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streets last month by one sprinkler
team, while the other team was kept
busy daily last month on the dump
cart and with the street scraper and
roller.
The street scraper and roller were
used on the West Jackson street
hard-road between DeVilliers and IL
streets, and the street roller was
also used on Church street between
Jefferson and Tarragona streets.
Very respectfully,
w. H. HUTCHINSON,
Street Superintendent,
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26
ASSASSIN PAYS PENALTY
Slayer of Prince Ito Executed at
Port Arthur This Morning.

Hardin, Manchurla, March 26.-
Inchan Angan, the Korean, who
assassinated Prince Ito the former
japanese agent.resident of Korea
here October 26 last, was executed at
Port Arthur yesterday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-26

have been breeding 5. G. Buff Orpingtons
for several years, stock obtained from one OF
the largest New Jersey breeders. From TINS
strain | haye picked two pens of choice two
year old hens with them ] use three line cock
eres obtained from viii IL, Schadt, Goshen,
Ind. See of the Orpington Club. The result
ought 10 he highly satisfactory. Eggs from
Pen !, Sl.25 for 10; from Pen 2, Sl0O
ALBERT w. VARNEY.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
JOHNSON is
GOING FAST

CHICAGO. Nov lS.-The next time
Jack Johnson steps into prize ring
a new heavyweight champion will be
brought out close friends OF JET
fries conquerors here today declare
the above is the fact in Johnson 5
case,
They are not astonished al the re-
ports from the east, and say breat,-
down OF the big black has been COM
ing Tor some time Too much auto
scorchng and TOO much pros perity.
is the way they put H. and in their
fears The mother OF Johnson shares.
following the report OF the cham
pions collapse at Lowell, Mass.
Johnson is expected here sunday
and his baggage has already arrived
from the east No word has yet been
received as 20 where the champion
will 20 for "a rest. but il is believed
by his mother that long trip
through the west with. perhaps. a
vacation on the ranch OF one OF his
friends will be- undertaken
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
THOMSON WILL
PROBABLY PLAY
Latest Information on Subject Shows
Minnesota Has Made No
Formal Protest.
BY LOREN ROBINSON.

An ARBOR Mich, NOV lS-ln all
probability Bottles Thomson will be
in he lineup against Minnesota on
SATURDAY. After considerable invest
cation OF Thomson's case PROT Hoi-
brook chairman OF the board IN con.
troll OF athletics a. Michigan. is tou-
WINGED thar yher els little possibility
of the saginaw iad 5 beng protested
by the Gophers.
Tie conference rules have nothing
in them i'm regard 10 the eligibility OF
a special student The only point
tha, they make IL that a man must
have completed the regular entrance
requirements When the list OF the
eligible men was sent TO Minnesota
special student was written afiel
the name OF Thomson while all of the
others hal uul! statement certii>
Rg that they had completed their cu-
trance requirements Minnesota IN
mediately wrote back to inquire As
60 whether Thomson was elisIole
under this ruling.
The Gophers did not enter any for
mai protest or state that they would
not play ii Michigan attempted 10
use Thomson. The! only wanted 10
know more about him. After refer
ring 10 the records OF the university
and To- his high school records, Pro-
H0lhrook states that Thomson has
completed the subjects required for
entrance. and that ne cannot see new
any possible protest could be mace
under the existing conditions.
The only thing that now remains
hefoIe Bottles" eligibility Is placed
above question. is for the Minnesota
authorities 10 pass upon the matter.
No doubt they Will declare him Gig.
ible as they have shown the utmost
fairness and good Judgment upon All
of the other matters rcEardins the
game and upon this question
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

boast OF the line that Harvard pot
sesses. never saw a better bunc
OF linesmen from tackle 20 tackle
my life. II showed much power"
Quarterback Ingersol said: "In m
four years OF college football THE
Years Harvard team il the bes
eleven ever played against
Dr John w Bowler, the forme
Dartmouth trainer, said: "Harvar,
had marvellous football sense. Tn,
acuteness of the Crimson is marked
especially on recovering fumbles ant
the manner OF assisting the man with
the ball She Crimson possess tht
most admirable working machine on
the eridiron today.
The way in which Harvard protect
ed it's ends rushes was excellent
said Eddie DAILY Dartmouth's star left
end when the ball was carried TO
ward the ends there was always the
best interference leading the ball
Manager Bob Keller OF the football
squad said that Dartmouth had no
apology "a make, Harvard has the
wonder team of the season. he said.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
JENNINGS is
TAKING LOOK

Hugh Ambrose Jennings is in Mon
roe. La. whittier he went to look over
possible training camp for the Tt
gers next season. Monroe was rec
commended highly. and Jennings tele-
graphed Magnate Frank Navin that he
would take several looks before mali
inc up his mind. Nayin has put tho
whole matter up TO Jennings. telling
the manager that he could take the
squad where he pleased.
The Tigers are wondering II the
Mexican trouble will still be on when
they go south. II SO. they would as
soon 20 TO San Antonio as anywhere,
for the greasers" flourish there.
1t would he great practice said
Bin Donovan today TO go out after
hours and shy rocks al Mexicans.
Fine for the control but you can
count me out II there's going TO 10
any shooting
san Antonio was liked pretty well
by the players and they are perfectly
willing 10 return there again II TIE
management can come TO sultable
terms with the Texas league owners.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
EDITED BY
HARRY NELLY
HARVARD WANTS TO
SHOW NEW STYLE
BEING RESPONSIBLE LARGELY FOR THE NEW CODE
COACHES ARE ANXIOUS TO DEMONSTRATE
WHAT 1T WILL DO At

NEW YORK. Nov S.-lSpecialJ -
The great football battle between
Vale ana Harvard at New Haven on
Saturday will see not only - mole.
skin-clad warriors pitted against each
other, but Two powerful coaching SNs'
TENS that took opposite views "aen
many OF the conspicuous features OF
the new game passed IN review be
fore the rules committee.
Harvard wants TO show the ne"
game al its best because II feels IN
a way responsible FOR It's adoption.
The Crimsons part in the football
legislation uf last spring was SUE
Cessful effort for the retention OF me
forward pass regulated by conditions
which took advantage OF the preNr
Ously planned 2Uyard zone. Percy
Houghton iathered the forward pass
idea. and conceived the plan To MAKE
the coward zone one an which the
receivers of forward passes, and IN
tact all players except during run
ming plays should not body check, or
I'm any other way Interfere with each
other. except I'm a bona tde attempt
to get at the ball.
With the assistance OF the south
eru and western colleges and OF
Princeton and Pennsylvania. the Har-
ward coach succeeded I'm having MS
forward pass, thus governed. incpr'
porafed in the rules And. therefore,
il is not 20 be wondered AZ that Har-
ward Is keen to play the sort OF root
bali against Vale that VIII snow
Houshton helped the game when ne
finally bdoke the rules committee
deadlock and got his forward pass
rule into the book.
Yale did not want the forward
mass and has been trying all season
To deleIoD an attack that would nov
reaure the play. However. II viii De
remembered that the pass enablcu
The Ills 10 win from Princeton on
SATURDAY, The new coaching tacNcs
adopted al New Haven last week lcay
be an eleventh hour conversion To
new fotball' In It's entirety Whether
any belated development along thls
line will prevail against the kind OF
new fotbal the Harvard team mas
hee ueyolying all year. both IN pub
lie and in secret is question "h'
cannot be answered now
The supporters OF Harvard expect
to see their team play very rad!c9i
game against Yale. Unless the team
! does uncover a lot OF new football
and original plays that are success
| ful. there probably will be plenty oil
criticism
yale has a much bigger task 10 pre-
| pare for the Crimson than she had
, 10 get together" for Princeton. The
attack shown by the Blues against
the Tigers would not make much OF
an impression against the auick-think'
ing aud very activ cambridge ageFe
cation. Above all things, this yea
The Harvard team is versatile Ooth IA
/ offease and defense
! Listen 20 some Dartmouth eS'l
mates OF Harvard strength
Harvard has the greatest football
team I'm the country today, said
I Cant. RYAN This was our hardest
game and we fought with all ouT
might The Harvard team deserves
the name Of being the snappiest
quickest and strongest team today
Head Coach Randall said. There
is no team in the country which caH
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

af place 10 PLAY ou thai oughf ID
se alraua,J easily With he biz sur-
lace at lhe ~ A G. aud the new
artificial fug which under ,aud VIII
Doe completed b. ,ht cas-, side sooa
There Is plenty vi hockey material
IN pcuwL The b a G. rink has
mad team Ton number OF seasons
tut no effort has been made TO o.
gaui1e tue sport and conduct II alone
the Iilcs of amateur baseball Places
ia w hich Lochey can be played are ID
creasiug an the time. so Jackson be
Ueros ID viii be an easy matter ~
ind "a rink
M cleveland they have a hocFey
.asso. iatioa which controls The sport
arrauecs schedules and does the
worn the organization is supposed
90 and rs result high school
league and iuter-sect ionaI leagues
hourish
Just when the hockey meeting viii
be held. has uoj been decided. PROB
ab,v a date Will he set for next week.
In me meantime those who are inter
cs,ed iu the subject. cam communicate
.vilh Jackson. either al the store On
WoofWard-aFe. OR bv calling Main
S2T
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
HOCKEY LEAGUE
WILL Be FORMED
Fans OF Winter Sport Want To Or
ganize and Play Regular
Schedule.

Hockey OF consideraoi emerr IS
promised Tor Detroit this vlnier ia
Mans now being considered are con
Eliminated. Richard jackson Jt,
manager for A. q. SPslaiug * Bros
is behind the scheme FOR q hockey
league to play q rerular schedule aur
ing the coming season
~ have been approached bS a aErn-
Der az hOrkey PLAYERS and men Who
have. been connected With The So nt
selsewhere. SAYS Nix, Jackson, amt }
believe there lis enough inieres. IN
the sport here 90 Warraut iurmiU- "a
league. They have a strictly amateur
organizatinu in Gle. Gland auoJhcr u
Sc. Louis. and> one ia ChicagU 80 }
can see no reason why Inc plan "1 Ks
not succeed here.
II have not gone into tbe question
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
WELTERWEIGHIS DO NOT
SHOW VERY MUCH CLASS

NEW YORK. Nov 1S-Local sports
have about made up their minds that
they were handed lemon in last
nights ten.round bout between VIII
lie Lewis and the Dixie Kid
The latter is the welterweight
champion OF the United States, but
he performed unlike champion in
the National club Lewis Was not
much better. although the sports who
attended the mill give him a shade
IN the decision today. The Negro did
not show any OF his usual skill and
~ times The crowd Whistled slow
music 10 show its disgust with the ex-
hibitiOn
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
BARRY H0WLS RAW DEAL
IN RECENT FLYNN BOUT

WINNIPEG. Man, Nov lS--Howl-
ing robbery because he did nor get
the decision in his recent bout in Bos-
ton with Perky Flynn. Jim Barry,
the Chicago heavyweight is here TO-
day and declares he is soon TO 90 20
San Francisco and Los Angeles TO
clinch bout with Jim Flynn, OF
Pueblo
They handed me raw deal In
BOSTON said Barry. Il won from
Perky Flynn by mile Kaufman
and Jeanette ran out on me- Now
I'm free except for match In okla
homa With som ebig fellow Besides
the Jim Flynn match ! am going 10
try 10 get on with Kaufman I'm New
Orleans
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Woman Wants To Play Pool.

NEW YORK. Nov 1S--A Chal-
lenge 10 any woman in the world to
500-bal pool match was issued TO-
day by Mrs Bertha May King who
signs her def Woman pool cham
pion OF the world She claims the
title as the result OF her detea; 81;
Miss Clearwater. daughter OF the
former pool champion at DAYS last
night Mrs. King ran total OF 400
70 Miss CleaTwateT's 800
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
ILLINOIS is RIGHT FOR
BATTLE WITH SYRACUSE

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. Nov lS.-lllin-
Of. is declared TO be right for to-
morrow's game with Syracuse despite
the fact that one days practice was
lost this week Quarterback seller
has been given the greatest attention
by Coach Hall 10 keep his kicking Toe
i'm shape and the forwards have been
drilled especially along the line OF
breaking up the easterners attack.
Waite who viii do the kicking Tor
Syracuse. is looked upon as dan
gerous proposition by Hall ana MS
team. But Seer and Twist have been
worked with the linemen and one or
the other will draw Wham's place AT
tackle II the latter is unable 10 start
tomorrow
Fr,uk MIrts. Rochester bowler, made
a 200 SCOrp Tuesday
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Columbia REEVES Rowing.

NEW YORK. No, Is Stirred by
"A report that rowing was likely to
die al Columbia because OF q lack
OF funds the Columbia club. made mp
OF he graduates OF the university
has como TO the rescue. Its FIRST DO.
nation WIS announced today $500
which Hil be used 70 procure "a now
shell for the use OF tho varsity TIA
the POughkcepsie races next year.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Laubscher Wins His Match.

Lou Laubscher won pool match
from Harry Scott at Gray Bros. We'd
nesday evening - 20 40. Thursday
evening I.aubscher plays Waiter
Meadow 70 balls and gives exhibitions
OF fancy shots.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
JIM BARRY.

Jim Barry the Montana heavy
weight. is fighting in the east these
days, and finds the picking pretty
soft With his 1913 pounds OF bone
and muscle. Barry is a tough nut for
the best of them To crack. Barry looks
better now than al any time since
1906 when he startled the pugilistic
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

world oy knocking out II men in sue
CessiOn
Barry knows the feeling OF a X. o.
punch. sam Langford landed II
twice on him. and Al Kaufman slip
ped il across once Barry Is a rough
and ready mixer. and dangerous
proposition at any stage OF the game.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

Na4 AGn 70 Na~Nat'''
AMHERST Mass Nov. lN.-John
Ha1risou Madden or Binghamton, \.
g.. has been elected captain OF the
Amherst college football eleyen which
broke training today
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
SHORT LENGTHS

'Naie," announces n bulletin from
New Haven viii change The coac hinE
System next wear Il - 20 be hoped
something will be changed
Capt. John NoreB, PittShuTR direct
or 81 public saf-fF. * doomed 90 sue
coed President Lynch OF the National
league capt Morens son Lew pitches
FOR the Phllies
Lew NOren, one of the pitchers In
VOWED in that Philadelphia cincinnati
deal has signed with the Reds lie
received raise Of $500 in SALARY.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

NEW APttR ~
Iest!onS which are ever
i imatinG the undertaking.
OF persons RitH'Nhom
rs a political writer. nc
bse contact aud OF evensi
ID a participant. ~ close
hes OF direction and con-
.s no intention 20 write
kts. bat the writsr "laNt
hction 10 his soul" that
DontrtbCtions 10 political
shed on certain acts o.
ktlons og the past the
blch tAsy may be undeF'
Ave passed since this Sc
~ In that tine the writer
Y. with his memory IL
mory mas repeopied thu
NJ with It's aetore. Their
'3e earth In those days.
we'd over again thost
les OF those years have
has again experience,
pnf.ct. has again seer
) de. hos again SUI
efest ADD again Hite,
"A ty OF victory.
IA men fought shou,
breast % breast. az
kdc that ripenel int.
|cs Which became Init
Ter tina ambitions no
ben could break They
Hhth cams 20 put seal
friendships we're not
ed 20 the ranks lr
Sometimes they we're
BIZ ranks Says DAmas
fpss - "ft is aston sh .
81 " n man after ! have
',6 Respect vas a. the
I 3rk there has been ar
b for he Vast naa or
en- figuring Ia these
i4e passed beyouf the
!. ttt nov, many OF them
iriendships with
mournIui llnes o
F, iVeil II The mind o
orter;
f1 together.
M fail
.|4||tty weather.
I'd trcada aloua
MO y rserfcd.
whose ga-ianis ssai
~ 8Jarted
!. open 10 the charr,
:, hind an anonymity
Individually fun 70
. assertions made
~ elsnsu
81 c. HUDsOr.
20. r. RI
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
nIII Dnhlrn. nlnnngrr


the only National league remnant II
the. old guard ~ 1890 vs. hIte stockings
careful coaching md not stolen sig
nails ARE said at Ann Arbor 60 nave ac-
counted for the fact that Michigan an
titipat~d Penn's plays last SHturds g.
Now. 90 only Minnesota falls the - me
Way-but what's the USE
Jack Niiier has signed With HaN titN
OF the south Michigan league. Miller
played with the - A a. and with tue
& team and is Cd speedy touukSter.
lie is au lnt~laer
The NImendnres Of Havana heat the
Tigers IHII4uHN - COB = in d innings
Joe Casey dropped it that let iU tho
Wtruir2 rTu NIl-rr ri'.ht good ball
for befrui, Az error hE SchHefcr as
sisted iu tle defeat
~. I"nI- offered GriEEs aud some
cash f1r N.- clarke. irreIaut catcher.
Tur offer wars rejected. as Cleveland
reeds rsfrt.rs and Nie b. very valu-
able
mn, Evans. american league umpire.
81 phTfr. fuU cuba THURSDAY 10 umpire
tI. series l.fP.--n II| 'uuau~ and fha
Tigers Iic VIII remain Tor the Atm
letiCs series
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

Chns. ComiskeJ, own
or OF the Chicago White
SOY. and one Or m.
greatest players base
Uall has produced. IL
passiCuatrlN- fond 20
duck huntire
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

MS grievances when Be visited tie c6v-
amor And the observing saw that Il he
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

AR. NJ
* \ |or ot W
b q IN TO hat 4
AZ " " ~ e "a ,the leadit ~
Z. b f8Ive IN n
f y Z. 81. In fac
a q. that ther&
y. 4 4 f YfranGing taco
. 4 ointment VAS
. cleveland had
h E. ~ opposition to
81 bs allied with a
e. n * sn diyidua,. In
. " 4ntment o., the
~ Mr. Moaning
IS. f<6>ouid--had gone
kaking point. FOR
. 4. IA ~ determined not 20
ts was determined
l he vas not an
ernoeraey WAS at
cation With poll
Ia when he found
be avoided 0niysbY
result uns that a
qfas appointed RE
,rcantilc iife, having
public stAtien. His
one OF entire inoe-
ana politiciars. And
from the beginning.
IA .l,prfEht. honorable
- not apN eciats
Ference between
public once with
Is OF law thrown
bistration OF pri-
here he was substsn-
70 himself. He had been
iEu aone indiseroticna which
N epded IN . demand for his re
"a lte ratdfie % March. 1885. II
.1n|1eqf1t b.s rssisnatlop must
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

wos eening.
ths eampaIgl
dld. only
them It wH
that Ema
thosc
fought
unto hIm
events. %|
men At a.
San to sed
political COZ
Affairs Co
was trouble /
Port OF NewI
! forces withi4
we're thereby
Gus diaersnc'
einerenees d
and President
~ Manning ]
salysis.. 1t 4
Manning wad
couid have +
taken It. q
revolution. T.
Some tim
20 wsakenq
be known
York. DAM
Beach. VIII
90 regain
those eye
Seated
booking
the know
ended. Il
rotary.
York ~
<be beglni
kRksn his
Ihompsor
Uinn his
|ort He.
~ and I'd
Democrat
#ork Of
he MsnnM
would be
matter.
broached
I1anlfesi
IhoWpsn
personal
Me ufEl
CounU
had Eor
perllou
not pnI
appoint
70 app
Npnn
thai q
bic suH
was ia
had no
penaon
10 ~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

.II1 fIu aonnr indiecrotiona when
. IN1I'H epded IN q demand for hia re-
N. ~ fts Middle % March. 1fS6. II
[inif $500 BE rssisnsnos must
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

Frnnk MIrts. R"chester bowler, made
200 scOrc Tuesday
The oasis., 1910-01-29

enlisted in the regular army in 1860.
 Doctor Russel was a native of Canada, but was a resident of the state of Colorado several years be fore coming to Arizona and locating at Washington Camp, about ten years ago. He has practiced his profession in that vicinity ever since, with occasional absences in Mexico.
The oasis., 1910-01-29

YUMA supplies the National Guard of Arizona, with two active companies of infantry. Yet No gales, with all its airs and graces as a town of consequence cannot maintain one company.
The oasis., 1910-01-29

FORMERLY when a man lost his job people said he was fired" Afterward the act of discharging him was described as separating him from the service" Now he is released" The effect is the same always. The pay stops.
The oasis., 1910-01-29

DESPITE free trade in hides the prices of leather and footwear in the United States are advancing. If they go much higher plain people will have to resort to the
The oasis., 1910-01-29

ELSEWHERE in this issue of THE OASIS there is reproduced an edi- torial from the Phoenix Repubh- can with regard to the unanimous endorsement by the territorial bar association of Chief Justice Kent and Associate Justice Doan for re- appointment, the sentiment ex- pressed in which will find univer- sal approval in both Cochise and Santa Cruz counties which are em- braced in the district of Judge Doan. Never in the history of the bench of Arizona has there been elevated to the woolsack a judge who has enjoyed the good will, esteem and confidence of legal lights and litigants that have been extended Judge Doan. Without exception
The oasis., 1910-01-29

TIE PRICES the new railroad is paying for rights of way along the river is apt to make a new basis of land valuation for assessment pur- poses.