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New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Following close upon the announcement
by Otto Wahle. OF the Amateur Athletic
Unions swimming committee. that the ma
tional swimming championships would be
divided among the clubs applying for sane
tions, comes the news that the Plttsburg
Athletic Club has asked permission 10 hold
the entire list of ttular events.
Aquatics are booming in Pittsburg. Half
dozen organizations have teams, and John
Taylor the Amateur Athletic Union com
missioner, believes the best interest of the
sport would be served by the concession OF
an important championship meet that
would bring the best performers OF every
section 10 his district
The Pittsburg Athletic Club officers claim
that they have the best pool in the
world for competition 1t is ~ feet IN
length, 35 feet In width. and the water Is
kept as clear crystal. on the bottom OF
the pool are mes OF green tiles To mark
the course
The Pittshurg application raises again the
much disputed question of whether II Is
more desirable to group all the national
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
MURPHY ALL THE WAY
Willie Beecher No Match for the
Harlem Boxer.

Tommy Murphy administered a severe
beating to Willie Bcecher- the East Side
youth in their tenrGUnd bout at the Oiym-
pic Athletic Club last night Murphy was
IN superb condition and fought hard For
d moment in the third round II seemed as
ff the conflict would end there. but Beecher
eameIy survived the cyclone. Murphy was
the aggressor through the full ten rounds,
forcing his opponent on many ocCasions TO
cover NJ.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
READVILLE TRACK SOLD
Historic Race Course To Be Used
for Agricultural Fairs.

Boston Nov 2s--The Readville racetrack
mas been sold, it was stated to-day. 10
syndicate headed by William II. Minton. OF
Boston The plant will he remOdeled for
the purpose Of holding agricultural fairs
and II is proposed 10 construct a half mile
track inside the present mile track. and
make over the rest OF the inclOsUre into
forty-acre lawn The property has been
owned the last two and 2 half years Dy
Andrew j. WEIGH. Of Hartford, Conn
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
STAND AGAINST FIGHTING
Opposition on Coast Revived by
the Nelson Moran Bout.

san Francisco. Nov. 2s.-Nith q view 10
retiting the opposition 10 prizehghting in
california. which was started az ihe iirne
~ ire Jeffries-Johnson bout. J = White.
attorney foT the san Francisco Church
I-eoerstion. to-day addressed letter 10
District Attorney FinckeTt asserting that
tie las was violated by the Nelson Moran
fEht last SATURDAY
rIg-rfet Attorney Finckert said that II
The law Hrss violated by the promoters
srd principals Of the Nelson Moran fight
tic attorney for The Church j Federation
cs,,iil ,veer cut complaints Mr FincEert
iutirnate5 that ne peroenally would lake
ne actsca-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
NO APPEAL FOR BEDWELL
Racing Commission of Kentucky
Fails to Reopen Case.

Lexington Ky, Nov. 2S - The state
Racing Commission declined to-day 10 re-
open the case OF Guy Bedwen. the Colorado
turfman, ruled off for alleged "doping" of
a horse at Latouia last summer Ar.
BedweIls written appeal was received and
fled. but not considered
All tracks in Kentucky were assessed
$40 - for each racing day of the season
The commission did not take mp any pro-
posed amendments TO rules, but adjourned
until December IS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
Hockey - swimming Foo Football - Oer oPf1
NEW RACE FOR NAVY CREWS
Pennsylvania to Row on the
Severn at Annapolis.

Philadelphia. Nov. 2S.-Crews representing
Pennsylvania and the Naval Academy VIII
meet on the water for the first time in four
years next spring.
The varsity eight cared crews viii meet
at two miles and the first year crews at
one mile and a half The races viii be
rowed on the Severn River at Annapolis,
and the date has been fixed for May s.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
CAPABLANCA MIGHTY AT CHESS

Buffalo. Nov. 2S.-It took Jose P Capa-
blanca. the Cuban chess PLAYER, only an
hour and thirty minutes to defeat seven
teen strong opponents in the rooms OF the
Buffalo Chess and Checkers Association
last night The Cuban's record TO date is
Ihirty-threc victories. one draw and no de-
feats. He has been asked TO participate in
the International tournament to Ipe held at
San Sebastian. Spain in February 1911.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
European Wrestling Champion to
Meet Jenkins and Kandrat.

An effort 10 restore wrestling 10 high
plane VIII be made ar The Grand Central
Palace next FRIDAY. December :, when half
g dozen champions viii meet OF the mat
under conditions that preclude anything
hut fair. square contests The main bout
will ne designated an International cham
pionship between Zbysko, the champion Of
Europe. on one side. and Tom jenkins and
ANDY Kandrat. the Lithuanian giant, on
the other. Zbysko agrees 10 throw both
his opponents in one hour
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
Seven Meets Arranged for the
Season Now at Hand.

roincident with the changes IN the CO.
1,!r,bia swimming pool, r I. hlnsrnah'
manager Of the swimming and water Poio
,aams announced yesterday the schedule
fo, the season. which includes seven meets
4o,,r Of which Will be held III the remod-
e1led tank. in addition TO the intercollegiate
,naa+ which viii be held there on March i
Tho s1uaring of of the ends Of the pool
~ makes i possible to hold champion
ship contests
-,,,a first meet Of the season viii be with
-ra a35 street Young Mems Christian Asso-
oia-ior team. and viii be held in the 60
l7,rnbia noo!. Home meets also VIII be
held with Cornell. Princeton and PennsH1-
yania There will be two meets al the
College of the City OF New York, one q
dual affair with the College of the Cl1y OF
New York team and the other triangular
,on4es+ with Amherst as the third team
The schedule follows
December 10 Sd street Young Men
Christian Association al Columbia De-
cernber, L. Cornell. at Columbia; January
Il College Of the City of New York, at the
,,o11Apa Of the CITY Of New York; February
? Pennsylvania. at Columbia: February ~
Princeton. af Columbia; February Il, Yale
al New Haven: February "a, College OF the
civ Of New York and Amherst, at the Col
lage Of the CITY OF New York: March =, IN
-ercolIegiate championships, at Columbia.
The Columbia freshman team will have
triangular meet with the Yale freshman
and De Witt Clinton High School teams
and a dual meet with the College Of the
civ Of New York freshman team. on dates
to be announced later
The Columbia basketball team had its
first practice under artificial light last
evening. when Harry Fisher the coach. put
The SQUAD through an hours hard work IN
the gymnasium. The first game Is Sched-
uled for Friday, when the five opens the
season with Trinity. The full team, which
claimed the championship last season. will
be on the floor again this year, although
there is some doubt as 10 whether Mahon-
who plaved guard. will he able TO get in
the first few games. kiendl, Alexander,
lee and Benson. the other regulars. are IN
good condition.
Although 1t was planned originally 10
lake a short trip in the Christmas vacation
this idea has been abandoned, and 1t is
probable that the policy Of the team III
future will he 10 eliminate all such trips
In the past Columbia has sent its team as
far West as Kansas City but the result
y-ae that the men were unable TO hold
their own in the regular intercollegiate con
Will also mean q considerable reduction in
the budget Of the team, for the Western
trips were never successful financially.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

1neflloer OF the New Rochelle Yacht Club
in 1887, one year after its Incorporation
and ne is at present No. S on the roll.
The club closed the season OF 1910 in a
prosperous condition. with cash balance
in the treasury over and above all its OBJ
hundred and fifty.
There will be special meeting Of the
American Power Boat Association at the
WaldoTf-As-o s-oria tonight at which the
racing status of the hydrOplane and other
matters of Importance viii be discussed.
including amendments to the racing rules.
the conditions of the association : cup races
and the publication OF its annual book.
The annual meeting Of the Larctlnont
Yacht Club viii be held a. Delmonico's on
the evening of December :. at which time
the annual election will take place.
The yachtsmen OF the Royal s.. Law
renee Yacht Club purpose establishing a
new class OF small boats. TO ne known as
Class yachts. that shall engage IN inter
national racing on Lake st Louis with
American and other yachts OF that class
G. Herrick DugEan and F. p. Sherwood
have undertaken to design as many OF
these yachts as are ordered in time 10 race
next season. The new boats are to meas
ure 81 feet over all and they viii have a
SAL carrying capacity or $50 square feet
They are TO carry a crew OF three their
aggregate weight 10 be not more than 500
pounds.
The annual meeting and dinner of the A.
lantic Yacht Club Will he held at the Hotel
Astor on the evening of December -
These members have been nominated to
serve during 1911: Commodore. William III
Barnard: vice-commodore. George W Tit
comb. rear commodore. Frank NJ. Wilson
secretary. Harry \. Bullock: treasurer ;,
II. Hart: trustees term eSpirinr f91D
Gherardi Davis and William A Rarstov-.
membership committee. Charles y T.ndvvie
chairman, Herbert l. Jones and Keunefh
Lord
The Dubuque Motor Boat Club has raised
a fund of $1,000 70 be used for nriyes fire.
works and the entertainment of visiting
yachtsnen who will be present ar tba an
nusl regatta OF the Mississipp. Power Roat
Association. to be held on july 4 : and :
1911.
c. X. G. Billings, of the New Yorl, Yacht
Club. is having built three povrsr ishtp,.
dories. 10 be carried on his stean YACHT
Nanadis and to be used In Southern waters.
Horace l.. Kent has ordered a S5foot run
about. with speed guarantee of Is miles
an hour.
Former commodore Frederick &. Bourne
of the New York Yacht club is having
new four-cylinder motor installed in his
launch Express which he uses at his sum-
mer home on the ST. Lawrence.
The oe-to'' teakwood motor boat Swal-
| low has neen sold by Mrs. Spencer Trash
to = Il. hi'tr'dse. VINO viii use the craft
4n Southern waterA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

The Columbia team with three new
men. passed the go mark II the first TWO
games. which We're won easily, but in the
third Montclair with a97, showed the way
bv q conforta ble margin. The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Why is it that gamblers so seldom sue
Cepd2'
Because a gambler can't help making =
81 bet on a one cent argument '-Iolsdo
BLADE
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
NEWS FOR THE YACHTSMEN
Mr.. Maxwell Elected Honorary
Member of New Rochelle Club.

AT recent meeting Of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club. J. Rogers Maxwell was elected
an honorary member. Mr- Maxwell became
a member Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
IN 1881 one year after its incorporation.
and ne is at present No. S on the roll
The club closed the season OF 1910 in a
prosperous condition. with a cash balance
in the treasury over and above all its OBJ
legations. and with membership OF Two
hundred and fifty
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

The touring board OF the American
Automobile Association has been notified
by G. \. Pos. secretary Of the Lfgue In
terratiOnale des Associations Touristes.
that, beginning January I. 1871. Sw!SS
triptyques for foreign automobile tourists
Will be good for one year. instead of for
six months only. a. heretofore Tais sreo
OF the part OF the Swiss government
brings the Swiss triptyques into Uniform
fty with those Of the other nations %
Continental Europe and viii Re q great
convenience to American tourists
Measures for securing this change IN
the regulations were undertaken by rh-
Touring Club Suisse az The request Cf two
successive congresses OF the LIsue Inter
rationale des Associations TOurlstes. CT
which the American Automobile Associa-
tion Is the American member. and the
change * therefore regarded as a victory
for the allied associations Ir IS in fur
therance OF their policy Of simplifying shs
customs formaIities which tourists must
pass through.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Thomas Burns. of New York. added an
other victory TO his string when ne oe-
fested James Ryan. of Glens Falls \. y
in the tournament for the state pool cham
rinnsbip at the Union Billiard Academy
last night. The score was 100 TO l4S'
Burns pulling out victor in the last
frame His best run was 90.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

J. T. Handley. vice-president q, the
United States Motor Company. has Just
returned to New York from an extended
Western trip He reports an encoUraginS
situation relative 10 1911 motor car sales
and believes that the ensuing season VIII
be a record breaker.
Never have 7 seen such bright pros
poets facing the automobile irdusJry.'
said Mr. Handley While the East in tHs
past has led the rest of Ihe country II.
automobile buying. there Is no doubt N
my mind that the West viii wresr TINS
position from the East during 1871 80
peciaIiy viii this be true n the farnuRS
sections. Grain and produce crops have
been remarkably heavy this summer ard
fall. and the farmers bank accounts wsrs
never so large.
1t IS an erroneous impression t'1ss
farmers are buying mostly low priced
cars. There IS mixed buying IL the rural
districts. as there is in the cities. There
are thousands of farmers who are paying
from S2,5oO to 4.0e0 for cars
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
81 OSSON BEATS DEMAREST
Takes Advantage of Opportunity
to Win by a Fine Run.

George F. slosson and Gavin Lel'id' e9'
Iene+bered their 1SI baIkline practice game
70 90 noirts last night the Student de-
featine his Young opponent by score OF
50o to 4q3. Both men PLAYED well, clicking
off many consistent runs during the match
With only seven carroms to gather 20 win.
Derarast failed to execute difficult masse-
sIossor accented the timely opportunity and
made the necessary p points which gave
him the victory
r,o,,,oree+,s nest runs were IS and q,
while slosson's high efforts were 81 and ."
Facb competitor averaged slightly over L
for the game.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Within tie nexf few DAYS Charley
street. tire Washington catcher. VIII leave
his home for an indefinite stay 81 Hot
Springs. Ark Street. II seems. has been
bothered considerably with rheumatism
in.s fail. and rather than take q chance
~ eeinF tr-o spring training unit 10 hold
7rp his end he has decided 20 20 20 the
health resort and take the baths
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Eube" Nad1eiJ the clever bu- cratic
pitcher has been sold by the 81 Louis
americans 10 lhe Minneapolis club OF the
American As~oc:at o.. WadGeH pitched
f5r Newark part of last season but was
returned 10 ~. Louis hoy agreement
-tbc AiteH rs authority Tor the statement
thaf FranS AianteH The ''slugger." mas
learned some Of she finer points Of boxing
and taat be viii make . good showing
against sailor Burke Ia their ten-rounG
l..ut ~ the National Sporting Club Of Amer
lsa on Friday evening Manteli Is working
q; Johnsons roadhouse. where AJtell is
training for has bout with Pal Moore
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Ralph Glaze thc Old Dartmouth football
and baseball PLAYER. has been sold by IN
ssanapoli~ Ia the Montreal club. Of the
t.ss7era League Glaze was drafted by
-He Chicago CsIsls. ouJ the draft was not
euowed His pitching was Disappointing
i-st season. but he IS likely 10 snow better
form with Montreal
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Former commodore Frederick q Bourne
OF the New ork Yacht Club is having 4
new fonr-eyiinaer motor installed in his
launch Express which he uses at his sum
mer home. on the ST. Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

The oe-toet teakwood motor boat swaI-
low has been sold nv Mrs. Spencer Trask
to r. hittF'dse. VINO viii use the craft
III Southern waterA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29

Him 1FcAleer manager = the Washing
ion Senator's. las obtained what lie con
siders ~ he tfe finest spring training
camp n the country. at Atlanta The bali
park suits hi-1 and he believes the climate
VII re IDEAL
New-York tribune., 1910-11-29
ZBYSKO SEEKS MAT HON0RS

Totai T64 SIS sp7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
HE GENTlER SEX

certainly woman is coming into her
own. In Los Angeles. Cal. a woman
mas been appointed on the police force.
She has authority to make arrests. to
carry the regulation pistol, perform all
OF the duties of the masculine mem.
bers Of the department.
This is an innovation. Women have
asked for nearly everything in the
world bu, this. There are women law
yers, woman preachers. women Judges.
women physicians, in fact. nearly ev.
cry walk in life from an architect to a
train dispatcher has it women repre-
sentativeS Los Angeles is about the
only city in the country with woman
police officer,
There seems TO be some discussion
as to whether she should be called
a policeman or not Certainly if a
male member of the department is a
policeman, then surely the female
member must naturally be a police
woman.
But seriously, there is much to COM
mend in the appointment of this wo-
man. 4, would be a wise thing if
other cities uld follow the example.
Her duties are different from the 9th
er members. Her assignment is to in
spect and watch the skatin. rinks. the
dance halls, cafes, soda fountains and
moving picture shows. While serving
a useful mission in providing enter
tainment and recreation. each Of the
above places is a natural rendezvous
for lawless and wickedly inclined men
and women who prey upon inn -cen,c.
The dance hall evil is the most seri.
Gus, the wine room evil is equally bad.
Even the moving picture shows harbor
these human hawks.
The woman officer in Los Aangeles
has the right to interpose her autaori.
ty wherever she finds young people
in danger Of immoral influences. If
she does not desire to carry the of.
fender herself TO the central station.
she can call upon a masculine mem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
J. H. AKERS.
Sheriff Of Carter Count.
DIARRHOEA
3 10 Il "a Is

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BALSAM has been used in millions Of
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BAlSAM is the one well-known diarr-
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leaves them in their regular state.
4. WAKEFiElDS BLACKBERRY
6AlSAM is delicious to the taste. and
can be used with safety for people Of
all ages. Children love il.
5. WAkEFIElD'S BLACKBERRY
BAlsAM is recommended by Doctors
and Nurses. Every careful mother
keeps a supply in the house for Sudden
calls" 35c, or bottles for 81 Every.
where.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
INTERESTED IN MUSIC.

The Tishomngo band composed of
more has been in the city the past
two days Many loyal Ardmore citi-
zen has made the remark that this
should certainly have as good band
as our neighbcring town. Ardmore
is the home of the best band music
teachers in the state of Oklahoma.
They are Emanuel and Sol Lowen-
stein. Their advantages have been
the best and they have taken advan-
tage of every opportunity given them.
ArdmOre business men who would feel
proud OF the city having a band should
and do appreciate the ability of these
young men and appreciate the fact
that their home is in Ardmore. 1t Is
easy enough TO train an Ardmore
band. Some one to take the lead is
all that is necessary. If the CONNER
cial Club will issue a call for all the
boys who desire to learn band music
to meet and have a class of fifty to
begin instructions from this number
scme twenty to twenty-five good musl-
clans can be gotten and within brief
time Ardmore will have a good band
rhe little city of Springer has a
very creditable band, They We're
cheered in the parade Monday from
one end of the street to the other
Their music was good. They are a
set of agreeable fellows who do their
work cheerfully and adapt themselves
to the surroundings IA a manner thai
wins the friendship of those whom
they have business dealings with.
Ardmore was fortunate in having
these two good bands with them on
the 4th and . and their presence has
served to stir up some pride in the
matter of organizing local band.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
THE McMURRAY CONTRACTS.

Well, if the intent and purpose Of
adroitness be to flimflam theintelli-
gence Of the people with sort OF
now you see it and now you don't
shifting of the shells of language, We
are bound to admit that the one hour
of his speech that Mr. Murray devoted
to the McMurray contracts is fair
sample of adroitness.
The fact is. we doubt if any two
men heard him could agree exactly
upon what his position was, or was in
tended to be upon the subject.
But there is one thing certain, He
fondled Mr.. McMurray's or Me" as
he familiarly called him once or twice,
in the course Of his speech. with silk
gloves, lined with swans down Not
for one single minute did Mr.. Murray
in his Ardmore speech allow it to be
underst- cd that he condemned Mr.. Nc.
Murray for anything. And as for
those indictments against McMuray.
Cornish ct al as result of which
our esteemed fellow townsman. Mr..
W. b. Johnson lost his job as district
attorney and at the same time elevat-
ed his star high in the political heav-
ems as an honest and iucorruptible of.
fetal, why, Mr. Murray made no
bones about his position on that mat
ter. I'm those days" he said any
body could be indicted Why. ! knew
a man that hadn't done anything St
all and he was indicted, etc" Draw
your own conclusions.
That was an Ardmore citizen and
grand jury composed of Armore men
who We're instrumental in briugin.
those indictments
But Mr.. Murray speaking TO Ard
more citizens, to.k occasion to suecr
at their work and TO insnuate that
they We're corrupt and malfeasant in
the discharge OF their duties.
An adroit speech? Well, maybe so
but. as We said before it's all owing
to the way you look at it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05

Der of the department to make the
necessary arrest. She does not carry
the usual club and handouts, but sne
Is vested with this right, if she DE-
sires TO exercise it. Such things
would hamper her usefulness. AS !. is
she separates young girls from wat
she believes to be evil companion8 and
any ass Citations which threaten he's
moral welfare. A woman can do this
far more successfully than a man, for
woman must understand woman
in order to make such mission a
beneficial one, and a man is lac6ihg
in the fine discretion which prompts a
woman to watch a sister.
It is yet too early for speculation
as to how the new scheme will work
out. but It appears to be a wise one
and should accomplish great deal
of good.-Appeal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
Baseball the Fourth.

Ardmore figured in two games on
the fourth and was victorious in
both. The Elks went to Gainesville
to play game with the Elks there.
A large crowd of people from here
accompanied the local team and re-
port a most delightful visit Russell
and Poland were too much for the
Gainesville boys an dthe score stood
. to 3 in favor of Ardmore.
The Ardmore Blues played Okla
homa City at Lorena Park as one
of ire attractiones for the day. The
attendance was the best in the his
tory of the park games and the game
was a most satisfactory one from
the standpoint of the fans. The
score was to in favor of the
Ardmore team.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
ARDMoRE MAKE GOOD.

The crowds at the Fourth of July
picnic yesterday was equal to the
great cr wds that formerly came here
to celebrate on the anniversary date
of the July rs. The success of
the picnic has demonstrated that the
people can be interested when the
proper effort is made to interest them
with a very few exceptions the people
were pie ased. There was not an
shethsI .-m5shrdlu etaoin shrdl srdlu
event on the program that was not
carried out The enc thing the town
should do is to set aside the fourth
every year for a big celebration. Ard
more has everything needed to make
these celbrations successful and a per
man,n mt c>mmittee should be kept 10
obtain attractions and al the proper
time to advertise them to the coun-
fry