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STORAGE

LARGE PRIVATE, LOCKED mos ROONs
for furniture. etc; Sl,5O and 81 per month.
Trunks. boxes. etc. Zoe to soc; open vans.
Sc per day, or 75o per hour We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re-
duced rates. COLYEARS VAN AND
STORAGE CO.. offices 609-l1 8. Main st.
warehouse 415-17 San Pedro st. Phones
y2l71; Main 1117. s-25-n
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAlRlNe

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WALLACE A JOHNSON
Home s406, Sunset 1929. Over 20 years ex-
perience 299 WORCESTER AVENUE.
4-s-1rno
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LIFE IMPRisoNME MENT

SANTA ANA, May 6.-Judge West
of the superior court this afternoon
denied the motion for a new trial in
the case of Sylvester H. Overacker,
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PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL

MEMS SEWED SOLES AND HEELS 81;
ladies' s5c. ia N. FAIR OAKS AVE.
4-24-1ruo
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PASADENA RUG WORKS

NEW RUGS MADE FROM ANY OIL
carpet. Floor polishing and carpet clean
ing SUNSET 919; HOME 1898. 4-iS-lmc
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convicted of the murder of Gustavus
A. Winn on January 13 near Newhope.
Overacl1er was sentenced to life inn
prisOnment at Folsom.
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DIED

WILLIAMS-A. T. Williams, May L. To be
buried May 7, at p. M, in Evergreen
cemetery 6-T-1
VEACIE-Mrs E. M. Veacie, May l. To be
buried May Z, at 10 a. M, In Evergreen
cemetery. 5-7-1
MERRITT-L b. Merritt. May 3. Burial May
7, at p. M, in Evergreen cemetery. 5-7-1
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BIRTHS
BOYS

EDINGTON-To Nathan and Zoe Ellington,
s4S West Fifty-sccond street.
MAC DONALD-To Angus and Cecilia Mac
Donald, 1l2O West Ffty-frst street.
MOORE-To F. L. and Johanna Moore, $50
Eighth street.
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GEM EFT ERIES

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
Rolling lawns, trees. shrubbery and beauti-
full lakes.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Situated in the most beautiful section of
Southern California, the ideal location just
inside Los Angeles city limits.
Melrose and ColegroVe car lines to grounds.
A CEMETERY THAT Is SELECT
AI131 2O8 LaughlIn Bldg. Main 3O1.
Cemetery phones 59O55; Hollywood 642.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

NORMANDY-At residence. 244 Central ave-
nue.. Glendale, Frank e. Normandy, aged
73 years. Funeral services will be held
at church on Fifteenth street. between
Main and Hill streets, Los Angeles, Satur-
day. 2 D. m. Friends invited. Interment
Hollywood cemetery. 5-7-1
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ROOMS AND BOARD

INVALIDS GIVEN SPECIAL CARE AND
diet; screened sleeping porch; strictly pri-
yate p o. box 121. Pasadena. 5-7-S
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Steamer-From

Steamers carrying passengers due from
northern ports via San Francisco and from
southern ports direct as follows:
ARRIVE
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FORECAST

For Southern California-Fair Saturday;
somewhat warmer; light north wind, changing
TO south.
For San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Satur-
day; somewhat warmer; light north wind
For Santa Clara, Sacramento and San Joa-
quin valeys-Fair Saturday; moderate temper
ature; light north wind.
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LOST AND FOUND

>,>-~>~>~----
LOST-A S-CORNERED PIECE OF GOLD,
made to fit corner of poclSetbook. Finder
return to S77 S. Bonnie Brae and receive
reward. b-6-z
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PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS. ALL CoUN-
tries A. II. LIDDERS. patent lawyer and
solicitor. s12 Trust bldg. cor. I'd and Spring.
1l-e-tf
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NO PATENT, NO PAY-ATTORNEY FEE
cut one half Open every day and even
ing. s. q. WELLS. bsA Germaln Bldg.
3-2s-tf
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THE WEATHER

los ANGELES. May 6. 1910.
Time, Baron Thor. Hum Wind Vie. Weather.
: p. q M M sSSi sSSi g sNw i f5.si 81. siey.
Maximum temperature IA.
Minimum temperature, 49,
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. CLEAN
ing, 81; main spring, 81. All work IL
guaranteed PACIFIC JHWELRY CO..
2s6 S. Spring ST. s-23-tf
MRS. MASON. THE NOTED LONDON
painist ssa s. SPRING. over Owl drug
store. A-"-9
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ROSEDALE CEMETERY

KOOEDALE OEML EN
An endowed memorial park. noted for its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per-
petuai care, over $250,000; modern receiv-
ing vault chapel. crematory and columbian
ium; accessible City office, SUITE 302-309
EXCHANGE BLDG. N. e. cor. Third and
Hin sts Phones Main 909; A362o. Cemetery
office 1881 W. Washington st. Phones 72s5s;
West so o-x-l3m
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PASADENA CLASSIFIED
L. r. CHEW'S ART STORE

PICTURES AND FRAMING EXCLUSIVELY;
SO years experience. Visitors welcome. 1S5
EAST COLORADO STREET. 4-22-1 mo
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FOR RENT-NICE SUNNY FRONT OF
nces on Broadway; large windows ana
advertising space; also smaller OFFICES. In
Quirs room I. 244h 5. BROADWAY.
1-3T-tt
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Hotel Seville
HOusEs-uNFURNIsHED
OFFICES

TO LET-6-ROOM HOUSE IN REAR, NICE
place, $13; gas bath, lawn. flowers; adults.
Call S43 S. Flower st. 5-7-2
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Rosa, habiendo denunciado a trece
individuos mas el susodicho Rosa.
Del distrito de Moca el arrcsto de
Alcides Aviles, quien infiri6 cinco
punaladas al individuo Carlos Ro-
drigucz, en- el barrio Voladoras. Pucs
to a disposition del iuez municipal
este ha cxigido $1,000 de fianza por
su libcrtad provicional.
Del distrito de Truj lilo Alto que
la fucrza de aquel distrito sorprendi6
una jugada de gallos en- cl barrio
Cue vas, habiendo denunciado a
cinco mdividuos.
Del distrito de Guayama que la
policia de aquel distrito sorprendi6
una jugada a 10 prohibido en- el cafe
tin dc MaXimo Enrique, habiendo
arrcStado i 0 individuos.
Del distIito de San Juan comuni-
can que cn la tarde dc aver hubo un
conato de incrndio cn la casa del
Sr. Gabriel Segura, calle de San Sc
bastian esquina a Tanca.
Los siguientes servicios han sido
prestados:
Infracci6n de las ordcnanzas mu-
nicipales 81; acometimiento V agrc-
sion 3: portar armas 3; falSa repre-
=; alteration de la pail.
Total 30.
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In Bazar de mOdas

"Las Noredddes" estan rcplctas
dc nuevas mercancias v en- todos los
vaporcs rccibcn nue vas importacio
ncs de los ohjctos de Ultima move
dadn El surtidu de camas & rSple
dido V numcrOsOs pedidos sig,len
haciendOse para las nucvas casas
que Sc cstan montandO en- ia
ciudad v en- Ia isla, Nariado Is
el surtido de juguetes Y los be5cs
tiencn alli TN cXtenso campo en-
donde cscoier Perfumeria, objetos
para sala, gabinetes de novias, to
eadOres y salas Sc encuentran en-
varadisima exhihici6n. Jardineras.
alfOmbras, euadros, cristaleria, som
breros para sehOras Y niias. trajes
para senOras Y senOriats; todO az
tfculo en- fin de utiIidad V fantasia
encontTarG en Las NOuedGdes la ex
tensa cleentels que tiene el elegante
bazar de moda-
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Venta de pa|cos
para los bales

Ell comite ejecutivo de las fiestas
del carnaval, ha acordado que los
palcos para los bales en- cl Tcatro,
Sc vendan asi;
Del Is al 20, dc, a todas aquc-
Has personals que tomen la secci6n
correspondence los 8 bales, ven
diendoseles q raz6n de $4.00 por
noche.
Del q al 25, las personas que
solo quieran palco para determina-
dos bales Y no para todos. Estos
palcos Sc venderan q raz6n de $500
por noche.
La venta durante los dias EXPIRE
sados Sc hara en- el Paris Bazar, de
Don Pedro Giusty.
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sue ES0S EN- LA |SLA.
Tentativa de suicidiO en- Caguas

- Del distrito de Lajas comlnican
al cuartel general el arrc>to dc JUS
to Gil, quien 'Iispar6 cuatro tiros
de revolver q Enrique Bouyct, hi
nendole gravemcntc.
Del distrito de Humacao que Fl
individuo Nemcsio G6mcz(a) Nelson
hii6 de muerte i Felfcita RotgDr,
dandose eI despufs muerte. 10
mez siendo casado estaba enamOra-
do de Felicita Y sin hal,erla rcqucn-
do amorcs la pcrScguia conStante-
nente.
Del de San Sebastian comunican
y arresto de los individuos Cccilio
Font Rios v Mateo Cuevas, por g.
calamiento en- primer grado, V q dc
Manuel Rosa, por hurto.
Del distri de Santa IsaEcl que
FL pe6n de Ia central Florida, Juan
Ortiz, fue estropeado por la maqui-
ia de conducir cana la cual le frac-
iur6 un brazo.
Del distrito &c Utuado Il arresto
de los individuos BrauliO Cintr6n
y Lito Melendez. quicnes acomctie-
ron armados dc macetas, al indivi-
duo Dolores Santiago, hirisndole
gravemente- Celebrado el iuic ar
.e Ia Corte Municipal. el Cintr6n fue
sondenado q $50 de muIta, V al Ne
endez q 80 dias de caroel.
Del distritO de Nag,labO cOmuni-
an que La fuerzs de aagel di<tritO
prprendi6 una jugada DE- gsll0s en-
= casa del ex-POieia Insaaz Jose
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-13

7 ID
'Su Sria. lima. ha to-
madA en- varias ocasiones |
por prescription faculta- |
tiva esta preparation Dc !
farna universal , de ella |
In experimentado siem-
pre- saludables efectos. |
Su Srfa. lima. y Rna.
desea { Vds. toda pros
peridad y los bendice en-
el Sehor.r JOSE |
M. RAMIREZ COLON, |
Secretario del Arzobispa-
do. Guatemala, 8 de
Agosto. 1908.
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NlL l|A|[NTOS
In 10 CRIMINAL.
s juicios por asesinato
Sc veran en- el mes
de Feprero.
Muchas &C cusaciones de Sc
duccion ante el jurado.
Fl t6rmino de-Enero ofrece in.
terosantes causas S0bre di.
verses delitOs.

En- Ia corte de distrito oel distrito
judicial de San Juan P. R. Seccci6n
6egunda, Sc han hecho los siguien-
tes sefalamientos: !
&. Mercedes 12.-Manuel Artau,
atentado q la vida.
Jleves 13.-Ram6n Requena y
Nicasio Espinosa, escalamiento en-
primer grado.
Viernes 14.-Santos Lopez Y otro,
contra Ia justicia publica. Marcos
Ramos, seduction.
Sabado 15.-Felipe E. Roble,,
ultraje.
lanes 17.-Bartolo Alvarez, ul-
t1aje; Alejandrino Morales, seduc-
ci6n.
Mdrtes 1S.-Federico Ledesma
micidio voluntario; Leoncio Coma
lez y Santiago Reyes, dalos maliclo
SOS.
Microbes 19.-Isaac Franclin,
hurto de mayor cuantia y Pedro
Olivo. hurto de mayor cuantia.
Jueves 2O.-Jos6 Tlen, homici-
dio voluntario.
Viernes 21.-Hermenegildo Gar
cia, escalamiento en- primer grado-
Leocadia Marquee, ataque para
cometer homicide.
Sobado 22.-Francisco Sierra y
otros, ataque con intencion de CO.
meter homicidio.
Lunes. 24.-Jose Rojas ataque
para cometer homicide, Lorenzo
Gonzalez, hurto de mayor cuantia.
Martes 25.-Mariano Maldonado,
mutilacion. Ezequiel Cubertier, Ro-
bo.
Microbes Ceferino Medina
atentado a la vida. Eladio Miranda,
contra el oder ejecutivo.
Juepes 27.-Sergio Aguilar, esca,
lamiento. Francisco Santiago Ber-
mudez, hurto de mayor cuantia.
Viernes 2S.-Asuncion Fonseca,
mutilacion, Jose Tiben, dahos ma
iciosos.
Sabado 29.-Alejandrino Milche,
escalamiento en- primer grado. Ce-
ledonio Ramos y otro.
Lunes 31.-Lnis Rivera, escala-
miento en- primer grado; Julio San
chez y otros, robos; Juan Estrada
Rodriguez, seduction.
- :Febrero, martes 1.-Clemente Da
villa, ultraje; Juan Torres, atentado
q la>vida.
Microbes 2.-Manuel J. Rivera,
ataque para cometer homicidio.
Jleres 3.-Faustino Monies de-
Oca, ultraje; Simeon Loper, seduc
ci6n.
Viernes 4.-Enrique Rodriguez,
contra la seguridad publica; Jose de
la U. Bolerin, hurto de mayor cuan
tia.
Sabado 5.-Monico Escalera, fall
sa rep ntaci6n.
Lunes Santos Cruz, escala-
miento en- primer grado; Pedro Gu
ret delito contra la seguridad publ
ca.
Martes s.-Bonifacio Marrero,
seduction, Ricardo Yejo y otro.
Microbes 9.-Gregorio Pizarro,
hurto de mayor cuantia; Estaban
Fontanes, escalamiento.
Jueres Basilio Torres, asesi-
nato. F.!
Vierncs 1l.-Pedro Oquendo, a
seslnatO.
Sabddo Modesto Machicoto, /.
asesinato en- primer grado.
L,tnes 14.-,Jos6 Estrada, asesi- /
nato, en- primer grado.
Martes 15.-Carmen Lebron, ase-
sinato.
Miercotes 16.-Eleuterio Roman, |
Asesinato. ,
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FL anuncio artstico bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
Anuncios orlados Cich6 espeamente preparados para
cambar per6dcamente pare del texto para balances d
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es gran variedad de tpos estlos para ss anuncioa
Anunclos de ester ipia que mantenga1
sempre lmpo perfecto anunco-Chches de plana en-
terra especiales para anuncios grandes para hojas sue
tas-fijese en- las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENTS
GA" En- elias vera sucesivas muestras mcdelos de SUI
anunciOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-13

Cientos de M6dioos muy conoci
dos cerufican Ii verdad de que La
Pam ala cura ei Paludismo.
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Cura de Stearns, para el dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co, De-
troit, Michigan
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A. Alvarez y Hmno.
AgenteS exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de la cerveza Piel.

No contiene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Es mas nutritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonico y reconstituyente Au-
menta ell peso de las personals que la
usan. Fabricaday y embasada sin la
adicion de sustancias qufmicas. Con
tiene gran proportion de Malta.
Preparada de acuerdo con ell meto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con la ley
nacional de Alimentos Drogas de
JUNO 80 de 1906
En- tOdos los estd5lecimientos debe
v pedir cerbesd Piel Bros
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.L|NEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

1tinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara regir desde Ell 10 de Sep.
tiembre de 1909.
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cASAs Y ARTIcul0s
DE LOS E. u.

I UNVHO Utit1OUIOV
| DE LOS E U.
| Boarding en- Nueya York. :.
Buenas habitacioneA Comidas espa-
folas. Lmpieza y esmerado seryicio:
Precios m6dicos.--308. w. 116. tn St
New York, City. Julia Acosta.
DR.. Williams. Pfldoras contra
Ia anemia Schenectady:
Vino de Morrhcalta de Ulrici. Gu.
ra las Was respiratoriaa DR.. Ulrice,
New York.
Capsulas de Aoeite de Haarlem.
Curan intermediates de Ia vejiga Ho-
land Medicine Co.. Scraton, Pa.
Relojes Keystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co.. Philadel-
phis, Pa.
Sonora Winslow. ...Jarabe cal
mante. Remedio para nihos en- la
dentici6n.
Emulsion de Scott Aceite de
hfgado de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos Escriba { I. E. Du Pont de
Nemours & Pawder Co., 70 West St.,
New York.
Cura de Stearns, para el dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co. De-
troit, Michigan
S0Z0dOnte. -. Polvo perfecto para
los dientes. Compuesto de los mejores
ingredientea
DR.. Ford. ---Pfldoras para enrique
Ger y purifcar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co, 80 W. As tn ST.. New
York.
DR.. L0vett, Medicine Co.. P1-
doras para curar el reumatismo Box
II, New York, N. Y.
Henry K. Wampols & Co...-Fa-
bricantes quimicos. 66 Broad Street.
New York.
Ha dido Vd. hablar acerca del
nuevo remedio Pam-ala? Es un espe-
cifico para Ell Paludismo.
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stage is
SATISFIED

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Alonzo A.
Stage, director OF athletics at the Ur'-
versity OF Chicago and one Of the Il .
most authorities on fotball In me
United States, Is well satisfied with
the rules for the coming season, as
framed by the rules committee.
In my opinion said Stage here
today. THE new rules will do away
with a great amount OF the danger Of
serious injury to the players. The
game. as II will be played this season,
will be fast and interesting from the
spectators viewpoint"
An important meeting OF the CON-
mittee OF the officials OF the confer
ence schools will be held at the uni
versity today. A. c. Smith, OF the
University of Iowa, will preside and
the officials selected for the coming
year will be drilled in the interpreta-
ton of the rules. The western mem
bers OF the rules committee are Will
liams. of Minnesota, Dudley, Of Van
derbilt and Stage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17

BOXES WELL

NETWORK, Sept. flight fans
who watched Jack Goodman, locai
lightweight, outpoint Fighting DICK
INLAND of California, in a ten'round
bout at the National Sporting CIuo
last night, are agreed that his science
is a match for any OF the light~elenssS,
a hard enugh punch for a champion.
Goodman is to fight Packy MCFARLAND
and wants a match with Champion
Wolsast. but he will have to show
more than he did last night before he
may hope for victory over these.
The fight was one Of the best OF the
season and Goodman's cleverness cas-
ily Offset Hyland's rusning .acues
only in the ninth round was the west
erner able to do much damage to his
shifty opponent. In longer bout by
lands rugged makeup might have re-
turned him a winner
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be the most open classic OF the year.
In the held of Is may be mentioned
Willy. the European trotter that has
won many races down the line; The
Angelus. winner OF two races In as
many weeks: Annette r.. that cap
tured the $4,000 stake at Minneapolis
ten days ago: Creighton, a winner at
Syracuse: Baron Penn. winner OF a
fast heat at indianapolis. and others
OF 2:I0 ability.
The 2:06 pacing stake is on for the
same afternoon and Bland s.. 2:OS IA
will try and uphold the reputation OF
the west against Ella Ambulator,
Walter Hal. Walter W., and others
that are very fast. Fields In both
the ala and All trots which are
set for this afternoon are large and
classy.
The free-for-all pace on Thursday
Ii the greatest open-class field that
ever scored for the word on any
track. In II ar Gross X, 2:01 3-4;
The Eef,- 2:82 Barkey Hal,
2:02 IA: Aileen Wilson, 2:02 1-2;
Giftline. 2:02 "a. and Major Mallow,
1902 ga. II Is the first time that five
horses with records faster than 1908
have started In a race and the wise
men OF the turf cannot figure which
IL bets In the lot The 2:13 pace has
big field. the four-year-old trot
counts among It's starters Billy Burke,
2:06 "a. winner OF the $4,000 affair
at Syracuse on Wednesday. and the
200 trot is made up OF fast and game
horses that know how to race.
The biggest field OF green trotters
also the biggest field OF fast trotters
are in two events on Friday. In the
2:l9 trot there are 20 and ten OF
them have won In the last two weeks
so there will be some strenuous
razooing on the part of the transfers.
In the free-for-all trot are Sonoma
Girl. Orc, Country Jay, Nancy Royce
| and Spanish Queen, remarkable
field. The 2;l6 pace has monster
field and the 2;10 pace is made up
OF lot of very fast horses, SO the
meeting will be high-class right to the
last heat.
Geers, Murphy. Cox. Mcdonald.
McMahan, Dean. Ross. Harrison, Car
ter, Chandler. Miller, Gahagan, Snow.
Mccarthy, Snow, Lasell. Colby,
Chandler, Macy and all of the driv-
ers who have been riding In front
will be here TO contribute their share,
so that the second meeting OF the
season on the big track should be
one OF the great events OF year OF
exceptional sport.
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(6Y W. A. PHElON).

"I don't believe in driving the boys
to DEATH" says Frank Chance, nor
in imposing too strenuous restrictions
upon their personal liberty. So iar
az the Cubs are concerned, | have
never had cause TO worry about the
conduct OF the crowd-they are all
gentlemen and act as such wherever
they may go. But In dealing with the
boys on questions OF tntoxicants-
we'll, that's a different thing.
II realize that different men nave
different temperaments and must be
handled according TO the best Juds'
ment in each separate case. There
are players on the Cub team VINO
need an occasional beer as a seda'
tive and others who actually require
drink now and then as tonic
And there are others who can stano
the drinks In the off-season, but
would be shot all TO pieces II they
corned up durin the summer II takes
not only judgment 10 deal with these
different cases; but the greatest
diplomacy. II you allow one player
certain indulgences, and then yrefuse
them to another, you are sure TO be
accused of Partially and playing ia.
vorites, even when you know in your
heart that you are acting, in each In
stance, as best fits the exigency.
For the past two years II mas
been softer for me, because the boys
have nearly all got married, and al
have excellent wives. who look out
for their best interests and keep them
up to the mark. But, up to the great
finish OF 1908, I had my troubles
When We started on the swing round
the last eastern trip that season we
were way to the bad Looked as II
we would be lucky to wind up third
The boys were already planning to
Jump the traces and make the fina
trip a gigantic joy-ride OF jags and
fun. | assembled them and told them
that | thought we could win. want
ed them to keep in line till IL was
shown We couldn't by any possibility
win. and then. promised them, I'd
lead them to the beer. Until then, any
man who got bun on could fight me
and whether he licked me or got
licked he'd know he'd been In action
I'VE all know how the boys turned
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Nv uARRv NELLY.

IN About 60 young men Inhabited ~.
a. G. field this morning for the nrs'
Z hard football practice OF the season.
8 'rhey were from Central high ana
<the way they chased about showed
great determination, IL nothing else.
Coach Stocking will have likely
s3ot of material from which to select
his eleven this year. A LOT OF the oiu
< fellows are back and In addiuon
.crop of youngsters has developed rut-
Ing the last year or two.
The only thing that really IN lack
Sing is an athletic field exclusively
!. for the use OF Central. This institu-
ton boasts $500 students and is
eabout double the ordinary high school
size. yet in athletics Il has no more
facilities, save rented ones, than a
Grammar school. There's fine
chance at Central for some beneavol-
emit man OF wealth to leave behind
permanent monument to his name
and Hberality in the form or an attn
fietic grounds big enough for football,
<, baseball and track meets. Four acres
would do, Eve acres would make an
ideal grounds.
The large student body and alumni
at Central make athletics selfsup'
porting. They never have to go out
side the school there for help TO keep
teams in the field. Memberships in
the athletic association and gate re-
sceipts at games do that. Yesterday
the athletic board sold &c" football
spins along with years membership
IN the association and 400 went In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-17
LOSE GAMES:
MASCOT JUNK

Willie Newsome, who 10 here with
George Evans Ministries, once was
the proud mascot Of the New York
American league team. In his ex-
treme youth, Willie could play ball
pretty we'll. so he hung around the
Highlanders' park and picked up the
mascotting JOB.
After a time the Highlanders com
menced TO lose and they lost regu-
larly. Willie fell from grace. He
wasn't a mascot any more-he was
a jinx.
Therefore. steps were taken to dis
pose OF the hoodoo. Willie was a
good kid, so the players had no de-
sire to iniure his feelings but they
did want to shake him.
A happy thought struck Clarke Grit
fifth and he fixed up a lot OF phoney
kilograms and presented them to
Willie. They purported to be from
the managers of all other clubs In
the league. and Willie was informed
that waivers had been asked and
granted. SO he packed his uniform
and left sadly. The Yankees kept on
losing, anyhow, and Willie got his job
back after a few days.