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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
MCCOY TO FIGHT
AT ITO POUNDS

Lyle kid Mccoy, the S. A. A. C..
rs FOUNDER, will be a member OF
the team which meets Vancouver in
the interclub smoker on January IA.
The local club officials asked that
the 10 pound weight be substituted
for the 105, pound class named by
Vancouver and the British Column
bia officials have agreed.
Mccoy can make 10 pounds with
ease, so will be given an oppor-
tunity to win his first interclub
event. He is the only boxer of
class on Creels staff who has not
had an opportunity to make good
against an outside aggregation.
Mccoy will have no easy time
with his Vancouver opponent for it
is reported that the lad who will
uphold the Vancouver colors is a
former champion of Ottawa and has
a formidable string of victories to
his credit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

Nov. 15.-E. c. Brown elected
president of A. A. u.
Nov. 20.-Michigan defeats Min
nesota.
Nov. 20.-Yale beats Harvard.
Nov. 26.-Philadelphia team sold
to Horace Fogel.
Nov. 29.-American tennis play
ers defeated in Australia.
Dec. Bids opened for Jeffries
Johnson fight.
Dec. Bids of Richard and
Gleason accepted by fighters.
Dec. 3.-Calvin Demarest wins
1872 balk line tournament.
Dec. 11.--Rutt and Clarke win
six-day bike race.
Dec. 13.--Bat Nelson signs to
fight Freddie Welsh.
Dec. 14.-Signal tipping in Amer.
lean league whitewashed.
Dec. 15.-Wcstern Golf associa.
ton becomes American Coli assO-
citation.
Dec. devotional league direc-
tors deadlock on presidential vote.
Dec. 17.--Jim Corbett returns
from England to train Jeffries.
Dec. 17.--John Aiken broke all
automobile records from ] to 20
miles on indianapolis speedway;
20 miles in 16:1S:4.
Dec. 17.-Walter Christie drove
automobile quarter mile in SIS,
new American record.
Dec. 17.-Charles Comiskey,
White Sox owner, quoted as wei
coming baseball war
Dec. 17-CyclOne Thompson wins
10 round decision over Fighting
Dick" Hyland.
Dec 18.-Thomas ]. Lynch elect
ed president of the National
league.
Dec. 21--Ad Wolgast wins 10.
round decision over Frank Picato.
Dec. BLACK O'Brien and AL
Kaufman matched for six round
mill at Philadelphia on January 10.
Dec 21.-Tex Richard announces
that big fight will be held in Salt
Lake city, Utah.
Dec. 23.-Captain Joy Miller of
Michigan repudiated and apologies
sent to all schools against whom
the Michigan eleven played last
season.
Dec. 23.-Thomas Hueston sue
cessfully defends his title OF pool
champion against Benjamin Allen.
Dec. 24.--Champion Battling
Nelson and I'D Wolgast matched
to fight in Los Angeles Feb
! ruary %.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
WHAT rs YOUR OPINION?

Although the Northwestern league directors took action than
await
the Northwestern
in
the pugils cues ion S
A fight
mill
conendng
johnson
ground.
evinced the fight vote and pretty fair idea of
will
lis contest
This
In filed
lown rule mus observed:
Each entitled AND ONLY ONE, express
of his her opinion
with address the
ACCOMMODATING limited words
of the Sporting Editor not
thanm Is. 1910
plainly addressed to sporting EDITOR 0po
Spokane Wash
possible after the voting closes The Press viii publish
Of splendid idea of just
sporting section of the northwest figures the
pugiistic situation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

Jan. An. w. Savage buys Minor
Heir, PAGER, 1:5912, $4,000.
Jan. 12.-President Morton, O.
and P. league, disappears,
Jan. 1S.-Fielder Jones demands
$4,000 to manage White SoX.
Jan. 21.-The Eel PAGES mile Oh
ice in 2:111a, worlds record.
Jan. 24.-Oscar Gunderson jumps
1873 feet On skis, worlds record
Feb. Icy Young sold by Bos
ton to Cleveland
Feb. 19.--Jem Driscoll outpoints
Abe Attell.
March 12-Lipmans break world s
five man bowling record with 1862
pins at Pittsburg tournament.
March 12-President Morton, O.
and p. league, found in Chicago
mind unbalanced.
March 24.-Walter Goerke sets
new five mile motorcycle record
$3.50 Is.
March 24-Robertson creates new
two mile bicycle record, 3:45 1-5.
March 25.-Walter Goerke rides
motorcycle SO miles in 57;25 As,
worlds record.
March 25.-Walter Goerke rides
kilometer on motorcycle in ;27 As,
worlds record.
Robert Stubs rides mile on mo
torcycle in :43 2-5, worlds record.
March 26-Ketchell defeats Jack
O'Brien, 10 rounds.
March 29.-Johnson posts $1,000
to bind match with Jeffries,
April 2.-St. Yves wins Marathon
setting worlds record at 2:40:5O 3-5
April 12.-American league sea
son opens.
April 14.-National league season
opens.
April 14.-Frank Gotch defeat
Mahmout.
April 20.-Jeffries announces in
tention to fight Johnson.
April 2G,-Dr. Maurice Powers
Athletics catcher, dies.
May 15.-Billy Papke knocks GU
Hugo Kelly,
May Robinson and O'Brie1
fight six round draw.
May 24.-Sam Langford knock
out Ian Hague.
May 26.-Minoru wins Englisl
derby.
May 2S.-Bat Nelson knocks on
Dick Highland.
May 30.-Dan Ahearn break
world hop, skip and jump record
doing 40 feet inches.
June 2.-George Sutton win
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
FIGHT PICTURES
AT SPOKANE

The thousands of fans who wit
messed the Johnson-ketchel fight
pictures at the Spokane theater
yesterday left the theater satisfied
that the Galveston brunei could
have put the Michigan assassin to
the floor for the count earlier in
the game. The advantage in weight
and reach stood out above all
things, but this did not change the
opinion of many on the coming Jeff
ries-Johnson go, for on every hand
was heard, He had cinch with
Ketchel. but he can't fight that
kind of a battle with Jeffries.'
That straight left proved the I'M
doing of Ketchel. Johnson shooting
it out a dozen times in each round
TO connect with the nose, jaw or
eye OF the game little middleweight.
Ketch had received enough punish
ment from that punch all along
to be an easy mark for a good wal
lop in the twelfth. When ketch
touched Johnson on the face he had
to stand on tiptOe. while his right
swings almost invariably resulted
in the loss of his equilibrium.
The screen did not change the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

pound shot for worlds record
50.25 feet.
/ Aug. 15.-Theodore Breitenstein
! pitches no-hit no-run game.
! Aug. 17.-Napoleon Lajoie re
signs as manager of the Cleve,
land team.
/ Aug. 25.-Hamburg Belle defeats
/ Uhlan in two fastest heats ever
/ trotted in a race, 2:01A and 2:Ol%
and is sold for $4,000.
Aug. 31.-Sweep wins Futurity.
1 Aug 31.--Baron Alcyon wins
$35, 600 trotting derby, Readville.
/ Sept. 4.-Uhlan beats Hamburg
Belle two heats.
Sept 9--Johnson outpoints Kauf-
man.
Sept 15-Country Jay trots to
saddle in 2:0SA, worlds record,
Sept 17.-Willie Anderson re-
! tains western open golf champion
ship.
| Sept 20.-Philadelphia Detroit
draw 117,20S paid admissions in
| four days, worlds record.
Sept 27.-Triple steal by Brook
Ilyn.
| Sept 30.--Detroit wins American
league flag.
Sept. 30-Pittsburg wins Nation
al league flag.
| Sept. 30.-C. X. G. Billings buys
Uhlan champion trotting gelding,
for $4,000.
Oct. 4.-Henry Guignaud, Swiss,
rides 100 kilometers (6l.1 miles, in
1:1S:41 %.
Oct. 5.-California outlaw league
joins organized base ball.
Oct. 6.-Native Belle, 2 year old
trots in 2:07%.
Oct 8.-Papke beats Willie
Lewis.
| Oct, 9.--Dorothy Campbell, Eng
: lishwoman, becomes United States
opIn golf champion.
Oct. 13.-The Harvester, unbeat
en- trotter, becomes i'll during race
at Lexington. Poisoning suspected
Oct. 16.-Pittsburg wins worlds
series.
Oct. 16.-Johnson knocks Out
Ketchell.
Oct. 25-Sir Thomas Upton chal
: lenges for cup race.
Oct. 29.-Jeffries and johnson
= sign to fight.
Oct. 31.-Alco car wins Wander
bilt race.
Nov. S.-Packey Mcfarland
beats Cyclone Thompson.
Nov. 9.-Gotch beats Raicevitch
: Nov. 10.-IIamburg Belle dies.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

ISL balk line title from George
Slosson.
June 3.-King James wins Brook
Ign handicap.
June 9-Ketchell knocks out Jack
O'Brien.
June 12.-John Flanagan breaks
worlds record, throwing 16 pound
hammer IA feet 1918 inches.
June 19-Monte Attell knocks out
frankie Neil.
June 25--Dicl Hyland knocks out
Leach Cross.
June 29.-IIazel Hotchkiss be-
comes national woman tennis cham
pion.
June 30.-Pittsburg's 100000
ball park opened with record break
ing crowd OF 30,3SS.
July 1,-IIarvard defeats Yale in
annual boat race.
July 2.-Cornell wins three inter
collegiate events at Poughkeepsie.
July 5.-Ketchell beats Papke.
July 5.-Meadowbrook polo teams
bring home American cup from
England.
July 5.-May Sutton defeats Ha-
eel Hotchkiss, tennis champion, in
challenge round.
July 5.-Martin Sheridan makes
1885 points in all around athletic
championship, breaking all records
July 9.-Lewis Strange breaks SO
mile circular track automobile rec
ord in 52:48.
July 11.-Chicago White SoS
make triple play.
July 13-Bat Nelson outpointed
by Ad Wolgast.
July 14.-Edward Payson Yves
ton concludes coast to coast walk
five days behind time.
July 19.-Neal Ball makes tripl,
play unassisted.
July 28.-Jeffries posts $4,000 for
felt to meet Johnson.
| July 2S.-Harry Pulliam, pres
dent National league, suicides.
July 30.-Athletics make tripl
play.
| Aug. John Heydler electe
president National league.
| Aug. johnson covers Jeffries
forfeit.
Aug. 5.-Jeffries sails for Carls
bad.
| Aug. 13.-Country Jay sets trot
ting to saddle mark at 2:10H
worlds record.
| Aug. 13.-Hedgewood Boy an
Lady Maud G. set worlds tear
pacing record at 2;02A.
! Aug. 14-Ralph Rose puts II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
BALL AFTER WINNER Of
BRACKEN.0RS|E FIGHT

Lester Ball, the clever 1885,
FOUNDER of the s. A. A. c., is anx-
ious to meet the winner of the
Orsie-Bracken go slated for Janu-
airy at Quinn's Armory affair,
and II he may do so without injur-
ing his amateur standing a bout
will be arranged at the S. A. A. c.
for date in the near future.
In his three only fights Ball
scored two knockouts in the Sec
ond round and secured an easy de-
cision in the third. He is rated as
one of the cleverest men on Creels
staff and has a punch that cannot
be allowed to connect with the
law.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

Creel has communicated with
Secretary T. Morris Dunnee of the
p. n. A. and will have an opinion
within few days on the advisa-
bility of matching Ball with the
winner of the coming four-round
setto.
Ball weighs l41 at the present
time, but can make 1876 with ease.
and even enter the ring strong at
1873 pounds. the lightweight pound
age.
A far cleverer man than either
Bracken or Orsie, Ball is conceded
& great chance in a four-round bat
flo
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
LADY OF SO SWEARS
SHE'LL LIVE UNTIL
IRELAND IS FREED

. ST. LOUIS, Jan. Mrs. .
= Catherine Cleary, Missouri's 9
= Oldest woman, is celebrating .
= her ninety-ninth birthday to- .
. day. She has drawn up a list .
. of resolutions to commemorate .
= the event, and among them is q
VOW to live until Ireland is =
. free. 4
She Is in excellent health Z
= and swears she never will use Z
. glasses or consult a physician. .
. Another of her vows is that 4
. she will live to be at least 100 4
= years old. 4
. She came to ST Louis sew q
= enty-five years ago from Tip =
. perary.
. - . = . . . . = = . y . = :
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
LONG FIGHT
At PENDLETON

Louie Long is scheduled to fight
Pendleton, Ore, lad tonight at
Pendleton, and following this bout
the clever Spokane lightweight
will hurry to Spokane and COM
mence active training for his go
with Eddie Marine, which will
wind up Eddie Quinn's Federal
Union smoker on January I.
The sextet who will appear in
the three main events have start
cd upon strenuous week OF train
ing, which is expected to make
them fit as a fiddle for the ring
battles of next Friday night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
S. A. A. E. MAN
BOXING TEACHER

Chester Anderson, the former S.
A. A. c. boxer, who was knoced
out by George Peterson in one
round at the Seattle smoker last
spring, is teaching boxing at Pull
man.
Anderson is q clever man with
the mitts and is having the time of
his life teaching his fellow students
the fistic art.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
SP09RET SPICE
~ B Y G A S S -
MccREEDiE, CONGRESSMAN

Judge W. W. MCreed Portland elected to the United
baseball Aberdeen
promised the Northweners
club Northwestern league further promised
Aberdeen that he would protect them in
McCreedie? al o
and Tacoma who doubecrossed them within
and Aberdeen fans most emphatically crying NO
Baseball mghtier politics than the
magine Many has been elected the
we'll baseball
Aberdeen exceedingly
appear
Washington, C, be a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
NED CHIEFLY is
AFTER STEWART

Ned Chiefly, the S. A. A. c. 1873
FOUNDER, is out with challenge
for Martin Stewart, the middle
weight amateur who is to appear
against Williamson, a welter-
weight, in the East Side Athletic
clubs smoker on January Z.
Boxing Instructor Joe Reager
has been approached regarding a
match between the two and they
will probably meet in the near tu-
ture, either at the East Side club
or the s. A. A. c.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

opinion of the writer regarding the
fight, and that is that ketchel was
allowed to stay for the pictures
Johnson putting his man out in the
excitement following that wallop TO
the ear that sent the colored man
to the floor. The fight would prob
ably have gone 20 rounds but for
that connecting swing of the Michi-
gander.
A large number of women at,
tended the pictures yesterday and
seemed to enjoy them as much as
the men.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
BASKET BALL
AT S. A. A. {.

Basketball is becoming more
popular each day at the S. A. A.
c. The announcement that the
boxers and wrestlers are to take
up the game is followed by one that
the business men and evening
classes are to take up the indoor
sport.
Basketball is considered one OF
the best possible forms of eXer-
else as well as the ideal indoor
winter sport.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
|SAN FRANCISCO HAS SMALLEST DEBT;
NEW YORK CHAMPION BORROWER

capita debt of more than 800 are.
Cincinnati, Boston, Galveston.
Pueblo, Colo, ($10S.23) and New.
ton, Mass.
San Francisco has the smallest
net debt of any municipality with
more than 100000 inhabitants, and
that city decreased it's Indebtedness
during the year. Seattle is rated AZ
the only city of more than 900. 600
population which increased it's debt
over $1,OO0,00O. Seattle's debt grew
$5,791 ,07S during 1907
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. New
York city is the champion municipal
borrower. according to the statis'
tics of the census bureau, made pub
lie today. The city has more than
seven times the total net indebted
ness of any other city in the United
States.
If New York's debt was divided
among the population of the city
each inbab.tant would owe $142.52.
According to the census report,
the onlv five other cities with per
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
SHAFFER AFTER
REINSTATEMENT

Harry Shaffer, the lightweight
who succumbed to the attacks of
Kid Ogelsby in thirteen rounds at
Wallace, Idaho, the other night, is
DESTROYS of re-entering the amateur
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
HOW ABOUT KAUFMAN?

What license has AL Kaufman battle-a
always
fight Well he
present the indications point about 20 before
Five Kaufman into the meght when Jack Oen
picked him
hackers, so the quiet places AL for
Then Kaufman hooked
old Gardiner could opped
yearod kid fell victim Daneys
passed Barry
followed Jack (TwinJ entitled
Last Kaufman fought Joe Grim Battling Johnson Jim Flynn
Bradley Musan defeated
he had his the the title Then they brought
Jim Jim Al almost all
of the
Ross the vicm,tobe.
the Delaney with
Johnson that fight with smile
scientifically but Al back with old
bad longer he would Those who
that Al might
no chance of winning
AT the a
to
Mr. AlberK
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
BAT AT 1T AGAIN,

After signing Wolgas before McCarey's
club February
with $4,000 side bet tackled Nelson epudaed the
moter and expects boost the price $4,000 before he gets
The old Baer and the old presentday Just
think fighter Nelson's ability
Iavigne
that
and makes stick
A the fighter hung the
office the
Truly things have changed This
changes and pugiism is the rule.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
kETCHEL IN AUSTRALIA.

the A, his the
the line
Bob Ftzsimmons line
while background possibility
the triple barrier.
is hardly likely that any one Of the first named trio could stop
while
be willing that the Mchgander the qaotu
Australian king
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
THE CUES TIONS

questions must be in the hands of the snoring
10 Let us hear what the hight
the Jefesohnson fight
you will win the championship fight between jeff
and Johnson?
How think the fight VIII go!
you think rngside odds will be? Why?
What do estimate the probable receipts OF the contest WI" De
80, ~.
g. Where do think the battle will be held? why!
Name
Street and Number
sciy. State.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
ranks and fighting at the s. A.

The fight at Wallace was his
first professional effort, and he has
applied for reinstatement. Shaffer
declares that he was turned into
the pro ring before he was ready
and is anxious to put in a few more
months at the amateur game be-
fore he enters the extended-course
events again.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16
CHANGES MADE IN
 CITIZENS LIFE.
A. c. SEXTON IS NOW COMPANIES HIGHEST OFFICIAL IN BIRMIN0- HAM-GREGORY TO FORM NEW COMPANY

Following the reorganization of the Citizens National Life Insurance com- pany and the withdrawal of W. H. Gregory from the presidency, the Bir- mingham office has changed hands, George G. Burdette fifth vice president. having retired from the management of the office and A. c. Sexton, secre- tary and assistant treasurer, Is the conn., pany's highest local official The pres- ent working force is composed of MT. Sexton, E. J. Dunn, cashier; E. J. Bean, agency director, and several stenog- raphers. Among others who retired this week are John L. Gregory, F. B. Shaw. Charles Candy and Miss Davis.
 The company, it is stated, will con- tinue to do business, the stockh elders and policyholders being perfectly safe. and the organization one of the strong- est in the state.
 In this connection 1t has become genY' orally known that w. H. Gregory. tf retired president of the Citizens col pany. is preparing to organize anoths CT company, with headquarters in Bir- mingham. He has been working on the matter since his return to the city and the plans are said to be about completed. although MT. Gregory re- fuses to discuss the matter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16
MAJ. ]. E. HANSON DIES
 VERY SUDDENLY IN ATLANTA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE p

was fed by a mammoth tonnage of in- dustrial products of this district He as- sisted no little in constructing the line to virgin territory and gave his vigorous mind to the solution of any problem which would assist .in building up his properties co-ordinat6' with the advance ment of the Birmingham district.
 His latest and most enduring develop ment here which he said had cost about sl50,OOO, was the construction of a branch of the Central of Georgia from Sanie to the new Acmar mine of the Alabama Fuel and Iron company. That line will not be completed until some few days vet. but he planned to be here and see mine on his line. Major Hanson was interested in the mine through his friend shin and regard for the late Colonel De- Bardeleben and was largely influenced in building the spur through his abso- lute faith in the wisdom and foresight of the late Colonel DeBardeleben. It is doubtful if the wonderful properties would have been developed in many years had not Major Hanson known how true the mast acts of Colonel DeBardeleben had Been and had not Major Hanson held unbounded faith!in the words of Colonel DeBardeleben The work was begun while Major Hanson was suffering under siege of illness last summer in Atlanta.
 Told of His Illness
 He came over here about two months ago to see the first of his new develop ments. Sitting in his private car at the Terminal station he related the begin ming of his illness to reporter. while guests waited for his return in the din- ing room compartment. He said two oi three times he believed the end was near but that he pulled through with better
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16
r,d.r Announces Itinerary

Florence December 15.-(Special)-Pre- siding Elder D. l.. Parrish of the Flor- ence district has announced the follow ing dates for the first quarterly round:
 East Florence, December IS, a. m; North Wood Avenue. December IS p. m.; Sheffield, December 25. a. m.; Florence, First church, December 25 p. m.; Tuscum- bia. January 1. 1911. a. m; Brabson chap ell. January l. p. m., Grayeily Springs, January & a. m, Oakland. January and &; Cloverdale, Pisgah church, January IA and 15; Green Hill, at Tabernacle. Jan uery 21 and 22; Pruitton mission, Parson- age chapel, January 25; Rogersville, Jan uary 2S and 29; Centre Star, January as and 30 Cherokee mission, Baileys school house. February 3, a. m; Margerum and Allsboro, February 4 and 5; Cherokee sta tlon. February 5 and 6; Waterloo and Hiverton, February and 12; Spring Val lev, February 16. a. m; Leighton sta ton, February IS and 19; Russellville sta ton, February 25 and 26. The district meeting will be held at First church, Florence, January 3, at 10 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16
MAY REPORT NEXT WEEK
 ON THE SUGAR FRAUDS

New Orleans, December 15.-Employes and members of the New Orleans Sugar Refining company and agents of the GUS toms service were summoned today to appear before the federal grand jury which is Investigating alleged frauds in sugar importations at this port.
 The examination of witnesses extended throughout the afternoon and 1t will be resumed tomorrow. It is announced that the grand jury probably will not make it's report before the latter part of next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16
WANTED.

s91vfNEiOc at 1921 4th avenue. s-1S-tf c. F. MEDINGER & CO.,. 212s 5th ave- nue. Barber supplies; lowest prices
 9-11-165t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Valua rich farm, 160 to S2o acres; improved; bottom and upland; fine springs and Ioreek; on railroad, 30 miles from Bir- mingham; two miles of county seat; Birmingham property considered. B. F. Eborn. 621 Empire building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-16
SKAGGS RETURNS TO
 HOME IN CHICAGO

W. H. Skaggs, the well-known Ala bamian, who has been visiting old scenes and old friends for several weeks, re- turned yesterday to Chicago. MT Skaggs left final reminder to Alabama that she must educate her white population or see the negro advance further and fur ther into responsible positions.
 While in Tuscaloosa the other day said MT. Skaggs, 'I was informed that the negroes of that county are banded into what they call ''The Galilee society, and their chief object Is to prevent ne groes from working for white people. The members take oaths to stand together and refuse to work for white people If they can get any other work"