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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
A GREAT COWBOY STORY.

Hopalong Cassidy. BY Clarence r Mul-
ford. With Five Illustrations in Color.
by Maynard Dixon. Published by A. c.
McClurg Co. Chicago.
Mr.. Mulford has given us a number
of spectacular stories of cowboy life,
the fighting qualities of the genus. the
falthfulness TO employer and to friend,
and the staunch qualities that make for
yirile manhood. Bar,20,' and "The
products Of his pen. and have had wide
sale. This present volume is quite in
the old vein, with emphasized exempli-
tication of the 6ne qualities of the
good cowboy. and the contemplate
meanness of the bad cowboy. But both
sorts arc hardy and of indomitabIc
bravery; II is the superior skill and
Quiekness Of the good cowboy with his
gun that brings him out victor.
Hopulong is a fine type, dangerous 20
trifle with, but Il tower of strength to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

Concerning Jude the Obscure Thomas
Hardr's novel. which his publishers.
Harper e Brothers, are about to issue In
their new pocket-size edition OF his
works. not all people will recall that II
once bore the title Hearts Insurgent,
and that II was first published sixteen
wears ago as a serial in Harper's Maga~
zinc under that title Stlll less is II gen.
orally remembered that the first install
ment was printed. under n title different
from both OF thcse-"Thc Simplctons."
This last bearing some confusing re-
semblance. perhaps, to Charles Reade' :
The Simpleton.' was changed 10
Hearts lnsurgent' almost at once The
final change 10 Jude the Obscure" made
by Mr.. Hardy. was productive OF n title
more In keeping with the quality OF his
other titles. which. like Meredlths, are
properly noted for intellectual content as
well as imnrnsslvencss of nhrase.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

In the Grafton Historical Series the Graf
ton Press OF New York and Boston. have
Just published Roger Williams. Story
OF the Life. Times and Character OF n
Political Pioneer" by Edmund j. Car
penter. LIT. D., OF Boston. In his an
pouncemcnt of his book tho author writes
that as IL the case with Shakespeare and
John Harvard, the materials for genu-
inc Life OF Roger Williams, the father
or the idea of separation OF Church and
been the aim OF the author to make an
honest. faithful aud unbiased study of
this remarkable man, and OF his charac-
ter and life, and not 10 make a special
plea. I'm cNtenuation or I'm condemnation
OF Williams. or of his opponents. The
book is Il search FOR facts. which are laid
down in order for the readers consider
arion, leaving the reader himself 10 form
his own estimates and draw his own con-
CluslonS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

Doubleday entitled "rhe Red House OIL
Rowan Street This big, buoyant story
OF life and love marks a distinct advance
upon Mr.. Doublodays previous work,
The Hemlock Avenue Mystery" be-
cause II is one Of action and surprise,
fun OF dash and go. with strongly drawn
characters and a mystery-such n baf-
fling, interesting mystery that IL is sure
To he orc OF the big successes OF the
yCnT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

journalist well known TO the sraft.
both I'm London and Paris-Mr. Henry
Murray-has written an extraordinarily
candid biography which will he pub
Iished by the Baker &. Taylor Company
this week under the title OF ~ Stcpson
Of Fortune" The title conveys some
what the impression that this Is a story
hut ii is plcaant TO note that, like good
novel. the autobiography has n happy
ending,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

his friends and his cause. \ range war
between his 'Bar-20' and "H2'
furnish the theme for the story; and
the love of Hopalong for the daughter
of the foreman OF the opposing outfit
lends the romance, All ends happily,
and il is a big, fine piece of work
4 n ron nhnml
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

Margaret Cameron In her novel. "The
Involuntary Chaperon." new edition OF
which the Harpers have just printed, has
this canny word TO say of the members
Of her sex:
"Some ladies' have yet To learn that the
Anglo Saxon does not inevitably admire
what he stares at"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

one Of intense power, showing thor,
ough mastery OF detail, conditions and
character that stamps the author as one
oG rhe strongest writer's of the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
LITERARY NOTES.

The Century Co. has just issued this
month a new book OF short stories by
David Gray. author of "Gallops-" TO be
first novel "The House OF Mystery a
revelation OF what goes on in big city's
spirltualst and psychic circles.
On March 18Th, Mcssrs. Little, Brown &
CnmnnnN will bring out a novel by Roman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
REVIEWS OF BOOKS
A TALE OF A SMOOTH VILLAIN

and it is well told. strong. with abun-
dant action and interest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

ZARZADCA W %tutejszym ofisie
Western Union Telegraph Co. p.
II. &. Thornton zostaf urzedownie
zawiadomiony, il cd poniedzia}ku
zesz}ego wolno p%rzyjmowac wysy}-
XII telegraficzne nocne kt6re bedaa
doreczone rano,. razem SO slow "a
cene jaka sic zwykle p}aci "a 10
slow wyse}anych "a dnia. !.
SAD federalny rozpocznie swe
wiosenne posiedzenie l7go maja, W
trzeci wtorek tegoz miesiaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
WlADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

w ~PONIEDZIAkEK Ego ma
ca, 0 2giej pc po}udniu rozs'a}a SIG
z tym swiatem S. p. Teofila Pro-
chowicz, iona pana Wojciecha Pro.
chowicza, Fam. pod mr.. 2O7-wsch.
2. ul. Nieboszka chorowa}a przez
d4uzszy czas ma reumatyzm, liczyfa
lat 80. Pochodzi}a z parafii wielew-
skiej ma KaszubacR. Do Ameryki
przyby}a razem z mezem oko}o 50
lat temu. Op}akuje ia MAJ diva;
svnowie: Alexander i J6zef i kilko'
70 wnuk6w. Pogrzeb odbedzie sig
W piqtek T. domu za}oby do koscia}a
sw. Stanis}awa X. a potem ma
miejsce spoczynku. S. p. Teofila
Prochowicz lubi}a bardzo czytac
'patryotyczne i pouczajace ksiazki,
mia}a nadzwyczaj bystra pamiec i
chetnie opowiada}a i rozprawia}a
0 dawnych dziejach i zwyczajach.
Oby Pan Bog jej daG raczy} odpo-
czynek wieczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

w o s.. is z rama
zmar1 z powodu starego wieku SIP.
Jan Roguszka, W domu swej c6rki
PAM Jak. Jeiewskiej, 655. zach 4:
I'll. 1marly liczy} S. lat, p%ozostawia
dw6ch syn6w. J6zefa W Winonie i
Michaf W N. Dakocie dwie cor
XII p. Jak, Jezewska p. Alex. Klo-
nowska. Nieboszczyk mieszkaf
przez wiele lat W Pine Creek, Wis.
a przez ostatnie try lata, pc smier
ci swej zony, przeprowadzi}, sic do
Winony do cork. Nabozelstwo ia
1obne "a dusze zmarfego odby}o sig
W sobote rano W kosciele sw. Ka-
zimierza Kr. pogrzeb o 14tej pc
pofudniu. Wieczny odpoczynek
mu daG Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Fanny ma sprZedaz.

200 akrowa farma niedaleko
Fountain City, Wis. "a $500. Do
bry dom mieszkalny W Fountain
City ma sprzedaz albo ma zamiane
"a grunt. 49, Nam PREY Buffalo
Ridge, Wis. jedna 40 akrowa, ed
n2 80 akrowa jedn2 $50 akrowa
farme. Jedna 800 akrow2 farme
niedaleko Dodge, Wis. "a $4,000
Jedna 100 akrowa farme W Wise.
niedaleko on Winony "a $4,000.
Jedna $40 akrow2 farme W Min
nesocie niedaleko cd Winony.
Jedna 300 akrow2 W North d.
kocie pc $l3 "a akier z dobremi
budynkami i dobrym ogrodzeniem.
zamienie na grunt albo posiadfos6
W miescie 10 .tysiecy dolar6w war
tosci W gruntach Tub W posiadfoscl
miejskiej tel wartosci. Prosze mnie
0 tenn zawiadomic a gwarantuj e "a
ugode. Pc blizsze szczeg6fy prosze
telefonowa6 albo pisac, lub sig zg}o-
sic osobiscie do:
E. B. WIFE,,
4lS-E. 4ta ul.
WinOna. Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

"a SOBOTE nadeszfo zawiado-
mienie cd ks. arcybiskupa Irelanda
z St. Paul, Mimi. il rektor tamtej-
szego seminar yum Prev. ks. Pa.
trick Richard Heffren zosta} mia
nowany nastepcq %zmarfego biskupa
j. Cottersa jake biskup dYecezyi
winohskiej. Nowo mianowany bis.
kup obejmie stolec biskupi, praw-
dopodobnie W kohcu kwietnia.
.Swiecenie jego ma biskupa odbedzie
sic razem z dwomu innymi, MEDIA
VINO naznaczonymi biskupami,
Prev. ks. Lawler ola St. Paul i
Prev. ks. ORALLY ma biskupa do
Fargo N. D..
Prev. ks. biskup Heffron urodzi}
sic /. czerwca 1850 +. w miescie
New York, ma kapfana wyswieco
ny zosta} %. grudnia, 1884. r. cd
roku 1897 ad do tego czasu, byf
rektorem St. Paulskiego seminary
UNI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

STOWARZYSZENIE= winoh.
skich przedsiebiorc6w przyje}o pro-
pozycye sp6lki zajmujaoej sig urz7-
dzeniem wystawy powiatowej i dafo
przyrzeczenie, il wystawa uliczna,
uroczystosci zjazdu dawnych csa'
dnik6w i inne %jesienne uroczystosci
stare modnej powiatowej wystawie
ustapia miejsca, ktdra sig odbedzie
ma zachodniej %stronie miasta ma
dawniejszej przestrzeni przeznaczo-
nej ma miejsce wystawy. Ma posie.
dzeniu wyzej wymienionych stowa-
rzyszen om6wiono rozmaite sprawy,
jak budowanie trybun6w, przebu-
dowanie p46t6w, u%lepszenie miejsca
do wyscig6w it'd. Uchwalono, ably
sic daG inkorporowac ma $2s,"or
lecz tymczasowo wp}aciG tylko
$40, Zoo. Spodziewaja sic, IL farme-
rzy okoliczni vienna udzia} sig
bardzo wysfaw2 z~ainteresuja, ponie-
waz oni pc najwiecej czesci bedaa
mice korzysciz wystawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

Cd lhgo marca zaprowadzi kom-
pania kolei ulicznej take regu}y,
ze oplata "a jazde zaraz PREY VISTA.
daniu do wagonu must bye usku-
tecznion2. Kazdy pasazer musi
wchoGxi; przedniemi drzwiami a
mechaniczne urzadzenie bedzie 3D.
bierac pieniqdze i r~egistrowat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10
Czyni Cuda.

''Twarz ma}ej dziewczynki mojej
by}a pokryta wyrzutamits powlada
PAM NJ. Chramosta z Iron River,
Wis. do codziennego mycia uzy-
wa}am Severy MJd}o Lecznicze
Sk6rne, kt6re zdziala{o cuda, gdyz
wyrzuty wkr6tce znikly." Tysiace
ludzi uzywalo tego mydla i wszysc,
sic przekonali, re krostki, plamy
tym podobne wyr1uty sk6rne giua
a sk6ra stale sic g}adka ! przybiera
color zdrowY. roze21ne matki tylko
tego myd{a uzywsja do kapaula ME
M owlat. Sk6re ma g}owie utrzymuje
W. czystcscl, " 2drowiu i wolna cd
]upiezu: Zadaj tego myd}a u twe>
60 kupca Iub~aptekarza. Cena Csc.
w. F. Severa Co. Cedar Rapids,
la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

TAME raty ola kolonist6w
do wybrzezy Pacyfiku
kazdego dnia az do Is. kwie-
tnia.
Bilety W jedna strone pc specyalnie
niskich cenach, cd wszyetkich sta
cyl ma kolei North Western, do
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Port :
land i miejsc gliniasto piasczys
tych.
Try razy W tygodniu obsluga z
Pullmana wagonami sypialnymi
wprost bez dopfaty: PREY zmianie
rozmaitych dr6g, cd Mankato, Alv
ton i Sioux City do Los Angeles,
dostarcza najwykwitniejszych i mai.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cel6w podr6zy.
Pc zupe}ne informacye zgfosic sic
do ayent6w sprzedajacych bilety
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

lynn tygodniu W obydwoch
parafiach tutejszych polskich odby-
wa1o sic neutrality-suspicious. nabo-
zehstwo. U sw. Kazimierza rozpo-
czefo sic W niedziele a zakonczylo
we wtore wieczorem, - u sw. Sta
nis}awa we wtorek rano poczatek,
koniec W czwartek, dis wieczorem.
Miejscowym Wiel. ksiezom PREY
byli z pomoc2 Wiel. ksieza: j.
Wojtowicz z Pucka dakockiego, A.
Kryjewskl z wilma, B. P. Burant
z Berlina, Wis. A. w. Cara z In
dependence, J. w. Cara z Pine
Creek. J. F. Ciemihsk1 z Wells,
H. Jazdzewski z Minneapolis, A.
Zalewski z Silver Lake, J. Rayski
z North Creek Wis. i J. Smiech z
Owatonna, MINI.
Do sakrament6w sw. przystapi}o
W parafii Sw. Kazimierza okolo 400
w parafii sw. Stanisfawa przesz}o
22Oc %wiernych.
Obie p~arafie serdeczne sk}adaj2
dzieki wszystkim Wiel. ksiezom "a
}askawa opieke. - Bog zapfac!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

BRACTWO sw. Kazimierza
Kr6l. W parafii sw. Kazimierza
Kr. W Winona, MINI. mia}o swoje
roczne posiedzenie dnia l. marca,
1910 r. ma kt6rem obrano nastepu-
cy zarzad:
Prezydent, Franciszok Zabrocki
Vice PREF. Michaf Zientkowski
Sekretarz prot. Andrzej Francko-
WAX
Sekr. finansowy, Dominik Drag
kowski
Kasyer, Micha} Jaskula
Opiekunowie kasy: St. Lorkowski
i Kasper Kujawa
Marsza}kowie; MARGIN Mosiniak i
Andrea Bylicki
Poslaniec, MARGIN Knut
Chorazy, J6zef Pelowski
Podchorazy, Jan Walczak i ia.
k6b kosihski.
Naprawiam i ustawiam piece i
wyporzadzam wszystkie czesci pieca
+. w. VERKlNS Jr.
PIG - E.. sta ul.
Telefon No. 1853 j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

w UBIEGKYM roku 1869. W
powiecie winonskim byfo GAG uro.
dzen a 500 umarlo. W miescie Wi
mona urodzi}o sig al a umarfo 267.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

KSIAZECZKI z Stacyami czyli
Droga Krzyzowa wraz z Gorzkiemi
Zalami pc loc W ksiegarni Niarn
sd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-10

POWIAT winohski otrzyma re
stanowego funduszu dr6g i most6w
1880 kt6re moga bye uzyte ma o
plate robot PREY ulepszaniu dr6g
stanowych W nadchodzacym lecie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
DISABLES
VIRGINIA PLAYERS
Captain Geyer and Findlay
VIII Be Out of Game
for Some Time.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Oct. 81
Il looks Ike the University OF Vir-
ginia eleven Is running Up against q
streak Of hard luck
FindIay. right end, was operated on
the other day for a growth on the
bone that viii put him out OF the
game for at least ten days. and now,
with the game 10 be played At Wash
ington with the Carlisle Indians a
week OF. Captain GeyeF, right tackle
who is an AII-SOuth Atlantic man and
a malnstay OF the team. is IN the
university hospital with fever.
While Geyer's condition is lot seri-
Gus. il IS very unfortunate that he
should be taken al at this time. as
the football squad is undergoing
grueltuS work in the preparation for
The Carlisle. Georgetown. and Caro-
lima games ahead, under the direction
OF a host of alumni coaches who have
just come here for the purpose OF
rounding the eleven into final shape
The coming of two more alumni
coaches this week Will strengthen
greatly that department here They
are Empty" Cooke, OF Norfolk, and
Johnny" Neh. who has been the head
coach this year al the University OF
South Carolina, where he has made
good in great style. Cooke was head
coach at this university in 1908. AS a
pie yer he made himself famous at left
tackle on the Orange and Blue. during
the years from 1904 TO 1907. Men
played halfback from 1905 to 1908.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
BUSINESS EXPECTS
TO BEAT CENTRAL
Important Game In High
School Series TO Be Played
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Central and business are scheduled to
play the fourth game Of the inter-high
school series AT National PARK t5morrow
at 80
The close followers OF the teams are
wondering what the advisory marks
have done 20 the personnel OF the teams
AS the DroEress marks went n yester-
day, the different coaches are on pins
and reedles until the dnaI count is
known II is understood tha- practically
all Of the teams viii lose heavily on &C
count Of having men thrown our by rea-
son OF deficiency in york and the fuH
extent OF loss cannot be learned until
Friday when the marks are nnaIly en-
tered
Central at present Is enjoying the dis
tincJiOn OF having ore Of the best teams
In its history, with a baCkueld which
contains several individual stars PM
King, the old Princeton quarter, Is Civ
ing the team the benefit Of his expert
ence and training In the finer points OF
the game
Business, by reason Of It's great show
ing against Tech, is Makin. a strong bid
FOR hOlOrs and may cause an upset III
calculations before The season - over
In EarEloue and ScCLL. the team nga6L6
Of two speedy men scott Is coming 20
the front as a puuter OF prOu1se and
may be q deciding factor IN The game
tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
FOGEL AND DOOM
MAY COMPROMISE
PhillieS' President Said to Be
Anxious for Cancellation
With Manager.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Efforts
VIII be made today to effect a concua-
ton between Horace Fogel, president Of
the Phillies, and Charles Doom. mana
ger, who threatened 10 resign when the
deal to trade four local players for four
from the Cincinnati Reds was bloc Sed.
Today President FoEeI IS IN a mood 10
compromise, and declares that he viii
not allow Manager Doom 20 resigl.. on
the first day- ne said that the fiery team
leader might quit If he wished
Fogel is ready 20 consult with Doom
on the trades and make them. Il ap-
pears that FogeI IS angered because he
had not been consulted on possible deals.
but IS willing now 20 DO what Doom
wishes. II the manager VIII ask his per
mission II is probable that a truce will
be framed today. and the two work in
harmon y hereafter, something which
has been lacking in the club since the
change last spring.
Manager Doom holds his former posi-
ton that he has resigned, because the
deal was blocked. He says that when
President FOgel sent the wire TO CinCin-
matt. calling of the trade, his freSig-
nation went into effect
Doom. of course, remains in Phila-
deIphIa as catcher on the team since he
cannot resign as a ball player. pending
an adjustment OF the difficulties. Doom
desires TO be transferred to another
club
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
College Sports

Cross country running is not destined
TO be the most popular sport at Brown
University this season The showing Is
very poor, as only eight men reported
for practice at the first call, and they
have been practicing together ever
since, without any addition to the squad
In an effort to keep his track team in
training during the fan and winter
months, and also to develop some good
material. Coach Williams, OF Minnesota,
has organized a lacrosse team. He hopes
In this way 10 prevent short wind
among his candidates and Increase their
speed, as lacrosse is a fast game.
The larger colleges need new football
songs, and at many Institutions large
sums are offered for good songs. The
latest in the field IS the University OF
Michigan, whose athletic committee has
Offered 500 for a good football song
This ought TO help some needy student
out, II he can make good
Princeton has heard the cry. for soccer
football, and the athletic association
has decided to award an insignia TO the
members of the team. A space has been
allotted the candidates on the field. and
a short schedule has been arranged. II
the team makes good soccer will be.
come a permanent sport.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
WHOLESALE BOUTS
MAY Be ARRANGED
Australian Promoter Seeks to
Match Many Leading
Fighters.

MILWAUKEE. oct. 26.-Hugh D. Nc
IntOsh. the Australian boxing promoter,
who Is now in London, has written 10
H o. Messier. OF Milwaukee. appointing
him as his representative to obtain some
of the best American boxers to appear
in England this winter
Messier has offered Al Kaufman a
$4,000 guarantee for five bouts and 20
per cent Of the receipts for his end
Should Kaufman accept he will have 20
meet Bill Lang. sam LangfoTd. Tommy
Burns, and Jack Johnson. Ad WOlgast
has been offered 5000 for each contest
and the privilege of 80 per cent for bouts
abroad.
Mcintosh has offered Jack Johnson
$4,000 for his end to meet sam Langford
in London. I.angford already has ac-
cepted.
Billy Papke. Ray Bronson, Jimmy
Clabby, and Cyclone Johnny Thompson,
who are now in Australia, viii be re-
turning by way OF England. and McIn-
tOsh is anxious to secure good fighters
to meet them IN London on their return.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
WASHINGTON PLAYS
MARYLAND AGGIES
Teams Have Been Playing Sterling
Ball, and Feature Game
Is Expected.

What gives promise Of being a feature
game viii be played tomorrow at Col
Iege Park when Mike Thompson's Wash
ingtOn College team plays Maryland
Agricultural College.
Both teams have put up sterling per
formances against all the teams they
have met. Washington College played
a tie with George Washington, and The
Agsies got away with their game
against the same team in the last few
minutes OF play when Shipley ran for
touchdown on a trick play.
The style Of play used by the teams
Is similar, and they are evenly matched
I'm weight Advices from ChestertOwn
states the Washington College is in the
best of shape for. q hard game, and
Coach Thompson promises to reveal
some Of the newest football stunts.
Washington College possesses one of
the best Quarterbacks in Meegan, while
Shipley, at NJ. A. c., has been making
a great record this season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
ALL IN READINESS
FOR TRACK TRYOUT

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct. IL
Everything is in readiness here for
the fall try-out Of the track candi-
dates, which takes place on Lambeth
Field Saturday afternoon, when
Trainer "P0p" Lannigan VIII get a
line on proba bic men for the track
meets 10 be held later.
Only two old men OF last years re-
lay team are back-N. ". Douglass
and Todd. who IS doing such great
work IL present on the football team.
The famous couple. stanton and Witt
shire, viii not b= back. though a re-
port states that the latter win return
after Christmas.
The track team has Just suffered a
SCI IS loss In Burke, who has with
drew from the university on the ad-
vice OF physicians In the Yale meet
here several years ago he ran second
20 Jim" Rector the American cham
pion, IN the hundred
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
CUTLER MAY WIN
MATCH WITH HOPPE
Boston Crack Gains %
Points Despite Champions
Brilliant Playing.
CHARLIE DOOM,

NEW YORK. oct. with an addI-
tionaI gain Of 3 points. made IN his
play last night with Willie Hoppe. Al
bert Cutler, the Boston crack, appears
today a possible winner in the match
for $50 points. The score for the
three nights plav is Hoppe, so, Cutler,
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Cutler made his gain despite a record
run Of 80 by Hoppe, which beats the
high mark for the Isl game OF Ives.
eleven years ago. Hopes average last
night was o I-13. a new average for
the Isl game. Considering the fact
that Cutler is playing the 49, game,
Hopes lead is viewed by billiard ex-
perts as one Of the greatest achieve
meuts Of his career.
George Slosson, who recently chal-
lenged Hoppe for a match for the Isl
championship. has been forced 70 with
draw and forfeit $3.50, owing 20 a recent
injury sustained when he was struck
by falling plaster.
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SPRINTER'S TITLE
HANGS IN BALANCE

BOSTON, Oct. Zl.-Iver Lawson, the
Terrible Swede," claimant Of the
worlds indoor championship, and
Frank Kramer. nine years holder of
the sprint title of America. will meet
Saturday night at the new Boston
Arena for the championship OF the
world.
Kramer was originally matched 20
meet Jackie Clarke, the Australian, but
Lawson. who has just arrived in the
East. disputed the Australians right
TO race Kramer for the championship
and posted $500 TO meet either man in
a special match race, best two in three
heats, for the title.
Clarke refused TO cover the forfeit
put up by Lawson, which also was to
go as a side bet
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MICHIGAN LINE SHIFTED.

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 27.-Coach Yost
has at last decided on the eleven that
he will drill for the Syracuse game
Saturday. The faces are all old, but
are seen in different positions. Wells
and Edmunds have been shifted from
tackles 10 ends, and on account Of
their great strength and weight ought
70 be able 10 nab forward passes cas-
ly,