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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
PUBLIC NO Longer
TAKING INTEREST
British Elections Are Dragging
Along With Result a Fore
gone Conclusion.

London, Dec 13.-Elections continue
70 drag YEARLY along. The public
has lost interest and the newspapers
have given up publishing late editions.
Fleet street and other points where
the returns are shown are doserte.,
The standing Of the parties tonight
Government coalition liberals. 100.
Natioualists, IS, Independent National
lists. Q. Laborites 80. Total-3O2
Observation-Disclosures 24o
There were forty-two poliinEs to-
day. but results in only six constitu-
cncics were announced tonight No
change was recorded in these The
coalition therefore have one gain TO
the good.
Party feeling continues strong in
lOfk. Wnere there are conflicts daily
between opposing factions David
mons. in "A riot today was struck by
a stone and so badly injured that he
was unconscious for some time No
less than 100 persons have been sur
gicaliy treated in the Cork fnfirmary
since the elections began. Eighty were
admitted In one night
Philip SnOWden. Socialist member for
Blackburn announced that after the
veto question has been disposed OF the
LabOrites would press Tor the passage
of an elaborate reform bill TO abolish
Unionists' successes in many districts.
BnIfOur blamed.
London. Dec. 14.-Right Hon. r. B.
Halldane. secretary Of war. speaking
az Gullano last night. denied that the
Liberal party had any covenant or bar
gain with Redmond and on being
asked by a heCkler what would hap
pen IL Redmond refused eacquiescence
in the Liberal home bill said
that IL would be so much the worse for
Ireland IL she rejected the offer The
Liberals. he continued could not alter
their terms because somebody happened
20 be dissatisfied.
MutterinEs Of a storm in the Union
ist party over BalfOur's leadership are
heard in an editorial in the Morning
Post the chief tariff reform organ.
which characterizes Balfour's referen-
DUN proposal as unfortunate and i'm
practicable and inspired by Joseph
Chamberlain's enemies. The Post says.
The faction at whose behest fair
chance OF victory for tariff reform was
thrown away are not worth a hundred
votes IN a single constituency. Clear
ly the Jnionist party must retrace it's
steps and tariff reformers must insist
on having a clear course to run in
their association with the Unionist
party"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
rLAN NnT NccErTrn.

Chicago. Dec. IA plan for the set
Element Of the garment workers strike.
submitted by Hart. Schaffner e. Marx
and approved hv the Chicago Fedora
tion or Labor. was not accepted by the
strikers TODAY. The arbitration plan
was not submitted TO all the strikers as
had been planned. only a small proper
tfou voting
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
cE,ITNr I-sr.Its ,II.Er-

view York Occ 11.-Addrcsscs and
atcroupticon lectures were given at
Madison square Garden this afternoon
and tonight bv prominent engineers
and cement Authorities at the second
DAYS session Of the National Associa-
ton OF Cement Users. Tonight prcsi-
dent Richard T.. Humphrey delivered his
rH.I
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

Tacoma. wash. Dec. 13.-Thc inter-
urban limited Paving Seattle At D.
m. and the local leaving here at the
same hour crashed together in a head
on collision in the fog about o'clock
tonight. some thirteen miles out OF Ia
coma. About ten persons are reported
Injured a special with physicians Is
bringing the Injured here and IL due
about 1910 a. m
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TEN PERSONS INJURED
Hcad-on Collision Between PaS~engcr
nnd Erci-hl Ncnr Tnromn.

Seattle Dec. 13.-Tn q collision be-
tween y sOuthbound local passenger
train and q northb0und freight near
Algona toniEht several persons are re-
ported to have been injured. No de-
tails have been resolved.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
APPROPRIATION ASKED
BY ATTORNEY GENERAL

Washington. Dec. i3.-The first step
for paying expenses Of the new COM
merce court was taken today when At
torney General Wickersham asked
Congress to appropriate si7,5OO for sal
aries for five additional judges at
$1,000. from January 1 to June 30. when
the present fiscal year ends. and S49.75O
for the other officials and rent Of the
new tribunal for the same periods.
The five additional judges whose
names were sent to the Senate yester-
day will receive the $1,000 as regular
salary and 81 500 additional for Wash
ington expenses.
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Evening journal., 1910-03-29
NO UMPS YET
FOR "BIG FIVE"
County League Considers Two
Applications Then Post
pOneS Action

The New Castle County League. at a
meeting in THE EVENING JOURNAL
Office last night considered the appoint
ment Of umpires for the league and
postponed action in the matter until
next Monday night.
Two applications for the position
were received. Tho league was unable
20 make the selection. however. and
tho matter went over until moro ap-
plications could b received.
The meeting was attended by all the
team managers and the questions that
came mp were freely and fully discuss
cd. Two OF tho teams filed their bond
money as guarantee to play ont the
season schedule. The team managers
also reported having signed many play
ers during the week. but names were
not announced. Practice games were
reported 10 have proved satisfactory.
Tho teams will be out for practice
every Saturday afternoon until the
opening OF the season on May Z.
The league adjourned to meet at
New Castle on next Monday night. The
New Castle baseball club win open a
fair I'm the Opera House that night,
and following the business meeting OF
the league officers and members will
attend the fair
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
MAJOR LEACUERS
READY FOR SEASON
Sixteen Clubs Now in Training
Preparing to Return Home
for Exhibition Matches
MUCH SPENT In
PREPARATION

Within the ncNt week the sixteen
major league clubs that are now pre-
pairing for the 1910 baseball season at
southern training camps will return
TO their home grounds i'm the North.
anc the men be selected that will rep
resent each club I'm the pcnnant race.
The big league managers have more
than 500 players TO pick from and will
cast off between 100 and 200. all OF
whom will go back to the minor or
ganizations
The southern training will cost the
clubs about 100000. but the owners
consider that necessary item of eX-
pense. The players who are retained
will draw $1,000. 600 i'm salaries for
six months service on the diamond
Experimental work by managers with
young players secured from the min
ors last fan at cost of 100000 is
another of the biz expenses incidental
with the organization OF team. Soon
after the return from the South and
/ following preliminary exhibition games
/ the schedules Of tho various leagues
/ will begin. The dates for the OPEN
/ ing and closing of % OF the princi-
pal leagues in the country follow
i-State-Opening Date. May 4;
closing date, September T.
National-April IA: October 10.
American-April "A; October q
Eastern-April 81: September 20.
American Association-April 10; Sep
tcmber %.
southern-Aprn Ia: September II.
Pacific Coast-March 20; November
western-Aprn 90 October g.
New England-April %; September
Northwestern-April %; September
25
New York state-May 4; September
u.
Three-I-May 4; September rs.
, Central Association--May 3; Sopten
ber u.s.
Eastern Carolina-May 20; soptem-
ber ..
South Atlantic-April II; August "a
Texas-April l6; September 3.
, Western Association-Apnl 49,; Au'
gust IS.
conneeticut-Aprn %; September
10.
Ohio Pennsylvania April 2S; Sep
+ tember ..
Ohio stato-NIay 3; September IS
Carolina Association-April Is; Sep
2 tcmber 8.
California state-April z; Novembe
, United States-May /; September
MissouriLlowa- zebra ska kansas
May 10; September z.
Virginia Valley-May 5; Septemhe
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
MANY Old CHAMPS
ARE STILL LIVING.
Besides, They are Coming
Money at a Good Rate

II is not only profitable to be worlds
champion pugilists but healthful as
we'll No man who has held the cham
pionship since Jim Corbett won that
title from John l.. Sullivan has pass
ed away. All are alive and kicking. In
the last eighteen years the champion
ship has been defended q number of
times by the title holders.
The present location Of the cham
pions and would-be champions is Civ
en- below: Bob Fitzslmmons, Aus
tralia; Tommy Burns, Australia; John
l.. Sullivan. Ireland Jim Corbett on
the road; Jack O'Brien, Philadelphia;
Peter Maher, Philadelphia: Tom
Sharkey New York city; Marvin Hart
Louisville. Ky; Jack Johnson. Chic
ago; Bill Squires. Australia; Gunner
Moir, England: Jack Munroe, Elk city.
Canada Charles Mitchell. England
It will be seen from the above that
all the aspiring hcavies lived TO tell
the tale, and i'm most instances retired
from tho ring with nice fat bank rolls.
The championship bouts since 1892
follow:
1S92-James j. Corbett beat John l..
Sullivan, champion OF America, i'm 21
rounds, al New orleans on Septcm-
Der Z.
1sa4-James j. Corbctt beat Char
Icy Mitchell, champion OF England, I'm
three rounds at Jacksonville, Fla. ON
January %.
ls96-Bob Fitzsimnons beat Peter
Mahcr in one round at Mexico on Feb
ruary 2f
1891 Robert Fitzsmmons beat
/ James J. Corbett in IA rounds az Car
son city, New, on March n.
1S99-Jamcs j. Jeffrics beat Robert
/ Fitzsihmons in II rounds at Cones
/ Island. ~ y. on June 3.
1s99-Jahes j. Jeffrics beat Ton
\ Sharkey in % rounds az Conoy lslaVd
I N ", on July %.
l902-Jamcs j. Jeffrios beat james
J. Corbett in % rounds at San Fran.
cisco on August a.
1904-James J. Jenries beat Jacl
Munroc i'm two rounds al San Fran
cisco on August 26.
l905-James j. Jcffries retros.
19O5-Jack O'Bricn knocked out Ro
crt Fitzsimmons in Is rounds at Sal
Francisco on December 20.
l9O6-Tommy Burns defeated Mar
vim Hart i'm 90 rounds at Los An
gclcs ON February %.
l907-Tommy Burns defeated Jac
OBrien in 20 rounds at Los Angelo
on May T.
1907-Tommy Burns boat Bill Squire
i'm ono round at Colma, Cal, on July
l907-Tommy Burns knocked on
Gunner Moir in 10 rounds al Londo
on December q.
l90S-Tommy Burns beat Bin Lam
in six rounds at Melbourne Australia
on September D.
190S-Jack Johnson beat Tomm
Burns in IA rounds az sydney, Aus
tralis on December 2G.
19O9-Iack Johnson beat Stanle
! Ketchel i'm IL rounds at Colma, Cal
on October 10.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29

MACS WORK OUT
Trainers Make Matinee Horses
Step Fast on Horse Show
Track

Local light harness horses are being
warmed up at Delaware Horse Show
Park preliminary TO the opening OF the
annual matinee season. Many of the
horses were out on Saturday afternoon.
and although time was not taken. the
horses showed fast clips. improvements
70 the track and stands are now iu
progress and viii be completed within
a few weeks.
Wilmington horsemen Just non ~.
arranging for big sale IN Philadelphia
az an early date. Among the horses
90 be offered is Or. William y. ALillers
st. Louis. William d. Austin's stable
may also make several offers. Although
NJ. +. Hayden had decided early Ia
tho year 10 offer his Expedition. Jr.,
at the sale. IL may be that the popular
matinee horse will not be offered Ex-
pedition. Jr, is now being worked out
at Baltimore and gives promise Of go-
ing the mile this year in I'll. He is
regarded as one OF the best horses In
the city.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
ATTELL MORAN
FIGHT A HUMMER

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. March 29-Abe Attell
will have no excuses TO offer on the
ground of poor condition n his bout
with owen Moran. scheduled before the
Fairmount A. c.. for next Friday night
goes against him.
The. featherweight champion has been
training consistently for the go and
declared No-day that he was m tine best
condition which he has known for a
long time
Attell will give about ten pounds "a
Mcran In the battle. The feather
weight weighs i'm at 100 to-day. and
Moran expects 10 get down 70 about
1sO fo' the fight. The two men nave
met twice before ana this battle. whicl
is scheduled for ten rounds, should b'
"A hummer.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
IIere-s 10 tAe counIy League.

Here's to the County League.
Only a few moro weeks before the Bis
doings.
900
All the talking Mousloy is doing Is cost
Ing him fcw shokels. Take that from us.
O-O-O
Goodbye. March. you may keep the
change.
Q-0-O
Madden Is going 40 run bazaar at
New Castle next week Thcro'n be olives
cheese and choice of rcd hots or co bee.
Wen be there.
O-O-0
Everything IS against YOU when you arc
playing for even. This is not sophistry. IL
is experience.
O-O-O
Magnate Madden intimatcs that there
will be live doings at BsttNry Park this
season. Live on old pal.
900
It's dead certain that Mckinney and Nc
Avoy won't take life easily this summer.
900
Look out Crouch that Duncan docs not
get you.
It IS observed that nobody yet has dug
up anything TO discredit Shuler.
900
And henceforth We, with double care,
Each single line shall scan,
Nor ever dare again 20 be
Improper as we can.
900
Yet to the proper all things arc proper
900
Seems we have heard IL before, that
Bannar has not signed with New Castle
but never mind. go on.
That Mousey has not suffered a nervous
collapse after all his efforts to get a pen
nant winner together is surprising to us
O-O-O
It would be like breaking up a family
TO take Chase away from Madden.
O--O-O
Msunerins may jump the Gas traceI
before Grifhth gets hold OF the lines.
O--O-O
II may be that Mike Flood will pa!
with dupont. The tide is ebbing at thi
time, but there will he a turn.
O-o-o
It might he well for Griffith 10 remem
Der that a good beginning is half the bat
tie.
4 O-0-0
! It's a new. but true. saying that brea
sown on the water always comes bae
Potrihed-
O-0-O
Those who think Grifhth's Gas team
printing for a battle royal with them O
tho short end should think again.
O-O-O
why shouldn't Lewis and Dovlnney woT
together They're baseball twins.
Traynor says he is satisfied with the r
suits OF his first efforts. That's the kind
information we like to get.
900
Reeves may find out soon that there
always room at the top FOR one more.
Baseball weather these days.
Could almost hear the umpire ca
"Piay ball"
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
BOYS LEAGUE TO
OPEN ON APRIL l0

The Boys City Baseball League, at
a meeting in the Y. NJ G. A.1ast night,
made arrangements 10 open it's sea-
son on April Is. The league is COM
posed Of eight clubs with John c. Col
llson, president, and Anton Schatzel.
secretary, at the meeting. The follow
ing teams. were represented by their
managers: Landlith Juniors, r. A.
Murray; Park Side Seconds. Arthur
Murray; Polish Stars, J. A. Lucas;
Concord Field Club. Mack Race; Mt.
Vernon, J. Karney; Walfeck A. G..
Robert Mcknight; Elsmere Reserves.
Howard Johnston; Hyland Juniors,
Blaine y. D'Arsey.
The league officers want two eight
team leagues, and invite any teams
with members between the ages of six
/ teen and eighteen years to apply.
! There will be another meeting OF the
league on Monday, April 4.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
COBB RILES
THE BALL FANS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
DETROIT. Mich. March 29.-Murmurs
Of dissatisfaction with "Ty' Cobb, the
Georgia ':phenom arc being heard among
local fans and to-day followers Of the
national pastime were free I'm expressing
their opinion, that no matter how great a
star Cobb Is they feel he is doing an In
Justice TO his team mates, the club man
agement and fandom geenrally by re-
naming away from training camp.
Cobb's statement i'm Augusta last night
that his detention there by his automo-
bile business Is no hold out. and that he
surely will he ON deck when "the bell
rings" don't help matters much as ne has
been expected at spring training camp
/ for tho last ten days.
/ At baseball headquarters, no comment
was forthcoming.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
ATLANTIC RIPPLES
Let's have it.
BY Josh"

Let's have IL.
Norwich is gone. Forget it.
O. L. ciaymont, we are on your
trail
Josh" Corliss. oiled his arm and
threw II into Rockford two out OF three
games. No excuse.
President Hogan. who Is manager OF
Belmont, thinks that with a little more
training Josh" viii bc able to lay low
a few more of he Al-Wilmngtou
League teams.
Manager Davis, of South Side said
"The hest way TO work an umpire
is To- hitch him to an ice wagon"
Miller. OF the Boys club, Of Chester
is searching every nook and corne
of that town for diamond actors.
Mike Flood said, "Blamed Avor'
Horner." catcher FOR Belmont, "hel
catch my job yeti
Manager Hogan has canned all his
players except six
II Claymont. comes in our league, the
games between them and Belmont will
a-mont to something.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
MAY COST $4,000
TO GET Killing In

CHICAGO. March 29.-The REIN
statement OF Catcher Killing which has
been decided on by Garry Hermann
and President Thomas Lynch Of the
National League who constitute a ma
iority of the National Commission, will
cost Charlie Murphy nominal owner
OF the cubs. "a pretty penny" pos
sibly $1,000 I'm the opinion OF Chicago
fans.
According to President Ban John
son of the American League. the third
member of the National Commission
/ Killing will be heavily fined for hi.
/ desertion Of the Chicago. team last yeal
on payment OF which the ban against
[ him will be lifted. Johnson opposed
the action Of Hermann and Lynch
! but has decided not to present &,
minority report.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
new CASTLE TO
HAVE A BAZAAR

In the opera House az New Castle on
next Monday night the New Castle Ath-
letic Association. which owns the New
Castle baseball club Of the New Castle
County League. viii open a fair, TO con-
tinue one week. Fancy articles Of all kinds
will bo on sale There will be amuscmonts
each night. and the association managers,
as well as Peter c.. Madden, manager of
tho baseball club. are hoping that the fair
will prove "a success. Many Wilmington
friends Of the club will attend the fair.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
INTEREST HIGH
In The BIG MILL
New York Sports Hit on Way
for one Sport to See the
Fight

Bv United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Books we're
opened to-day IN half a dozen hotels here
bv which lone sport i'm every three hum
drcd' viii be sent to California to repre-
sent the Broadway contingent at the JEFF
frios-Johnson battle on July g.
Interest in the big mill has become
30 intense that an the ingenuity OF tho
sporting public is being turned to the
| invention Of means OF accomplishing the
trans-continental trip.
The new plan is along the line OF the old
time rattle There are tickets numbered
from ono 10 three hundred. TO be sold at
from one cent 10 three dollars.
Tho ambitious fight fan draws a NUM-
bcr and pays the amount recorded on IT,
After am The tickets are sold tho lucky
number will DO drawn and two hundred
and ninety-nino VIII have 10 be satisfied
with the l;nowledge that they are lat least
personally represented az the ring side
Hundreds Of fight followers already
have sent in their hundred bucks each
10 Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason to in
sure good seats close TO tho ring side.
No fight I'm many years has aroused any
thing like the amount OF interest being
displayed here. old fighters and so-called
fight experts, who have been out OF pub
lie view for many years. have suddenly
reappeared and the younger generation
listens eagerly 20 an they have TO say.
But the fan looking for straight tip
may go up and down the limo an day and
all night without obtaining tho slightest
satisfaction. Both fighters have their ad-
mlrcrs. but tho men who have "roputa-
tions as prophets at stake are as silent a.
clans"
In the absence Of expert Information
there IS practically no bettiifi al this carly
date
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
WILMINGTON HIGH
GETS CHESTER GAME

CHESTER. Pa, March 2a.-The Chcs-
ter High School baseball team, which Is
In the Interacholastic League Of Chester
and Delaware counties, has arranged the
following schedule for tho coming sea-
son:
April s, open; April s. Southern Manual,
away; April 70. Glen Mills, at home.
Apri l5, Norcroft Academy, at home
April ~, Phoenixville away; April %
West Chester High. at home; April n
Norristown High. away April o. South
ern Manual. at home: MAY g. open; May
6 Wilmington High School. away: May
1i. Coatesville High, away. MAY l5, Sales
ianum, at home; May n, Phoenixvilla
High. at home; May 20. Central Manual.
away: May "A Coatosville High, at home
May 81 OPEN June 8, Wilmington Hirh.
az home.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
BENEFIT FOR
BROOKWOOD TEAM

In the N.fM. c. A. gymnasium on
Thursday night April Z. an athletic
entertainment will be given for tho
benefit of tho Brookwood club of the
New Castle County League. There
Will be "a basketball game between
teams OF the association. boxing and
wrestling. John Graft assistant ply
sical instructor of the association, and
Master George Alexander VIII also en-
tortain. II will be ono Of the best
athletic entertainments OF the year AT
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
kntoheI FalIed to Annear.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. March "a
Stanley Ketchel. middleweight cham
pion of the world was billed to ap-
pear I'm a boxing exhibition at local
theatre last night, but. although h'
reached the city from Greensburg. h'
failed 10 appear at the playhouse, wher'
"A small audience had gathered. Th'
manager OF the theatre had a war
rant sworn out for Red Mason IN
Pittsburg fight promoter, with whom
he had made the contract Tor ketch
els appearance.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Nnanl MiddIo.vveinht Roni.

James Griffin matchmaker of the
Broadway Athletic club has announc-
ed that he viii make another strong
bid for the Langford- -Ketchoi match
to take place here on Saturday. july
p He. is willing to guarantee from
S95O00 to 100000 TO get the hght, the
two middlc-woights 10 split the money
to suit themselves. Griffin also an
nouncos a 20-round match between
owen Moran and Tommy Mccarthy
which will take place on April 20.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
BIG MILL In
A DRY BELT

CHICAGO. March 29-Tho big JEFF
fries-Johnson heavyweight argument
next independence Day win bc pulled
off in dry" territory. Jack Gleason.
one Of the promoters of the fight said
today that liquor in all forms will De
tabooed on the day of the fight at
Evening journal., 1910-03-29

EmeryVille lie has rejected Interest,"
Ing offers for bar privileges, his an
swer being, 1T cannot be bought Tor
$5OOoQ'
1t is one of the precautionary meas
ures Gleason points TO i'm boosting the
July ith battle as strictly on the lever
lie has placed the ban on Intoxicating
liquors to prevent trouble If the negro
should win the decision.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29

Copper is produced by the German
Southwest Africa Company. and from
the Ottawa mines 250 tons of orc per
month arc shipped. containing Is per
cent. copper and 50 TO 20 per cert.
lead