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New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
WORK WANTED.

Male
paaF~b Il E,FPFF y, years experience. en-
r.loueF recently fiHiElIeG course higher account
s-p wants position With expert sccoUnfanf. also
-f4nog ~ pller reference q. T.. NJ, Il Shepard
ST. Malone, X >.
CHAUFFEUR Experienced mechanic: licensed
,5-3s.et-- Eve ears experience. private family.
hi.iest references. all cars. =. Grundy. SIS
Amsterdam ave
TS7s-FsTR VITA know ledge OF engineering wish
fne H. enter business iife, desires position with
ssrssTesg or manufacturing concern where abil-
~ reliability and energy VIII result IN advance
sreent No oanvassing. Address B. +. G, Trib-
une Otice
n Z, 7sF-F3FT Nc FR-First class plain painting:
-vsUfs STEADY Cifuation. Cughian. is5 Clifton
PI. BROOKLYN
ss7TTs,5O s,5OGRAPHER % employed with machinery
,,-5, wants position as assistant head Of de
- -1enr i. similar line technical knoHledge "
eg4s.,sd and locomotive work Address No. 3G.
slo West lesth 81
-,55z,rIs5fT VALET wishes = fe@ gentlemen, good
-eferences. cooke 216 East 5ltl 81
7=- 7,5-4FsTAN or fiATEMAS.--T Thoroughly com
.,--, ty7lst a ori hV and reliable. af nncf. citv
90, ,fe-sFc. bonds n requirees 2, =, 1es Grand
:, ger.ev city y. J.
5-,,5-z-sz Is- s-srfr place - aork tew hsgrs
l.. r,-r,,sgr sr,6 =Teutrs = ef5 ds5 ezfo. u
ancord - Rrork =
1890 sFE7- f5sl -eh -oacetsa. oesirss posi-
4s7s, -s,ere there i tltlre ses at..-ss esrEeI.
--.-@e---.sz K II. EcI IL T-1ouns cE.cs.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DUNES IL oli IA IONS WAN GO.
Female.
I.ADY-S MAID se4hlstress. nurse attendant
Neat Frenel-Tialign girl. speaks English.
French. italian best references; 81. Oster-
bergs AEency, IlG Lexington aye.
I.ADYS MAID Trench swiss experienced
traveller packer, hslrirsszinE; good
stress. Sln. several others 500 SsS Waldorf
Agency. ~ West ;i..i st, Phone Joo Madison
LAUNDREss. swedish. first class, shirts col
lars. cuffs, wages. $50; excellent references.
city or country Industrial Association Employ
ment Agency. II West 42d St Phone 5aI0-
Bryant.
LAUNDREss-Young woman wishes position as
references. Miss Margaret smiths Agency -
West 42d 81
L.AUNDREss-W first class references: can
do shirts, collars and all fine linens Miss
Margaret Smiths Agency, - West AID ST Tele-
phone Sd39-Bryant.
I.AUND DRESS Neat, good swedish girl excel
lent laundress: friend chambermaid. assist
waitress. best references. Osterbergs Agency
1i9 Lexington ave, Telepeone lO55--Piaza.
NURSE Danish Protestant. excellent reference
thoroughly experienced. two children; $50
Waldorf Agency T. West SD Phone 600
Madison.
NURsE-Cap psbie english woman well recofn-
ulendcd IEed about 10 vsCe- aSS Waldorf
tEency u Vest 57d 81 Ftcne Sno Madison
NURSE -a-qrjh tF7gFlan inexperienced. Epealins
French. htt!s kngi.sh seed eispasifian arx-
Gus . earn sldort Assleys - Nsst esd 81
Fhcns 500 Ags5lscn-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
STEAMER NARY POWELL

Leaving Dssbrcssss ST a. 1-45 n, Wss-
4@d St : P. NJ. Wesr 129rh ST. . 20 ?. II
datIv except SUNDAY, fo- Highland Fails. Wss-
Point frsturntus BY beat or rail}, Coruwsu.
Nswhurzh. New HamburEh. Niircu- POuEh-
Le4psie. Fondour AMI Kingston. C-chesrra-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
Female

lhA-I z-El.i rT-PzaiI5 sewing small T3r1 ale
tsnlr- must have good references; wages s2s-
~ LucUs--izl Asso-isticr. Enc, E-nploT11lsnt
zssrc- j 2 sst &c -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

FemasS.
GOVERN NE.sS.-North German; teaches French,
music desires position to travel excellent
references Industrial Employment Agency As
ISOLATION Inc. Il West 4ed ST Phone 62io-
Bryant.
HOTSEvORK-By competent neat Young
woman: personal references. CITY or country
Hrg. Coopers Agency kl7 6th ave, 3sth -.
USEKEEPER.-B capable. refined woman;
Scotch-Canadian; Protestant: bachelors home
where help is kept preferred; references eN-
changed NJ, IA West sd 81.
uOUSEWORK-By intelligent Christian
widow good plain cook, in small family where
boy three years old would be no objection: would
rent room near work best OF references II re-
auired W. E. Tribune Office.
HOUSEWoRKER ER-Ciood cook; bake; excel
lent laundress. has child. two years; highly
recommended! cits or country. Morrow's Agency
I'll Lexington ave.
HOT5sEWORK- neat young woman: would
assist with laundry; two years references; city
or country Mrs. Cooper's Agency. s57 9th aYe's
3Hth 81.
TNFANTs NURSE WIN care secoud child.
seven years In last place; $50 Aiiss Shea .
Agency. East 42d st
I4AnY's MAID-English Protestant excellent
seauiEtrear. assist ether work; four years per
sonal references. wages. $50, city or country
iudnstrisi Association Employment Agere,. II
west 80 e
L&pFs MAID -Lsdv ishss 10 secure pesi-
tion foF superior German girl, Writs or teis
phone Hrz g = BrsadF. IS srtuns aFe,.
Rev Eeehslls. n. N
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

sbAaIBER R8TA ATT1--vAITRESE fer Glen Cove;
Eres I'm tsullr, s1e-S2e- Miss FitZGersle
azslc- 5C3 s-h ave entrance on sed
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
HUDSON RIVER

DAv ITNE STEAMERS HENDRICK HID
.ON R0FrET TTTTON AND ALBANY.
Daily except SUNDAY. Leave BROOKLYN F11--cu
Sr- by Annex. s. DesbrosSes st. 40 " 42d
St O. ". 129th ST. 20 A. N Landing a.
Tonkers. West Point, Eswburgd- Poughkeep-
Sic kingston Point Carsk1lL. Hudson and A.
bauy Easv connections North. East and West
AT thru rail tickets between y. 2. and Alban~
accepted. EIcsr delightful ons-dav outings -
West Point NevburEh. or FouEhksepsts- -
turning on down boat Meals served a al
,n
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
sISTF,Ils-TWo. one a. waitress. other cham
berrraid and seamstrcss: excellent references
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. > West al ST.
Telephone 3uaa-Bryaut
WAITRESS civ exceIen, references
makes ali salads. carve Miss Margaret
smiths Agency. - West f=d 81 Telephone
S039-Bryant.
" TNITR RESS-6 -6fIAMBERMAID--Yo Young neat. ca
pable; good city reference W. Miss Eof-
r,aver's Agency. .i2e-a.,s 5Ih ave. ninth huer.
Tel 45eI Madison square.
WAITRESS. &c.-seotch Protestant as waitress.
assist chamberwurk. very neat. best OF refer
erres, city or country Mrs Golfers Agency.
45I 4th ave, cor, 3lst ST
ATTRFeSS-TalI neat slight girl: thoroughly
experiencat sAlada. wines. etc. 500. several
others. S25-s3O. Waldorf Agency, u West SD
81. 'Phoae 2O0 Matison
wASHING-To take home. or by dav; by col
ored Ferkins, l:is west 99th 81
WORKING ITOUSEKEEPER or kTTE.Nu Mt
Capahic American woman; understands good
home caeking. WeuId take entire charge NJ
apartmeut or small house in COUNTRY good rsf
sreurea. Miss FitFGersids Bureau. SOS sth ave
Entrance i.d 81
WORKING HoT TsEKE KEFPFE Yonnx reansd
Danish WamsH ishes position with one OF
tee gentlemen. sxcsllegt cook. drst lass res
sren~e r. car. Mlzu roharts. sIl g. avs
Fhons 1871 aaaisen-
FCsfAN middle ss- eslagsd a'.shss sfscs
=. rIisln- rrts~H c-es 1854 var
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

Ns~sED-aTeu Who desire 70 ada 20 their IN
hr selling securities IL the evening
! su5 r z. u. CD Hfr. Griffith. Eoem %. -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

C-tLEsc-ES throughout the Tinted States y sell
s----aohiis necessities: every oTue- wants our
r-c-s-ccr. references required The oxen Ire &
Fr1lec11r Co. 523 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

lT-Nt. Man t2h strong and willing wishes
position ~ anything. Mullen. 527 East 6oth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
Mrs. Helen M. ScoVille's

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 2o42 FIFTH AVE
RESIDENT and DAY pupils from fourteen
20 twenty-five years cid. Special studies and
regular course. General culture wark and
al
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

YOUNG MAN. -. highly edursted. where merit
viii secure advancement. =. e h, Box .
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

EzLEz.--AN. Tor e shoe Epecislty. ore who
l--cvE isz-zs must be acquainted with shoe
-a-rfsc-urers. --e6en-Iai Employment CerreTe-
ton - E-csGVay, agency
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
FSNNsYLy yASIA.
INSTRUCTION.

For Boys and Young Men-City
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

-T0ETFEFERS understanding trial balances
,5gI-i0rs open psylnE s7sa-Sl. .oso. Credenrisl
r--rfgvuent Corporation Est iaGzi, 70 Broae-
--s-. srsnrv-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

YONG Nan fcoloredp elevator man.
s-{tcfreard operator OF useful man IN pri-
ys-e fznli7-- Write H Laird. - West oath 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

/ TARMFIA ANp-Svede: So. good milker and
! tesmeter. farm experience in this country
sober obiizing Mathews Agency-, SIS 9th
ave Tel. SIS BTyaut.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

teEEEESE E-N -ATTTE z for large pan house 70 so
20 EEen1z Ares. ---ust know Spanish. saiar-
= go. sl-Ehtu lAsslcyD. F--at1roas Building
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

nov 1-l-istsa- onis1 for strictly arst class f-zn
---ur- 20 retired. S. With Advancement J1Tp
----fs-a-e tAEencrh- s. Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

1sFlTIIO.S NURSE nursery EOveFness-tIef-
man growing children. II. Miss Hofmas err $
Arsr..y a2o and 322 18th ave. corner of I'D s.
Tel S3.T Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

FARMER GARDENER. TREES. POULTRY
BY graduate Of agricultural college who has
had two ysars' practical experience since capa-
HE az taking charge strong. willing and pains
taking: can furnish best references; IS willing
70 20 into any o. Middle or New England states
Address stating terms location and work
nrirsd z Q H EoE II Tribune Ollice-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

fs-z-sssf. -S-F u-rl.- cuppIisss boria insfGs ard
outzloe ua-. SIS 70 ztart- NiEhfH fAEzncvA.
s--rnn Eu.laIaE.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

BUTLER Young tall. neat Svede f50l; three
years last place: excellent butler. valet: best
references, CsterberEs Agency, If6 Lexington
ave Tel f055 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

3 -z-- familiar with modern machine ehcP
rrz-rIce thoroughly cspabis nan. Credential
---l-a-az-- Ca-no-a-Lon. - E-oaaw AEencv.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

COACENAN GARDENER.-ver reliable; use
f1l a. anything needed on gentleman s place
excellent references. Carpenters Agency i54
c-h -heI I=se
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

t~ry ASfrEE1fA DIVA AITRESs-Pa articulsr!yneat
cIaan cspsble girI. excellent reference; go
u aIdorf Agency L West SD - Phone oVo
The Washington times., 1910-01-06

Well vel No King interview today.
v mats the matter with our morning
contemporaries
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
MUST DECIDE SOON.
SAYS TEX RICHARD
Promoter Puts Issue Square
ly Up to People of Salt
Lake City.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-Just be-
fore Tex Rickard left salt Lake City
he made the following statement re-
garding the big fight which he and Jack
Gleason are TO stage on July 4
Il will return to salt Lake City on
January Is, and when I return I viii
want TO know whether salt Lake people
and the State want the JefTries-Johnson
bout II is a business proportion with
me. II the fight were TO be stopped al
the last minute, both fighters would de-
uaud the full purse. and under the con-
tract 7 would have TO pay them / want
must know that Z is wanted and that
it viii be staEec with the consent
and good viii o. he authorities and
the people at large
Every business man with whom
have talked has been heartily fl favor
OF the fight T-ey look at II from a
business STANDPOINT I am relying upon
the good faith Of the people Of Salt
Lake and Utah. and when return
viii look TO them for a yes OF no
I have the fight on q platter am
ready TO hand IT to Salt Lake City, and
want 20 do So 7 am not going to ask
purse called for I'm the contract [ have,
in my own money. and where j say the
fight viii 20 II VIII 60 ] am not going
TO lobby with the officials. II that is
uecessa ~. others must do Il I am
standing by Salt Lake because 7 prom
fsed the business men OF the city before
I left 10 bid for the 90 that salt Lake
would have the first chance, and 7 am
here 10 make good my part It IS I'D
TO Salt axe"
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
HART NO LONGER
A TIGER CAPTAIN
Rumor Says Princeton Foot
ball Star E5a5 Resigned
His Title.

NEW YORK, Jan Sit nas been
reported on very good aVClorfty thaf
Eddie Hart has resigned tI-4 caP-afncv
or the 1910 Princeton varsity football
eleven, and ths, only after receiving
this resignati-n did the athletic sd-
Flsory committee decide To make W W
Roper graduate director Of athletics
Up 10 tEat moment Roper-s can
dldacy had not been assuredIv success
fui, because Hart had made il very
plain TO. the powers that he did not
want Roper as head coach Of the
team 20 whose captaincy ne mad been
elected
As 20 who VIII be Harris successor
there is considerable doubt Sparks ran
him fairly close race last year, when
the selection was made. and Il IS posi-
bic that the leaders mantle v-iu nov
fall on the haIfback's shoulders
Three officials prominent during the
football season Just ended and for many
preceding ones said today that had
any gridiron opponent Of Princeton lat
fall objected 70 Harris presence on the
field they would have sustained the pro
test and ordered him of They would
have done this, they said, because Of The
nature OF the headgesr which re wore
other than on that ground there was
nothing ia the rules on which 10 haSe
an order OF removal.
This Headgear- II can be definitely
stated, weighs oyer twenty pounds, and
consists IN part Of heavy steel braces
10 protect HaTt's injured neck Under
the rules such headEea-or, indeed
metal armor Of any kind anywhere on
the PERSONS forbidden These officials
two Of whom at least viii Doubtless he
seen during 1870 on the EridirOu, said #
f1aTt made any effort 10 play then that
they would not permit IT, But II seems
likely that they viii never. under the
circumstance reported from Princeton
be compelled 70 take such a radjCa
and TegTetta bic. even If necessary. step
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
NEW CARTER CARS
ARE ARRIVING HERE
Late Models of Washington
Autos Are Ready For
Market.

When IL came 70 naming its product
the Garter Motor Car Corpora ton show
ed Its Patriotism by calling its car the
Washington The 1910 models are now
coming through the factory in large
numbers and their graceful lines are
winning them much favor with motor
IstsJ
The cylinders have a bore Of four and
cHe-quarter inches ana a stroke Of four
and one-haIf inches. developing thirty
hVe-horsepower- fabrication is BY
means OF a seIf-cOntained oiIfng system
IN the crank .ase Of the notsr. and
the cooling is obtained By means Of q
thermo-syphon system. The source Of
current supply in the ignition system is
a magnetic OF the high-teusion type. to-
: ther witt Atwater-Kent unisparker
ard batteries.
The wheel base Of Washington cars is
IL inches, and they may be had with
roadster, touTa bout baby tOnueau, or
touring bodies Vanadium steel driving
and axle shafts motor with Offset crank
snaft1 and straigHT-Iine drive are Spe-
ciai features Of the new models.
Inc makers announce the Washing on
car IS guaranteed against defective ma
teT1al ana workmanship for a period Of
I'VE years This is said to be a new
policy FOR an American automobile man
ufacturer 70 adopt, as I'D 20 the pres
cut time the guarantee has been lin
tied to one year
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
BROTHERS TO CATCH
ON SAME BALL CLUB

Brownie Holmes. sporting editor
Of Dayton. Ohio. newspaper. viii
quit his Job IN March 10 become a
professional catcher He has been
signed 70 play with the Zanes~ille
team in the Central League His
brother, Tom, is a member Of that
club
For several years Brownie has
been prominent I'm amateur circles
and regarded as the best Of the
youngsters IN his part of the Buck
eye State
He formerly wrote for a Cleveland
paper and accompanied the Maps on
cir training trip a few years ago
At that time he made a remarkable
showing. doing backstop work in
CIeveIand's spring games
II the youuEsteT makes good, and
there is no reason why he shouldn't.
GAINESVILLE viii be the only club in
organized baseball boaztiuE Of two
brothers as backstops-
The Washington times., 1910-01-06

Some Of the leading agitators against
the horrors OF football are neglectins
10 show humanity enough TO scatter a
few ashes on their pavements-
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
O'DAY LIKES CUBA,
MAY WINTER THERE
Veteran Umpire Lauds Treatment
Accorded Americans BY
Islanders.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan 6--Cmpire O-Day,
Of the National League STAFF. may spend
hts winters in Cuba hereafter He en-
joyed his recent trip there 50 well that
he Is considering an offer IN 20 back
at the opening Of the Cuban league
season and Officiate as umpire until
around April I.
The dean % the umpiTes is enthusiast
tic over the future OF baseball iu Cuba,
and brought back the Information that
the CubauS intend 10 apply for aduiS-
sion 20 the ranks Of organized baseball.
and were extremely EosplTaDie IN their
treatment II visitors from the United
States. despite the recent troubles the
American team had there
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
CAMPS PROPOSITION
EMINENTLY SENSIBLE
Tryng-Muphys Attitude Toward Murray
VIII Be Interesting
By THOMAS S. RICE

Nothing more practical has been suz-
gesued since the agitation against the
1919 stvIe. Of football was started than
the proposition Of Walter Camp, % Yale,
that the University Of Virginia first ana
second teams Try out the changes
which MS long experience has led Mr..
Camp 10 think would help the game
IL Is q fact that many Of the iun0ya-
tons in the code in the past have
proved severe appointments. either
because they were neEatived by astute
and legally minded coaches. or because
the plays they were designed TO pro
mote were deliberately left out Of the
list Of plays used II is well known
that unoer the Ira rules 1t was per
fectIv possible to have an almost en-
-ireIy open game, yet how many coaches
relied upon that style2 Not one The
forward pass and other free-runninG bits
Of strategy were held IN reserve for
emergencies, and the same old line
charging aud scmi-mass plays which
have been tie subject Of SO much pOpu-
lar disapproval were the main features
Of every eleven in the country
II ft as good thing TO give M
Camps ideas d practical test. why not
extend thu system 10 the radical changes
advanced pv west Point. the District OF
Columbia. and others2 There is no rea-
son why the idea should not be gener-
ally adopted. and We suggest thGe
Georgetown University could be Of Erea'
service by having It's first and seCou@
efevaus practice 4 few days under the
proposed new rules
Some Of the leading agitators against
the horrors OF football are neslectinz
to show humanity enough TO scatter a
{ few ashes on their pavements-
The National Commission having re-
ferred to the National League the re-
fusaI Of the Philadelphia club 20 1--we "
/ To its contract with Manager Billy Mar-
ray let us watch what action the league
takes Charley Murphy is becoming
n1riu- with his disclaimers Of any syn
Giratior Of the Chicago and Philadelphia
clubs. and Brother Charley TAFT IS also
there with soothing deuia!s. Now, there
gre $1,000 coming 10 Murray II no is
Teluanentl- dumped as manager Tine
owners Of the PhiIIes would be Erievec
most deeply 10 pay over that coin
Wherefore we snail note with care the
stand Murphy takes in regard TO eN-
tending Murray ordinary justice II
viii be q sore trial for Murphy He VII
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
OFFERS
ZYBSCO A HANDICAP
Turk Thinks He Can Throw
Pole Twice In An
Hour.

CHICAGO, Jan e.-Antonio Pierre.
manager for YUssiG Nahmout. the
Turkish wrestler, has announced that
he would be- $1,000 that Nahmou+ can
defeat Zybsco. the Polish giant. twice
in an hour. and agreed TO meet the Pole
on a winner-tske-aU basis
Pierre also issued def 20 FranI,
Gotch, offering A 5000 side bet. and
Supulating that the winner receive the
entire purse.
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
CLAIRVOYANT SAYS
Johnson WILL WIN
Negro Pugilist Delighted With
Announcement of Fortune
Teller
Teller

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. Jan 6.-Wheu
Jim Jeffries was here "A month ago he
announced ne had dreamed he would
whip Johnson johnson was here re
Gently. and was given a reading by a
clairvoyant and told he would win
He declares ne has no faith IN dreams
but he belives implicitly in fortune
teUers. Upon his aTrivel here he visited
a former Chicago negro ClairvOyaut,
Prof Williams. known as the black
prince"
Williams went into a satisfactory
trance. and informed Johnson he would
win by q body blow in q terrific fight
Johnson was ali smiles, and declared
he was Convinced Of his success. though
he was disappointed that no inf0rma-
ton was forthcoming as 10 the number
OF rounds
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
TO DEMONSTRATE SILENCER

4 demonstration Of the capabilities
OF the Maxim siIencer, a gun attach
ment- viii take place at the National
Sporting Goods store. AT s24 Ninth street
this evening
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
CHAMPION BOXERS
MAY TOUR WORLD
Nelson and KetChe1 Plan Trip
To Meet All
Corners

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 6-S-anIey
KetChel and Battling Nelson have about
come to an agreement TO tour the world
together, meeting all Corners, the aBttler
attending 10 the Ughtweights. while
steve looks after the big men
ketchel figures that there is no one
outside OF johnson and JenrieS thar he
has any reason TO be afraid Of
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
LOUGHREY SIGNS
TO BOX DESHLER

PHILADELPHIA. Jan s. Young
Louchrey. % this city. IS 90 fight Dave
DeshIer, OF New England, twelve rounds
Ar the ArnoTy Athletic Association. OF
Boston, next Tuesday night Manager
Jack Hsulon having made the match
for Young LOughrey-
The Philadelphia hoy IS popular in
Boston through his last few fights IN
thai city
The Washington times., 1910-01-06
SUTTON AGREES
TO PLAY HOPPE
Pair Viii Meet For Title
Some Time In March In
Chicago.

ST LOUIS, Jan George Sutton
champion ISL biuiaTdist, has announced
that he would defend the title against
Willie Hoppe IN Chicago some time in
March
He said ne would not play in Pitts
burg, and that he had not decided
whether u would be a one-night affair
The Washington times., 1910-01-06

want the advertising and boosting that
would follow roofing for Murray. but
l9,v9 bucks is passel o money On
me whole. we rather expect the league
lB DUt IL I'D to the PhIIadeIr ia own
erS 20 make good on MurTa-'- contract.
but whether they viii comfy is another
question
Murray, There is hope fer the dope
writer's Push. Of Detroit. has already
announced himself as salary hOld-OuJ-
That helps in these dull days.
That Garry Hermann would be re-
elected chairman Of the %atioI-aI Com
mission was a foregone conclusion, and
we extend our congratulations Mr.
hermann has given n great deal of
tIue 10 the work Of the commission.
ana We venture the opinion that there
Is not man IN baseball who could have
ulleG the position better. He is not in
IaiLDle IN his judgment. and he and
MS fellow commissioner have shown a
tenuencv more than once To be carried
away hy their peculiar relations 10 an
enormous gussi-pubiic business but the
millennium IS not at hand. nor are there
any Indications that il is coming around
the corner. and until that time arrives
nlmans VII err The principal thing
Tor VT hermann and his colleagues to
guard against IS the passing OF rules
mat may on the surface be needfuI 10
baseball but IN their essence will be
So contrary To the civil law that those
persons adversely affected may develop
Well well No King interview TO-DAY
. WHAT'S the matter with our morning
contemporaries
The report that New England negroes
are raising q huge bet TO place IN Jonz-
son iu his bout with JefTries brings IN
mind the question whether Johnson win
] play as fair with the members Of his
race as Joe Cans was wont to do Cans
as Tar as can be learned. never ir-Tnu-
uouaiy deceived the negroes about his
I prospects in 2 Sight When he felt that
he vas going 20 win he told them 10 20
ahead When he was lot certain he ad-
viSed them 20 hold or He StunZ the
Z white sporting public several times with
I his fakes, notably the one IN which he
! laid down 10 Terry AfCG0veru. but every
( negro in the land had a tip on what
& was going to happen and bet on Nc
CIoveru-au interesting incident for
J those who are not aware how large a
number Of the race can keep q crooked
secret without hetrayinE Il. and well
F worth studying FOR that as well as its
sporting side
Tom Andrews IS right CT the lob in
! his sporting annual He has inClud.1
I aeropIane records in his latest issue
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The Washington times., 1910-01-06

Tom Andrews IS right on the Job in
his sporting annual He has inClud- !
aeropIane records in his latest issue
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