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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28
Calendar fer Today.
SOCIAL-PERSONAL

Mrs. H. E. -Boykin, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John n Mar
ton. i16 Thirty-third street. lett yes
terday for Richmond, where she Will
spend a week with relatives before
going to Washington, where she and
Mr.. Boykin are to make their home
in the future
Miss Alberta Fulwider, of Roanoke,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred
Shawen, at The Colonial
Miss Ethel Sewers who, with her
sister, Miss Pauline Sewers, has been
visiting Miss Lucille Cooper on West
avenue, left yesterday for her home.
Miss Maude Pickett will leave to
day for Richmond, where she Will
spend several days with relatives.
Mr. Martin OConnell. OF Schenec-
tady. N Y, is visiting friends in this
city.
Mr. Alex Wilkie, of Camden, N. ] g.,
is spending several days with his
brother, Mr. William Z. Wilkie, in
this city. Mr. Wilkie formerly lived
fere and has many friends in this
section.
Miss Kate Williamson returned yes
terday from Washington, d. c., where
she visited relatives.
Accompanied by his parents. Judge
and Mrs. B. b. Wexford, who have
been spending the winter in South
Carolina, Rev. f. T. Wexford will re-
turn to this city today. Judge and
Mrs. Wexford will spend the summer
here
Miss Blanche Sinclair. who has been
i'll at her home on Thirtieth street,
is able to out again.
Miss Mae Lowder. who has been
attending the Virginia College at
Roanoke, has returned home to spend
the summer with her parents on Or
cult avenue.
Miss Edith Morris has returned
from Johnstown, Pa, where she Wis
tied relatives.
Miss Mary Rhodes has returned
from visit to relatives in Lynchburg
and Roanoke.
Miss Sallie Smith. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Gran
dali. in this city. has returned to her
home in York county.
Mr.. W. Graham Moore has gone TO
Pennsylvania whore he has accented
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Pennsylvania, where he has accepte'
q position
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dence-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal 4
Coke Company in ballast.
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Public School Instructors for
Next Year.
ONLY ONE IS DROPPED
List to be Completed and Grading
and Assigning Report Disposed OF
at Meeting Next Week-Latin Made
Elective Study.

Sitting in special session last night
the board of school trustees reelected
sixty three OF the sixty-nine teachers
principals and supervisors now sefv'
ing in the city public slhools. the
trustees will meet against next Friday
might TO finish electing the teachers
and to pass upon the report OF the
grading board assigning the teachers
to the various grades under the new
merit system Of fixing the salaries.
Only one teacher employed at pres
ent has been dropped by the board
she being the only one falling to
measure up to the standard. The
grading board has placed only two
teachers in the A. or highest grade
Twenty-one are placed in grade b
twenty-one in grade c and seven IN
grade d. None of the teachers was
graded in grade e, which is the low
est. 1t Is probable that some
changes will be made in the grading
as Col. Huffman. chairman of the com
mittee on rules and regulations, re
ported last night that under this
grading the salaries of many of the
teachers will be increased and this
operating expenses OF the schools foi
next session will be larger than it has
been during the present session.
Following is the complete list Of
the principals. teachers and super
| visors who were reelected by the
board last night:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28

Miss Sallie Smith. who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Gran
dali, in this city. has returned to heI
home in York county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28

from visit to relatives in Lynchburs
and Roanoke.
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Miss Alberta Fulwider, of Roanoke
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ere,
Shawen, at The Colonial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28
THE NORFOLK & WASH

(Schedule Effective Nov. /, ls0s-)
The New aud Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK will sease
tally as follows:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

lesenbcit Iosar baraui per5iftcn tpiirs
Den, Die iibrige Carthage ~auf8urolz
len, etn @eIpenit. Inn beiicntiuilen
Die Hepublitnner anseblid bisber ims
mer ale porsei6lagenen aenberunz
gen an rem Yurne : Sarif bon Der
Sanb 9eiuieien bdtten. Die Semofra@
ten piiroen aud nift cinmal aIIi Den
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elmer iolhen 0taBndbme inn Snz
tereiie bes Solfes crbalten piirbe.
5err Champ Glarf mafte bann
nod cine Heibe bon gcmerfungen
iiber bic ginisfeit iunerbulb Der De-
mofratiihen unb Die Sis!orpan3 in
Der republifanii6en Sartei uno pros
pbe5eite einen elatten Sie9 Der De-
mofrntie filr ben fomnteuben 8erbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

art umseitaltet iuorbet, ban bic an=
nabme i'm Sans traslif lit; mod mes
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

9aeeitiid, ben WerIu6 gemeiniam 81
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Gin neun5ieidbriser Mem Seriep'er
erfldrte. er babe III Ieincm 9cben
$4,000 seipart. neil er ii6 Itets
ielblt raiirte. @enn Sic. freunbz
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finben, ba6 er bonn 20. Sabre an
.9eianseu - idbrlib $271 .erS
i%ibrisete". lin bic alssuseben.
hattie er fat bon friib bis ipdt I'M
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
llnter repmblieanifckettt
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uiel mebr iibris Ut. lie Hphiparfaf-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

@er in Der SugenS lid nur6
@ibial mubte idlagen. ben riibrt's
I'M Glter nidt, lpenn ii1 Sungen
pIagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Ssie ieim sreunb ausiab.

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fault iperben. Tan id)reibe an Or.
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Demeeratissbe Gampaencs
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benten an. - Sein @prihlag an
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Gbobe Sslanb bat entoedt. oaB es
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
OWEN MORAN MAY Be
SEEN IN SALT LAKE
Heagren Wires Nelson's Con.
queror Guarantee of $1,000
to Come Here.

Local boxing fans may be given ar
opportunity TO see Owen Moran. con-
uueror OF Battling Nelson, in action IN
this city In tho near future. II plans
which are now under way materialize
and there should he no reason why they
should not, Moran will in all probability
be seen in 81 six-round boxing contest
with some local boy, probably Jimmy
Reagan or Jack Price.
Harry Heagren, the local promoter.
Tuesday morning wired Moran q guar
antcc OF $1,000 to come TO this city for
an exhibition This will no doubt look
good to Moran However. II Is probable
that Moran Will not consent TO come
here before January or later. az he has
been made liberal offer for a theatrical
engagement.
Heagren's plan is to match Moran with
Reagan or Price for a six-round contest
at the Salt Lake thcater. That such Il
bout would be popular there can he little
doubt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
GOOD ATTENDANCE IN
SPITE OF COLD WEATHER

IA JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Doc. Gold
weather and an ordinary card OF selling
races failed to materially reduce the
attendance today. Friend Harry. odds
on fnvorltc. greatly outclassed his field
IN the fourth event and won eased
up. after making all his own pace.
First race, five furlongs-Grover
Hughes. Is TO I. won: Imprint, l 10 2.
second, White Wool. to o, third. Time.
1.0I 1-5.
Second race. six furlonEs-ChrIstina.
to 2, won: Marie Hyde. 20 o, second
Peep, Over. to l. third Time. lib l-5:
Third race. six Reconsideration I
TO 2. won; Starboard TO s. second
O'Em. to 8. third. Time. l;1d.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Friend Harry 3 to 3. won: Sandrian.
even, second: Arondack. 3 TO 5, third.
Time, l;+S 2-5.
Fifth race six and a half furlopgs-
Alfred the Great. Q TO 10. won; Descom-
nets. TO /. second; Turncoat to 10.
third, Time, 1.2l 40.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Cap-
tain Swanson. to 5, won: My Gal. 2
10 10. second Huck, TO 5. third Time,
1854 As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
After Smashing Records Mon.
day, Riders in Six-Day
Race Slow Up.
SEVERAL SPILLS RESULT
FROM SPRlNTS TUESDAY
Twelve Leading Teams Are Still
Behind the Record at
Midnight.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-After hsyi,s
smashed record after record YESTERDAY
last night and today, the strain began
TO tell on the siX-day bicycle riders IN.
night. and at 10 o'clock, the forty y-sY,h
hour, the thirteen teams remaining In
The grind were behind the mark cstab.
lished last year by Calvin and Keenan,
937 miles. five laps.
Twelve teams were tied At 933 misa
four laps. with Calvin and Anderson. the
Americans Swedish team, bringing UP the
rear, 933 miles fiat.
The French team was eliminated carly
this afternoon with the refusal OF Pouch.
ers TO relieve his partner. Georget.
The twelve teams tied for first place
at 10 o'clock tonight follow.
Hehir- Goulet. Rutt-Stol Walker
MacFarIand Clarke: Root Moran. Fogler-
Hill, Walthcur-I.awson, Collins Drobach
Cameron Halstead, Mitten- Thomas, WI
ley Lawrence, West-Dcmara.
Sprlnts this afternoon and this even.
ing resulted In TWO bad spills. In one
Lawson was knocked aenseless. but was
quickly revived and resumed the track
In the other a three-cornered miXup be-
tween Ualstead and Walker, who was
riding close behind. stunned both and cut
tTalsteads face. Their hurts were quick
~ patched up.
AT midnight the twelve leading teama
were stIll behind the record. all tied at
975 miles. Calvin and Anderson were
far to the rear with $50 miles. nine Laps
and soon thereafter they declared them
selves out OF the race. The record is aTs
miles. eight laps, made by Root and Fog
Ter last year.
II was announced that Anderson could
not continue. owing TO stomach trouble
MacFa rland and Walthour and Jacks
Clarke were sufferers from indigestion
early today, but all weathered II out
Al o'clock this morning the twelve
teams were tied. with 1909 miles. s laps.
The record is lo17 miles. . laps, mads
by Lawson and De Mara last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
COLD WEATHER MAKES
CROWD AT RACES SMALL


PENSACOLA. Fla. Dec. 6,-Freezlng
temperature held the attendance al to-
nay races down to small proportions
and detracted interest from the sport
favorites were successful In most OF the
races.
First race, four and a baIf rurlorgs-
Sensonhurst, 10 =, won; Sabo Blend.
eNen, second; Tallow Dip. to ! third.
Time 81 80 seconds.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
l'ucetta, TO :, won; Percy TAYLOR. to
l.: second: Bodkin. TO D. third. Time,
., So seconds.
Third race. six and half furlongs-
81. bunstan 10 5. won: Mascarol. 4 to
l. second: Ross Hampton. 4 TO 3. third.
Time :25 IS.
Fourth race, six and \ half furlongs-
Hancock, 10 D, won; Ossian. even, sec
ond; Dander. TO :. third. Time.
Fifth race. 'yc furlonSs-L Lodestone .
10 |. won; Bright Maiden { To 10. sec
ond: Hickey, To =. third Time. O5 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile-San Gil, To l..
Won: Horizon, even. second. Sam Ber-
nard. out third. Time, 1916 rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
FAV0RITES SUCCESSFUL
IN MOST OF RACES

OAKLAND. Dec s.-Heavy going pre-
vailed at Emeryvillc today. Favortes
and well played horses were successful
In most Of the races. The feature event
all the way
Summary:
First race. six furongs-Lady Rens-
selacr Garner. TO /. won; Dareing-
way Rooney). 10 to l. third Time, Iii
2-6. Paul Clifford. Harry Stanhope. Can
due, Prudent Wineberry. Woodlander.
Voltrome, Or. Downe and Orilcne fin
ished as named
Second race futurity course-Pay
ter (Archibald). to ?. second. Eddie
Dale (Selden). 30 TO |. third. Time, Ill
As. Starry Night Eddie Mott. ST. He
her, Dacia. Helen Hawkins and zwick
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Rosevae Martini, 10 TO 5. won: Star
Actor tWigeins). 10 TO I, second; Melton
dale tGsrner), ~ to 5, third. Time,
l:47 As. Sir Edward. Raleigh and Ak
SarBen finished as named.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs-
Raleigh P. D. CSchlllingl, 10 5. won:
Jest CDwigglns), TO ., second; Phil
Mohr %. Mccarthy. Is 10 |. third.
Time. l:e2 rs. Shooting Spray, Pride
named. Captain John left at the post.
Fifth race. one mile Belmcre tKirsch-
baum), I TO :, won: Keep Moving tArcht-
bald). Is to g. second: Dovalta tGarner),
tie Travcr. Oswald B.. Irrgator. Lescar,
Cataline and Great Caesar finished as
named.
Sixth race. futurity course-Domithlda
lHewitp. ! TO :. won; Quality Street
(Cotton). 20 10 l. third Time. 1;l2.
Young Belle. Galene Gale. Beds and
Frank C. Hogan also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
TRACK RECORD EQUALED
By "R0UND-THE- WORLD

ClUDAD TUAREz. Mexico. Dec. s.
Round the World. carrying 120 pounds.
eoualed the track record for five fur
longs when she won the third even,
Al Terrazas park today by stepping IL
in 30 20. She had TO be much the
best TO win. as Frank Mullens set a
Round the World came fast and won
going away by half a length.
Angclus. the even money favorite
easily won the handicap al seven fur
longs.
First race selling. three-ycar- -olds six
furlongs-pid Heart. liz newis, IL to 1.
won; Little Marchmont. lo9 IT. Burnsl Il
10 J. second; Ramon Carona, 1oi (Bep-
Lady Elizabeth; Inversarry. Billy May
hre. Slscus and Marcus also ran
Second race selling. three year oIds
and UP. five furIongs-Bob Lynch. 1lO
tBenschotcnl. 10 >, second: Jeanne
dare. ll3 CWolcott). 10 to l. third Time.
l:ol. Clint Tucker. Grace Golden. Cha =
pultepec. Waldorf Belle and Mack Ken
nedy also ran.
Third race. two -year-olds. i've fur
lones-Round the World. i2o tRiccl. 2
TO >, Won: Frank MplIens, l1s Man-
los (Allen), 80 TO !, third. Time. ;53 rs.
Seth also ran.
Fourth race: handieag. seven furlongs
Ocean Queen. los (Ganz), 3 to /. sec
ond: Inquiry. 10 WILSON, 20 10 /, third
Time. 20 40. Green Seal and Royal
Cantive also ran.
Fifth race selling. threc-yesr- -ohs and
up. six furlonGs-Gladys Louise l0a
fManders), 10 TO /. won: Lena Lech. l09
Gmes1. 4 TO .. second: Miss Caithness.
lo1 (Benschoten). 10 1. third Time.
lis. Cotytto. Florence A. and Peri
wirklc also ran.
Sixth race. selling. three year-oIds and
up one n1ile-John Louis. 100 (Ganz).
10 l. won: Fred MuIhollsnd los (Mur-
phy) : To / second: Melissa. 100 NO
Ian). To !. third. Time. I 40 3-5 She-
hy. Short Order. Bad News and The
Peer also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
NEW RECORDS FOR
WALKING ARE MADE
Englishman Walks Twenty kilo-
meters in Hour and Thirty
Five Minutes.

NEW YORK. Dec, G.--News OF the es-
tabishmcht OF a series Of new world s
walking records, made a few days ago
In Milan, Italy. has just reached this
city, The new title holder is "a. v. l..
Ross. an Englishman. who was entered
as scratch man in twenty -kilometer
walking handicap. The distance In statue
measure Is twelve miles. 752 yards. and
Ross won in one hour. so minutes, l5 l-5
seconds, a new worlds record for the
distance.
In the course OF tho walk he also set
UP new worlds records for ten. eleven
and twelve miles. His figures for those
distances were as followa.
Ten miles. l;15o5.
Eleven miles. 1888.
Twelve miles. l:3l.56
Some OF the old records had stood FOR
moro than le wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
University Students Entering
Into New Game With Much
Enthusiasm.
BASKETBALL PLAYERS
ALSO ARE HARD AT WORK
Series of Games Between Uni
versity and Other Schools
Being Arranged.

In order 10 show their appreciation
for the great enthusiasm being shown
by the university students IN the soc.
Ger football game. William Service. II
+. Wallace and Richard Bramley, mem.
bers OF the Salt Lake Soccer Boosters
club. came up To the university campus
Tuesday afternoon to assist Coach Fred
Bennion in handling the great number
Of men who are turning out for the
new game Fully thirty men showed
ur on the 6cld Tuesday and put in Il
good hour : trimming with the help of
the Boosters club.
\ great many of the men who have
been ont on The field recently are alb.
solptcly new 10 the game, and hence II
great deal Of time WAS spent by the
city soccer plavcrs in teaching the var
sity students the rules 1t is likely
that teams will be picked from the
university and games held with sev.
cral Of fhe local teams il the weather
remains good. Already the classes of
ihc university are becoming interested
in the game. and II is likely that q
c'2sS series viii be arranged The
seniors are az the head of the class
BOOSTING and ihcv viii challenge any
o' Dor class in school for game some
time next week.
Busy at Basketball.
Nllp many 81 the men DOING gym
no SUM work arc putting in tho time
cut on The football field. the gymnasium
IS being used to good advantage by the
basketball PLAYERS crowd OF fifteen
PLAYERS showed up for basketball prac.
tire Tuesday afternoon and put in the
timc making swift throws al thc bas-
ket from the field This kind of work
continued through the first part of the
traininC period after which the mon
took sides. and entered into real
game of basketball.
Among The men who showed up were
Captain "Happy' Holmstead. who was
in all his glory in the light gym
toes and showed all OF his old-time class
IN putting the bali into The basket.
Horsfal and Erickson, Of last year S
bunch, were also in the practice, in ad
diiion To number of new men. Jacob,
Gardner and Dillman are showing old
time class and Will he candidates for
the second varsity team TO open the
season. and viii be eligible to play in
the main team III the second semester.
As yet no reply has been received by
Bennion from the other schools of the
state regarding the four.year rule, but
unless the matter is settled in the near
fnture, only games with the Colorado
schools Will be arranged for by the uni
versity authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
ANSWER TO
CORRESPONDENT
Castle Gate, Utah. Dec. s, 1911

Castle Gate, Utah. Dec. s, 1910.
Sporting Editor Tribune,
Salt Lake, Utah.
Dear Sir-WIll you please answer in
the sporting columns OF your. paper II
Frank Gotch ever threw George Hacken-
schmidt? L claim Hackenschmidt gave
up to Gotch and was defeated. but not
thrown The other party 10 dispute de-
clares Gotch has thrown Hackenschmidt
several times.
Have they ever wrestled in Kansas
City? Respectfully,
II. r. NJ.
You are right. The only time that
Gotch ever met George Hackenschmidt
was i'm Chicago on April g. 1908, for the
championship OF the world. Hackcn-
schmidt gavo up at the end OF two hours
and three minutes The name has prob
ably been confused with that OF Charles
Hackensmdt whom Gotch has thrown
several times once in Kansas CITY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
COLLEGES MAY SOON
RENEW RELATIONS
Dartmouth and Brown Expected
TO Be Matched on Diamond
Next Year.

PROVIDENCE, r. T.. Dec. s.-An in
formal ballot on the question OF renew
ing athletic relations with Dartmouth
college WAS begun today by the students
OF Brown university. II I. the opinion
OF many students that next spring will
see the two institutions once more
matched on the diamond. They have not
met In any athletic contest since 1907.
AT a Brown Dartmouth baseball game
on Andrews field In that year. an UNI
pircs decision. which seemed favorable
TO Brown, started z dispute which re-
suited in Captain SlSillens OF the Green
nine taking his team off the field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
H0RSEMEN DISCUSS
PROPOSED REFORMS

NEW YORK, Dec s.-Interest in the
sessions OF the board OF review OF the
National Trottng association. beginning
here today. centered largely In what
reforms
II has been suggested that drivers who
lay up a heat be more drastIcally pun
iShed than by tho imposition OF enc.
disqualification Of the driver. as a Jockey
is disqualified when he does not ride to
win, is talked OF az a mode OF punish
ment.
On!y two or three minor suspensions
for racing horses out of class vcre mad.
during the day. and reforms were not
publicly discussed