
SPECIAL MUSIC NEXT SUNDAY

second PresbyteriRns VIII Listen to
Service in Evening.
A special musical service will be given
Sunday evening at the Second Presbyterian
church under the direction of Mrs. Robert
Nullis. The choir win. be- assisted by Miss
Hazel Hannah and Mrs, e. Morehouse will
act as organlst. The pastor, DR.. George
a. Ray, Will deliver q short sermon.
The following program has been arranged
for this services:
hymn
Scripture and prayer. . =.
Anthem-oh' Lord, How Long. .Mendelssohn
Choir.
Duet-Protest .Cushman
mrs, A5thur Piokerins, Mrs. George Kline
Mr.. Alabaugh.
the Day Is ver.......S Shelley
Choir.
Contralto solo-one Sweetly, Solemn
Miss Hazel Hannah.
''orS OF '' DR. George 4, Raw;
Contralto Solo-Song Of Ruth. ....... Gounod
Mrs. Mullis.
Trio-Come. Let us Praise. ...... .Donizeui
Mrs. Pickering, Miss Mia Heisier, Mrs.
Kline.
Soprano solo-Far From My Heavenly
Miss Marie Hanlon Cherry Rathoun
Anthem-In Love Abiding. ..............
OtIeratory .'.~,.,..":...."".......,.,
Choir.
Miss Morehouse.
Closing hymn.
benedlcuon
l
Nearly all sizes In the two lots of
ladies' shoes that we are cleaning up at
st.Sb and S2.S5, These shoes sold from s.. 80
to S4O. See them In window. Duncan
Shoe Co, % S. Main ST.
Ladies' shoes that sold from 60 IN 10 ., M
ct S1,S5 and sass Odd pairs that we want
20 close out. See our window. Duncan
shoe Co, 20 S. Main st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

When you want what you want when
you wan IT, say 30 through The bee Want
Ad columns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Council Bluffs
Mi Or Mention

rms Council bluffs offios Of The
omaha nee is ~ Is sOott street.
Roth Fhones -. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

Ladies' shoes that sold from $3.50 to $500
ct nS and sass odd pairs that we want
20 close out. See our window. Duncan
shoe Co, 20 S. Main st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Council Bluffs
PHONE MEN TO FORT DODGE
Ottumwa in Field, but Withdraws
Before Beaten.
T.. M. PLASTER NEW PRESIDENT
No Formal Action Tnken on Merger
of Lines Into state system,
but This VIII Come
Later.

President-J. M. Plaster, Fort Dodge.
. Secretary-Treasurer-W. j. Thill, Des
Moine
Executive Committee G. Thorne, Fair
field; II. a. Kinney, Woodbine; p. G. Hoi-
doegel, Rockwell City; II. S. Baker, Sioux
City.
Place of Meeting, 1911-Fort Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Miss Morehouse.

CLOSING hymn.
Benediction
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

Aldrich Goes Fishing.
MIAMI, Fla. Jan. Ex-senator Nelson w.
Aldrich, accompanied by his wife and two
daughters, arrived here today. The senator
is sufferipg from bronchial trouble, but he
made preparations to go fishing soon after
his arrival.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Buena Vista Social News.
fspectal to The Timcs.Dlspatch.1

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
Buena Vista. Va, august 2o.-With
more arriving. the season at the
Heights is at It's best. Bathing. boat
Ing. tennis. horseback riding and driv.
ing still continue TO be very popular
as the daily trip to the famous Iron
Spring When evening comes. the bali
room gets its share OF attention Sew
eral small dances have been given
this week. and on Friday evening the
management gave one OF the largest
dances OF the season. to which a mum /.
invited. S.
ter. Dorothy. Of Richmond. arc the
quests Of Miss Miss Mamie n9dges: ,,,..
Lois Embree are spending couple
of weeks in Bristol and the mountains
OF Tennessee.
Rev. A. G. Hopkins. Jr.. accompanied
spend a month In Charlestown. w. Va,
md Hampton. @
x-Attorney-Genera w. A. Ander-
Eon and Miss Ruth Anderson We're In
W. H Shirley and son. Hugh. are
spending the week In Waynesboro.
Mr.fand Mrs. v. H Coiner. who have
been spending couple OF weeks in
DR.. g. r. Dixon. Of Flushing. n. Y,
Is the guest Of DR.. G. 7. Diyere.
Preston Paxton, OF LaFollette, Tenn,
is the guest OF his sister. Mrs Frank
Steele.
George Mclaughlin, of Salem. Is
spending a couple OF weeks in the city,
Miss Matte Prichard, of Petersburg.
Is the guest OF Miss Mary Richerson.
c.. w. sShowalter. Of Winchester. KY,
Is the guest OF Mrs j. T. Wrenn.
7. NJ. Lynch, who has been spending
p couple OF weeks in, Boston. returned
homo Tuesday morning.
j. L.. T. Dickinson Is spending ten
days in Atlantic City, New York and
Baltimore.
Mrs. r. B. Umholtz. Misses Miriam
Carol and Margaret Umholtz. who
have been spending some time at Will
ION Springs, returned home Monday.
Mrs. B. s. Randolph Is spending sew
eral days In Greenville and Stanton
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian Church gave very
enjoyable picnic on Tuesday after
noon. About forty iyorng people were
much enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Far1lyille Social News.

81 Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Farmville, Va. August 30.-Miss
Foreman. Of Alabama, who has been
DeFding fhe Win snhm her q
Eracia Saunders. Miss Saunders is
also expecting her mo Their to pay her q
Nisitafrom her Florida home.
Mrs. ]. T. Smith. who has been visit.
Howard, left Thursday for her home
In CreWe. accompanied by Mrs. Fred
4 M Stuart. Ssss 5S33 a H
\. Miss q . !, aBqgg = is visiting friends
5s.s Mr. and Mrs. Jerry bartholomew. OF
Perry, o., are guests In the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. p. Green. gs
Miss A1ittie anderson Of Lynchburg,
/ Is visiting her FRIEND. s. Mrs. ]. alden
Mrs c. N. Walker. Mrs. II. Warren
Walker, Mrs. r. rs S. Martin and Miss
Lizzie Ailstock. returned this week
from 9 months stay at the Yellow
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ tosh have gone for
aSvisit to the old home at Orange.
saSt Hiss Bessie Anderson is q ivisitorsto
Mrs. H. 2. Smith, Of Farmyille.
VS. Miss Libbie Bliss has returned from
85S Mr.. and Mrs. Gil les P.sHolt Of Rich,
mond, arc visiting her parents, Mr.. and
AIRS. r., d, Miller, on Virginia Street
& =. "a. Henley. OF King " liam coun-
tvy,knaSM DSellA Ol1 sSlOIL&VASlSgl lllS EWOGk
no !. his friend, ". 4 Vaid den. .55
t t}S3 Judge and Mrs. George M Hundley
IRE spending the month at the White
/ Sui phur Springs I.
q q Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Smi tn. OF
5lLynchburg, are visiting their father.
skWalter Smith, Of Farmville,
T. d. Lipscomb. wife and children
Nave returned to Fprmville after a
pleasant visit to friends in I'owhatan
Tr. j. a, irwin is visiting his son,
}Dr, Irwin, OF this town. .S55
Asses Rena and Estello Gates. OF
PETERSBURG, and Hazel Pettus, III of Rich-
mond, are Visit ting their friend. Miss
i ellie M ler. 3S gs sfit5
After their reaid ence OF eighteen
years In the city OF " r Richmond, the
people Of Farmvill eg await ! the return
TO Farmyille Of p I'aulus, irving
and .fam!ly IA a warm we loo me. 8s
sSs w. Cal r eoWn,8 Nv ho has been living
IN n chez, NJ isss, for the pas N seven
years, arriYe here IN lgadaX.s onS a
xaaAt Isl Als n friends. ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
EDanville Social News.
snecia1 70 The Times Dispatch. /

Danville, Va. August 20.-Tho
Misses Douthat entertained q few
friends charnlngly at their home on,
1Iolbrooke Avenue. Wednesday after
noon In honor OF Mrs. Barksdale. OF
Houston, the occasion being tea
drinking.
Miss Jessie Hayes. OF Philadelphia,
who is the guest OF Miss Happy Hail,
was the guest OF honor this week at
quite number OF bridge parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Dula have
returned from. the Greepbrler White.
Miss Kathryn Rison. Miss G. John
ston and Mrs. James G. Penn are at
the Greenbrier White.
Miss Blanche Patton left Friday for
the Yellow Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton Penn and
children have returned from the Yel-
low Sulphur.
Miss .i,,s ! Mary guffin AND Rntherfoord
THE Pines" the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r. Monroe, near Brookneal.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schoolheld and
children. Of Mullins, S. G. are visit
Miss VILLA Strange is visiting rela-
tives In Now York.
Mrs J. Whit Smith. OF Oakland.
leaves for Atlantic City and New York
Thursday.
Miss Kate Prico. who has been visit
Ing relatives at stokesland. has re-
turned home.
Miss Lucilia Mcclam. who has been
spending several weeks at the Green
brier White. is now the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilfllan. at "Gillfllan
Island" their summer bungalow on the
cGreenbrier River, w. Va.
Miss Nora Waddill Is in Roanoke
visiting Misses Heller Becker and
Dorothy Moomaw.
Mrs. Walker Pettyjohn and children,
Of Lynchburg. spent several days at
Lea last week.
Miss Gladys Lea. OF .Leahurst,'
spent last week at the chamberlin.
Old Point.
Mrs. Herbert White. OF Barboursville !:
MISS Pauline Brightwell. OF Hinton. and
Master Judson Jennings. OF Green's
boro. are visiting Nr. and Mrs. r. A.
White. Cray Street.
Bateman. are registered at the Breslin,
New York.
Mrs. Charles sublett leaves next
week for New York and Atlantic City
Miss Linda Raineeis spending some
time in Mecklenburg.
Misses Retta Oyerman, OF Reidsyillc,
and Miss Barringer, OF Greensboro.
who have been the guests OF Miss Xtr-
GINA Magrlder. have returned home.
Mrs. A. w Traylor is spending some
time at Mt Airy White Sulphur
Miss Kate Pace and Miss Lucy Pace
are at the Mt. Airy White
Talbot and Barclay Hamlin have re-
turned from the Mt. Airy White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
l Roanoke Social News.
fspeclnl to The I'imes- Dispatch

SpeClal ltO2Ine neS-DlSpatcn.J5R
Waddiil, Of Danyille, who As the house
guest OF Miss Dorothy Moomaw. was
the honor guest at delightful porch
party "Wednesday morning, given BY
was served Miss Moomaws guests
Miller, Belinda Mitchell, Isabel Cobb
JAMIE Cooke. Mildred Marley, Ellis
well, Mary Peyton WEIGH. Of ANNAPOLIS.
Louise Miller, or Richmond; Catherine
Coke. Helen Becker, Hazel Becker. OF
glueheld. Irene Granville, OF New
Mondny afternoon Miss Elizabeth
Hairston was hostess OF a theatre party
at the Jefferson in honor OF Miss Wad-
Miss Mildred Markl&y entertained
Thursday morning at bridge In honor
OF Miss Irene Granville, OF New Haven.
Conn. Six tables were In play. and
after the game delicious refreshme nts
guests Will go in camp this week. near
Roanoke River dam. u
Mrs. David p. Sites and her children
have returned from Blue Ridge. where
they spent three weeks.
Mrs. c. g. Lindsay. OF Greensboro.
N. C., Is visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. Joseph r. Ellis has returned
from visit to Willoughby Beach and
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Powell and their
after visit to relatives In this city
Mrs. Ronald r. Fairfax is the guest
OF Mrs. Clarence Busch, at Great Neck.
L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pollard. OF
Richmond, are guests OF their daughter.
Mrs. William 3. Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Bolts. Of Fred
ericksbqrg; are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Mrs. ]. u. Mallonee. OF Savannah. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. n. II.
Hairston. left Thursday for alartins-
VILE.
Rockledge Hotel. on Mill Mountain,
which opened August Is. has been
Mecca the past week for dinner and
supper parties. DR.. Fl. Wood. the
Rev. H. f. Drew and Misses Hazel
party taking supper there Thursday
evening: the same evening Miss Matte
2. Harris. of this city; Mrs. Gustavus
Piackney. OF Charleston: s; and
ts.ss0 at the hotel. and Friday even
Ing Mrs. James p. Woods entertained
Mrs. A. B. Hammond. Mrs. Edward S.
Green and Miss N. I. Critz. at an in
formal game OF bridge: f sni1, a ny
seventeen years ago. and at that time
was reached by a three-mile drive from
the bottom of the mountain NOW the
new incline railway. which was re.
Gently finished, is In use, and conveys
hundreds OF visitors to the summit OF
the mountain daily.
Mrs. Callie Staples Daniel and her
daughter. Huldah. and Misses Irene
Fischer. Wallace NOR and Kitty Hoge
have returned from a visit to Wythe-
VILE
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. McComb have
returned from two weeks sojourE at
| Narrangansett Pier.
Mrs r. J. Wright was hostess Of a
ibcx party at the Jefferson Theatre Fri
| day afternoon in honor OF Miss Cop
| pedge, OF Bedford City.
A number OF young men gave an In.
| formal dance at Rockledge Hotel last
/, night. About twenty couples parti-
cipated. Punch and waters were
served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Pa1nplin CITY Social News.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Panphn City. Va. August 2o.-Ntss Matte
Thornton has returned home for the re.
mainderf OF the summer after spending some
months with Mrs. c. T. Watkins at Edge
wood.
Miss Bessie ellis, OF Bedford City. Is the
guest of Miss Minnie Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Franklin aud family.
OF Lynchburg. are visiting Mrs, j. =. Con-
Dr.. Lyle and Messrs. Gills and Ballard. of
Bedford CITY. werc visitors in town this
Miss Eleanor Hoffman. Of Richmond. who
visited her brother here. has returned TO
Miss Marguerite watkins. OF Farmville.
was the CUES, OF Miss Flosse Thornton
here this week.
Charles Hindley. who has been absent for
nearly three months on a trip to England.
has returned home.
Ing her sister. Mrs. Leslie n. Lyon.
Miss Mary Beale. who has been staying
with her mother in Richmond for some
time. has returned.
town went picnicing "Wednesday and en-
toyed delightful day. Among those pres
emit were Misses Pace, Pace, Whsle morn
ton, Flossie Thornton. Minnie thornton.
Bessie Thornton. May and Bertha Royall,
Jessie Walker. Bessie Gills, Mary Beale
Fanuie Guthrie. Logan Gillian. ~ arguerlte
watkins, and Messrs Gils. Bailard. Or.
Lyle. Thornton, Hoffman, G1iNan. sears.
Davis and Hix.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Who has been absent for
s on a trip to England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Toano Social News.
snectal to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l
Toano. Va. August 20,-Miss Pearl
been Visiting Miss Lura Alarston. has
MISS Mildred Martin. OF New York,
Is the guest of her uncle, l. j. Mar
tin
who have been visiting Mrs. D. w.
Alarston, left Tuesday to visit relatives
in Newport News.
Misses Cooper. Of Norfolk. are q the;
u Mrs. o. Gordon Bohannon. Of Surry,
and Junius Lamb. Of Washing on, Were
the guests OF @ g, Branch the past
week. . + q 81 Z, 4.
and Rev. Mr. White. of the Metho-
dist & Church. are conducting series
q Miss Fannie Marston left Thursday
to visit relatives In King and Queen
county. a
Walter Martin will leave in q few
brother, B. B. Haley. go
Miss Mary Jennings Is visiting
friends in Eastville.
a house party near Staunton.
5g Miss Ellen q TaylorsS entertained last
Monday evening Among those pres
ent Monday afc ~ Miss FarthingMs
fnings with DR.. Stephenson; Miss Alice
sHankins, with George Hawkins; Miss
Lura Marston, with Preston Jennings.
s.. M Jennings left 7 thursday for a
trip through the smountains. s5sss 59
Dr.. HI u. Stephenson spent theSpast
week with O. fishing party off Buck
roe Beach. s
III Miss Otey Branch. who has been
visiting Mrs d. Warren. Marst on. left
sWednesd day to visit relatives in other
parts of the county,
I Mrs. Mary Peasants is Visiting near
Scottsville. sss II Sss "a M "A
City, is the guest Of Miss Julia Carl
ton. s33 ess "A lax s III ssiisf3 Yf1tB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

OF Lynchburg, is visit
Leslie n. Lyon.
who has been staying
Richmond for some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
freezing Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Freezing. Ia, August y 2O.--J ohm B.
Philips. of cllntwood. is here with
friends Et Wa II " II 99g " n q
Miss Laura Ilillen, of osborns Gap. Is
Visiting here, 81 M # s
i Miss Cora Beverly, who has been
with friends It 4 Toms Gre q Is for some
time, has returned home.
land 2. Davis, Of N orland, 1s e.
visitor at Err cling. s5s3 {S9s5S
Robert Reed 4 Is at C1intWood.
ss elson Ratliff is at Norland
lesley X, ~ anoyer OF q intWood q, IS
here III ~ III S5sS
Melvin 9. sWindal Of sborns Gap.
Is In town. AG s5ss n IN N
N Mr. and Mrs. Nv liam * len. OF os-(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Powell and their
two sons. have returned to New York,
Mrs Ronald r. Fairfax is the guest
OF Mrs. Clarence Busch, at Great Neck.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-14

the game, but Brechin was the
stronger throughout the match. He
seemed to gain strength toward
the last, while Venable was gradu-
ally losing. Brechin showed the
best wind. James Powers was ref.
cree.
In the first of the preliminaries,
Pete Collins, the Greek wrestler,
was forced to quit in his match with
Jack Middleton after only few
minutes on the mat, because of an
injury to his back.
Hill and Hughes brought down
the house with their realistic mimic
of hard professional fight. 1t is
vaudeville skit in which heavy
blows are being landed to body and
head, when, in fact, they are not.
1t ends with realistic knockout to
the jaw, and was highly pleasing
to the small crowd that turned out
to the match last night at the Audi
forum.
Bob Brechin and Jack Kaye put
on laughable boxing bout, but
Brechin was SO badly off his wind
that the second round was cut to
one minute
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-14
SANTA CRUZ COPS
PROBE MONTE CARLO

The authorities around Santa
Cruz in California have begun to
look into conditions near Reward
ennan. Since Jeffries started to
train there the place has been con-
verted into a miniature Monte
Carlo. Hotel accommodations have
shot up from 81 per day to SIS and
sports and sporty men have begun
to drill in from all over. Amongst
them are many who love to bet.
They would bet on anything from a
Derby marathon to a pie eating
contest. Gaming establishments
have been installed, and roulette,
crap games, faro. poker and kneeno
flourish in all their pristine vigor.
Visitors In automobiles are also be-
ing soaked, l am told for parking
space. However, 1t Is human ma
ture to take the good end OF bar
gain and the Rowardennan folks
can hardly be blamed; they may
never have another chance.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-14
SPORT BREVlTIES


st. Louis fans are gradually dis.
covering why Fred Clarke released
Bill Abstein. Too much bone in.
stead of gray matter was the rea-
son.
Bobby Wallace, who has been
switched back to third from short
for the Browns, is playing the best
ball of his career this spring. His
hitting and fielding Is setting the
bugs crazy.
Graney Of the Maps began the
inning by whiting and Kruger fol-
lowed suit, but the third strike was
wild pitch and Arthur was safe
at first. He stole second and went
on to third as Turner famed.
Payne's throw was high and Krue-
ger scored by a dashing, headlong
slide.
Sam Crane, veteran New York
baseball writer. says Louis Drucke,
whom McGraw got from Dallas in
the Texas league, is second
Mathewson. Crane says Drucke
should win over 90 per cent of his
games this year, and if he does it
will be a great record for young
ster's first time out in fast COM
pany.
Judging from the scores in the
two divisions the western teams of
the American league are playing
superior baseball to the eastern
section. The western teams began
their first invasion of the east
May 8.
Last winter It was reported that
Topsy Hartsel of the Athletics was
all in and candidate for the old
mans home. This spring 1t was
rumored he would not make the
team. The season has been under
way for several weeks now and
Topsy is hitting the ball and run
ming the bases better than any
member of Connie Mack's outfit.
He Is also fielding right in form.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-14

Jess baker was fierce in his
pitching to the Seattle Turks, alias
Colts, yesterday, and If it hadn't
been for the creased lighting action
Cooney got on him in running bases
in the fourth, the Indians would
have been sent to their "opercule-
UNI" without a single run to their
credit. The fact of the matter is,
Baker was hammered to about ev-
cry section of the lot and Spokane
fell back into the cellar below the
pennant with sickening thud.
Cooney, who has just been
bought from Portland, came down
to meet the Indian team at Seattle
yesterday and he was SO welcome
that they gave him reception, al
most. In the eighth inning, Ost-
dick made shakeup in the bat
ting order, by which he hoped to
squeeze through with a few scores.
He had Keener bat for Flood and
Netzel for Baker. Keener opened
with smashing twO-bagger and
Netzel bamboozled Hall, the Seat
tie slabster, for a pass, but the
outfield soon put the ki-blink on
the chances to score, by catching
about everything that came over
the way.
Hall had about everything you
could imagine on the ball and it
was more than the most of the In
dian batters could do to connect
safely with it.
The Score: r. H. E.
Seattle 31101-8 16 /
Spokane 00000-1 5
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-14
Lady in Audience Cheers
Brechin on to Victory
Don't Let Him Throw YOU George" Walled Plaintvt
Feminine Voice, and "Georgie's Shoulders
Didn't Go Down.

In making his debut In the pro-
fessional ranks last night George
Brechin, the clever Spokane light
weight wrestler, was urged on to
victory over L. v. Venable of Seat
tie, lightweight wrestling champion
of the coast, by the plaintive cry
of lady friend out in the audience.
More than once the gritty little fell
lows shoulders were almost to the
mat in response to some clever
scientific trick exercised by his
opponent, when back in the audi
ence, a few rows from the stage,
came the cry Don't let him throw
you, George" and Georges"
shoulders didn't 60 down. Several
times Brechin broke Venable's
hold with demonstrations of al
most superhuman strength.
Venable got the first fall, with
double bar and toe hold, from
Brechin In 1886, but Brechin took
the second in 31:1O with a sciccors
and near-arm hold, and the third in
1910 with double arm and body
hold, put on from the front. Ven
able had the Spokane man bested
in nearly all points of science of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-14
VIII jim, or Joe
Be the Boss?
BY THE RiNGSIDER.

81 SAN FRANCISCO, May IA
Who Is going to be the boss on
the job when James Corbett
joins the Jeffries camp7 viii II
sbe Berger or choynski or Cor
iIbett7 As manager for the big
fellow, Berger has generally
been regarded az the high mo-
I gul at Rowardennan, but as a
matter Of fact Farmer Burns
seems to be the only one Of
Jeffries' handlers who has been
having anything to do with the
ex-champlon's conditioning, bar
ring the little sparring that jeff
has done. All Of the "prep"
work so far as physical condi-
ton goes, has been under the
supervision Of the old wrestler.
When Choynski came out he an.
nounced that he would take
charge Of Jeffries' training, but
up to date all that he has been
known to do was to box a few
rounds with the big fellow.