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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22

TWO Japanese baseball teams tour
I'd the country last year. This sea
son a Chinese team will try con-
illusions with some of tho college
mines. according to Robert Vat, of
Chicago. The team contemplating
the trip is the Chinese Athletic club
of Honolulu. and will be the first
Chinese baseball club to visit this
country.
Mr.. Vat has received a letter from
his brother, who is vice president OF
The Chinese Athletic Club, To the ef-
feet that citizens Of Honolulu had
subscribed $1,000 toward the trip.
The team is composed Of students
and former students OF Hawaiian col
ages. MIR. Vat will confer with Pat
Page. pitcher OF the University OF
Chicago team, who managed the Jap
anese baseball team which played in
this country last year. He hopes To
book contests for the Chinese play.
ers throughout the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY

STEvENsvILI.E. VA. Dec. cl.-
News has just been received here Of
the sudden death OF Mrs. Lillian Re-
we're. of Wares Church. Mrs. Re-
we're was the daughter OF James
Carlton and married Tom Revere. Her
husband and Ave children survive
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Colburn, Of Cold
Water. will spend Christmas ct Salts
Jury. Nod. tho former home Of Mrs.
Colburn.
DIR. ClaybrOoke FAnntlcroy's cook
shot I fcx n the barpyar6 And has
his brush ~ prove q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
Jack Johson Returns.

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.---Jack john
son, heavyweight champion pugilist
of tho worl returned to America to-
night OF the steamship kronprinzes-
sen Cecilie and stated emphaticaliy
that he had not retired from the ring.
His appearance belied the cable dis
patches that the champion was fat
as prize porker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
LURAY LIQUOR CASE
REVERSED BY COURT

Especial to The Richmond vfrginian.)
LURAY. VA. Dec. 21.-Jacob
Kalley. ono Of the men charged with
operating q speakeAsy In Luray
some time ago by J. w. Morgan. =
Roanoke detective. was acquitted yes
to-day In the Circuit Court Of this
county.
Kelley was tried In the mayors
court 1t the time Of his arrest, and
on conviction no appealed his case
to the county court.
Tho case was supposed to be strong
against Kelley. and the precedent -.
tablished. 1t IL said. will govern the
other cases against other offenders
who were arrested along with kelley,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
UNIONIsTS GAIN AN
IMPORTANT VICTORY

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Ths Unionists
have gained an important victory In
North Ayrshire. Mr.. Campbell de-
feating Andrew MoBeth Anderson. q
Liberal members OF the House Of
Commons. In the recent by-elections
b. . majority Of 27l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22

A dispatch from Norfolk says that
s:e Virginia Railway and Power
Company wants the Norfolk baseball
park in order to build new sheds and
a power plant The Norfolk club
has an option for two years on the
mark, however, and Is not likely to
give II up. Meanwhile President Will
liams, Of the Virginia League. has
been in the Tidewater city holding
a conference or two.
President Williams organized the
present Norfolk club and turned the
presidency over to Woodward Allen
who has made many friends since
he has been al the head OF the club.
Mr., Allen had an exceedingly dis
agreea BILE fight on his hands when
he took office The former owners
IL the club had been very popular
In Norfolk and II was chiefly owing
to the election of Mr. Williams as
head of the Virginia League that they
stepped out of baseball. The Nor
folk papers were none too friendly
70 the new owners and gave the Tide
water League club by far the better
of the argument Mr.. Allen, how
ever. has pleasing personality and
deserves to head winner.
OF course. Mr.. Allen is allied with
the Williams faction in the Virginia
League sauahble, but that Is TO be
expected. He is under no little obliga-
ton to the president of the league and
naturally stands by his friend.
President ElmoTe ID. Helms. OF
Roanoke. is In position similar to
that OF Mr.. Allen. Mr.. Williams
has granted the Roanoke man favors
and it is UP TO him to stand by the
present president of the league.
Has Seen New Light.
Speaking Of the Virginia League
and its chickering's the I.ynchburg cor
respondent of the Sporting News
munt have seen great light since
he wrote the letter that appears IN
the current issue. In the St Louis
publication the writer says that the
decision of the National Board must
ne regarded as Williams victory.
Since that time he has found out
that the decision Of the board was
quite the opposite.
The Board OF Arbitration. through
Chairman Farrell, will name date
for another meeting, when an cleo
lion for president shall be held and
the board viii see to 1t that man
satisfactory TO all the clubs in the
ieague viii be chosen. From the best
INFORMATION oDtainable, II can be as
serted. with due respect to the
friends Of Mr.. Williams and the
president of the league himself, that
DIR. Williams VIII not be reelected
nor he will not hold over
Norfolk Club All Right.
The Norfolk dispatch. mentioned
above, says:
The Tars. IL Is understood. will
start the 1872 season with a reserve
list OF players, including all of the
best men Of last season, and the city
Should have strong team. There
will be but two or three vacancies on
the team To fill. Whether or not
charlie Babb will return as manager
is not known.
The presidential muddie in tho Vir.
sinia League is. OF course. still unset
tied. and VIII be untSl the meeting
of January s. The sporting writers
throughout the circuit seem to be
united in favor of the retirement OF
,oth Mr.. Williams and the Lynch
burg man. in favor of a man VIII,
will harmonic both factions and so
lidify the league for the new season
That this Is the wise course is tn,
''oncensus Of opinion among the ioca
fans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
loom. THE oMNTPoTENT.s
GETS INTO TROUBLE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-A warrant
for the arrest Of loom, the omni.
potent" Of Homer Stansbury Lee or
Pierre Bernard, was issued this II.
ternoou by the court Of special 90,
sionA the complaint charging that
Dom violated the educational law
when no named his school tho New
York sanscrit College" Il q held
that Dom Is not licensed by the state
and has no college no college decree
ana therefore has no right to q.
sumo the name OF c0llege.
the investigation that resulted in
Tho signing Of warrant wns hoeed ~
~sormation furnishsd. the apthar1s
elee by young MDman Wha naawneel
0nA n 0op1ns1 a1yS ~ a ]. S11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
SEABOARD MAY NOT
WITHDRAW 'SHOO-FLY'

RALEIGH. n. C., Dec. 21.-There is
such stror opposition developed to
the proposed discontinuance OF the
''Shoo-1iy" train on the Sea board Air
Line between Raleigh and Hamlet,
that II Is announced tonight that the
road Will probably reconsider and alter
its decision,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22

BASEBALL NEWS AND GOSSIP
Report Says Raoy Company Wants Norfolk Baseball Park
Cktnee Team o Visit United Shat<s-Othey Notes

floor game without permission BIZ
came near losing his Job with the
Buccaneers a couple Of seasons ago.
because he played with the Southside
team in defiance OF President Drey-
fuss orders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
Cnoxs IN Manage HaverhtlI.

NTOsS -NH1sIEsESU
HAyERHIIL, MASS. Dec, al
Monte Cross, former shortstop of the
Philadelphia Athletics, has been
signed AS manager of the Haverhill
New England League) Club for next
season,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
Outlaws In Reading.

Reading, Pa. sends this interest
ing information:
Representative OF the proposed
outlaw baseball league. Of which
Reading is to be a member. were IN
this city, looking over the situation,
They called on William Abbott Wit
man, owner of the Circus Maximus
grounds. and they pronounced his
grounds among the finest in the Unit
ed States. II is claimed that 1t will
he an easy matter to get together a
first class baseball club TO represent
Reading in the league, and that there
are any mum Der of minor league men
no wifi jump alta chance 10 get II
boost in their salaries. There are n
dozen men ready TO become manager
Of the Reading team,
Mr.. Whitman says he built Circus
Maximus for a baseball ground, and
that baseball will either be played
on the grounds in 1912. or else he
will tear down the grsndstand and
use the sits for building purposes.
Nobody in this section appears TO
take the outlaw league seriously.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22

kountry Kids. vaudeville and GEN.
sored moving pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
Pirates At Indoor Game.

Members Of the Pittsburg Baseball
Club who desire 10 take part In win
ter sports arc not running any risk
OF being halted by the club officials.
President Dreyfuss gave formal per-
a7isSion 70 Liefeld. Campbell and
6yrne. who asked that they be allow
"a to play on Ed. Konetchy's indoor
BASEBALL team In st. Louis.
The Pittsburg officials insist that
every player In their employ must
consult them before indulging In any
risky winter sport Honus Wagner
~ soon as the baseball season IL
over. applies for and obtains Il per-
INIT to play basketball There's no
reason why he shouldn't play" said
Mr.. Dreyfuss yesterday. The spor,
: II clean one and It does the big
fellow good"
Big Bill Powell. centre on the
Un1ontowu team In the Central Bias
ketball League. Is the only Pirate
Who ever ran afoui OF the rule pro-
Atbiting players from playing the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22

The Christmas Offering at the
Academy will be the comedy, over
night" AT the Bijou Eugenie Blair
will present The Test"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-22
At the Theatres
Colonial.

Bijou.
This week--"Ths Rosary"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
pUNlsHEO -iaE MURDER AT LAST

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
IN \ BAD WAY"
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION,

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 Wlan urinary troubles set in,
 Yo-r Kidneys are in bad say-
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 Here L5 gCod evidence Co proys e.
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNE

R-suhr meetings ul N---e Fssz Lodge No. lls lrae and Masozs. second and l.urh E.tiass each uouLa a, $ g u s-s-g, ay - s0uly lall, - El-rl asell, soiUlrai-s ed s-5l-.-7 -e-.--' arc requested 70 meet w,l us.
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
AnAriosAL DISGRACE

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
l.REgIlRY 0F TRlIERslL SlGIEIEs
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD,

Regular meetings of Camp SAas say, No. !. every Tuesday aJ S-Se o'clock sharp. m A. B. aaI Hroal way.
 Visiting brothers are cordially n. dlsd
 j. J. Chambers, A, c. P. J. poheEU, A R.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
aA1ERNaL oRosR OF EAGLES

Resalar meetings oi SAasway Aegs No. 25. Frat=rual OgI=r gI Eagles arsl and ylEJ W-llgsJays ln eael month. la lsg aall o- sil-a Avenue st S;3Q p. D. sAzrp,
 Al members are requested % D, present and y.siuas brothers are -l yiJed .1 attend
 ELMER WHEELER. Worthy Pres.
 J. M. Keller, Worthy Secy-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

A large number Ot yo-as ae1iels Fretgy and hzalJay and sl-l-s Co make homes. are bzlas shipped .L-o Canada from Europe Harry uP laat Eeci2F0- gi-y bm-Clyysl.El Leader
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Ne l0at cary bread in stock but b. have wh2t goes wlth u-Nay- I5ssr Butter ou Parker House Rolls n the Morning is deAcious-the but ler can be bad as the Frye Bruha Co. Iog iJ ca1Ls I1
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTivs
 ORDER OF ELNS

Skasway L0dge. No, 4gl. B, ?. O. EIzs, meets every Thursday evening .u each month at S-gt D. u N,sir ing Brothers are cordially invited
 F. \. CaLrW4u. Sec. A cordial .-v---.a- .s eN-.-4ss "a visiting brJ1-r-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Waea General Sherman made hs .4ul1s remark about var. he Was l-ab-a Co sec as far ahead as tas -rgseal Mexican "geEoluuOl. f-EG
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Something ualo2agd Is always hap relias ln th.s old vale og tears, On lays shea Es t1ag have boiled cab 1as log t,lneF. a sasPeadrg button -.-.L-E eoHss olt--EA
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Skageay has honest residents z--e.y Recently some one found a amJlJ ring Jheze and ls atyerJis- l for the 0#Eeg Iu the Aaskaa-- seg. lsnss
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Come iR or phone orders for N.1
 son rye; Rainier and OyuP.a oz>s, delivered J0 your home by The Mas. .,F q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Weather observation at Clark,s Ranch e miles north of NIoOre's wharLl
 Maximum temp, past 24 hrs. % bo e Mi mum Ia ..t,. .--- Mean abe-a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

A -a4l a deadlock Is better than D .alspol-EL
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

e--;-0-:-o-s-o-s-e-s-e--:-
 Resells of the observations taken at Mgore's Wharf as midnight. Ma ch l 1911, is as follows
 TeIperaSurs lme observas'u 27 aoavs Max. .tanp. preceding 2t bcurs 36 abovs sl'n 22 atOve Mean " arl ,h,ya
 SAroms'ef 5'aj0 Clear Calm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
MOORE'S MHRRF
Terminus |- P. '. Route ASouthbouud Steamers Arrive and Depart From This D9c REGULATIONS tsla

Warehouses g8ea delivery ueIchzads tro- o T Pvrzaa5Ies ONLY delivered Sunday at alshI freight shipments s0utAbouut acc'1Ps- ty SHIPPERS MANIFEST papers be oot2sa,t the
 otdce delEele1 before No re,--L TI be received 0as shAt after hls AoaF BAGGAGE-ToIs an De collected ca CHECRED aAuasE No ll2rs= whel utcAgcAsl a1- a-ea public -lra- Ia aud a.l 1e opened passengers lars-l Wharfage Tariff be Q Vucatou u1-e
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
Shl6alI HElTaER REPORT

70 -0-;-o-;-0-;-e-s-e-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

necesario, (Arts. Is y 19), es claro que
dada La organization de un servie;o eg
personal sueldo esta Embellishments
autorlzado por m.nisterio de la misv.u
Ley en- relacion con sus fines.
Por cuanto dentro del espiritu v To-.
ira de La VICENTE Ley de Sanidad. n@
pueden organlzarse otros servicios ans
los determinados en- La misma Lev. mn
pueden pagarse otros sueldos que los
autorizados por ella implfcita 8 expIE-
citamente
Por euanto despues de estudiado VI
consultado ell case, esta Junta entiers-
de que las asignaciones heehas Dor eH
Consejo Executive para ell Negociads
de Information y Cuentas y para ea
Negociado de Inspection Veterinaria
y auxiliares del Ingeniero Sanitarios
no estan expresa nj implicitanente an-
torizadas por la Ley.
(Contin1a en- la 5a. plaaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
Junta Superior
de Sanidad
SESSION. DEL 25.

Sc comenz0 la session q las cinco de la
tarde, estando ausentes, los vocaIes don
Jose Antonio Canals y doctor Matanzo.
Por enfermedad del doctor Mayoral.
Secretario de la Junta, nombr6se nara
sustituirle accidentalnente, al doctor
Jose Janer Soler.
Leidas Jas actas de las dos t1ltimas se-
stones tneron aprobadas por unanimi-
dad
Enterada la Juhta, con profunda pe-
ma, del fallecimiento de la sefiora madre
del Vocal lngeniero, don Jose A. Ca
nails, acuerda por unanimidad, dirigir
este un mensaje de condolencia, de-
legar en- Ell senior Presidente para que
aslsta los fllnerales q. Sc lleven 4 efec-
to, Ell Bayam0n.
Se propuso por ell Vocal Letrado Ia
consideration previa de un informe Pc
dido aquel en- otra session sobre Ia ac-
tltud que debla asumir la Junta fren-
te clertas resoluciones tomadas por el
ConseJo Executive, en- la creaci6p de
empleos y sueldos del Servicio SANTA
rio.
Acord6se considerar dicho informe
con antelaci6n los asuntos de la ordep
del d1a.
Apruebase unanimemente el dicta-
men presentado por ell Vocal Letrado
senor Munoz Morales, Y como conse-
cuencla del mismo, Sc adopta la reso-
luci6n siguiente:
RESOLUTION DE LA JUNTA
SUPERIOR DE SANDAL
For cuantO en- % de Julio llltimo fue
aprobada por ell Consejo Executive la
aslgnaclon de ciertos empleos y sueldos
para Ell Seryicio de Sanidad, sin Ia in
terVencl0n III consulta de esta .Junta
InsuIar
Por ~;uanto al comunicarse esa planti
La "a aDrobada, esta Junta sc limit6 4
acusar recibo de la misma. pero hacien-
Go constar que Ell esa aprobaci6n esta-
ban lncluidos algunos negociados en-
pleos no autorizados ~por la Ley, Y espe-
cialmente un Negociado 8 Bureau demo-
minado "Records y Accounts con un
costo de $16,65OOO, 9 sea muy superior
a los Negociados similares de los demas
Departamentos del Gobierno Insular,
lncluso ell de Tesorer1a; y apesar de esa
observation fu6 nuevamente discutida
y aprobada por Ell Consejo la menciona-
da propuesta de sueldos y empleos sin
modification alguna, y previa consulta
del Hon. Attorney General.
Por cuanto segtn aparece de la men
cionada propuesta fguran en- ella asig-
naciones para oficinas y servicios no de
terminados en- la Ley; y en- cambio Sc
omiten las asignaciones de otros servi-
clos eXpresamente determinados Ell la
misma Centre otros los Inspectores de
Alimentos, Inspectores Veterinxnrios,
Art. 21.)
Por cuanto la Ley de Sanidad apro-
bada en- de Mario de 1911 no ,crea un
Departments de Sanidad, (cono indie
bidamente Sc dice. en- los membretes que
usa ell Director de Sanidad), sin6 que
organiza un Servicio de aanidad en-
Puerto Rico que constara de un Di-
rector de Sanidad, de una Junta Insu-
lar de Sanidad, y del personal necesario
para las varias ofcinas que aattoaSza es-
la Ley,' en- subsigrlientes articulos
Sc desenvuelve ese precepto, determi-
nandose los distintos servicios:y oficinas
y la forma de nombramiento de los fun
cionarios
Por cuanto en- los casos en- que la Ley
Sc ha limitaelo asordenar un serviclo dis
poniendo que setrealice con el personal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

Eserabanias eaegan6es, proplas para
'ega4os, de vazios tanaanoa precles
Papeles de todas clases, Sobres, La
'lces, Tlntas, Plumas, Prensas para CO.,
olar, Copaadores de cartas, Libretas dc
<odos' tama1os, Factureros 1atino mo
ielo infinidad de objetoa 8 preeios.
'conomicos.
De venta ED el BOLETIN MERCAN-
I'll.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

Wan LEu-collector for city collections.
s...s. amount Of money TO be invested in
s',r. 49, ,s. 'lenee unnecessary good fi-
Bank ~ S"'Ah@ N~ti
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LIVE MAN or woman wanted for work
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HELP WANTeD--MALE
Agents and saIesmen--oOntinued

AGENTS-Foroa vacuum cleaner that
weighs only five pounds, sells FOR So. yet
does the work Of the more expensive ma
chimes; big profits, lievliest proposition
ever offered to an agent: ,nany agents
making 500 weekly; others SO to 81
weekly; demonstration means sale; you can
sell 10 OF our machines 10 one OF any other
make; write at once. 4. q w. Vacuum
Cleaner Co, 5i9 West 45th St. New York
AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell cur
rapid selling speciality; something new;
extra large commission given. The Hamil-
ton Importing Co, 3ol National Bank Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
THE VAN SAINT SCHOOL

on the STENOGRAPHIC
COURSE, teaching Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing and all the details of office work.
Twenty years of success. Make your i'm
quiries of stenographers and business men.
lone G. Duffy Elizabeth Van SAINT
Proprietor. Principal
wead Bldg, Cor. 18th and Farnam.