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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

TAe feliowing article dated at
Phsesix. Jan. %. was published in
the Eslambus. Ohio Citizen. While
it was undoubtedly written by a
teneeytoot OF the tendcrest kind, it
nevertheless is interesting reading.
ArfzDAa has an area of 1900
square miles
Populated By $4,000 persons,
most Of them being native born; II,
eco lDdiaaa
There are co per cent more men
tssa women.
0rstasns the grand canyon. -the
mass wonderful work of nature in
the wsrid-
Rssesi1s In Terrtory's National
banks ss.oee .eso
Settled In 1899 about 100 years
after An1FfcA was discovered Only
three states settled before.
Tnirgtuo states have more Hit
ersfe persons than Arizona =.
Governor Is Richard E. Sloan who
gets $1,000 a year. 49,
Last years copper production was
close 10 25e.O00. 900 pounds.
Fa8e Rame Arizona suggests TO
many persons hot dry and desert
regien bereft of life, except for cac-
tus, Eattlesnakes and gila monsters,
However, the outside world is in
ignorance OF this wonderful domain
THAI has gone on during the last 10
years.
Eve years ago. when the ques-
ton of statehood came up, most of
the people we're willing that Ari-
zona and New Mexico should be
giyes joint statehood But so rapid
has been the growth of this new
state that it is recognized in all
parts Of the United States. among
those who have studied the problem
OF statehood that Arizona is thor
oughiy able to take its place along
with the other members of the
UAfoR.
Rieh as is the soil Of Arizona il
is always disappointment to the
farmer who views it from the stan
dard OF the deep rich loan Of the
prairies But it bears enormous
haryests OF grain Its grape crops
are the equal of any vine growing
section and it's orchards seek com
paTSsoR witk any of the best. The
secret of this agricultural marvel ii
irrigation.
Eae government has showl
its faith in the new states futur
by Building enormous projects Z
inssse perpetual irrigation. Tn
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
OPENING Of NEW RAILROAD WILL
Be MARKED BY CELEBRATION

TUCSON, Feb. 1S.-If the present
plans Of he Tucson Chamber of Com
meree fail not. the Old Pueblo will
entertain, some time during the latter
part eff April, he largest and most dis
tinguished array Of famous personages
ever yet assembled here. According
10 plans which found their inciplency
in the minds Of members Of that or
gsnization a. the regular meeting OF
the chamber last night, a great cele-
bration of the opening Of the new Tue
son & Mexican West Coass railway,
heretofore commonly designated as
the Calabasas extension, will be held
here at that time. X viii be inter
national in character. and both Pres
idents Taft Of the Uni.ed States and
Dias OF Mexico will be invited 10 at
tend IT, In addition 10 these, how
ever, numerous governors Of western
and sos ihwestern states and OF north
e-u and ives -ern Mexico. as well as
other men noted for their positions In
public life. will be asked to attend
Immediately following the discus
sioa sf ne proposition at last nights
mees'sg it was decided to take u
active work in behalf Of the man
moth celebration at a special NEE.
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce &C
be hid next Monday night. beginning
at 3 o'clock. In the Chamber Of Com
meree rooms. I. is estimated tina
between $4,000 and $4,000 VIII b
required to carry the matter through
to success and committees will doub.
less be appointed at Monday sr,ght'
meeting to finance the affair and 70
osheT purposes. II the enthusiasm
displayed by Chamber OF Commere
members at last nights session, whel
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

the matter was preached, is any cri-
terion by which to judge the general
sen iment OF the city. the commit, ees
will have little difficulty in bringing
their plans to fruition and making Of
the celebration the biggess success of
its kind ever experienced by an Ari-
IONA city.
Chafber Of Commerce members last
night stated hat they wished all
citizens of Tucson to meet with them
and join in the discussion Of the
mater Monday night. II is pointed
out by them that the matter is one
in which every class Of ciizens is vi
tally Interested, no. alone because Of
its marking the completion Of a line
Of railway that is destined 20 be an
epoch-making one for this ely in
the matter Of the city's future growth
and welfare, but also because of the
wide publicity he big celebration vii
give Tucson and Tucson's many ad
vantages as a commercial center and
q place OF residence. With the visit
&c this city OF such dlsuhS uiSheu
lot Of public men Tucson VII come
into the limeiight Of the widest pub
lici y through the press OF the who'll
world. and this fact alone viii have ii
good effects upon Tucson's future
The opening Of the Tucson & Mex
lean West Coast route. with fucsoI
as a terminus viii be of inest.mabl'
benefit to the city. traversing as J
does the rich Arizona country TO th'
south and the most famous west coas
country of Mexico. now occupying s.
conspicuous a phase in the publ
mind. The 1000 miles If ra.iwa'
which will open up this country vii
make Of Tucson the gateway of III
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

vest coast country. Through this
city will be handled the huge volume
of freight business already built mp
for that country, and thousands OF
tourists viii be brought here who now
go elsewhere. Even those whose des-
tination IS not Tucson will be attracted
TO the city by reason Of he direct line
it affords TO those who are bound for
the west coast of Mexico and this city
will Of necessity reap much OF the
benefit TO be derived from tourist
travel. as a great portion of them will
stop over here for a time anyway.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
LEkTz SAYS He WILL
GET AFTER O'BR|EN

PHOENIX. Feb. Isl will Droba-
by leave for Tucson tonight and in
that city tomorrow swear 20 two com
plants against Frank ]. O'Brien,
charging him with embezzlement CT
$3.50 in one and with embezzlement
of mining stock in the other"
DR.. W. G. Lent. one Of those who
lost in the recent failure of OBrien's
brokerage firm, made this statement
yesterday. He added tina; the two
comp laints would be made in order
10 prevent O'Brien escaping; on a
technical, ground proving that ne mad
b .astt the stock. as II m.Ght du
/ II Ec was c, arged on. with the en-.
t,5s."a ert Of the nnn-y
Lentz is determined 10 prosecute
OBrien just as far as the law will
permit.
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bag gorge. Returning TO the main
line. he will resume his journey east
ward.
He appeared fatigued after reach
ing this place. but stated that after he
mad taken a bath he would be ready
to hike. Weather conditions. he says.
are IN bis favor. and if they continue
good and no snow storms interfere,
he says he will reach New York on
time
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TUCSON. Feb. 1S.-Dr W. c. Lentz
did rot arrive in this city Ia ily AM
L. 81 Oh action >s that h. n c@teHF
was attempted ;Od1.-
= rriot Attot,.- Dicl, stated this
nir.Isng on learn.r; of Lentz's TO-
po"it5 intentions that the Phoenix
-3-ss would har been b-oi.Eht be-
fore he grand jury here at the Octo-
Der term but for the fact that the
Phoenix authorities advised him that
the cases were pending in the district
court at Phoenx. II Lentz should come
to Tucson TO bring the cases up he
will be required to make his com
plant before the grand jury at the
next term added Mr.. Dick.
The district attorney stated that
the O'Brien cases heard last fall cost
the county large sum of money and
that he did not propose to enter into
any further propositions in this con-
nection and add further expense 10
the county. The transactions were
Of a gambling nature and the suf-
ferers took their chances.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

The friends OF Jimmy Scott, the
pitcher who helped Douglas win the
championship. will be sorry to learn
of the death of his father In Los
Angeles of cancer OF the stomach.
Mr.. Scott was with the weather bu.
reau for II years and was formerly
stationed at Lander, wyo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

H. B. Hanson, of the Douglas
studio has been i'll at his home with
rheumatism for several days pass
lie exTects 10 be up and ont with
in the next few days and able to
turn cut the work which awaits
his return.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

One thousand gingerbread men
are on exhibition at the Douglas
Drug company. These are made of
good ginger bread dough AMI ave
edible, they will be given away to
all callers on Friday. The real ging-
erbread man will be at the Orpheuin
heatre on Saturday night and VIII
be found even better than the tooth
some limitations.
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PROCEEDED 10 get hose aRs erect
a stream on the blaze 81
At this time D. A oDeEsVan
came along and boosted enc ss the
Rice boys to the roof OF the pssrch
Between them they succeeded in
extinguishing the fire before 10 had
attained any Roadway aKa wifsont
the necessity OF calling useH the
fire department for assistance
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CENTRAL WHIST TOURNAMENT.

OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 1S.-The six
teenth annual meeting and eomna-
ment of the Central Whist assoeia-
ton began at the Rome Hotel IN This
city today with large attendance
of devotees OF the game iron iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, the Dasotss and
other States The tournament viii
continue over tomorrow.
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The private car of Superintendent
Carmichael, of the A. and n. NJ.
railroad was attached to the through
train this morning bound for FL
Paso. Mr.. Carmichael was accom-
panied by his family. en- route from
the coast to their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Mr. and Mrs. c. ?. Boon. Of Las
Cruces. New Mexico. who have been
visiting Mrs. BoOns mother. Mrs. J.
H Culp. for several weeks past, left
this morning for their home
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FIRE is soUELcHEo.
(pousas International.l

lDOugfaS InteTnationaL)
While Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Pack
ard were coming through Tenth
street TO day on their way uptown
from their home they discovered
that the home of II. b. Rice was on
fire. They hurried 20 the house,
notified the family and Mr.. Packard
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Rob't Rae. one of the stationary
auditors of the Phelps-Dodge Co,
went to Leopold New Mexico this
morning to go over the books of the
Burro Mining and Copper company.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Naquin, of Globe, ac
companied by Miss Baily of the
same place came in this morning
for a few days visit with manager
Tommy Law of the Gadsdeu
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Chris Selman has disposed of his
belongings in Douglas and will
leave for the coast Monday to re
main permanently.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

II. Z. O'Brien. of Los Angeles rep
resendng several insurance COM
panies is in the city to look after
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Henry viii
leave for Los Angeles within the
next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Fred Moore from the ranch near
-Four Bar is in town on business
connected with his cattle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

w. p. McNair went to Phoenix
yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

bkIDGl- = IL NEreopOAITAlN Al OIeLRANS RAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
BY FREDDIE. OUR OFFICE
RnX


Some game yesterday. although
the team from the Northwest did
lose 10 the Eastern huskles When
the game was called. on account OF
riots between the spectators with
eight minutes 10 play. the score
stood Chicago ~. Wenatchee one
nice goose egg.
In my opinion. the two most inter
estlng plays, which were worked
frequently, we're the charging Of
Capt. Foster. Wenatchee. and the
triple passes By the Oak Park
eleven. Foster lost a great deal OF
ground By running back each time
with the ball. sometimes he was
nailed five yards back Of the line
Ono husky on Wenatchee should
be in the fight business instead Of
football. While running down the
field with the ball be was about to
be tackled and he Just naturally
swung with his left and floored the
player. guess Referee Varnell
didn't see him, though
Chicago made their points by 3
touchdowns. 2 place kicks and /
goal kick.
The Wenatchee folks should DO
blamed for the rowdyism at the
field. because they sent boxes Of
nice red apples down Many spec
tstors and tenderfoot cops felt
apples bouncing on their d0mes
and crushing their Christmas hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
Let's Give Mahmout a Chance
to Prove GotCh's Assertion
eY Tip WRIGHT.

This Is the fellow who, Frank
Cotch declares, Is the best heavy
weigh, wrestler of them all. Gotch
ought 70 know. he has beaten the
bunch.
Il Is not strange. but Interesting
20 those who keep tab on the rough
work of the promoters. that Nah
mout IL not given another chance
at the real stars.
Last year. q may be recalled.
Mahmout met ZhysEko twice The
first was handicap match. IN
which the Bulgarian was TO toppie
the Pole Ia one hour After work.
ting the public into near-frenxy
with the bluff that they we're 20
meet In private. they consented TO
let the public give up good money
10 watch them.
The result was that Mahmous
didn't throw zybsxko. Il ia doubt.
full II he really tried. But the
thing looked so exciting that when
q return match was announced
the public was tickled. That's a
weakness the public displays occa.
sionally The pair met and Zybszko
won. although those who had seen
Mahmout upon other occasions
could not understand how he man.
aged to let hts huge opponent turn
tbs trick.
But Zbyszko was due 10 win. He
was 20 met Gotch later, so could
not be defeated.
Later. when Gotch was talking
retirement. the men near the top
Of the game decided Or. Roller
would be the next champion. He
had been with Coteh. and. having a
noodle. was supposed 20 have pick
ed up a lot OF inside stuff Roller
was 70 nutty over this champion
ship thing that the squirrels barked
every time they got near him, and
he fell for the bunk.
But Mahmont settled the Seattle
mans aspirations A lot OF pe0-
pie imagined Roller was due 10 beat
MahmOut. and when the Bulgarian
nut on the work the fact that Roller
had been crossed out was apparent
TO good judges OF phyaiogunmy--the
wise guys showed their surprise 50
plainly
Now. whether It is because he
tossed Roller when he wasn't IN
tended 10. or because he is really
the best Of them all. as Gotch In
sists. Mahmout isn't getting any big
matches these days Some one Is
preventing hls appearance where
the kale grows fast.
If Mahmoui is the best wrestler
fn the country, the public. which Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS


READY LETTER WRITER FOR BALL PLAYERS
Dear Boss Am feeling fine ehopping all winter
and am hard as nails Please advance hundedwm Pitcher
Dear Sir would like South two before the
leaves To take Otherwise
Please send ei00--C. Catcher.
Dear Chef There won't be- anything 20 Il but
know I'm going 10 have a Have working
foundry and feeling like a mail Field
Doc Roller needed anything convince him Of his
Tor heavyweight wrestling honors that beating by Americas filled
the bill
Death turks IN the frying pam expert
der these "exper wetbrowued freshly caught black
bass in the woods7
Chester Nourse Sacramento pitcher must be playing the Nor
decai hunche allowed physicians digit his work
hand.
When ball players have money addition
aries remain the H2O
about nil
You'd imagine Knockout n 0reek-as M
Chicago daily inaisls-o hear him "lah dot so7'
FAMILIAR QUOTATION.
saw"
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80 keen 70 spend It's money. ought
10 demand that he be given a crack
at Zhyszk0 and Hackenschmidt,
without having his hands tied.
7 wouldn't be surprised. hasing
my opinion on what I have seen
Mahmout do. what I have been told
by men close 10 the wrestling
throne and from what Gotch says.
that II he is given a chance Nah
mout can make both Hacken-
schmidt and zbyszko look Ike 80
cents Mex, with a bOle through the
center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

terest In politics. being ~ reaction.
arv tory a. any duke he bought
tory newspapcrlhe Paii Mall
Ca1ette whose mission il 10 de,
fend the house Of lords and other
sacred Institutions OF the oliWsychy
He bought country seat "---
Hcver Castle. Ia kent-a house In
London. and shootiug preserves In
Scotland He entertained royalty
and nobility every time they let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

meet in Pittsburg January s.
Lew Powell and Jack Goodman
will meet NJ Tom ORourke'a New
York club next Friday night
Jimmy johnson. manager % Owen
Moran. who IL In Boston. has
promised Aieek Mclean. manager
Of Matty Baldwin. that " Moran de.
fcata WolgaBt. Baldwin will have
the first chance az Moran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Humorlsts Of the Red Donahss
order are not numerous. When III
big pitcher was working the gams,
were always famous for the ren.r.
tee that emanated from the mound
One day Lou Criger hit one n
those mile high fouls, and Harry
Bemia started FOR H.
Look out, Harryl" yelled Dons
hue.
"Why7' demanded Bemis, With.
out taking his eye of the bail.
"'Cause there1l be snow On 4
when II comes down" said the soy.
rel top
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

season.. he Is sss.Sfs 10 the good
and all Of Il won with one horse
Winkipon.
Also he has just been elected 10
parliament.
Waldorf Assor II the elder son Of
William Waldorf AssoF. and a
grandson Of the original John Jacob
Astor OF skank-skinnlng fame.
Ever since the William Waldorf
branch Of the family renouneed its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
College Conference
at Spokane TODAY

A lively session In expected at
the annual conference Of North.
west colleges at Spokane today aud
tomorrow. Victor zednlck. gradu.
ate manager. and Dean Minor Rob.
crts are representing the uniyer
slty Of Washington.
Summer baseball, always O veKed
question In college athletics. ~ due
10 bob up again Recently students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Of the state institution voted for /,
but the faculty oyorruled Inc a.
cision Of The college boys.
Another question that win oaus.
some friction IL the matter ~ ~
jority rule. Washington win lnsle,
that the conference should not ~
bound on any point unless ali ~
colleges agree Some Of the osbe.
Institutions want either a maiori,v
or tWOthirda rule.
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TALES OF GREAT 'UNS

ciate this story. told Of the dav,
when Bad Bin waa covering shn,,
field for the Giants.
= noticed a story IN a New Yo,k
paper the other day that mn
Dahlen Ia 10 become an eyangellsls
said Dusty Rhoades.
Wei" responded Biil BernhsA
who IS now a Southern league boss
~ one has 10 travel around w1sb
that bunch he will be either y
evangelist or an anarchist--thers's
no halfway house"
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ABOUT THE BOXERS.

Dick Nelson aud Al Rogers have
been matched 20 box IN Rochester.
N Y. Dec. ~.
ZIG Mackey and Pat caiinRhan
have been signed 10 box ia New
York next Friday night.
Paekey Mcfarland and Harry
Trendaii Of ~. Louis will probably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
NEW LIcArwEioAr
TRIES OUT TONIGHT

tny Waited rrr..l
CHICAGO, Dec. ~, Eddie Sherl
dan. the new lightweight. win meet
Tommy kilbane for an eight round
fiEht At Windsor. Ont. tonight
The youngsters VIII weigh In az i2S
pounds Fingaidc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
BASKET BALL CLAIMS
A YOUTHFUL VICTIM

RALEIGH. n c.. Dec. ~ -uav.
lng strained his heart nino days
ago Ia basket bali contest AZ
Lake Forest college. Roy Sanders
Of Monroe. ~ c.. a igyear-old
freshman. died there last night
from the effects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

One day, after Otto Hess had dec.
GRATED the Cleveland bench for
weeks without pitching. an irate
fan demanded Of him. "Aln't you
ever going to pitch another gamer
I'm sure I don't know" respond.
cd Hess.
" Well. what do you known"
Il know I'll be at the cashiers
window the first and fifteenth of
every mouth 10 get my share Of
the money you turn in az the gate. &"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
TIE GAME AS SEEN
RY OUR OFFICE BOY

FOR about the last half Of the game.
After a while this apple throwing
resulted Ia several fist fights, and
the referee was forced TO call Off
the players 5 minutes before time.
Is there JOY IN Wonaichee?
The lineup:
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him.
Hut for some reason or other he
never really got I'm" sud the name
OF Astor has not boom In good
odor, though IN Justice 20 the orig
inal Ast0r Il should be- state that
the skunks are not 20 blame.
William Waldorf Astor ID not. and
probably never Will be. a British
peer.
Lacking title. the next surost
way Of climbing INTO aristocratlc 40.
ciety ls 20 own a string OF geo gees.
Waldorf bought the finest horses
his fathers millions could corral
and gave them into the hands oi w.
Waugh. one az the best trainers Ia
England. The duke OF Weatmin.
stera horses are In the same stable.
See the answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Summary; Touchdowns -- Rus
soll 2. Rice Goals from touchdown
Mac0mbor T. Goals from place
ment-Macomber q Officials --
Referee, Yarnell. umpire. Best;
field Judge, Place: head llnesman.
E8kins.
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Borne to Parliament on Winkipop's Withers, Astor
May Become Peer Despite Skunk-Sknning Story

American citizenship and sworo al
logiance 20 the king Of England, Il
has been the ambition OF noppa
Astor "a grab off a peorage,
To this cnd he took an active In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

When he was with Cleveland. Red
Donahue rays he found out how Il
was that Elmer Flick owned 80
many farms. city blocks and other
parcels Of real estate.
We we're IN Philadelphia over
Sunday. and asked Elmer II he in
tended 10 go to Atlantic City with
the boys" says Donahue.
"I'ii go n the club pays my board
down there" Elmer responded
"'Club pay your board7' ] shout.
cd. Why should the club pay your
board AZ Atlantic city7"
We'll. We amt az home now,
are wei The club Is supposed 20
pay our expenses on the road.
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sssssssss

LONDON. Dec. ~ Waldorf
Astor has an the tuck of the fam
lily. Though comparatively new to
the British turf ltlns Is his third
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what a difference a few years
makei In July. 1904. a Detroit
paper suggested that the city's team
and Washington were 80 event
matched that a coin might be
tossed 20 decide the winner and at
tho same time save people the
agony OF watching them play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

II you know Bill Dahlen. the
Brooklyn manager. you viii apprc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Nv NRhNA AANt NNtAHNMH
Hlght rnd tuiibaek
Wells Michigan Anfrrfi fsnuaf iVania
ifelnhf, tndiaHa Johnson. Minnesota
smith. Harvard finusrr Carlisle
Quarterback
HpfaeAlinE nfuwn left Hnd
srnfi. Pennsylvania baiF. Dartmouth
HFtiuNeur. Slim, Fitzpatrick Vale
Naflrf. liliu0iH lett Tagkio
fWHHfHutl Dartmouth walker MtHnaaHta
faiinut Princeton uuacF Wisconsin,
HurninEhams Ind MagHH-. Harvard
Dean. Wisconsin tefl a1afd
Fletcher. Purdue tienhInaN Michigan
Howe. Yale Center
lett usifback Hnssana fpnnkYikf Mia
ituaHuWnih Minh Twist Illinois
Nasidanhn Nieh, Hartman. Syracuse
fHndiufan. Princeton Nefrls Naia
gefhrif Harvard Arnold army
FiHid fAie FntHman. lsafayefts
Dalton. Navy utaht uuara
hiHht ttsifhsek nutsefs iiiinets
MekaF. ifHHNn FISHER. Harvard
NamHdeii, tnhn, Hight TArhta
Niii Indiana Dutief. tudiAns
eFHNlsf. Chicago Wilmington. Harvard
Wendell. Harvard Protest. SYRACUSE
taiF, Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

HONOR LIST CONTAINS
BEST FOOTBALL PLAYERS

The honor HAT OF football players
for the year 1910, In which Is In.
cludod the men who are thought by
consensus OF the football authori'
Ties to be the best In their roapec.
tive positions. Will appear IN the
January number OF the outing Mag.
uSln0
The honor list follows;