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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22


n Manager Martin Beck. of the
Orpheum ciroult. had been paying
him FOR doing Il. William Morris
could not have played into the
hands 0f the Orpheum people bet.
tor than BE- did. IN Portland. Ia
coma and Seattle. By hls armorY
preseuiati0n Of bis Harry Lauder
vaudeville aggregation az advanced
prices And yet Morris alleges
that he Is projecting vaudeville
circuit through thls territory that
viii serve 40 opposition 10 the or
phoum attractions
~ rn-atOrming Lauder Morris
uaquesfionably got the immediate
money. making big clean.ups in
ali these towns. but u he intends
20 come back again, every dollar
that be made this week viii cost
him ten
Although Morris advertised this
az an excursion personally con.
Quoted b. himself, he did not even
take the trouble TO come 70 Seat
ile IN person. but remained in San
Francisco. allowing these Northern
towns 10 take care Of themselves.
There Is every indication that Mfr
Morris has large.aized concep
ton OF Seattle and Portland aa Jay
towns tie eyinced no conception
Of a desire 10 give local playgOers
any more than the law allowed In
exchange for the large sums Of
money he took away
have the positive statement Of
the managers of one Of the largest
and best equipped theatres In Be
attic. that they would gladly have
leased their house 10 Morris for
any period from one TO seven
nights. ON "a reasonable basis. Nor
ria made absolutely no effort 70
present his entertainment here IN
der decent conditions.
II Morris does come here with
his line Of attractions, he viii lind
local prejudice that u viii take
him long while 10 overcome. but
In view Of the Lauder cleanup, |
do not take seriously his circuit
talk or, II he does have q house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

NHN'FH fHNHNf ANNNhf
Mcintyre A. Heath. under the
management Of klaw A Erlanger.
viii present their new comedy, IN
Hayil." a. the Moore. week after
next
Florence Roberts returns 10 the
AlhnmbFa week after next. In
"Glorln. a comedy by James Bern.
ard fAgin
Pauline Hall and VIII Archie IN
-Wildflre." the racing drama used
By Lillian Russell last season. are
announced NJ the Grand week
from tomorrow
The bin al tho Seattle following
"The Derby Maacot" will be Dead
wood Dicks Last Shot"
The lois viii follow "Geneasee Of
the lilila" with "sapho"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

~ &NfffftA fNAfAAANNW@a
Louis James will play his annual
engagement NJ the Moore next
month. hla presentation this time
being Henry VIM and Merchant
Of Venice Aphie James viii be
his leadlng woman
SchumAnn licink. the great Ger
man contraito. viii BE- heard IL con.
cert at The Moore. neat month. an.
der the auspices of the Ladies' Mus.
zeal club
Eatha Williams will head The cast
Of A The Sun Went nown.- which
vii shortly be seen az the Grand.
L IL a nov Western drama under
the management n Arthur Austen.
W A Whitecar Il Included IN the
support.
A Bobby Burns anniversary con.
cert Il 70 be given A. the Moore
next month
olga Notheraole IN repertoire.
Andrew Robson IN The Wolf" the
Schubert club Ia comic opara. PA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

what is the best way for me 10
queuch my thirst7 asked Carl Rel.
Ter
TRY "A gin flzz," suggested BIN
Raymond
Thank Yol. I Wlll You are very
kind replied Reit9r.
And mournfully Bin led the way
across the street from the Or
Dheum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

here. someone eisn'a money viii
build 4 for him The beat indiea
lion 81 his lack Of sincerity IN thla
rrAp@ct - Nhowu by hin failure 10
secure the Seattle theatre whea, a
fcw weeks aGn. Manager Cort ia
vlted q proposal frum him. He
could not get the Seattle theatre
thea for the simple reason that
John Cort always 8uea business on
business principles
Thiriy years ago tonight. ON
January y. fsS9 Thorn q Darwin
save an expose Of Splriiaalism a.
Sgulfu'a Opera House
The t.yeeum theatre viii offer a
complete change Cf motion pictures
on Monday
Plays which Seattle will aae Tor
The first time daring The coming
week are The Music Master and
'Gemesase ~ the Hllia~
Frederick v. bowers. recently
featured Ia John C0rta Commence
meut Days has been cold 81 Man.
sger Cort to klaw 4 EriAngar. and
viii open under the lattcra man.
agsmsnt in This Young Turk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

NJ hNFf fNAfAi
theatre there VIII
be- a new bin Of
musical comedy
on Monday AFT
ernoon entitled
Browns Vaca
ton, % run all
next week I'd
ward Armstrong
Will have the role
~ Brown VIII
Armstrong is 10
be the Irish com
edian and Gus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
oolno craEy in oss Molnss.

The cFankg are at II again. IN
Dies Molnes. Iowa. they have Just
passed an ordinance prohibiting any
play IN which there IL a killing or
the commission ~ any crime.
This bars out % Des Molnes. not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Three Midgets. and Fielding & Car
los, There viii also be- au illus
trnted ballad and new motion pie
lures on sensational subjects on
the bi0graph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22


saHtslle Is dead Al hi. N.y
soa He waa a showman ~
-. and one Of DE- resi ale
~ .he theatrical profasalan
- y. last lie was here IL
81. ~ nat he is little moro ,hsD
s.,...le aaarY % even ~ oideat
81. = Seattle And yet saw
~. very popular Ia hls dav
ssr. fortunes BY eonaletarfiy
n.sa ~, = one.ulght stands and
asss, ~tas ane IN. preseuilnr ogiy
lsssr ~. dramas ~ prices which
h., VEN over 50 cents ''''"
d ~. played hero In Yoaier,.
fssls M I, fannie Morgan phelpa in
AZ 4, ems Cabin" ana nTbe
n 49,, lyons IN the sprlng y,
: ~ ~. q years ago M dld
as W.. laai he came back ne re9'
" mn, s.l more ambitious reper.
a s,,eaing East Lynne 9Da
ana Rip Van Wrinkle 2
= a. -
.aIeA ssra... there ~ q theatre
f ts,,. sf'iaes its prices an no h
~ sss i has lust one i0.eeni
nls 800, sssry night half a dozen
ls.ss. ~, hunters line w before ~
A. "NpN IN qsitaf - 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Far Western life IN the army. The
leading rules are 60 be interpreted
by Del Lawrence and Jane kelion.
Tho cast az a whole Will be of an.
usual length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

los Angeles has added Sc en-
doraement 10 King Dodo" Thor.
ouEhly first class IN every way.
II the headline one paper gives TO
the Seattle managers production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Thompson and u, Aug Anderson.
The play IS Decentralization OF slr
Gilbert Farkers novel. hy Eugene
frvshyey With ita scenrs iaid FOR
the most part In Montreal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
! WEEK AFTER NEXT.
gsn. seFeb. 5.

tsocHk : Sunday afternoon
= k7eaia popular CONCERT
y ssadAy nlsht and an week
: kslatIrs and Heath IN IA
: Hsgie
sAnsaBRA - Florence Rob.
90 "a Gloria
f~'sD = Pauline Han IN
Z Nildf.rs~
smTTLE ~rsadwood Dicks
: lAE sAai
.Qls sapho.
.'s'TsJh = Fred Lindsay
. sAsifallzn Bushmau
/. T.stsIlc = Gerard heavy
\ Hasii iawxief
|.'shTAeEs-Ttres Yosearva
N'fppean aeFobaiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Leonard will be seen as a Dutch
deacon Miss Davis. Miss Howard
and Mr Mathews viii handle the
principal songs. and the chorus viii
have its usual chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Charlotte Tiitell. one Of the Tit.
tell sisters. will be here with Olga
Nethcrnoie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

u sssrE ssaMns The program
= ,eess q fschalkovsky con
~ u carfNHo and DTnFak 3
~ wwia symrhony BY the or
.sNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

past. hut which was f,vorlte ~
TIE old Third Avenue when given
N the Chas A. Taylor company
there The scenery wlll be Tea.
ure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

o m . e. "
night AZ the
Moore the Seat
tie symphony
Orchestra Will
play the fourth
IN its series ~
symphony cen
carte the soloist
en- this occasion
being the woman
pianist. NJ M e
Teresa Carreno.
who has "a OF
been heard here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Henry Hail. the leading actor 10
ample ~ a good ball player gone
wrong In his college days he was
on the team at Andoyer. and was
regarded as "a crack player.
Well Just 10 show how good he
was. the manager Of the Washing.
ton. y. G., team. offered him con.
tract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

There Is q story 10 the effect that
one Of the companies from the New
theatre in New York will go on
tour 50 far fhe route has been
planned west "a Kansas CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
PAST PERFORMANCES.

~ AVID WAKEFIELD played At
the Grand seven years ago la
The Auctloueer lie brings
back with him next week, OF his FOR
mef company. Marie Bates, William
iioAg Tony Rowan aud Maria Davis.
Mise Bates also played A. the se-
attic theatre 10 years ago ia The
County Fair"
othef members % bis company
are Oscar Eagle. Francis Gaililard
aud Antionettc Walker Miaa Wal.
ker played a. the Seattle nine years
ESQ with Howard Kyle III Nathan
Hale Oscar EAGLE vas the hus
baud ia Mrs Wigs" ga both of itH
local presentations
Francis 0ailiafa waa a member
Of the old Pyke Opera Company AZ
CoFdraY'A ia 1894. Tie sang az the
Seattle n years ago with "its2.
and WAS with Mansfield ia "fleau,
calge "a the Grand ia 1909 hw|
WAS a. the Moore two seasons ago
with "ilrcwster'a Millions
MIR Waffieidn present road man
Ager. Melville stoliR. played 81 J
Y. IIowe'a Standard theatre Ia the
fall Of 1854 with Kate caailclon Ia
'Ai Sea" In isss he VAS a prinei.
pal wlth MeatayeF's Comedy com
pany 10 We, us and Co. at Mud
Springs az Frysa opera house
Advance Manager Lawrence An.
halt came here alx years ago with
the nostoulnnA and tho following
season with The Silver Slipper
Nine. Teresa carveno gave re-.
ciiai Al the Plymouth church ia 1901
and vas heard in concert NJ the
Grand two years ago
The Right o. Way vas played
AZ che Moore last season. with Guy
Standing. Theodore Roberts aud
AiphouE Either in leading roles.
The Derby Mascot" was first
/ presented here at the old Third
Avonac In 1895 By the Taylor com
panf. che cast including the follow.
T inF fax0ritca
Andrew knight Charles u Allen
Peter Spears. William L. Raynore
Jim Skiu +..t.. Eds ard keliic
t0huny niue ....... Viola Ksene
/ Nellie Chenewnrth Asleru May
Hannah Spears Virginia Richmond
Texas ....... Iauraffn Taylor
J The PLAY was offered again a.
the nsw Third Avenue. wtlh Frauk
flaming. Susie Howard. Eva Earle
Preach and The haynorea In tho
cast
Tennessee uf the Hilis- IL a
dramatiHation If IA Told In tho
Hilia Another dfamalizaiion an.
der the literal name Of the book
has been given here hx road CON.
panlea during recent seasons
Dolph aud Susie Levine. At the
Majestic next week. appeared here
IN vaudeville al the jefferson thea.
tire 10 tho fall Of 1887. The same
season they played In "A Kentucky
Belle" AZ the Pike Street theatre
Eleven years ago they we're at the
Third Avenue with tho Rays Ia "A
Hot Old Time They had n vaude.
vile act al the Star in 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Wilfred Clarke. who was seen
hers at the Orpheum last season.
has just married Grace A. Mein.
kea. a I7year.old girl IN his com
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Francis and her Arabian boys. Sic
Council Sisters and the Marvellous
Hiltone There will also be- now
glms OF pictures from the pathe
factory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Mitchell soprano. aud Lambert a
Williams, musical comedians. The
Leyinoa are local fayoritea. having
played many engagements here IN
the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Hld after an
ahsenre Of sew
en- yeafss VIII
riura 60 THIS
e,sy MoRday
alght FOR seven
performances 81
The Music Asas
ter at IN o
.lnofa " a =
Hala has uH'd
thfR three act
play BY Charlie.
Klein Tor hais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

seasons. enG hia W. -.
ps. - naw players who nav nav.
''..s.,s,es with The Maaie
W. s ~ years Marie Rates
g qlaefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
observation-disclosures.

La " u q a G q
Crane a. Co. in
r he Den OF
Mystery" Will
head the new
show az the hia
iestic. supported
by Henry and
Alice Taylor IN
feata Of skin;
Ilolph aHd Susie
Levine. sketch
artists Sisters
de Faye sing
aFH Ami
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Manager John COrt viii return
from bis Eastern trip tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

- IL play Is vel worth go,
r. esmpany Includes BE-
~. Hall. such locai iaFor
z 4 MS Ellsaec'h Forpes sAa
swsrda Rsynolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
:'FTsAcTIoss TO FOLLOW

s0oRE-Bohby Burns cos. /.
~ Olga Nathersole n !
/. ~ AriiinE On the vail. /.
ssgAa Camille ana /,
re second Mrs. Tan /.
pa The Merry via Z
loaia James 10 HENRI I
and Merchant a. I
- schumann-Heink 4
'.rAhsRA - The sbubnr, /.
CO.. ~. company ia repertoire ,
HD-Andree Robson In Z
lne Wolf Schubert club /.
Patience" Breurfer.s ,
n..leAs Myrtle Eivyu IN ,
aaseri Estha Williams h ,
ssss..ae SIN Went Down
'.selfls Sal. the cireys /.
~ a Escaped From tbe /,
! wv Welded. But No !
ne Reeiors Garden
! '.ss'ma- "a Royal Fam !
NftA&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

s.sussnGsrs NEAT WEEK

sosE : saaay niEhl. :
hnA Symphony Concert. =
= W. cmreno Monday and
wk. David waFiieid in Z
= - MASK Master
xALHkxaRA - TIE Man 4
= - ne :
sssssD ne Rirht % 4
Nn 4
ssEArTleThe Russell Ores 4
iasnzg 2e1th % 2o9fh 4
\ Fxnsnrsai 10 The DIR. 4
4 HNaseo I
s.ss he Del Lawrence Z
! 1aaF t125rd to a11rd I
y mangesi in genessee 4
a4s Hills /.
*ss5~EUM 49, Der, f.esile. Z
Z xsE u Slang. and vaude !
: r. :
fNA-sTic-Lawrence Crane. I
~ irish Wizard. and 4
4 msaassls /.
f'thTAaEs - MIle Losise's !
nszksgs and vaudeville ,
tNsa ne Armstrong CON. Z
~ e Brosns Vacation 4
s.feEuh-M Motion pictures ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

tleuce." "Brcwater'a Millions" and
THE Merry Widow" are all 10 be
seen here before long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
Vaudeville orpheum.

~ the Orphe
nm atartin x
Monday after.
noon, the new
bin VIII be
headed by Bert
Ieallo a. Co IN
Hogan IN gocl
ETY." Thorna a
Carleton. come
ailana, lnVeen A.
Cross. Rom a u
5 ports Chaa.
Kent, the street
F4tae a. ss4 -. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Heading Z D G
incoming bin At
the Pantages Will
be Mile fouiBc's
Trained Mon
keys together
with Friend a.
Downing, come
dams the 10
FARO Trio. street
nuaiciana Bart
LETT a. Collins.
Rrotesque cccen
trlquea Guns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

just gone to the atorehouse for tho
third time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Tennessee Of tho HIS IL a
dramatizatien If IA Told In tho
uiiia Another dfamaiiEaiion an.
der the literal name of the book
has been given here hx road CON.
paniea during recent seasons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
"osnsssss Of tho tiIlIs"-LsIa.

Y VI Afih III ~
time IN this city.
"Gcaeaaeo of the
nils will be
played here alt
next week by the
Del Lawrence
company at the
Lois The play
Is a drauatlza
ton OF the Mary
Ellis Ryan story
A Told IN the
mis-, and deals
With Indians and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
AMERICAS GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR COMES NEXT WEEK
"rNe nigh, o. way"-crsnd,

fhe Right uf
Way" " htc b
made an excel
lent impression
with Gus stand
Ing and Thao
4 ore Roberts
will play a re
turn engagement
all next week at
the Grand start
TINS tomorrow
The leading roles
are now taken
by tIniiwff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

= Daniel Frawiey closes In Win
nlpeg tonight. IN "St Elmo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22
"Ths Derby Maseot'- sea,tlo.

For TIA giat
week az the se
attic, the Rus
sell Drew stock
company start
ing tomorrow az
iefnoon. will re-
vive the Chaa
A Taylor senaa
tiona1 racing
drama n II =
Derby Mascot
which has not
been seen here
fms ua.a. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Only every meiodrama. but nearly
every modern serious play. and prac-
ucaily all Of the shakespearean
dramas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

Victor Herbert's "Aieeria" has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-22

The Right % Way was played
az che Moore last season. with Guy
Standing Theodore Roberts aud
AiphouE Either Ia leading roles.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Ban on Syndicate Baseball
National League Owners Also Lay Plans to Pre-
vent Another Deadlock on Dates

another club would not prevent any man
from owning ~ per cent of the stock in one
club and 81 per cent. or the controlling in
terest. in another club. or the same man
might be q stockholdcr in every club and
control only one.
Heretofore the constitution has read that
IL an umpire did not appear on the field
to which he was assigned he should be
fined sl2. This vas amended to read that
one days pay shall be deducted from his
salary.
As the constitution formerly read, post
poned game must be played off on the
clubs grounds on which the postponed
game would originally have been played.
This was amended so as to read that IF 1t
cannot be played off on these grounds it
must be played of on the opposing clubs
grounds.
Hereafter both the annual meeting in
December and the schedule meeting in
February must be held in New York. the
latter meeting not having always been held
in this city.
The plan TO be formulated by the pres;-
dents of the two major leagues looking to
q better arrangement Of the playing datAa
will he submitted TO both league meetings
next December.
Resolutions on the death of Harry c.
Pulliam. president of the league; I. W. Dur
ham. president Of the Philadelphia club,
and George r. Dovey, president of the
Boston club, were passed.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
YALE BE4TEN on NAT.
Cornell Wrestlers Haze EASY
FictOry IN Meet.
IBy Telegram TO The Tribune.

Ithaca. y. Y. Feb. 19.-Cornen defeated
Yale at wrestling in the arInOry this even
ing, scoring five points 70 one for the vis-
itorS In the 135-pound bout, in which the
chief interest Of the meet was centred,
Sweeney of Yale, and Allen. of Cornell.
went the full time and two extra periods
of three and five minutes without a fail.
Referee Funk was unable to render a de-
cision.
The 15s-pound class, in which Nichols, OF
Cornell met Prime of Yale. was specta-
cular in the extreme. Nichols was fast
and his work was loose. that Prime Tas
able 10 bring him TO the mat several times,
but Nichols was the more aggressive and
succeeded IN pinning Prime. winning the
bout Phillips the Cornell captain, was eX-
pected TO throw Wheeler. but was not able
to do So although he easily outpointed his
opponent.
The summary follows;
1i5-pound class-J0hnson. Cornell. defeated J.
sweeney, Yale. work
l25-pound class-Pnilips. Cornell. defeated
Wheeler. Yale work
l;s;5-T,ouud class-Anen, Cornell. and Sveeuey,
is5-ponnd ciaxs-Peake. Cornell. defeated
I5S pound Giass-Nlchols. Cornell defeated
pound cIass-CIevtIand. Ysie. defeated
F1nerion. cornell on work.
Heavyrveight clsss-DoNre!an, Cornell. de
feated Childs. Yale. on wo-i..
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

Before the spring meeting of the Natlonal
League in the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday
was finally adjourned. subject to the call Of
President Lynch. some further changes in
TIE constitution were made, 4 resolution
was adopted against syndicate baseball and
the executive was authorized TO confer with
President johnson Of the American League
relative 10 d new method of arranging the
playing dates, to prevent a recurrence OF
the four-day deadlock. which was broken
on Friday by compromise after a bitter
factional fight.
Only four Of the eight owners were in at
tendance at the concluding session Stan
ley Robson, of ST Louis: Barney Dreyfuss.
of PittSburg: John Doyey. of Boston. and
Horace Fogel. of Philadelphia, left for
home when the schedule question was
settled. leaving their proxies behind. John
7. Brush. of New York: Charles II. Ebbets
of Brooklyn; August Hermann, of Cincjn-
natl, and Charles W. Murphy. Of Chicago,
stuck 1t out TO the end.
The resolution against syndicate baseball
adopted, follows:
Resolved. That the league is opposed TO
what is termed syndicate baseball and it
Will not permit q dual ownership where
one club owns or controls another club in
this League
II was pointed out by baseball men that
the peculiar reading Of that part of the
resolution which says owns or controls
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
GIANT CLAN G.1THERS
T7c0 More Reach Mdrlin-Mc-
Grasc Due TO-mOrrOzc.
rEy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Marlin. Tex. Feb. 19.-The Giants
coicny numbered eight tonight when Jack
Meyers, the Indian catcher, and Temple a
young pitcher from the Virginia State
League. dropped in and joined the six
players who came over from Houston this
morning. The players here are Meyers,
AIArlzle. Daily. Zacher, Keiber. Lush. Scott
and Temple. They are healthy looking
bunch Of young fellows, and out OF the let
McGraw ought to be able to pick one or
two first class players
Zacher has already become quite a ia
Torite among the boys. He is built on the
lines OF the perfect athlete and is fine
looking chap. He has hit more than 800
every year that he has played in the minor
leagues. He is j man of pleasant address
and is well educated. In fact. al the new
men are far above the average of the ball
PLAYERS who have usually showed up as
recruits in the spring.
Daily and Scott and Lush are all quite
Young, but if records count for anything e
they are not lacking in ability Temple.
the new man. is a tall. slender fellow
something on the order of Rube Mar
guard The other players know little
about him-in fact. they did not know he
was TO be member Of the team until he
appeared at the hotel and told them He
came with Chief Meyers. but neither of
them knew that the other was d ball
player.
A1eGraw and the other players arrived
in Dallas this afternoon, and will lay
over there until tomorrow, when they
will start for Marlin. They Will arrive
here on Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Ne UCO1CH FOR N.I-U.
DR.. McPMHps to Handle the
Baseball Team.

Dr. Matthew McPhillips has besu en-
gagged 10 coach the New York University
baseball team this season. DR.. McPhillips
coached the Columbia team IN 1Sei aud
later played with the Brooklyn club eI tns
National League and with tEe Washington
American League team H. H. Muier-
manager of the New York University esse-
bail team. has prepared q strong schedHis.
but il will not BE- announced until ap-
proved by the faculty committee
Captain Garsch called for candidates iast
Monday and got a good response. Amons
last wears men who are left are Brennan
Crifsen. Henneberger and Fischer WE.
the star quarterback. is also out for Frsc-
tice and gives promise OF doing a good
share Of the twirling for the team ths
season.
The basketball team VIII play the rsfarn
games with Colgate on Thursday nisht, n
stead of on Friday. as scheduled. II TS'
th, Colgate five which put al end % -
two wears winning streak Of the local i've
last Wednesday.
The New York University chess team i'es
been challenged by the Cornell team 20
nvr-board match. 10 be played some tn's
during the Faster recess. This Is a rct1Tn
,,,s+cb as New York recently defeated
CORNELL by- the score Of . 10 ? \ U1otrh on
five boards will also Be piaye1 Win '"'
Eastern Chess Club on next Fr1day even"
ing at the Rice chess club