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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24

and a companion. After = desperate
struggle with boat hooks. oars and
pocket knives, the men succeeded In
freeing the boat from, the grasp Of
the octopus and finally captured Il.
SEATTLE - Announcement has
been made at the offices At the Ore
gon & Washington Railway Of Q re-
duction of cents :, hundrsdwsighk on
east-bound carload shipments Of
sashes. doors and biiadss to points n
Wyoming. Idaho and Utah. The nss
rates apply from Seattle and Tacoma
to points on the Union Paelfls. orseon
Short line and Denver & Rio orands.
TOPPENIsH-BelievinS that the
white land owners form the ehisf oh
stacle to the drainage and reclsma,
ton OF the Yakima Indian ressevatlop.
a determined effort VIII hs made g
get all the big land owners e Aen
UP for water unAeT tie 0ossfanent
canal, as required By che rssiana&jon
service before It will undertake ~
project.
EVERETT-C. ]. stuart .4eoHty
fruit inspector. has Sseugasl 6An .
tour OF Western WasAingtoa n tAe
interests Of the proDossG aev Assoela,
don Of fruit growQCe IT, 1etee.
minatton to organise sueh q aGDee9a-
tion. to Include WeatssA WAaAfnOtpa
snly. vas rsaohAd q a. ssssae Agls
eoavent3oa 1t 1pG1nns.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
BERGER ASKS JEFF
TO REENTER RING?
Talk of Another Fight With
Johnson Is Started ar
Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, July e.-That Jim
JeEres may insist upon taking another
chance against Jack Johnson meeting
the negro inside Of tEe next SIX months
was the startling report current today
following q conference between JelfriHs
and Sam Berger
It Is said that JeEries believes tllt
once free from the nervous strain THAI
connected itself with tEs Reno battle Ee
can make a much better showing, II no,
actually defeat Johnson
Jefries would neither deny nor con-
firm the rEuor-
Berger begged 90 De excused from an
suering questions, saying There may
De something TO give out later
Jearies gives little, II any, credit t1
the stories OF his being druESed OF
dope5 before the E-a-- He feels that Lz
did his best but realizes that Gis show
iaz was q lame one
No, 7 don't think anybody d0ped tus,
said JeGries- The Old man coullu-.
fight: that's all ] didn't feel richi when
climbed into the rims. but for thet
matter L hadn't been myself for tu1
days previous
Today Berger ana JeTries had a final
counting Of their financial affairs From
figures brought out al the meeting Jgi-
1rIes cleaned up SZS--ig from his thirty
three weeks theatrical tour and his IN
tereSt IN the night pictures and -le
purse
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
PICTURES OF FIGHT
ALREADY DEVELOPED

NEW YORK JElv g-The ueca-
tives from the biz fight were devel-
oDed by the middle OF the afternoon
yesterday and were laid ont ON ruvs
drums 70 dry The foreman of the fac
tory VINO looked as them with ura-+f-.,7
eye, said that he never had seen Fa--z-
or sharper pictures There v-aro ~ a51
feet Of films taken ir an for ten cam
eFaS were -Se- and tlrae OF these Ar
2 time were In constant action. The
cartridges used I'm loading the rrarr7-.a-
contain I'D feet OF Sensitive fTn ana
az soon as the camera had nearly corr
sdmed this teed another machine was
put into commission
The films VIII be reduced 10 5000 ana
cfot feet, which viii afford the o-n0--
tuuity to select the best ones. bo-E NJ
the -GLt and Of the preliminary scenes
al the training quarters OF the ru-,
nEEte-s The fight itself VIII rr--
through CCl1 feet The show win con
tIuue for two hours according To The
present program
dGv that the dluS would be ready Tor
public exhibition bT Monday, July Is
There VIII DE a press view however
next "Wednesday
At the same time any officials who
are disposed 20 question the pTopricty
or such an exhibition here OF elsewhere
VIII have the opportunity OF seeing il
Tor tEemselves-
Gable messages have been received
from France. Germany, and England
making liberal offers Tor the foreign
rights In this country the promoters
say that a Je1ries victory urOba bly
Nouiu have been more popular bur in
Europe the fact that johnson is q nero
Is not considered in any way.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
CAPITAL RACKETERS
IN TENNIS FINALS
Doyle Brothers to PLAY for
Southern Title at
Atlanta.

Followers Of tennis in Washington are
evincing unusual interest in the out
come Of the match at Atlanta. Ga. to-
day, which VIII decide the championship
iE doubles for the South.
Conrad and Harold Doyle. the most
formidable pair OF racket uIeIders 5n
this vicinity, VIII meet Grant ard
Thornton both OF Atlanta. Ca. ard
one OF the best matches OF the Uourna-
ment Is ANTICIPATED
Both pairs have worked their way to
the nndl round by fast and furious play.
having defeated the pick of talent IN
The South. Yesterday Grant and Thorn
ton defeated Whitehead and Winston,
The pick Of NorfoIk-s reQresenlati0l,
after one Of the hardest fought matches
OF the season
The Washington players are in excel
lent trim and fully prepared for hard
encounter
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
Baking
ON SUPPER BILL

PENO. Nev-. July 9.-"The banquet
han IS Silent James J. Jefries Gre
rfred-- uugfIisr, never gave his big cele-
b~atfon dinner which he had ordered
At a local restaurant before the f-i--
and at which his friends were To- have
made merry over the downfall of John
EOE-
AMI not only that, but the restaura-
feur Is srfl holding the sacH," for He
had made preparations on Jefrles or
ders for a $1,000 wine supper
All HAT was used OF the stun was
some food which was dev0ured by a
fen OF -Jcffs rEiDerS. who considered
7le Invitation good. even though the
F05IeT-TTafeT lost The restaurant keep
er VIII try to- secure Judgment for the
amount against JeT-irS. as the Cali
forDiau has refused to make good on
the money end
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
CHANCE IN A FIGHT
WITH BOLD HASHER
Cubs Manager Attacks Man
Who Insults Catcher
ArcheT'S Wife.

CHICAGO, III. july a-Tararer
Frank Chance Of the Chicago Rational
League baseball club. Vve5nesz=-
tlrasled a passenger on the train car
rying the Cub team from PI-ts5urE to-
Chicago
The scene OF the combat took place
ct one enc Of the car shortly before tHs
train pulled into Cleveland Manager
Chances antagonist. who wzs pu- or
The train. declined TO give his name.
Ele trouble started when Mrs. Tar---
Archer. wife Of the Cub catcher de-
cla-ed the man had iusuIteI her. ana
told MIS- Chance She In turn an
rr--Seo the manager Chance ran 10 -aa
berth and struck the man In the face
The latter dressed and when ne came
out Chance twcCke5 his nose and H7-
HIM until -e surrendered
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
GETT [TS-
Nest diamond. LliITSe-

To-day the EookEee.e-s and the
Operating aggregation hook uu. and
although the former hos been playing
poor ball Of late, a brace IS expected.
with hopes of t.lLi-- -r fu the race
Captain oliver i- making several i'm
uortaut changes il the Ilue-..0 5n hopes
gE victory - UE-nu H-Fa ur1Ia 1l y
fu-Irl with Craven eU the receiving
end. The Operators are az present in
thirl place with q lead OF Two games
over the lower teams
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
North diamond. EIIipse-

Forfeits have been the fashion this
week IN the Bankers League Two
games straight have been forfeited and
II looks. from the weeks program. as
though the American National team
would forfeit today.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Reasons are given for the number Of
forteits which seem satisfactory to the
different teams The fans viii hardly
be reCOnciIed for having one or two
long walks tor nothing Now that the
DEPARTMENTAL games are over the Rank
ers should either get teams on the field
as per schedule or have arrangementc
for eXI ibitiOn.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09


First ard n streets northeast
Sewage Pumping Station could uo-
MT Morris shoots yesterday and Nav
Garc had little difficulty in trimming
the station boys u u g. While che Gun
makers banged Barton for fourteen hits.
tFeTe would have been little scoring Ead
ne been AFFORDED decent support, fer The
ma lOriry OF the hits came W5-l two Our
and only figured IN the total when they
were coupled with the station 1oss
erTors-
The outneId or the Sailors was par
{ lcCiariy strong Yesterday Jaeschke.
Si'yleT, ana Miles ate I'd their eleven
chances without q EIisc e and also Sc
cured half Of their seams fourteen hits
The two runs steele got came in 4
s--tdli-e N4E- IN the frs IlIiuE the fast
"fsr1elcer rir a hot ErasS cutter 10 short
.r-.trr took q bad bounce lust before l.
cHeo NcDonouSh-s hands. passing
.rar his head As the GeIECrs thought
.- was a sure gIt they Cid not starr
after the ball uutiI Il had nearly
reached the fence steele meanwhile
pulling UQ 1T third. from where hs
scored on passed BAH. His other rur
came iE the sixth. when after striking
out. the ball got away from tla catcher.
/ permitting steele 70 90 10 third and taTr-
/ on clean steal of home
/ LItz pulled them down AT the initial
+ sack in fGe style for the winners He
/ errors on bad throws
+ There vas a little brotreriv love
. thrown into the game as a diversion
/ Pete Hoffman, the arbitrator. a1E
/ Soc Hoffman. backSt0o for Sez-z -e
: Pumping Station are related and when
/ Brother Pete failed 10 see why Nc
{ Donald should be called out for inter
/ ference after Brother Boo had made
( a bad throw. the catcher became ueeveT
! and said some harsh things about the
I umniTinE- Arbitrator Pete re-s1-a-ed n--
{ iuv1tIu= his brother TO beat IL 70 the
tasi timber. and for "a whsle 10 looked
/ a. Is they might come 20 blows bur
pace was restored after a while and
I tie game proceeded
( steele received an injury that wiz
prObs oily keep him out OF the game for
. two weeks He coTIideG with 1TcDo--
( cl-l- n the last inning and was slightly
/ stunned for a moment His loss wy
1 weaken the station boys c1usidera bly,
( ss he is leading the league with the
Z stick
q Bar on pitched a peculiar game The
( big fellow only gave one pass and
! punched eleven Yet he was banged Tor
/ a total OF fourteen hits
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
Yesterdays RESULT
GROUNDS
.---G--
PetwOrth

As the Washington Post team was
put out OF the league they did not show
I'D 10 rthe game with the BriShtwood
Yesterday afternoon, and as result
the Petw0Tth fans were again disap-
uointed
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

St Paul received q crushing defeat
at the hands of TwiulnE, Q To q The
Eetl1diz-s put up "a hard game and
made repeated efforts 90 Gain the adj
vantage. but ra--ed fielding sealed its
fate Twiuinr made fge hits two less
than it's opponents They came al an
CuDortune time
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Yesterdays RESULT.
Adams, 8; Irainmen, l.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Georgia avenue and Kenyon street
northwest
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

There are one or two teams in the
league which should be heard from fat-
er on and these furnish an excellent
article Of bail. II has been suggested
that one OF these teams be on hand TO
furnish The fans q game in the ad-
vent that there Is a forfeit by one
team
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

For seven innings the Southeast Z.
A. o. a team and BeTrr G WhitmJre
struggled FOR victory yesterday, but The
G1aI result was an S To- g score A large
crowd was present and as il was
-B0oters- Day the atmosphere was
ETre5 --itH noise throughout the con
test Even The little girls that lined
the grandstand yelled for ali they were
worth
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

DAILY. OF s. Steuhen-s. made -ooz
catch of HauSeT s. Ions fly IN left IN tie
second getting the sphere after a leg
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Peck and FITZGERALD led az the bet fu-
the winners. each getting two S+
suacIs. For the losers Rvon did we.
in laciug out @ homer and q single
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Howard was elected from the game
IN the third for objeCting 10 a close Ie-
ciSiuu at third
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Shanahau. the star first hasema1 Of
the Trainmen, made a pretty ou---a4sE
pickup OF Whites wild heaVe Ill -Gs
nTsr
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

There was really no reason that the
Post team should be ousted from the
league. for they were many good
players and would have GpVelOued into
q good bunch Of ban -OSseTS- They only
forfeited one game and lest one. The
forfeited game was due 10 the fact that
the boys were unable TO appear IN time
Manager J. H. Bel said recently that
he was given a raw deal and intended 10
Cet his entrance fee back that lie turned
PLAYED
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STAEDINE-


GAME TODAY.
10 game
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

It Is rumOred thai the American IA
tf0naI is coming back stronS in the next
week Leaves of absence have pIayed
havoc with this team and II is SAID
that Il VIII soon have a good fine-tIn on
the field 10 play out the schedule.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.
STANDING

GAME TODAY
Peck vs. Ninth.
yesterdays RESULT
LanSdon, II; sixth 4
GROUNDS
. Thirteenth and d streets northeast
Sixth lost its sixth straight game yes
ter5av-
PlDEey" Porter tUirIeG good --H for
Lar=7on- and kept the hits .czttereG
EXCEPT In the sixth inning. when sixth
Tailed twice on a pair OF Kits and Two
The EpiscCDaIs were strong with the
hat the orlncjpal factors being Thomas.
King and Cleveland. each securing
three safe drives
AicI-a-Cn put UD q Eocd game ar first
tor the winners. missing but one chance
IN thirteen. This coming on a hard at
tempt He also hit safely twice ir four
times US-
a fast double PLAY by Porter King and
NCLareu- in the sixth inning shut Of
Sixth $ chances JO- q victory There
were -vJ on bases with but one gone
Yong "Cy-- Mcdonald cu second for
SIKH ilaG IN on 0aE- missing three out
Of eight chances He started the panic
when he drcoDed PortCrs uop fly - the
ninth. and -heu threw wild n an at
tempt 10 catch Cleveland at home plate.
Ninth has secured the services OF Fer
-uSoU. the clever POstCffice twirler.
.-F-erEy- started the season with Frank
fort. Ny-- but suffered an injury TO his
throwing arm IN his third game With
Kerr Ferguson. SynlanOskie- and Con
uorS a. box artists and Brooule and
Erafc behind the plate Ninth should
-----. - ...- i'm. ----- ---. On
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

St stephens took its eleventh SrraT---
victory from Georgetown, II To- T. Tie
winners had the game CiucneG from rna
first. and the losers did not have a
chance, getting their only run ON
errors
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
GROUNDS.

Washington Loan & Trust, 9: Nation
al City. o. lF0rfeited)
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Mc8Iahu pitcher on the Adams team
. had busy day in the box He had two
putouts and two assists 10 his credit.
The Tralnmen made a desperate effort
TO win the game IN the GfLn and sixth
innings. but four runs were all they
could Eet of McNahn.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

1LND "
Fifth street and Florida avenue north
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
BANKERS LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterdays RESULT

American National vs.. American Sc
CurIty-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

The strong Adams team took a hard
fought game erom the Trainmen yester-
day afternoon, before d large crowd. G
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Colbert was retired three times by
popping up fouls
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
OLYMPIA
GAME TO-DAY.
STANDING

GAME TO-DAY.
Ia1EiewcoG vs. TeuIeytCvvn.
YESTERDAY RESULT
81 stephens, H. Georgetown. J.
GROUNDS.
Thirty-ffth and = streets northwest
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

MCI-a-C1 put I'D E0Cd zane AT first
-or the winners, missing but one chance
IN thirteen This coming on q hard at
tempt He also hit safely twice iT four
times u.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

P1rEey' Porter twirIeC good --I for
--anE7on- and kept the hits .czttered
eNce0t IN the sixth inning when Sixth
ts--ted twice on q pair OF hits and Two
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

white played a stellar game at short
for the losers
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Although he made an error. yester-
day. Hanvey played good game al
third for the winners
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

The EpiscCDaIs were strong with the
hat the orincjpai factors being Thomaz =
King and Cleveland. each securing
three safe drives
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

a fast double plav by Porter, King and
AICLareu- in the sixth inning shut Of
SiNth'S chances fO- q viCtoTy- There
were -v-J on bases with but one gone
vixen this happened
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

An interesting game is expected this
afternoon when the Ferwerth. who IS
lo-s leading tho 3ezE-e- meets The
strong TaEOma nine. TaEoma viii pre-
sent Its strongest 1iGe-uD in an effort to
break the winning streak OF the leaders
A large crowd is expected TO be on
hand.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
STANDING

ET2ALE LCD-A l.
Pet-orth vs. Takoua-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
Lincoln and Rhode Island avenues

NESTEED rs pESTLT-
TwluiuE, o. ST. Paul
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
News Gossip and Comment Of the Whole World Of Professional
RAILROAD Y. Nj. G. A.
LEAGUE.
STANDING

GAME TODAY
Traiumen VS.. Car Department.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

il was pitchers battle pure and sim
pie Woodward, for the jewelers., sent
ten men 10y the stTiEC-out route and al
lowed but six uitS. while '-SEauES''
vE1u. who shot EN- over for The South
casters was torched up for eight hits
and famed eight battr-s- woodward
save six free pa res and Lawson issued
four
Sr0rtsrop Flynn, OF the =. ". g. A,
init Tor two bases IN The nth round and
brought in a run stole -vO bases. and
accepted three chances III splendid
fashion
Another case Of a rerIow letting his
enthusiasm run away with his good jUjS-
r-euL-- happened in yesterdays game
when Lett Fielder Burgess. Of the
rsor-a-S- club made three dagger but
faxed TO touch second. and was called
out The BASES we're full- and although
he was out HoZler. Beaver, and Grace
scored
In the sixth inning Berry & WhitemoTe
tied the score and then the crowd
ar-roz- went cray. ETurIoy- singled %
right stole second and scored on q
tv.o-Saclzer by Murphy who came home
on ScluidL'S hit 10 left
Brown Of the F street bunch. brought
down Hunts III in splendid style after
a hard run IN the sixth round
Both sides tried TO score in the sew
eu-h. but iuGeId taps were the best
that the boys could 90, and darkness
set ia and stopped the game
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

f-rNLf-h - E-E-s1
Columbia L1E, 15- HYGIENE Labora-
tory.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

s-Eth lost It's sixth straiaht game yez-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
INDEPENDENCE
LEAGUE.
CANE TO-DAY.

St. Martins vs.. Nassau
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.


GAME TO-DAY
hi iWays vs. Cornell Company
Yesterdays RESULT
Nav Yard IL Sewage Pumping Sta
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Tie OutneId or the Sailors was PAR
1cCiaTiy strong Yesterday Jaeschke,
SI'y1eTr ana Miles ate uu their eleven
chances without q EIisc e and also Sc
cured half Of their seams fourteen hits.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Brown Of the T street bunch. brought
down Hunts III in splendid style after
a hard run IN the sixth round
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

The Printers did a little average fat
tl.-I.--@. getting - hits in the sss~n
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Thirteenth and D streets northeast.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

GAME TO-DAY.
Peck vs. Ninth
YESTERDAYS s RESULT.
I-auEIgu- H. sixth
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

Litz pulled them down ar the initial
sack in fi.e style for the winners He
saved his team mates az least three
errors on bad throws
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-31
MADAME SHERRY

George w. Lederer, WHO gave this
country its first theatrical revue when
he produced THE Passing Show
and followed the innovation with the
form OF early musical comedy that
established his first fame and that of
the New York Casino, where he pro-
duced 1T during many successive sea
sons--a form that THE Belle Of New
York and its successors instanced-
has just projected still another kind
OF musical play in Madame Sher.
ry," so new in model that New Yorl,
is going mad over it, The success
of the Laborer novelty will sweep
ingly effect the musical comedy of
the country, for already three must.
cal pieces modelled after it's lines. all
Instituted since Madame Sherry's'
hit, are occupying New York stages.
Madame Sherry" will be PLAYED
here by the New York Amsterdam
Theatre Company January 10 at the
Elks' Opera house.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-31
Asked for Protection

The renegade whiskey gang are
already gathering in the nonresident
negroes at Matewan in order 70 vote
them at the municipal election. A
committee OF citizens called upon the
Judge of the Criminal Court and asked
for protection and were informed by
that official in the presence of the
Sheriff that there was nothing the
county officers could do to protect
them in this emergency This com
mittee in very emphatic terms gave
the Judge to understand they did not
believe any such doctrine They then
went home and sent a petition sign
ed by all the decent business men of
the town to Gov Glasscock asking
for protection at the coming munich
pal election We know the Governor
is not in sympathy such debauchery
of elections but he has been deceived
by officials connected with his own
administration as to conditions in
this county The Governor will
probably order the officials here to
protect the people at Matewan and
the officials will promise to do so.
but they will not do IT.
The decent people cannot cope
with armed rufIians, murderers and
other criminals who are always M.
lowed to be armed in the interest u
the gang
The only way the people az Mate.
wan can be protected is by the state
troops. a few troops would hold IL
down without anv trouble. II will
done any other way. William.
son Enterprise.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-31
JIM CROW BILL.

An effort will certainly be- made
when the Legislature meets to secure
the passage of bill providing sep
arate coaches on railway trains for
the white and colored races-a jim
Crow law, in other words. While it
is understood that there are few
prominent Democrats in the state who
are opposed to the measure, the party
in this part of the state is committed
TO its passage. However it cannot
be regarded as strictly a party meas
ure, since large majority OF the Re
publicans in this part of the country
favor it, and there was promise once
made by Republican representative
from this county TO introduce such a
biz
The better class of negroes them
selves are in favor of the law. and
would like to see it passed. They know
their place and they want to keep il.
Moreover, they prefer to be by them
selves when they travel, and are not
in the least inclined to intrude them
selves. 1t is certainly more pleasant
for them and more agreeable to the
whites. 1t is a matter which operates
lin this respect in both directions.
But any way the bill will be intro.
duced, and it seems to us that tho
one drafted by Senator d. E. French
is fair and just to all sections.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-31

ground that it is acting in restraint OF
trade In North Carolina snakes are
q drug on the market. IL looks bad
for the snake farm unless ways aud
means for shipment of its products
may be found. Nevertheless. the
express company and its emDloves
the trainmen and the travelling pub.
lie must be conceded TO have some
rights in the matter.