davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
The Breuner Credit Plan

The Brener Credit Plan offers you for the first time the
unusual opportunity to buy furniture, carpets, rugs and
other furnishings of the best makes and the highest
qualities the easy credit terms of the cheap nsament
house. A small amount down will Immediate
delivery of your goodsthe balance can be paid in small
monthly amounts suited to your salary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
CARNEGIE WILL
GIVE ST. LOUIS
100000 FUND
income From the Trust TO Be
Expended According TO Sug-
gestiOns of Teachers
Laird of SkibO VIII Leave Santa
Barbara Today on His Way
Toward San Francisco
TSpeoiol Dispatch 10 The Call


PITTSBCRG. March 6.-Of the $1,000
600 dollars TO be distributed shortly by
Andrew Carnegie among 10 cities of
the Trited States for the purpose of
advancing educational standards st.
Louis IS to be allowed 100000.
THts amount viii be a trust fund. con
tro'Ied bv d board of trustees. the in
come estimated at $4,000 annually, to
bc expended according TO suggestions
e6Tsnced 10y the school teachers of st.
louis.
suggestions are already being re-
,eiNe6 'n Pittsburg as TO what shall be
done with the local fund. The teachers
SEEM TO be divided as TO whether the
1.o ouev should so toward establishing a
teachers pension funG or TO purchas sc
college scholarships for the public
school teachers. They argue that pen
sion fund would bring a more intelli-
gent class Of teachers into the public
FcfoolS
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Mexican Congressman Dies

Ell PASO Tex, March 6.-Hon. Lauro
Garlic, member of the Mexican con-
gress and formerly governor of the
state of Chihuahua, Mexico, died at a
hospital here today, aged 66 years. He
came here from Mexico four days ago
for treatment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
IRE Census

TIE result @: The ce2<-> - s,ve,
out his week wzs o1;, - ae eXgpst7e-
under lie actlgCs-a3 SyS1sC = Tc-le
Tie returns :0oaa ne cities {. G-aE<
HA-Ao- were cat deep.y z:1s- ys.s
csSuA. examination. TIE sNa--.-.-.
ase1t sr.6e-tally made guess. IND
e. the impression ;hai The o-isiaa-
returns we're padded A1G. - --ss>
being .ssi- vas adopted
Anyoae familiar Viii his sso-.o:
kno~s tAa, Aberdeen pog-.s..,-- eA-
caeis 1900 al "a. {. -. - -
03o aai I1s, here are nearer $500.
people = CAeAa,i> co-2.y LIZ. =;
600 Several tAolsa1. ~o3S-,s1 SD
sailors whose only 1o-.s : = Abe
deem o. EocI.a-. vs.s - s-I-, :-a--
Cd 81 al since he v-s-e cu- -: .:
the returns from lie c..lss MAe-
the eoQ1e-a.o-s T.S.1s1 t1a .---s
camps The 1aeu gave their c.iy rs.
deacs, 50 tAsy were Ii. C',u--s1 :
.
ina,e3 ~ Director 1V:-s-5 -1eT wee
no; counted :; s., s. M - So
OTIS The ce1s2S committee G: -
CA4Eos- 3: Commerce >ec--.- =.
names G: sailors A@oa- ~Acse r,s'-
o-sce a63cess-tAe oa,T 1o-s hey
claim s.3-vas Aoe-5es-. Ind Ter &
no 1s--e :; 8. = - c3---rEs r,o-1-
!s,5o-
VINE l1e deep q, i Aas-3s=- :
de9,ors,6- ne rs;---s oo2.a-- much
pleasing Information Al :-c-sas.
OF 3$+is - tent n ,s- !=a-s aa6
1895 - ce2, = :ze1,y !s2-s : 50
ing some. al5 - sand -h.-3 = 80
rank - Ee->sa-ass increase among
tie s-o~las c.iiss - lie sis,s -evsAs
s progress = c.e l-o13 =.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
POULTRY ASSOCIATION

Tie Gr2v> S&-bo- Poul.-y assoc;z-
lion Will announce The 6a-e o: the
show IS soon IS 3 .Gdse car - So
cured The organization VAS pe-:ec--
81 late Il The season. consequently i
VIII require : lille time 70 ind Al
open da,e and ST unemployed Judge
Of reputation. l. : the plan q ,he
members 70 make The show and az
DC2i event and he future success Of.
the shows will depend la-zeiy O. This
frs exhibition o. ne taa:hs-ai family
il The city. he Interest Is growing
from day . DAY IS evidenced by 3
number .! Inquiries received By he
secretary. Il i -1e wish O. the as
>oc.alo- to- every one who i liner
eSie1 = ne poultry Industry ether
for p-c@- Or pleasure o send il their
names and ya-;sty raised ana enter =
coop o. ,VNp whether hey are show
binds o. not
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
CHURCHES oRcsNsZE
Evangelical c-G-ass c-ea-i-.
I-ic- sssc- - Mere
INK. ~ cr--c- a--.

- -as-c-s c: e evz--e'.cs'
c1--c1-s @: Ate-6=e- ne- Tussda-
-.-h- and perfected Ire Organization
:. -he Abe-6ee- Eva-se,ica. assoc:a.
tio-- with ne following officers Rev
:. Brooks, president: Dr. J. =
N2rss. v.ce p-es.3e-;: Fred \ Ea-.
-s-c-s,a-!: Hugh 3 McNsil. treasurer
IL association : composed G. -Ae
Szs-o- q each . ne churches and TWO
& -s-he-s .. szc- church. and -
.@e-S are To- mil! o. action i
church wo-k and CONFER c: action il
: Increment III c.v5c oe-,e-leat and
- s!eTa-.c- q Tts moral tone ..
- c!tv !, was arranged 70 hold Z
week q przTs- ,Ee 1-S; EEK q -ke
-sw rear. and union V-aTe- meet
s3cA Iu=<day sve-.1s during -hs
= nh {: Ia-La-y
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
F--c:ic- :. ire a.i:z:c-

= Is address = C-.c4ec - wee
e-----es-,- N-o.e3-ov T- q:
=r -e-s@- s-cz= {: - z-z.o7 an
-c-.-- = .-e-ca- -ccz re
NJ W-5s.--< We - aEi,a-o-
-sr = II sIc-s-s-3.-s.! Css:1, c!;.za--
u, = : 10 re k.-t Q: pe-so- 70
= 5---as,a3 viii he Aqua, 6ltY q
aG-l-.s-e-.-s ne sove--Ee2,- His
---c-2 : - arouse oiAa-s 70 ac,.o2-
?at-:ck Ee--! ~as : leading agra
=: :: 80 period preceding I1e amer
.l2- 2svo.-.::o-- rs Se-v:ces . re
ca1se c: A=s-.ca- l:oe--! ~. reve-
= .c-eot,s- - ing = 80 ringing
addresses q rs 6ar ma -ous=5 re
c-,,o-is-s q -ss.s- -v-a-r a-4 rad ~
- -.-=-tz- r=o9.e Bui Henri.
-Ao-r1 :oz- lines EoTe--o- {: N.-
-.-a 5.s7lar@5 ID E-ea- at.i;y ~
c1-s7-uc-.7e Ho-k Ee 1:-I=..Y ~
-cs=d - zto--.o1 = - I:=s=-; FED
@-a1 Cc-s-s,--.o-- - c-ez-.-E c: Z
s-zc1e eors---e-1 - re- people
-zs zss v15c1 6=vo-v%5 -pc- Oh
- -41 q: - 5zv ~ 81 1o-= ,e>s
-ts- - = 9r@..-.-ate - -=Tc-1-l---
i : = - --@s=----zE T,o'i..-s
= : -.-+ n ~ 10 --eEz-4 -
~ - -ev policies 49, - - =
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15

High school Tuesday. The boy. Who
* student. WAS working = re
manual training department. when ~
SCI his iron plane o. : coupe u 2 Tres
maj projected from me 7a-l Tie
wires, y sor,e oversight. were alive
and the lad received : severe shock
As he laid dow2 he pane E11--
2-ecet placed his c-Ee- hand Of ne
o>aien sill @: : window. 1.ch. IN
wood being 2oL-coIGGc-o-. prob
ably saved lis lie he was se1-
home. HI; was are . return. % Sctoo,
Yesterday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15

Re .a,-uS,ei with tie duty o. execu..
.-s them after TIE groundwork has
tesa laid for their adoption. This is
10 disp.-sseue-, - liz as.-a,o-. nor
:: ne importance c. lis pa, il the
movement to- progress. !; : -s-slT
recognition - he .aci :Aat differ
s-I -!qes q mind are necessary to-
- proper performance G: 6.@e-e--
ta>ks -Ch5caso Nevs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15

rz.e9. JOIN A S0-d g-e-- si'-c N
GROUND 2Lz5 elevated 4 Wzl-sn. sc
On grorzd. S15g e.eTz-ec- J. 3 Cid
den. SIC o. ground. sl-ls eieTslea.
John Eegdzle. szizc q grC111. s.@s
4Ieyz.ec- Ce9. {. Wz,drcl- - on
ground, 81 e.erz;e1 :. =. Howard
s2c o- gro1nc. slI5 e-evzte1- A@zrd-
81 70 r NJ Howard - lo~ezt liocer.
Fur TIE 3-o5eIe-. c: West B5--l=-
7z-d- ~aa e :p9t plz1k roadway.
c-g-.-zc. rzs also awarded 70 ~
I5ozzrd. BIDS Icing - follows IN
-ozdwaT q grc1Ic,
r. ". Howard. II. G 2 Sz-e-s.
re. Johnsoz & ArLeTick. -+c, +oAa
4 No-drreu. -1'zc; Bu-6ta Bro=.
--c. ! WaIi.. ~; 7 2 G5-5e1.
-4.c: JcAa 4egczle. -5-.c; 9. c.
Wzld-o1. ---5c
I-2-ove-e-i Q: Ee-o1 Etr=e, East
Aberdeen 10 toot side walk vas
AWARDED % Johl Esgdsie- Ehose I'D
0. ~ Ee- li1ezl tpo- Vas cso-s.5er-
ALLY lozer ,hz1 liz oily ott=- bidder
Joa. No-dE@-. re lzttsrs figures
being sc.
TIE Ate-6se. C.o-s---ctso- co-1-
2z-y z16 A1Ezs- Waltz were the o-ly
bidders u -te c79-szrz1c-1o1 u re
-oz6 s-ozzd ne o.u= I'D upuz -eoo-n-
-e-6z-so- u C.-y E-g-=e- E~z-
lis 1gz-es we're u. zecs2-ea e hey
were bas=5 rpoa : p-evio-z estimate
His figures we-e sslsl= wzT.i1's
lid tz==5 q .te s-E es-i-z,e. was
s.-s,s58.
Bids o. he bridge gwi-aoz- e.
-zs we're Is follows:
Sc.zte- B-o.. s3s.t'ss: C-asa d
WsIke-. s-:-59: i--e-z-5oE.s Goa
t-sc- Co s-0-ss-: J. y. Q1Eg. slI.-
"a (lc1rhlr est AMI sls5Ets Csssp
pe- 0s~ ~la.t.
Ole. O. NJ. aid Mrs Villa r.
v5cs 70 1-aso, 70 The c..E E--scssa,
land - l-oT.ds .os Streets tArr1Ea
TIE Yong homestead TO r.oz-, -
---t ~ - - ~: -<as c--- --G A-S
ls~ rad .ru--c -cs Blu. WAS .cgsrr-
81 81 -ts ccz-cl
Wa-s- SEpsi-ss1i.. NcDy-x1u
.ts. = = --c. z.so crossing
he Wis.kst -5ve- Z. W5s.ka. street.
EO-E = lis o-i1i1- COS. Z -.= .%Ea-
-'a-ac.o5 2. s. s2.5 All Tie -s.ts- WIS
referred 10 -hs vEts. essl-z-.es
O-6-cs-c7s No 4s5 tc--a1lF -coTid5-
.-E to- -2s E-Ec1-g 9. -ss s=As ys-c.
forte. L re cz-so. e1-
-s-Ss t--6 . tie cir --asss-- Csrz.-
c1l-s- Eds- s5o-s T51-x szE-<
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
FAVORS BLUFF ROAD
NORTH Aberdeen BRIDGE CUES.
ton btfURE COUNCIL
-Ea-Eo DISCUSSION ~ CITY
COUNCIL OVER Ea;ccE MATTER
VETO OF aSTl-SHo<t.G CSol-
NANCE SUSTAINED. MRS. r.
VINE GIVES STREETS FOR
BLUFF ROAD.

VIII s-a-llc s-ppo..e-z bah =
t1e proposed -ozt Ill bridge 70 No-L
Aoe.cs- .q-sse-. e re regular NET
.1g c: ne citE co--ci. lzs; u-=1-
here resulted a. z-E-eot g -
question v1ic =, ,i1=s t=+cal= ~
ce3lzE,y warm and pointed Ex1ol-
EMS q re bridge pan declared :
rad TIE 1e.Eh-h Q: folly an bridge
he GIFTS OILY salvation. ~11-e L.
levers = ;1e -ozd s-zt=3 en21z-.-
ca.iy -ha, o1e A-o-oug1tz-s Ezs
worth s:x bridges
TIE ia, u2sAo. rs cec.s.s7 q
he COUNCIL u y = build -
mad. Elder z-6 Pa-ks vo-.-g zgzs-s-.
and 10 SETTLE lie bridge qu=scioo re
council viii me-. g COMMITTEES u
he whole -o-o--o~ night g r1.c1
line proper! ov-e-s Interested vii
again - present sad LIZ entire a.
fair ;hrashei ont
Smoking orsi,z-.. Dies
NI---( -L------ E---@---
hioitins smoking &, the polls With
passed the meeting before Ezs -
turned for action with Ms!o- Bs--'s
VETO attached and US k-l,s5
Su. three bids o-e .. ~z5c1 ;s -
.:eved 10 Be fake were =s1e o.
tie city bonds covering tie tie e.
a.. The mater wa< u, Up - =
council committee Q. svs -ao VII
confer with those owning rror@-y
within The limits o. me proposed il
p7oye1,ea-- Mayor Be-- appointed
OF tha- committee Coucc.l-s, PARKS,
Elder, Newell Ingram al As1a-5-
e,
Bidding OF TIE various s--es. :.
p-oveu.ea: contracts l-oTe5 .5Te.:s:
than s, any time in months
For Tie Marion stree. Improvement
Cls foo. plank roadway bids were a.
follows:
Johnson and A-uevick- Sc - liz
eal foot OF the ground. s-3- s.eTa.ss
c. r Saue-s, Sc OF ground 80 e.=
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
&c Run FOR TRADE

S2--e-- S-os. report al exceeding.
! ci- III - --.Ge and had sold on.
The entire line % ce-ain goods. thus
early IN ire shopping season. coase
QGelLy / II. Burnett WAS comps5,ei
10 re-cr6er from the nes0eSt ma-se-
Seattle. snd returned from, there Yss-
te-5ay noon with sa other co-Si-u.
l,eht large enough - supply the al.
siciaassd l-a6e % tie -EsrAor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
OTHER REMARKABLE CASES

lie incoming Legislature acd The
passage - lie income -ax Amendment.
sa-,y u lie session vii os s-ss, il
ce2..ve 10 Cher Legislature bodies 10
follow ;1s le&G q he s-sa. Empire
>;a;e No more important DUR rests
= Democratic legislators tha1 re
.;:ty o. a1-Ao-i1.1s Congress 70 Ter!
IA ~ When ;ee reeds (: -
Government demand l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15

Thomas. The !eweie- i having 8
big TN Of Trade. eu1 no, 100 busy 10
show yol the fines line q CA-is--
mas presents ever b-oush, 10 The Ha--
boz
If you a-e lnoE:2E IL he tes,.
Thomas. tie !ave,e-. kas fila
.lon6s. rings and suitable 9-esenls to-
every member o. tie family.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
STOP : MINUTE

Do-- = = s1c1 1--E. SOP :
mime u Eo-- ~ - - V--ss-C,.-ce
a-6 .cck g 80 IL z-6 -cA 6.sp-zv
= C1-s.-2s presents = - s-oW
~i-co~ :. -to-s> - .ews.=-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
CATHOLIC CHURCH FAIR

Tie ladies 0: ire Catholic church
vii hold a sale q fancy work. home
cooking and candy g, the furniture
store q Il. Barker & Son next Satu--
Gag afternoon and sve-irs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Ci'T subscribers failing 10 receive
he He-a.d Sy 5 p. T. OF Mnnosys
snd Thursdays will please notify TIE
City Messecse- Co. Tel. 1891. and q
osper aiil be SET, 20 tie address a.
once
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
SOY -aS CLOSE CALL

- 7-eca,- So 9: VI al6 Ms :
: B-ecA-- No--E Aberdeen ha6 ~
-ow e>car,= t-o-, %.sc--c- l.-5o- q ne
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15

Ne~ Grew ere. fruits fresh firm
California :: Se:e.v- Hill CO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15
SEMI. Weekly
Aberdeen herald.
JNo. !. CARNEY. Eai.,r sra Mgr.

Entere<. 8. TIE Posto-sce 81 AeecieeI.
WasA.. IS Ssco1G-class mall matter.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Ore. vss- Observation-Disclosures. 50 20
SIX months LOO
One vas-. cash II advance ..... lSe
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Subscribers w1o tsl 70 receive their
paper regularly will please loti.y this
Office
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-12-15

Co2v -: Ads must re IL 10; later
As1 Saturday nco- .o- MONDAYS 10
sgs. s1t "Wednesday uooa TOR tie -
sue II THURSDAY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
SAVANNAH STILL
LEADS In RACE
FOR GRAND PRlX
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.

NEW YORK, Oct s.
- FFICIALS of the Automobile
Club of America are authority
for the statement >that there is
no possibility of either Atlanta or In
dianapolis getting the Grand Prix
race, scheduled for the Long Island
Motor Parkway next Saturday but
called off on account of the fatalities
which followed the Vanderbilt race
The deed of trust of the cup and con-
ditions of the fixture insists that the
contest shall be held over actual roads
or an extended parkway, such as the
Vanderbilt cup course. Both Atlanta
and Indianapolis can offer only two
mile circular track.
The plan to hold the race at Savan-
nah, where it was conducted for the
first time two years ago, is for the
moment the most probable solution of
the problem. 1t is unlikely that the
Motor Cups Holding Company will
manage the fixture, If it is held at
Savannah, but much more likely that
the Automobile Club of America will
ask the Savannah authorities to as
sumo control and management of the
contest.
The postponement of the race to a
later date, probably November 10, will
not be without its advantages, if it is
arranged to run it somewhere else
Without doubt there will be many
more entries. and some will be made
after the race az Philadelphia over the
Fairmount Par course today.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. S.-Lead-
ing business men and city and
county officials took steps yesterday
toward securing the Grand Prix auto
mobile race for Savannah next month.
A strong delegation left for New York
at noon today to meet the contest COM
mittee of the Automobile Club of
America for the purpose of entering
into negotiations for the race.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
BAT Ties BETWEEN
GIANTS AND YANKS
HOLD LOCAL FANS
Worlds Series Probably Won't
Create More interest Than
Series of Manhattan Clubs.
Giants FavOrites Reward
for Victory Is Baseballs Sec4
0nd Place HOn0rs.
MYTH the first game scheduled to
" begin on Thursday next, tha
post season series between the

XNTITH the first game scheduled to
w begin on Thursday next, tha
post-season series between the
Yankees and the Giants is the main
topic of conversation wherever the
baseball bugs" meet in the big town
and this city. Thus far the Giants
seem to have the most supporters in
the betting line, but some of the fans
forget that both teams will finish the
season in their respective leagues in
the same positicn-second place-and
that the Giants were hopelessly beaten
by the Red Sox in their post-season
series last year. Both teams finished
third, too, in that race.
OF course the dope seldom pans out
as expected in baseball but those who
are giving big odds on the Giants are
rather careless with their money. From
this standpoint 1t looks as though the
series will be a hummer. The Yanks
have not a man like iris Speaker to
play havoc with Christy Mathewson's
shoots, but they have some nifty pinch
hitters and partisans of the American
League will tell you that they are a
gamer and a better fighting team than
the Giants.
The Giants clinched second place
honors on Thursday by defeating the
Brooklyn Club. while the Yankees were
a day later in turning the trick. De-
troit still had a chance to make second
place, but the defeat suffered by the
Tigers at the hands of the White Sox,
while the Yanks were idle, gave the
New Workers the title without dispute.
The situation in Manhattan could
not be more intense under the crcum-
stances unless the two teams had been
pennant winners. There will be some
goodly crowds there and battle be-
tween ORD and Mathewson will jam
either of the spacious parks to It's ca
pacity.
From local standpoint the series Is
regarded almost as important as the
worlds title series between the Cubs
and the Athletics, but more interesting.
Many local fans who are unable to
attend the worlds series in either of
the two big towns can easily take in
the New York series and may have the
privilege of seeing better games Ger
tain 1T is that either of these two
teams could give and have given the
two champion aggregations battles
royal many time. While both the
pennant winners have 1t on the second
place teams in the seasons series, still
the best games of the season have been
played between these two clubs in both
organizations. 1t would be no sur
prise if the series stretches out to the
seventh game before a decision Is
reached.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
Ghetto "Champ" Beaten Mile
and a Furlong-Maxey
Baker Dies.

DANNY SMITH, of Philadelphia,
who, with big goggles out of the
ring, looks like a divinity student,
made Willie Beecher, the ghetto cham
pion, look ridiculous in their ten-round
bout at the National Sporting Club
New York, last night. A big crowd
from the ghetto, which always goes to
see Beecher fight. gave him great
hand when he entered the ring. That
was the only opportunity they had to
give him hand.
Smith did just what Boyo Driscoll
did to Beecher in their bout at the
Municipal A. C. in this city, only he
did it some more. With his arms
swinging like falls, Beecher at times
chased his man all around the ring.
Smith was as elusive as the proyerbial
flea And then Smith, as cool as a
piece of ice, would bring up his right.
and the force of the blow seemed to
rock the building. After that Willie
would not be so anxious to rush. When
he wasn't using his right uppercuts
Smith brought over choppy right
that several times had Beecher in the
knockout zone. All the time Beecher's 8
seconds kept yelling, Don't let him
set, Willie" But Sammy seemed to
be always set, and Willie simply could
not keep away from the blows that
came like lightning from the fast and
clever Philadelphia.
1t was Smiths fight by mile and a
furlongF
Maxey Baker, Boston pugilist, died
at hospital at Bridgeport, Conn, last
night from typhoid fever after a three
weeks Illness Baker was training at
quarters in Stratford when taken i'll
three weeks ago. He was 10 years old.
Abe Attell, champion featherweight,
last night outfought Frank c. White.
of Chicago at almost every stage of a
ten-round no-decision bout before the
Badger Athletic Club in Milwaukee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
SHERIDAN'S RESIGNATION
HURTS IRISH AMERICAN
CHANCES AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.
A MONG the absentees from the
"A Irish-American Athletic Clubs
team, which will be in New Or
leans this week to compete in the ma
tional championships, will be the
worlds champion discus thrower Mar
tin Sheridan.
No reason is given for Sheridan's
resignation. This detection, along with
that of John Flanagan, the other
worlds weight champion, mose than
ruins any chances the Irish-Americans
had of winning the point honors. as
both men were looked upon as sure
gamers of at least fifteen points apiece.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
EASTERN LEAGUE
NEWS GATHERED
HERE and THERE

HARRY LUMLEY, the former
H Brooklyn manager and slugger,
is on the reserve list Of names
turned into the National Commission
by the Rochester Club. Lumley played
in Binghamton, in the New York State
League, during the past season and
batted around 400 This does not mean
that Lumley will go to Rochester He
will in all likelihood manage Bingham
ton again.
The name Dolan appearing on the re-
serve list of the Jersey City Club
bears out the exclusive story published
in the EVENING STAR some time ago
concerning the big deal pulled off by
the Cincinnati and the Jersey City
clubs whereby the Skeeters get three
players in exchange for Esmond Dolan
is one of them.
Larry Hesterfer and William Ma
loney are still on the reserve list Of
the Hustlers. Weldon Henley, who
was i'll at the beginning of the sea-
son and was unable to report, as he
was not in condition, will probably be
back with the champions next year.
He has seen his best days as a pitcher,
however.
wilhelm, the Brooklyn pitcher, will
also be a member of the Flour City
brigade.
Looks as though Noah Henline, the
Bison outfelder. may not be a mem
Der of the Detroit Club next year. His
cognomen appears on the reserve list
of the Chattanooga Club. where Billy
Smith will play the Leading role
next summer
Klawitter and Dickson. both of whom
we're given trials by the Giants last
spring, are slated for trial by Jack
Dunn.
Newarks list is as follows: L. w.
McAllister, r. Spade, J. Flater, r. E.
Parkin, J. Kelly, J. Gettman, H.
Hearne, W. Lee, j. Cleary, L. Schlafiy,
B. Meyer, r. Ganley, c. Holtz, r..
Holmes, j. Agler, w. Louden, j. J..
McGinnity, G.. Browne.
Sol Lichtenstein owner of the Mon
treal Club says that Ed Barrow can
pilot his club as long as he is willing.
Before the Royals disbanded ban
quet was rendered in honor of the
team by the Montreal magnate. Bar
row was presented with a gold watch
by the players. Newspaper men of the
city were present and declared that
Sol treated his hired help as though
they had won a pennant instead of
finishing fifth.
The saale of Williams to Boston by
the Buffalo Club probably cover up
scheme.
Nick Maddox, who was recently re-
leased by Pittsburg to Kansas City,
was once given "a trial by the Provi-
dence Club while Jack Dunn was at
the helm. He failed to make good at
that time. but was wonder with the
Pirates until he started to cut up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
JUNIOR SOCCERITES HAVE
TWO GAMES CARDED.

Two games will be played in the
Intercity Junior Amateur Soccer
League tomorrow. At Wiedenmayer'
Park in the morning the American
Tvnes will play the Pomeroy Thistles
The former has yet to win a contest
and the management of the eleven Will
bring with him his strongest team in
order to break the ice. The Thomas
A. C., which team is tied for second
place. will meet the Marshalls, present
leaders of the organization. The game
will be played at Riverside Oval.
Referees Ramsey, Summers and Will
son haze resigned.