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The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
NELSON MAY COME BACK.
Gotch Says Durable Dane May Yet
Recover HIS laurels
BY FRANK a. GOTCH

Tls past week marked the dethron-
INK ~ another champion az he ring
and demonstrated thar Battling Ne
son although rated a. being TIC freaN
OF the lug. was human az least %
fhp extent thtt hi- power OF endu-
auDe i- limited While the Durable
Dane was FORCED 20 give uD before he
conclusion oi his forty i've round bout
With Wolga-t making tae first time
that hc ever had failed % las long.
~ NOT longer than his opponent this
does not mean thai Dee is through
Hr already bias announced thar a.
will cone back and as romin-
tack appear 90 ue the .pusils'' T.
.tyIe NhA year the forme. ueh'WeighI
champion future bouts "i,l he wafta-
ed Vitn sreaf interest.
nelson still ras man, good hgh S,
l6ft .n him and "a Np3ld0 tvt bc -
sfeat surprise Go nae ~ be- Wera 100
meet sWoiEasi again and reverse tn"
rpsul. of the last bout The Dane
newer Ha. followed the General ffIss
of the boxing 4ame Hc Ha- been ont
pointed several times. uIr so strons
La. hts Nzhtiug heart netu mat %"
has come bach and reversed the tables
rn bis ngprueutS 10 any other .iEht
welsh, IN rne land we're t0 have taken
the beating ne received nt POM R't1
mord last Tuesday his days ot Sue
tr-- ir tho ring would have been owe
BAGS n fHui De- lost "a ysrt qut~tiO1.
able decision to Jimmy Britt, on.} -
become the more determined to trim
tHe Native son The following
. d. r,t, Afutrut agafu and Ial
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Why the indianapolis Bats
Are MarOOned at Knights Key

Just preceding The r gers De- 80 uaN-
uened that when departing there Wa-
some misunderstanding regarding the
shipping ot the indianapolis family bar
baG and u was let behind carr ask
ed DOME Bush 90 write 81 In'trD.
who was manager oi tbe Tigers. then
iu cuba and ash him fo brins rHe
iIo0sie} Dat, home
-Th, very neryc'of him calculated
MCINTYRE. aAo never fJrgets q grudge
Bring Ills bats home eh Well I'D
out them on the boat. but lm e goat
= I1l pay go freighl ON them from
Havana ro Indianapolis.
or course tH. G,uoumeut Was nor
long post pOued Tile Udiauapu
Cats were surplus haeeae' and th"
Tfecf management refused to pas fnr
tEem when tBc reckoning Was taken
some mIc- oH uI Hdyaua ou the o.
uru tru There was nothing let'
hut to- uaf lhe sticks on. 4 far fr-N
stop gd Thread ou du his verF thing
Was ,s|I,d uE th, Tiger manage
Fur ,m M fo aI care said ne.
Mad ra. uNY .lrt did qaf kui9h
Hev or whatever Nay Hmr OBJ Che
-Fluce haHpeu fu he
WCotvte .u lt-uf been f.ue.ue
for some wears SINCE Hur bis -Itisf1c.
zion bass b,.H O. .ul4 while coming
NoN At g. avenged
uDoau.aIt Marty sass th-Se afg
two tgus & m which u- vi newer
play 11r0 fbe Iusy.rab.e tise c''ne-
'Gat ur is feIccG JG rcrk other na7
r4o. rbsn ihe len garde- -H- DoTpIr
whore ho has starred for -3 Ions, ORe
oi thom for ohlious rrakons lis An
diauanolis-for $50 long period a- q
carr q tie manager go any rate The
other O. Toledo for MARTY viii never
forgive Eil Armour for What me stiH
believes one Of the raukest pieces ~
injustice oi which a ball play ed Nas
ever a victim.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
kneu When To puek.

Jack Haskell lhe umpire was work
iug benud q yuuu- lctrbWdcd pitcher
Ak CTetrgauN when De was .u Jhe AM
rrfCaS lGs41Ie The touups'cr 44aS
pitching his nrsf game against the
Nau- and VA. suffering from stage
frirht He passed fhe first man hir
tle next. walked me next filling the
bases Then ne glanced over and saw
Laioi- Wctus aut ba, With lips
trembling thc touuester TUNED AID
Said
Nr Iaskot II you DON mind Bolp
ing uut Young pitcher Tell mo what
to pitch io thi- man
Haskell looked a him solemnis and
replied For heaven Sake never Tip
90 o0 u Zen Johnson thar told YOU
but won pitch him straight fast one
waist hsu and rieh through the heart
of ina plate and then YOU and / viii
both duck
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
AID. WOLGAST IS
IN GRAND RAPIDS

GRAND RAPIDS Mich March 81
"A Wolgust The new ugh,Ve!sht
champion OF the World. was here
Tuesday. enroute 10 Cadillac the home
OF Ms parents He was eudered an
ovation AT every turn His reception
oy the public MAS more enthusiasts
than accorded STANLEY ketvht. when
be returned ~ midd.ewe .sht cham
p!on At Cadillac the folks are pre-
parins a big celebration many 90 the
business houses and residences Doing
decorated IN his honor
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

BY PAUL HALE eRusks.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 9.-lt
win be up TO the indianapolis club of
the American association 10 get itself
brand new outfit of bats this spring
ia fact OF which Manager Charlie
Carr il doubtless aware by This time
Tho only alternative iS diigent
search Oi the baggage s'urehouse At
Knights KEY which .s1mc 59u miles
south OF Jacksonville Fla iu an un-
frequentCd locality Thereby hangs a
tale which harss back yo t1e old da,
when VI earn was Uu American
league hrsl baseman
One afternoon when Carr was
member OF the Cleveland club tne
Maps Mere opposing Detroit and The
Tigers worked themselves into pO-
sition where q hit looked az N ~
would WIN Mcintyre was al bat and
Me jlit the Nail 90 Very TNtU-r. WHO
threw 10 Carr Ia time apparently Co
catch The runner Matty was dead
cock in the pit bat as he tore PAST he
nttde qutk little move With mis-
irIsty lefi ard spin thc oau Uu' Gt
Cars Capaciou~ milt "a run scoring
from thlld base ON q play which
should have retired the side
Mr. Carr was peeved ana rs Marry
returned To ne base the big uhc.icr
sNlMg his tdiJt around ful force bang
ing Mcintyre on tho ear and sending
bin Epsawhng a grand fret-furaH
VAS narrowly ayertcd for Tire hieaoh-
ers didn love -Alr Carr particularly
and had taken huge eniOymenD iu his
discontinue, Order WAS restored
however aud the game proceeded
miihou, further incident MCINTYRE
rulbing his stung ear which rang for
80 Frsl DAYS thereafter
Cam PASSED from the league into
thA minor and last winter ais club
kisiteG Cubl Un a transforming zip
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
DETROIT RELEASES SAVAGE.

pitcher Il a Savage VINO plalel
ana vas drafted from Montreal, anu
who played With tie Cincinnati keis
last wear has been released 70 tIi~
Rochester club OF the Eastern leagu"
~ the Detroit baseball management.
Savage did not looh iaVortolF upon tAe
southern "trip with the Tigers ana II
was decided To release him.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
T0DAY'S SCHEDULE.
Nv OWN EVENT.

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The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
NEW YORK SHARPS
ATTAC K PIN s
WEDNESDAY
Brunswicks Go After Tourney Rec.
old-Toledo Bowlers Here in Force
FOR Toledo ght"-Zieglers,
ST Paul, Roll 2.S04
Executive Committee of A. B. c. in
Session and Congress Opens
Thursday Morning

WAYNE GARDENS March 9-The
Brunswi>ks. or New Norh. teputed I'd
De the best ny,mrn team az BOWERS
~ the east. take their turn at tne 81
!'ts Wednesday eyulne Thursday tAt
members ot tho team compete m the
single and double events ThD az.
expected So lut up nigh murhs iu al
these events "Wednesday evening d,
Toledo night. tnc Uowlcrs from ,he
Haumee city coming here in force. ID
moot at The pins
Interest Is yiird Just now betweee
TIE actual bowling uu the alleys aai
ll' doiuAS ot The bowling congress.
Ine exc ltlNe committee of the ;.
met Tor The first TIME Tuesday aff
'ruoon aud went mo session auain
y ednesday morning THURSDAY lb
bowling congress ,Jarts ana continues
through Friday
one of ne amendments offered ~
Judge Howard provides that iutufc \.
= G. Tournaments be- held m FebiH-
"iy This was aof rassed ou bur WIZ
almost certainly come before ihe yan-
eress MS pds~AIe would shut =,
i.uuis out OF The running ion tbo 1914
tournament as Mar city mus stage tac
event in January. al aN bundio
Jo"le are urging the February
amendment
More tiau score of amendments
have been considered b., the commits
see and van go % lire congress 70"
-alaries or Secretary iaugtry amt
treasurer Pasdclou, VIII he raised.
smother amcndnct prusijc- tHat 40
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
JAKE SCHAEFER
DIES IN DENVER

DENVER. Colo. March S-Jake
Schaeier The buHardiSt, died M ms
home here at noon today lis dea. "a
vas caused uy tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

lob Printing done right. Timr~
Printing TO. f0Hu E-st call Main
.itgS, OF Cts $3.50,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-12-24
SONS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Mrs. Benjamin Williams Speaks at
Woman's Day Exercises.

Ladies day was recently observed i,y
the Society Of the Sons of North Caro-
lima, which has large membership in
Greater New York aud vicinity. Presi-
dent Francis L Giles presided over
the opening exercises. and the literary
program was in charge of Robert L.
Waddell.
Mrs. Benjamin Williams was the
principal woman speaker. Her subject
was "Womans Sphere" She said in
part:
We should stop and think, not on
the equal suffrage question, but how 10
maee the world better. There was
never time when good women were
more needed than now, women who
i've decent, honest, God fearing lives.
There Is TOO much for us TO do 10 be
worrying about voting. After we have
taught the husbands and sons how 10
vote we have done our duty.
Woman by overstepping her bounds
has lowered mans wages by working
cheaper than he She has lost the
high respect he had for her by doing
the same things he does, bringing her
into too common contact with him.
Woman has been In the great wars not
TO fight. but TO administer to the
wounded
Charles Dlegs gave an instructive
talk on How the Negro Should Meet
His Present Condition" DR. ]. h
samrsol OF Pit,sheld. Mass. North
CarolInian by birth. briefly spoke OF
the days OF reconstruction. in which he
was n prominent leader.
The reply 10 the complimentar,
things said Of him and the reception
ke received from The society. he said.
"is an evidence Of the appreciation Of
the rising generation for the old guards
who have bravcd the jaws OF death IN
their Just contention Cor manhood
rights"
Assistant District Attorney McDou-
gall of New York county also gave a
short talk. The musical selections
were given by the Misses Waddell and
others in very pleasing manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-05

DISTRICT NO. 1-Tucson, NogaIes Yuma, Florence, Phoenix, Tempe, SiKerbe Red Rock GiIa Bend, Vail, Hell vetia, and intervening territory.
 DISTRICT NO. 2-Bsbee Caaanea, Benson, Tombstone Naco ,and intervening territory.
 DISTRICT MO- 3-Douglas Clifton, Morenci, courand, Wilcox, Stafford, Pima, Fort Thomas and intervening ter ritory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-05

WHO WILL BE THE FORTUNATE YOUNG LADIES?
  wihe all
  o how eso the It  eSsud m will shoud pdher rdurn6ue
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15
Lanebnrg Mi. Moriah

ftalAa 4t-. ADattk.
 Crops are growing nicely now Most everybody about tbrouoI chopping cotton, and Having hv, corn will soon be the order of tbd day.
 An unusual amount of sjckI ness within the past week.
 Cleve Orr, was called Fridav evening to the bedside of his| father Uncle Solon Orr, who now resides at Buckner. He is suffer! ing from Bright's disease. and at| last reports was in very crit.| cal condition.
 Died-On last Friday night af.| ter a severe illness of several days, Mr. w. J. Ghourley at his home three miles northeast from Laneburg. He had lived here for a long time and was one of our best citizens. He was about 70 years of age
 The remains were laid to rest in Mt. Moriah Cemetery Satur. day evening in the presence of a large crowd of relatives and friends. The bereaved have our deepest sympathy.
 Lum Woosley and family visit ed at Wren Woosley's Saturday night and Sunday.
 "The good old summer time was ushered in Saturday night with several ice-cream partles At the homes of George Duke Sam Billings and Quince BollS the cooling delicacy was served to quite a number of friends.
 ]. B. Mum attended the DE picnic at Highland Saturday ana reports having a royal good tune
 The many relatives an' friends of Mir. and Mrs. Edga Ewrin of Long Beach, Callfornia are rejoicing over the arrival ol big girl at their home a few aay' ago. News Of same reached her' Saturday.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15

At Chapter meeting tonight q Royal Arch degree will be con. ferred. N
 Hudson Steele left yesterday for DeQueen where he will spend several weeks with relatives.
 H. B. Mckenzie was among the former Hendrix College students who attended the Hendrix homecoming this week.
 Little Rock tonight will receive the first shipment of peaches from the Highland orchard, qnite a number of crates being sent today.
 The members of the Glidden tour next Monday will be served with box lunches instead of a regular dinner, on account of the fact that there would be too much delay in in serving meals to the large number of people who are making the trip. Besides these lunches 800 gallons of gas. oline ts required which will be furnished by local dealers.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15

Will Mitchell, rural mail car rier on Prescott Route No. |. yestereay recei Jed a new moto. cycle.
 In their daily bulletin, issued Monday, the Little Rock Board ot Trade, in speaking of their re cent trip to Prescott, Highland and Murfreesboro, says, that "It was like trip to the land of Paradise" "
 Miss Maude Driffill, of Gales. burg, H., who has been in charge of the trimming depart. ment of Mrs Moncrief's milli. nery store, will leave this after. noon for her home. While here. Miss Dritfill has made many friends, who hope to see her again.
 The weather these days is re, markedly mild for the middle of June. The government ther mometer here shows maximum temperature of scarcely S5 de grees, while the minimum goes down every night to 52 degrees, only twelve degrees above the frost line. And yet, usually, June IS our hottest month. This con dltlon while pleasant to the feel lngs, is detrimental to agricul tural interests.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15

Nothing equals Golden Gate.
 Ladies invited to Baretield s Auction sale. Chairs provided.
 Bert Johnson, of Highland, was a visitor to Prescott last night.
 Mir. and Mrs. John c. White and Mir. and Mrs. Brad Hamil. ton are spending today on the lakes fishing.
 Every parent or guardian hav> ing children to educate should do all they can towarsd the high school building.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15
Local News,

The young people are enjoying a picnic at Providence today. Elgin and Waltham watches Barefield's $ Auction this week. Get you fan and keep cool.
 Prescott Hdw. Go. w. H. young, of Camden, was visitor to Prescott last night. Let us send you an electric iron. If you don't like it send it back. 6 pounds, $450
 Prescott Hdw. Co. For Sale-My residence prop erty on West Front street. Two blocks from depot. Seven room house, three lots. Apply to Mrs. D. F. Andrews.
 The Confederate Reunion of Camp Asa Morgan will meet at Serepts Springs on Thursday and Friday, July 21st and 22nd, and there will doubtless be large at tendance.
 Marriage Ii cense have been is sued to H. H. Higgason, of Hope and Miss Ollie Russell, of Bod- cav; k. F. c "ner and Miss Dera Purifoy, of Savre; Everett Hard, in and Miss Lillian Bonner, of Okolona.
 J. E. Horne, road overseer of Missouri township, is in receipt of a pretty badge from the head quarters of the Glidden tour, as an honor appreciation of the work he has done on the roads which will permit the large number of automobiles to pass through Mis- souri township next Monday to make their trip with more ease by reason of his effort
 Golden Gate Gunpowder Tea. Golden Gate English Break fast Tea.
 Golden Gate Ceylon Tea.
 Golden Gate Japan Tea.
 Golden Gate Black and Green Tea.
 Golden Gate Coffees are sec, Ond to none.
 Everything bearing Golden Gate carries our guarantee.
 Let us send you a package.
 Call SS.
 Mcdaniel Hardware Go.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15
U ESTERLV V UE DRUG STORE m Where your trade is appreciated

Golden Gate Teas are better.
 Silver Ware and Cut Glass at Barefield's Auction this week.
 The day current has started See Prescott Hdw. Go. for fans.
 Not auction goods but auction prices at Baretield's Auction this week.
 Misses Annie and Virginia Watson left this morning on a visit to their brother, Willis Wat son, at Earl, Ark.
 Miss Hannah McKelvey, the 5-year old daughter of Mir. Mrs. J. ". McKelvey, celebrated her birthday with a dinner party today which was a most en jOyable event.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15

We believe that on the points of store keeping which draw people irresistibly- a pleasant store to shop in, quick and careful attention to customers, prompt delivery, and so on we are somewhat better than any oth- CT store in this vii cinity.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15

1 We are glad to see R. l.. Blake ly able to be out again after quite a spell of sickness.
 Mrs. J. o. Howell is making some improvem ents to her prop erty on Christian Ridge.
 Two cars were taken out yes terday to Blevins to be used in the shipment of Irish Potatoes from that place.
 Mrs J. E. Smith, of DeQueen, who has been spending a while here as the guest of Mrs. w. A. Steele left yesterday for her home.
 Auction Sale commences We'd nesday 2:30 D. m., continues at 2:30 and 500 p. m. each day un til stock is sold-Bar efield.
 State Printing Clerk Earle w. Hodges is today expressing to the county clerks over the state the large tax books, and to be used in the personal assessments and the other to be used by the county clerks in copying the books of the assessors. The books are both somewhat differ ent from those of former years, having been prepared in conpli- ance to forms gotten up by the Tax Com mission.
 All parties having repairing in my store are re equested to call at once and get it, as I am closing out my business and ex pect to leave Prescott. Every thing in my stock will be sold at auction on next Wednesday be. ginning at , o'clock, and will be sold regard less of cost. Don't forget to call and get your re pairing. Ed Barefeld.
 Pink w. Taylor, Nevada county boy, is Tn the city today, to attend the Musical Normal in progress at the school house. Mir. Taylor himself has en envia- ble reputation as musical in structor, and will begin Normal at Fellowship Church, in Ouachi ta County, on July 25th, for twenty days session, and has al so closed a contract with the di rectors of Siloam district to teach their winter school.
 The regular quaterly examina tion for teachers will be held here tomorrow. At this examination questions will be asked in the elementary rudiments of agri culture under the new law pass ed by the last session of the leg islature. It is expected that a large number of teachers will be in attendance, as all have to take this special branch, regal d less of whether their certificate, has expired or not.
 There were 215 marriage Ii cense issued by the county clerk of Nevada county for the year ending May 31st, 1910. This is considerably below the average, as there have been b ut two like periods in the past 10years when a less number were issued, and that was in 1906-07, when 214 were issued, and 1905-06, when POI were issued. The best year was 1901-O2, when the number reached 279, with 190O-O1 a close second with 269. These figures are for the year ending
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15
Old Soldiers Re Union

The Old Soldiers will hold a Re Union Picnic at Electric ParA, Fort Smith, Ark, July 6, '' . anu 9, 1910, U. c. V. and G. A. n' T, to which everybody is cordially invited.
 W. M. Fox,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-15
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
 FOR CASH.

All new stock-want to close them out. W. E. WALLER.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

the roaring but defeated Tavney, the aged
father Of the House, General Bingham, Of
Pennsylvania who is serving his sixteenth
term and will serve until his death. and the
youthful Evans. Of Missouri, Just past
twenty-seven. Hobson IS there and Long
worth, and the two Civil War heroes, Cen
erals Keifer and Sherwood. Of Ohio. There
Is GovernOr-eeCt Tener of Pennsylvania,
and Governor-eIect Foss Of Massachusetts
Senators-elect Gronna. Of North Dakota;
Poindexter, Of Washington, and Townsend.
William Sulzer IS easily Distinguish hle by
his sunset hair, DENLY. Of Michigan, by his
lack Of It: Burke, of Pennsylvania. by his
resonant cravats; BouteIl, OF Illinois. by
his Vandyke-your genial friend points
them eli out to you. including your own
Representative. who, somehow, doesn't look
grand as he did when he presented you
with your high school diploma.
The rollcalI is over and Speaker Cannon
announces his committee to wait upon the
President and tell him that Congress is in
session and awaits any message he may
care to send You have a suspicion that
perhaps the President may guess that Con-
gress is in session and may have decided
Just when he will send his message, but
you bow to the old form with the rest.
Then a seIf-conscious trio of statesmen are
led up TO the Speakers desk and take the
oath of office. They are new members who
are to serve the remainder Of the session.
Their predecessors are dead. This you
learn when a member rises IN his seat and
offers a resolution Of sympathy. Then an
other rises, and finally you have counted
eight. Four mourning Senators and four
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
ENDED rHG

being allowed 10 select their seats TneN
are the veteran members OF the Hous9
and the men whose positions demand p
place Of vantage This year there was 10
lottery, as the seats drawn on the first day
OF a new Congress are permanent while
that Congress lasts
The chambers OF the Two houses havs
no direct Communication with the out
side. This makes the question of venttla-
ton a serious one. There are numerous
ventiIators, but at times the air n bot1
houses Is bad u IS now thought feasible
20 establish an air-cool,ng plant IN tho
Capitol and Elliot Woods. the superintend-
ent. IS already working on the scheme
You begin 10 realize the University Of tHs
legislative plant OF the United States when
you are told that the combined cubicsi
contents Of the buildings are more than
10000 80 feet To supply the House cham
Der alone with q good ventilation requires
the constant admission OF 5000 cubic feet
oS air a minute There are forty elevators
in the group OF buildings and about 15o'o
rooms There IS an endless amount oc
painting and decorating 70 - done. Every
few years the big steel dome needs paint
ing and It requires 700 gallons of white lead
10 do It. Every piece OF furniture IN ths
Capitol must BE- examined and polished at
least once a year The buildings hous.
some $50 souls: there are hundreds oc
pictures 20 be examined. statues 70 -
cared for, windows TO os cleaned, doors 70
be tested All this - II charge OF Erior
Woods who, since he came 70 Washington
with Thomas A Hendricks. has found
ample time TO systematic the work