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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-03
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PASTOR INSTALLED

The Rev. c, s. Ehlers in the newly IN
stalled pastor IF the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church Installation eNer-
cises, presided over by the Rev. DR..
Miles o. the Ninth Street Christian
Church. were held last night. The pro
gram was arranged by G. w IIall.
Following The address Of welcome by
DR. Miles and a response by the Rev.
EhleTs- reports were presented by diff
ferent departments of the church. Rex
KinScll reported TOT me Sunday school,
Mrs. Z. Q. owen. FOR the Ladies Aid
Society; Arthur Hcnnings. for the Chris
tisn Eadeay1r Society. and Mrs. Kin
sell. for the Missionary Society. A brief
musical was given by Miss Hazel oven
Sbd Henry BrewoOd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-03
Wall Markell Strain of Profit Taking Decline
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

GSbSJ NnSSScJ anu DuAhSA-
The prices given below on poultry are for
higher.
cheese-New York fats. per H.. l711alse.
Eggs-Nearbys. per doz.. 20c. ,..--,,..
Butter-Creamery. fancy, n tubs. 6SaSo7sc'
prints, S4c; renovated. fancy. 2Si2a29c' Sore
packed per To-. 2Oc.
Poultry.
live Poultry-Chickens. per ID. &c; broii-
ers, z2a24c; hens. lie: ROSTERS, sa-1Vc
young turkeys, toms. Sc hens, -7a-oe- %.
&c; hens. 26a27c; chickens 22a24c. hens. lSalsc'
oueks. l5alsc: eapons ID. average zSa@ee'
Fruit.
Apples-Per Dbl. S2.cOa5.OO: Florida oranges.
per box. E.S5a2.75. California oranges. Sz.oVa
fruit. per box. 81 55a4 90; pineapples per crate.
F--OOa4V' eranberTies, per Dbl, SoOOoa6-oU
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Per DBL. 81. 50a-0o. per bu. .SSa7oc
sweet potatoes. $1.50a2.50i cabbage PEI
cwt, q. co.. onions. per bu, SlaSoc' -4uD-
oard squash per bbl-. Sl-25al-5U. tuTnlps, PEI
Dbl. i5casl- IS IutabaEas. Si5oal.'5i PaTsniPs-
Green Goods-Cucumbers. Florida, per bas-
ket S@a4.tO: string beans. per basket.
a.OaSc0; Florida lettuce, per basket silva
$50: radlshes. per 100. 81 OOa2 90. spinach. per
Dbl. SZ.c0a300: California celery. per crate,
so-pabO0; Florida celery, S2.-7a2l5' hale' PEI
Dol. 75caSI. %; Florida peppers, per basket
s.. O0a3 Is: caulihower basket, 81 50a2.50, egg
plant. per crate. S3.O0af co. parsley, per bas-
ket 81. 75a2.50, Florida tomatoes, per crate
s1.5oa30o
Live Stock
Calves-Prime. per h., 9a9lzci medium. BY.
asc: common. 7asc: spring lambs, choice, l'
a20c; sheep choice. per 10. iiza5c: medium
Basic; hogs, $. 0Oas.60, dressed pork. lOal-c
rough. 7aScP
Game.
Quail, per doz.. s. %.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-03
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton G.
Co. members New York stock Exchange
E. =. Caver'y manager. 1901 F street north
west
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-03
PRICES TODAY ON
Kew YORK EXCHANGE

COuotarions furnished ~ ". p. Hihbs a
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibos BulldinB
members New York Stock Exchange wash
fnEton Stock Exchange and Chicago Board
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-03
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
FOR MRS. WOODEY
Justice Barnard Signs Decree In
Favor of the
Wife.

Mrs. Sadie Woodey, who alleges that
for the past six years, has been an en-
forced resident of Auckland. New Yea
land, because her husband. George E.
Wocdey. would not send her funds. to-
day was awarded an absolute divorce
Justice Barnard signed the decree.
In filing her petition for divorce Mrs.
WOodey told the court that six years
ago she had gone to the Australian
province 20 visit daughter by a pre-
vious marriage. Her husband. she de-
clared then failed to send her funds
on which 10 return TO the United States.
Thomas A. FAINT also was awarded an
absolute decree from Josephine Z. FAINT
by Justice Barnard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-03
SALES TODAY ON THE
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

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Washington Gas. 1T50iz. 25G657s, 2Jd
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WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
BID AND ASKED PRICES

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
CARROLL austin
FIGHT IS A
DRAW
San Francisco Bantams Go
10 Fast Rounds in Port
land - Edwards Bests
Joe Carroll.


PORTLAND. ore March ga
Jimmy Carroll. - Gan l'raneiseus
and Jimmy Austin. ~ Ice Angeles.
bantamwaiEhta wsnt through 70
rounds ~ iiTh'uing fast tuxiuH a.
the smoker ~ the Bosn city Ath-
iatir club here last night. and al
though no decisions airs prfmsifed.
ths majority - ths experts called
the bout q drau Carroll did tha
most lrading and wss always after
hls opponent hut Ausiin's beautiful
hiec kinE awotherrf eimloat al - his
vicious upprfcltH and swings Aus
an had che cruNd 81 an upfpar =
delight vs. his marvellous cisVernsas.
and although seven puunds lighter
than Carroll be- fought gameIY ana
finished strong
Joe Carroll 30 San FRANCHISE. had
i slight shade On frankie Edwards.
"a r0a AnReiaa. although the flsnt
might have bern called draw
Both mem wwrn supposed o. weigh
sn az iaa pounds, huf CARROLL booked
90 be pounds heavier EnNtrdH waa
very tired in tire ninth aud tenth,
and carroll. who has wicked
punch. wcuig Undoubtedly haze won
In a longer bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
OH! TELL Us NOT

IA ~ W. Longisliov wouldn't
ssrite q Il be we're on the job todaY.l
Tel ~ rot N rtournfd numbers
That sc st,ii have five weeks more
Ta absorb In lGis siunibsrs
IRE 49, kick IN On the score.
In thr games greer field % battle
ThruaBh the eoashina and tire
strife.
Lst "a hear the base hiis rattle
Lst us seek the empires hfef
life " fhort and urss VI sleesinn,
And va fAin, from day 10 day.
Would observe uls horne team beat.
tna
Evsry bunch ths, comes our ~ay.
Let ~ then bs W ard footina
With the aNnss old dippy scrsech
When fhp iiths outfisldsr's aeootina
For . drive hsyard hla reach.
--oRANTLANp RICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
STRENUOUS DAYS FOR COLLEGE
BALL PLAYERS UNDER BRIINFGER

Tho huddiHk varsity baseball
player leads no iifa ~ giidrd ease.
that iH. az FAR az the University %
Washington is concerned
fn The books It college days you
read aheat tha baseball hero. how
d. unncaaianfif duHH hiH fiannais
aud cavurts around the diamond a
few minutes bufafe an HdmiriuK
contingent ~ eo-eds. and thun after
sharply fsrfnvluE lhe coach fof
Some piay the latter had advised
gars e. g8e club house aud. after
Mshiink huge pigse tells his enm.
rmdes all about gh# game
huf tH vastly different Al wash.
lugi1u 80 training camp ~ the
big iwAxueFH ever Hmm hnruar work
"a youngsters iuae nrinkrF has
them on lha iump aii gha tlmn. and
~ ~ ArlixarHd the appan last year
~ ths Same methods. he makas hts
orders stick
Prior 90 1903 ths players az the
university did lead anfnaehaf
idy'lic not O. saY idic--rxlafanre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
BASEBALL NOW MAGIC
WORD in CANAL ZONE
Game Has Taken a Great Hold There and Two Leagues
FIourish-Nnes Filled With College Players
Season Now On.

spirited and interesting as those
which take place ln fbo States
where collese men are trying for tho
varsity
Difficulties Encountered.
The chief difficulty encountered
when baseball was first taken up
nn the iethmua rs ghe Americans
was ln finding q suitable place FOR
practice and "a place to plAy tho
game Lots large enough f1f hall
diamonds Nere not GO b. found and
when they were che price was too
higb - either r~uf ar buy those
However. the baseball feYef grew
O. such a degree that stock conn.
panles we're fermed end the swRmpa
huilt ap into playing tiride until
now q number 81 thn parks are good
enough for any team "a measure
skin with an opponent
During she Dry Season lt rarely
rains enough 90 cause a game o. BE-
postponed for thls reason nni the
sdtaucn safe 90 seats Begins on
Monday before iha SUNDAY on which
The contest g. scheduled The games
draw Americans GO the coast from
all over the interior 10 the isfhmus
Fellow Games At Horne.
The same motto ~ "nuca q haaa-
ban fan always baseball fan"
huids zaaa aaNH here near the
equator Just the same ga In tho
States Tho papers % nor arrive
until s woek after they are pahfah.
81. tut during ftt season ln the
States fhe FAIRS auNianaiy await the
returns Ff#srst fNalF f.sItfIfns fF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
At Least S2,OOO,OOO
Won if JeffrieS Loses

This Jeffrisa johnson fight o. goo
Ing % be the biggest betting sport
ing event the world has ever caught
up with. II would b. impossible 20
forecast the amount that wiN be
waGered on the men before they
step into the ring July (
Beginning wifh 1sffries' partner
IN hia Los Angeles cafe venture
Kippor. who has Offered 60 bet t20e
900 on jeff against $4,000, which
started the betting az 70 % z we
stall hear ~ hundreds ~ wuRers in
smaller amounts from now until the
day ~ the fight
This does not mean that the odds
VIII remain he o. Z As the johnson
money teNiua % appear tho figures
viii Fhurten some. bat not much
FOR the reason that the mass "
money VIII come from white men
~ b. believe JEFF unbeatable
The ceiored men wiii back John
son az a matter ~ course and thou
sands ~ white men who hAbltunliy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
MANY ENTRIES FOa
CHAMPIONSHIPS
OF P. n. A.

VANcouyEH March azw,.
over 90 entries already IN han0 j. i
the Pacific Northwest bos.ag ~ y
wrestling Championships. wh,ss i.
a. be held % the Vancouver Co.,,
club thh officials II that er s,s'....f
iion have decided that ne sa.,.. $3.50
mrnt caua0t possibly be psraa :,
in TWO days aH originally plsrr.s
A. nll The entries are not IA =
There being several clubs YET Il =.
from ilat are sure 10 ssnd en,,is.
the n a. q officials Lave dss.s..
60 aiioi an extra night FOR ~ =
teHfH
The dates fof tho tourney usu
c1fdiugiy bs Wednesday an6 r..
day March 20 and 81. Ard go
April land thia b. 10 kurll 49,.
Joke either 81 Is expeeies ~.
thrro VIII be- fully 30 entries = 80
~ ere time the tourney commsss..
This will entirely eclipse al trasss..
boxing ard wrestling ioHrnans...
iu ihe history ~ the Pacific &c.,
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
SHORT. SPORT

Athens Olympic aamsa far 1910
have been called aff
Edward Fsyaon Weston thn
srand old veteran If ffa pafaririn1
game. A. iG DAYS ahead ~ st. arhed-
ule IN -to-coaaf walk
sunday han wis be- tried iu ual-
timorn This year
"Htbc" Adams. who pitched tbs
Pirates Into The aurId'a champion
ship. says hes in fine shape. and
expects ~ have e better season than
last year
fnekpy Mcfarland and Hort
Bert Ksyrs Fight De rounds Ia T.on
don in = week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
THE UNEXPECTED IN BASEBALL PAYS

, that Hack Meanwhile the catcher
had tipped OF tho second haneman
to what was coming orr and ! pHHs-
cd ~ 10 the first baaomau
II had the batter crazy Every
I time he'd get gct 10 flro the ban i0
first No one seemed to pay nny at-
/ tCntion Co the mln On second. and
ho kept cdging farther along the liue
toward third until ho had q good
I long lend
n saw he WAS or Oar enough fo
NAH n tho play went through right
Z ao ! passed The rig along and fht
Iu9xt time ! threw to first tho second
t haHemnn covered and second lnteI
I he was digging the hall Into that
runners backbone aa ho tried En-
Slide back Go the bag
And what made n all the better
[ the time I spent alnmWlng the bal
| 40 first got the bnttor up IN the air
land minute later he fen for "a slow
ono and popped n up into the air
and we had them two down"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
DR.. ROLLER MEETS
ZBYSZKO TONIGHT

lhysskn and Roller are scheduled
% meet on She mat Ia Kansas CITY
Tonight and the REL hot wresfliua
fans ~ that cip are looking for
ward 90 one uf tho best matches 81
the year II o. generally under
stood shat the winner ~ tenlEhf e
match VIII get chance ta hook
.up vith Frank gotch m cham
pi1nahip affair. ard opinion is d.
vldcd AZ GO whether the bis f0faiRu-
cr 81 the Seattle medicn wlli get
the opportunity to reap the harvest
" dollars That such a match would
produce
Xhyazko looks the best bet ia to-
nights argument He should win
uffer long and hard fought match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

take The short end xlli naks a.,
money On Johnson. while uslss
Tor Jcffries % win Many 4 shrs~i
gambler has declared hlntss'f /.
favor Of johnson because b. |. :
rho short end while expressing i.
hope that leffries Win come hsIss :
front
n d estimated that there 4.
about 10000 negroes WORKING
railroads Ia tnis country. ara "
their ucii-knewn willingness q =
On any question. Il l. aate Il =
these men VIII tsgeihes 4at
500 900 % theif champion. Ae4
this number the walters. hoesilaea
BARRIERS ieVce and field hAnds d ~
South. and there's g8sng Il 4
heap ~ money behind Johnss
when he defends hts title July
% iH NOT gRsraiing II as4 a.
couple of million dollars vi
change hands should Jeffries -
the battle while close 10 afnx
and a half win be won ~ 1effrss
hackera iu ths event ~ his wlarsne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

CRiSTonAI. Canal Honc Pana-
ma. March e. baseball haa become
A. popular here as iu the United
States The uatlunal American
xerle Is now in its third Year ~
frosperity
A matter of faet se strongly
has the game a. ken hold in this
tropical country that little cards
reading something like this are
hhund Ia tho offices of heads o.
departments; Notice an requests
Tor leave az absence owing % grand.
mothers funeral lame back house
kleaning. moving. sore threat turn
tns the wringer headache. brain-
storm. cousins wedding birth 81
twsns, general ladlzpnsittcn etu
must b. handed 20 the manager not
later than 10 q. M. On The mufning
81 the game
The Americans brought the game
bere ana d has come 10 stay, Tho
natives and Foreigners havr begun
TO take an Interest On the sport and
quite a few not only iaisr part la
the 'rvoting for the home team. but
have learned 90 play
Two leagues.
Two wen organlzcd leagues hold
tia ehsef attention. althouGh a unm-
her 81 independent teams have BEEN
formed The two leagiita are the
tsthmisn and the Atlantis The
Former Is uSdc up ~ teams repre-
senlinE tiafxonA. Ancon Empire.
ans the Marines while the Atlantic
Is composed 0f the cummiassrV- SUBJ
sistence civil administration pana
ma Railroad and Colon Practical
" all % theRe ninss are drafted
from the wen working for the gov
eminent bat the class ~ bali put
W Ia exceptionally fast and the
rivalry a Intense
Tho season opens with the dry
season. in January and the tehms
are now IN the thick ~ ms fight far
TIE pennant chase which win last
NTH June when The rains put In an
APPEARANCE The competition for
places on the regular mines Is as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

but after nade TOOK them IN hand
thn manner ~ training changed. and
So direct proportion she number ~
sainea Won also changed Up to
last year uuiY 0ue championship IN
no 30 years previous had heeH S "a.
bot last season tne varsity Fomuea
homo With Tho prnnaut an EASY
winner Professional methods ~
coaching proved their worth. and
from the looks - the bunch thlH
year wiu Do rHpetitlun - Hat
n0de n taking GLASS Mafh AZ tire
college. and 40 &C. 3 g'eiunk in the
aftsrrnoa "a hail .feiiow well met
After q however ~ IL all baseball
" nnn thp husky boys appear on the
diamond N ~ an business. keen
baseball business When man
rsakoa bnneheaa play hs u told
about ii there "a no sttetnpt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
> tstttttttttttt -
JOHNSON noss or
HiB OWN TRAINING

= CHICAGO. March ~ Jack
4 johnson. the coi0red heavy
weight vas Indignant today I
= whom told that Promoter Jack
= Gleason. nov en- route for Cit
= cago. might attempt 20 compel
= him 20 so into training 30 days {
y before the fEht
= II Gleason o. anybody else
thinks they can make me train {
. three months for this fight
. they are crazy" said the 10 {
. called champion
johnson said that he had
ought enough battles 90 know I
just hos long u will take him /
q 70 set into condition. and that {
q the time necessary wAH not I
q three months
Ia ail probability. however I
a Johnson viii BE- seen tracking I
. westward toward the broad I
4 Pacific before many moons. I
= and ihe fnas are % The opinion I
a that be viii be IN trimming !
within the prescribed three :
. months limit despite hia I
. declarations to The contrary.
= . 4 = 4 4 4 . a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
JOHNNY KINGS
CHANCES POOR


CHICAGO March 2z-Loeai fans
are Of the opinion that the chances
81 Catcher Johnny King Tor rein
statement by the National commits.
sion are poor They base their opin.
son Oh che fact that the commission
has been veFz sl8w Ia reaching a
decision regarding knng case
According 30 dispatches from Gin
cirnati last week the commission
WAS 90 meet Tuesday and eiye its
decision somethlng must have &c
CURED for no decision was made
for the simple reason that no notice
OF tbs meeting vas ISSUED
President Hen Johnson IS reficcnt
Usually h. is oalsuoben. and his
unusual attitude is taken 10 indl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

gloss The matter over bat on ths
other hand. a good play Gomez IN
faf praise fnr brinkrr believes that
announcement when deserved, is >
potent factor In making good ball
players
There b. always something for
them 90 DO The other aay when
the player manager. Coyie. was de-
tanned by an unfesiius professor in
an eKauA. and nu hAliH could BE-
had. hriuksr got out The roller and
post the bunch CD work leVeiing the
fl#la
After isfinker gets through with
hia charges thsg VIII BE- flt az far
a. fhe inside workings hnd ectnnca
- baseball are concerned 40 set
luio action with any League team o.
tha eeuntr, They are drilled IN
h8nrfsmil that's $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
BOB BROWN
SIGNS LEWIS

HtH hHNA"H
VANCOUVER y c. March % -~
Manager bob Brown. of the Van.
couser Beaver baseball team. an.
nouneod today that b. has complei.
"a 4 deal whereby Chaa Lewis. the
star catcher of The Oakland Pacific
Coast league team Tor tao seasons.
viii don the uniform % the Beavers
this year Lewis led the Coast
league last year and The year pre-
vious Ia catching and 10 considered
b nrowu ar invaluable acquisition
81 hla bunch az hnii ioHsere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

freight and duties rhey say enc
tariff ia too i1w in this country
they aileee Is costs ihe manufacturer
81 cents a dozen Cor fret class coy
erH alone
They shuAder at the possibility ~
81 worlds championship being De-
eided wish pellets made in Nnrsaki
And VITO Wouldn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

SANTA CRUZ Cal. March "a
Jim JeffFfes has found almost the
Ideal IN The location ~ his training
camp. i is az Rowarfeuuan. 10
miles from santa Cruz. and a few
miles from the famous bis trees %
California
when he hits The road. Jeff should
the fancy srizo him could traf hack
tnto the mountains ur bead f0r the
coast and enjoy q dip in the 0cean
at the erd of the run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
POLICIES
FOR THE FIGHTERS
ia tIrIeaa prs-al

SAN FRANCISCO. March ,
= 81 Accident policies amount. I
= lbs 10 $4,000 in each instance Z
4 are 70 be taken out ON the I
4 lives Of the heavyweight ,
= champions. Jack Johnson aud ,
= James } 1effries The pol I
= lcies VIII be made payable 20 I
= The promoters " the fight I
The scheme originated IN ,
4 the mind 81 Tex Richard. who I
= says that be and Gleason I
= stand 70 lose a lot Of money 4
= II either man should be inlur- ,
. ed. and that they want merely !
= 10 protect themselves. In case (
= % injury which would cause (
= a poHfuonement. the promol- /
. ers. as the contracts stand I
= nov, only have guarantee I
= Of $1,000 from each purillst f,
= aud that 81 not enough lnmr :
4 auce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
VANCOUVER-S. A. c.
SMOKER TOMORROW

Tho Vancouver ard Seattle az.
letic clubs meet tomarrow asghi d
this city 10 the finai later tizs
smoker ~ ihe season. 1--WE barsss
and twa wrestling exsnu are q
fhc regular card and ttere nsa i
other events between members 4
fhe local club
on fhu mat ihe hiue diamond ufa
~ appftsd BY Ward and Daw. sham
opponents win b. nafta1 sna
Walker nf NHntpurer In ihs bas-
ms events Jack N0vak and Kmgy
wiii look after ihe Interests q -
Seattle Athletic ciah
Harvard win drop swinmiag -
a.l. .Ha. toe fIa1 i.as...It afssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
Base Ball Outfit
Free

Mltia gloves. balls. etc. given
away 70 lhe boys Come and see
ua % The Star office. 1907 Seventh
az This offer laatg for "A days
only Hurry boys tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

cate that king Is hAsing sroush
ia getting hack into the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
SUNDAY TO UMPIRE
IN CANNONS TOWN

Row, Billy Sunday. the BAN player
evangelist. wili umpire nu exhibit
tion gnme in Danville. Hl. April NE.
between Dangille and mo Cubs
sunday d. conducting evangeiiailc
services Oh Danvillo and win remain
= aa8 after hia campaign ia over a.
aet aH umpire sunday Wns "a mem
Der of cap AuaDnu Chicago white
aiockinEa He quit thc game NJ
years ago. but Says he Is capable of
umplrlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

Hunting and fishing. mountain air
and sea bseazss may be- had az Row
ardeunap FOR the taking. and u o.
because = thia great variety that
Jim haH chosen the spot A French
chef wili ha employed 60 cook for
fha biz fellow and bis Imposing ar.
ray a8 trainers HpHrrers ruhbnrn
ana other Haperintendeuts ~ hts
work
NaN Fdeuaan has far several years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22
for VI. Fish, Win Johnson.

been the camping spot ~ the social
elite o. California ard that - was
turned over % . prtxefiRhtar came
az great surprise 60 countless hum
dfeds who knsH ~ tie place aud ltn
Advantage JEFF will start training
promptly go April !. and from then
% it wiN Re grind. eFlnd grind day
" nna any vut until tie flme whom
Jeff wif either so dawn a. Hefast
pr else vim hack the wnrlaa cham.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

Cupid HaddocC University Of
Kansas Hprluier. lowered indoor
20 yard dash record at Kansas civ.
doing fhe distance DOB is seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-22

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
PLAN OLYMPIC REVIVAL.

New York Feb. 2t.-Interest Is al
ready being evidenced by athletic of
fcials here in the Olympic games
which are to be revived i'm Stockholm.
Sweden, I'm June. 1912. From a COM
mittee of one OF the athletic clubs here
comes the announcement that the gen
eral arrangements for the meeting
have already been made by the Inter
national Olympic committee, of which
Baron Pierre -Goubertin of Paris IS
president, and the Swedish Olympic
committee. Of which the crown prince
is. honorary president. has practically
completed arrangements for the more
important games and races
The great event will be the Mara
thon race. The Swedes will enlarge
the ancient Greek Pentathlon-a five
sided contest which included running
wrestling. throwing the discuss and
hurting the javelin-to what is term
ed the tiekamp, with ten contests.