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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01

: Howard Fisher, Lot B. Nc.
/ LION. AuU. .............. 1901
Alais Fox, ...... ........ LAB
Abraham Friesen, ....... 1898
Tom Friesen. LIT Wood
willie Blk. 4 1915
H. E. clifford, ............ PIP
Gem State Land Co, Lots
to 8 Blk. SO o. T. -. $3.50
Gem Stat Land Co., Lots IA
to 19Blk SO o. T. -. $500
Gem State Land Co., Lots
II to 13 Blk. 80 Or. 1859
Gem State Land Co, W50ft-
Lots IL to Is Blk. 1O1 o.
II \. %
Gem State LaEd Co., Lots, 6
ho 10 Blk. Nc. D. Add. 1896
Gem State Land Co., Lots
to 5 Blk 8 Nc. d. Add 1896
Lena Good, SW SW Sec..2&
IS+S4 ............ ...... 1859
G. A. Gummeot, Sk ofE5A
of NV NE NV Sec. $685.
"a .............. ........ 1.65
Hyrum Gersbright, ........ 1886
VIM. Gardner, ...... ..... 9.8l
VIM. G. Glass, NEA Secs
oS-5l .............. -. 1858
w. L. and J. H. Citizens. 4,93
James Gray, VIZ Lots 10 to
20 R1k 10 n r 90 eO
Harry Hurst, E1a of NE NV
Sec. 17-1N-37 ........ 1882
W. H. Harmon, Lots l to
20 Blk. 10 Nc. D. Add. 1890
w. H. Harmon, Lots to 10
Blk. IA Nc. d. Add -. 1893
Mrs. Mary Harmon, Let's II
to 10 Blk, Nc. D. Add. 1896
c. f, billiard, Lots IL
Langsdale Add and ga of
Lot Barnhart Add Bfoot 24.2S
7. H. Hodson, Lot "a, So
> SIZE NV Sec. 6-3S-36;
ana NE SN Sec. 6-3S-36. $40
c. E. Hale, So of NV NV
| SCI. -O--C-oD i,Jt
Warren HOffine, Lot Blk I
GroV land. .............. 2.S3
A. c. Hansen, SWA Sec. T.
2S-36 ........ ...... 1926
A. c. Hansen, NEI Sec.14
ZS-5o ......... ........ 23.13
J. E. Hepworth, ....... 479
Arthur w. Hale, Ne Ne
NV Sec. 29-2S-35 27.72
E. F. Hale, S12 Ne NV
See. 29-2S-35 ..... 49,. 37.39
II. A. Harrington, Lots /
and 4 Blk. II Shelley. -. 1912
Albert Hjclm, NE Sc Sec.
11-1S-36; NV SW Sec12-
1s-36 ....... ...... 1888
Alex Hjolm Sc SIC Sec. l.
1876; LIT 7 See. 6-15-37 1861
F. H. Helm, SW NE Sec.
12-1S-36 ........ ........ 91S
G. II. Iii I'm, NV NE See.
12-1S-36 ........ $50. SIS
\. c. Hoover. S\Y SW See.
29-1s-37 ....... 49,. 1857
Sam Huntsingar, NJ of
NV Sec. 17-6S-31 ..... 1851
c. NJ. Hepner, Aberdeen ;. 4.oS
w. r. Hartwell, Abardeea. 1851
Otto Hege, Aberdeen .... 81
Rev. Hansen, Aberdeen -. AS
Geo. Haskinson, We 70 Sc
Sec. 1S-4S-32 -. ... 2212
\. Humphreys, E12of SW,
SW SW See. 22-6Se31 INV
NV Sec. 27-6S-3l .. 1870
p. w. Harding, Ne of NE
Sec. 26-lN-37 3243
p. w. Harding, SW SIN, NE
SW, NV Sc, Sc NV
Sec. 1l-lS37 ... .... $685.
a. Iyerscn, Lot Sc NV
Sec. 2-4S-33 ...... -. 1910
III. +. Jones, automobile :. 1881
y. II. Simmons, Lot 6 Pix.
- .. I. BlackfoCt .... 3677
\. Humphr Us. Lots SO We
NV Sec. %; LOIS ! We
NV, SW SW Sec. %;
Lots l to Sc NE, NE
Sc Sec. 26: sWA, So
NV, NE NV and NJ
NE, NV Sc Sec. 27;Lot
% NV Sc Sec. SO; Lots
l-2-6- 1911 and II See.
"a; NV Sc, SW NE, E1a
CT SW Sec. "a; NE4,N
Of Sc Sec. 22-6S-3l ...57113
Idaho Land Co., Lots II to
20 Blk. 1l6 o. T. 9.3S
Idaho Land Co, Lots 10 to-
20 Blk. lis 0. T. .. 6.64
Idaho Land Co, Lets to
10 Blk. 1872 o. T. ..... 1909
j. H. Jacobson, N22A OF S
55A We SW Sec. 292S-
80 .......... .......... 1918
E. ID. Jones, Lot 1 Blk. D.
Christensen AID Morcland SIS
j. c. Jones, Lot "a K of
RR., Sla NV E of RR
Sec 4-1S-37 ......... 1857
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
WARNING oRnER-

IN THE GARLAND CHANCERY COURT Hot Springs Savings. Trust and Guar anty Company. Execntor of the Last Will and Testament Of Otto Neuber, Deceased, Plaintin.
 Against Opeia Burns and Unknown nsirs of Anderson McMullen. Deceased, Defend ants.
 The defendants. the unknown heirs Of Anderson McMullen, deceased. whose names are unknown. are warned to ap pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. and also to show cause why this action should not be revived against them, in the name of Hot Springs. Savings, Trust and Guar. anty Company as Executor of the Las, Will and Testament of Otto Neubert, de ceased.
 Issued by order of the Garland Chan cery Court. Witness my hand and seal of this court on thls 24th day of April 1911.
 Fl. A. W1IITr1NGTON, Clerk
 By A. c. SULLENBERGER, D. c. James E. Hogue. Esq. Attorney ad ltem
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is Hereby Given That in pur suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County. made and entered on the 2Gth day of April A. D., 1911, in a certain cause tNo. 4763l then pending therein between Hot Springs Savings Trust and Guarant, Company complaint, and Frank H. Olm stead defendant, the undersigned as Commissioners of said Court, win offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which sail Court Is held, in the County of Garland within the hours prescribed by law fo Judicial sales. on Saturday the 27th day of May, A. D. 1911, the following de scribed real estate. to-wit: Part of ths north half of the southeast quarter. Sec ton eight (S) township three (3J south range nineteen (19) west, particularl, described as follows: Begin al the quar. ter common to sections and sait township and range. running thence southerly 7S degrees 35 minutes west l.29l feet fo the southeast corner Of h lot formerly known as l.. M Little's lof and the northeast corner of the tract herein conveyed lthis tract now being known as Klein and Shendars addition tc the city of. Hot Springs. Ark.l running thence southWard along westerly side of Central Avenue 506 feet: thence souther- ly S3 degrees. 3 minutes west S52 feet more or less. thence northerly degrees and 27 minutes west, 496 feet more On tSSos tHSict ilOitntily ol uSBfteS anu minutes east (all courses being mag. netic) 9l4 feet, more or less, and partly along the south line of l.. M. Little.s lot to the point of beginning containing slightly over ten acres in Garland County Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On credit Of thret months the purchaser being required t, execute bond as required by law ant the order and decree of said Court ii said canse. with approved security bear ing interest att he rate of ten per cent. per annum from date of sale until paId and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur chase money.
 Given under my hand this 4th day May, A. D.. 1911.
 II. A. WHITTINGTON,
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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cHAs. sruRDlvANr.

Expert stenographer and notary public desires to inform the public that he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line on the shortest notice. He will call at hotels ana private residences with his machine If desired. or will take dictation there and return the work later. Ills pron- ciency in orthograpny and grammar entities him to special consideration Telephone 493 or gS0. l-15-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
A AmuSenentS
Marle NeiIson company

Marie Nelson and her Company who comes 10 the Airdome for a weeks engagement, commencing Monda, May 29th, has received the most fiat tering press notices f~cm the respec tive cities where they have played the past season in the state of Texas Here Is quoted few clippings from the notices that have been received. The Nelson Company is far a5oye the average. ge.--Galyeston. tTexas) News
 Miss Nelson as "Cisarctte'i in tn der Two Flags, shines out brilliantly. Houston (Texas) Post
 The Marie Nie'son Company IS 2 capable one; Miss Nelson made a hit. She is~the best popular priced ac' tress seen in San Antonio in long time. San Antonio, tTexas) Express
 Miss Marie Nelson was received with the enthusiasm which she earn cd by her really creditabie work. Her work was uniform and of excellent quality Houston (Texas) Chronicle \ Miss Nelson was surprise to the large audience present. The Company, each and every one. are deserving Of credit The performance was worthy of s1.O0 attraction. Austin, trexas)
  Statesman.
 Miss Nelson Is a comedienne oi iivo s1s;s; s.s. 7. ss t.erala
 The Nelson Company has not mis represented themselves. San Antonlo (Texas) Light
 Don't fail to see the Nelson Com pany in the opening play The Jung ment of Man"
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
ATTENTION MOOSE

Persons contemplating ioining the Moose as charter members must have their app ication in by next Friday night. All members are urged to Dc present at next meeting as matters ol great importance to the loige wiLl Dc taken up.
 JAS. l.. GRAHAM, Dictator. HENRY c. CONVECTION, Sec.
 5-28-5t
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Garland cnancery Court. Olympia Candy Kitchen and Gus Mants, al, Plaintiffs.
 To chas. c. Sparks. Receiver. Defendant. Notice k hereby given to all partiei having claims against the plaintiffs. t file same, properly verified In this cour within ninety days from this date. or the' will be forever barred from any beneh from said estate.
 Issued by order of the Garland Chan .ery Court.
 Given under my hand and seal of sal court. on this eth day of March, 1911.
 H A. WHITTINGTON. Clerk. ev A. c. Sullenberger. Deputy.
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Miss Pearl Hawley leaves tomor row for Chicago. where she will fin- ish course on the pipe organ. she is the regular organist for the Cen tral Metrodist church, and Is already so very proficient as to receive many high compliments from those who hear the best talent all over the coun- try
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Now is the time to get rid Of your rheu matism. You will find Chamberlain's Lin iment wonderfully effective. One appli. cation will convince you of it's merits Try it. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Mrs. $. Fulton. sister Of the Housley brothers Of this city has re- turned to Oklahoma after a pleasant visit here.
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Mrs. c. Deshon and daughter Mar iorie have gone to Kansas City on a, visit to friends.
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DON'T FORGET WI CARRY GARDEN sEEp L. c. READER
0rocerIss, Feed and sssd. l1o1-s Central Avenue. Phone 17b Fair Treatment, Lowest Prisss,
 Prompt Delivery. yry Us for Groceries and rssA

Sick headache results from disorder ed condition of the stomach, and can De cnred by the use of champerla'n.s S'o', ach and Liver Tablets, Try It. For saif by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Miss Helen Graham left yesterday afternoon for Washington to spend se,t. al wseks wish reatises and friends.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Dr. c. A. King has moved his office from over Lowers Drug store to 3rd floor Arkansas National Bank build ing. 5-2l-1m.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AMI

CHECK sAME TO YOUR pEsTINt TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHoh' ssx. COOPER BRos. LlvEHY rRaNsFEm cm
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Jackson 5 Vicksburg 6. Hattiesburg 6; Greenwood ?. yazoo City }; Meridian c.
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Porch swings and hammocks at Grand Rapids Furniture Company.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Basil Huff of Benton is here on [ visit to relatives.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Tho only place h the city whore yon can get hand made baby clothes II Mrs q. H,Kgins t~t Ssors. 6-sbitf
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MRS. MAE ELMO. MEDIUM, Tells Past. Present and Future, lsot Central Avs. Phone s55.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

While cleaning house think of the Grand Rapids Furniture Company.
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At chlcaco

Chicago :. ..0O0 400 OO1 l1--7 IA Z St. Louis :. 1000 OO2 800 1O--6 z 6 | Brown. Richie, Cole and Archer Sallee, Geyed, Steel and Bresnahan. Bliss.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
IMMORAL lTlGuE
At Boston.

Boston .... ....0 .0O0 l1e 22O-S It / Brooklyn .... ..021 024 OO0-s l5 7
 Pfeiffer and Tiier, Brown ana Graham; Fucker, Bell and Erwin.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28

Toledo C; Kansas City 9
 Ind 'anarolis IT.; Milwaukee c Louisville 6; Minneapolis ls Columbus 0; St. Panl '.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-28
At cha.tanooqo.

Chattanooga ... .l12 U1U 04x--y IA : Montgomery 100 1l3 Ol0--7 fl 1
 Bentcn. Carmichael and Higgins; Thomas and Gribbens.
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At Plt.sbura
At New York

Philadelphia .. GOO 900 00O-0 s 7 New York .... 1000 Ol0 10x--2 ' Moore and Dooin; Mathewson and Wilson
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
At chicaoo

Chicago .... .00O 100 022 0--5 l Cleveland :. ;. 200 eel oil l--s Il . Lange, Walsh and Payne; West, Gregg and Land.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston 5; Ft. Worth 1. Oklahoma City 4: Austin 3. Waco 3; Galeveston I.
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At Detroit.

St. Louis :. ..... .00 001 10l--3 i Detroit ..... ...101 001 4z Ky n 7 Bailey and Stephens Clark; La
 Fitte and Stanage.
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At Philadelphia

First game New York .... ... O00 oOl o00-1 , Philadelphia :. 100 004 l2x--S l2 1 Caldwell and Blair; Plank and Thomas.
 Second game
 New York .. .... .401 110 00l--S g 2 Philadelphia ... 1000 0100 10l---3 $ 2
 Ford, Sweeney and Blair; CoomDs. Russell and Thomas, Livingston.
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At Memphis

Mobile ..002 100 100--4 U Memphis :. 1000 600 OOD--O 6 2
 Allen and Car man; Allen ana Knotts.
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At Washington

Washington .. 100 1O1 5lx--9 10 Z
 Boston :. .. 300 900 O01---f ' 4 Hughes and Street; Collins. Cicotte
 and carrigan.
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At Nashville.

Nashville ..... .002 900 0OO-- 2 , New Orleans :. GOO 301 024--l0 l5 Z
 Bald and Seabaugh; Frazier and An gemeir.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Atlanta

At Atlanta. Birmingham :. 400 900 000--4 1 | Atlanta ... X. .420 900 21x--9 II Z Wagner, Yantz, Britton; w. Miller
 i and Wells.
The evening world., 1911-11-14

iSa S Of which one touchdown wa. scored.
=. u"q fn, and MekeavY were IN their old position.
Sollin;. who PLAYED against West va si.s' . .ae
Leonard and Nichols. the clever Nav aoa,.,,
sIso teetfooted lads. who have been among the
II |: couple Of " days. WI The S' m SssiIa pa..li hsT t sG5s
sSnfron.ing the ooachc. Just now is the Hnaf
team =. not dsrsiopsd .uff aSsstt s 81 .r'i To- yt Ar
Il !, oo ofan .nf Ike X Psa tb ! iy out Of The running.
e that q Ssatprday viii be q Oon aliaassns9 Thi s~ eoar
doiPs he 81 s SasissTsaci.. rs work.. 81: TSou 2, l nsm, near ss1:
n his position, on the right Wing. he s y.
che signals and he also made good SATURDAY In
AZ z reward for their victory against Michie.p.
sester SS,n'ii The SsrI msD was was, given re1 . oomple,s rest
rpse1s q Il u ssu. .f'f h.d sl thsgr n,s the sorsSs and the
viii DO resumed to-day. however. snS IS tSs HE w Rsf
. us,t WI, WI put in some good practice during The
worked WORK dHI up for Sa't Ii. 3 SSic. 81 't .sms new .1a Pl 4, viii be
WILL DO VITA an end to keep the players on edge.
After Thursdays practice the Ithsc.n team
fs ~ tfs,' vi III f e ssfa : a, Ms.. inT' Esa ,IS - 10S n:
Z ihe W s:ss.S,j liq IT, r (. not N Known !: I IT. : but Ut
Nv" Players Is@sO viii 'R &c ,s cssnesn Bs sssss' ts and s.. snsn ,S,,
R Fn.. M ssttSra1y, IT 4. !: ;'R;S.IiS Ssis!s ih:s SSi'
WIN Dc u probicfnAucal.
S,%.:sssl IDd an.,,.r q Indian Esd. WeIsS.' he
,Sl.osSly go, sPsps. Glenn ws%sr TOLD fi x. mem In
i lnf y f SS, sis,ens who PLAYED three games IN
be excused from everything but limberins up eIes.
sss % ne hShIIe;t STdsr; The ay-pn wa. fully
bruises and there are quite . number. who have
The compliments over their playing In the Har.
YARD game that have poured In from all quarter,
have not . zen t. affect The native ksdsfin
worked up to stiff puoportion,. until about to-
m nnca " a he pDdl. Wien Through the disconttng
has, been cut, out because neither team could al
ford TO risk injuries. II will be necessary Tor M,
varsity team to scrimmass against the second
eleven.
Last night Q blackboard talk was held in IN,
farming holse. e. which si n the varsity .sqmd
ranscnents whereby the Penn players will ie.v,
this city Tomorrow on the Black Diamond Ell
press, which leaves the Reading Terminal Htatiol
at 1890. The ,studsnta have planned q larry,
down TO give the team q great send-oY.
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Broadway Boys Will Open
Reds New Park in Series
March 80, 81 and April /.
BY LOZEM AN BULGER.

A LTHOUGH we have practically
~ Just left the baseball season Of
1911 behind rs. the season OF 1912
Ii fast heading 3ur way. and Il won't
be such an awful long time before
tho clubs are In the South whipping
themselves into shape. while the fans
at home are reading the accounts Of
their favorites and wondering II all the
nice things said about them will come
true.
The announcement of the New York
American Baseball Clubs plans for their
training trip makes one feel as though
the crack OF the bat was about to be
heard and. although the Hilltoppers
won 20 into the land where the swee,
magnolias blooip until the xrst week in
March. 1t isn't such a long ways OF
when one thinks how soon he will hay,
to be buying Christmas presents for al
the folks and intimate friends.
Atlanta Is the city where the High
landers will condition themselves 10,
next years American League campalgr
Instead OF Athens. Ga. where the pre-
liminary work was done last spring
There will be no boiling out done at Ho
Springs, Va, like there was last yea,
either.
The Cincinnati club will be playe,
again and the Broadway boys will hay,
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Manager Posts $1,000 to
Guarantee His Boy Making
Ringside Weight.
BY John

TACK WEIGH. the popular referee OF
California, has been selected to Of
ficiate In that capacity in the COM
Ing twenty round bout between AID VOL
CAST and Freddie Welsh Of England for
the lightweight championship OF the
world at Vernon. Cal. on Thanksgiving
Day afternoon. Wolgast and his man
ager. Tom Jones, insisted that WEIGH be
the referee, and as he vas acceptable
to both WEIGH and the club officials. no
other name was proposed. Immediately
after this point was settled Tom Jones
handed Tom McCarey. manager OF the
club, q certified check for $500 as a
guarantee that Wolgast would weigh in
at l3 pounds at the ring side and would
also &c through with the contract.
The only thing that prevenn the match be-
tween Joe Jeannette and jim Flynn, the Pueblo
the sum which Danny Mckenzie. manager Of the
former, Demand Dan wants 5000 Tor his man
seem anxious to pay that amount. NV
This I. one Of the special nights Billy Glboon
has instituted At the Fairmont A. c. Whenever
there rs 4 card Of such local Importance as that
tonight. Gibson. will set aside Tuesday night for
It's decision, but he wishes It understsSd that these
Tue.day night shows VIII not Interfere With tho
so popular. 1t Is Gibson's intention to develop a
suitable opponent for Packey Mcfarland In bouts
like that Of tonight.
Tommy Lee. manager Of Frankie Burns. the
give Fred .Coulon. uncle Of Johnny Coulon. the
promised $500 for making the match between
rins. The West Side 4. C.. Of New Orleans IL
anxious to give y. The date q sunday. Dec. "a"
put up my side bet Of loo before the boys enter
the ring"
Jim Barry. the heavyweight OF Chicago Ia,
sfartad for Australia. He was made a fattsring
The evening world., 1911-11-14
SENATOR FRAWLEy
IS SATISFIED WITH
LOCALIZED BOXING
Senator Says New Assembly
Will Not Have Any Effect
on Its Future. I
THBRE is At least one man IN New
XaEk xuAa L. &aaaAA ~iAA Ah~

THERE IL At least n man IN New
York who il satisfied with the
manner In which the law legal
iElng boxing In this State 10 operating.
He 10 Senator Frawley. father Of the
law. who declared to-day that II the
boxing game 10 in the same condition
when the Legislature r~econvenes in
January as Il IL now he will not At.
tempt Its repeal. He has reiterated on
numerous occasions his intention 10
lead such a movement should the Law
prove a failure in any way.
For a long time after the law went
into eject" said Senator Frawley. 'lt
didn't have a fair chance to prove it,
merits. At the outset there were Gre
ated In certain quarters conditions in
tended to make the law appear de-
fective. This handicap. I believe. has
at last been overcome. and II has been
demonstrated h IA the people OF New
York want boxing. want II clean, and
that most people think the sport II
not criminal when there Is no hypocrisy.
II think the reason It appears that
boxing shows have not been largely
patronized OF late Is due alone to the
fact that so many clubs have been
kTdTlttu iCeHSeS. L can ndTuly say LnAL i
believe in a large number of small
clubs. but I believe that by the process
Of natural elimination the number will
gradually decrease. believe an ideal
condition would be four or Ave big clubs.
The only trouble with that would be
that a lot OF people would start the cry
that Tammany owned them all.
II know OF no real movement to re-
peal the law and I don't think that
changes in the political complexion OF
the Legislature will have any bearing
on Its fate. If II continues to work out
as well as at present I will not inter-
fere. II. however. some OF the pro-
moters think they could make more
money under the old hyprocritical club
membership system and would like to
see the present law repealed on that
account. as has been suggested. I will
aid them in every way. but I won't
stop there. I will keep right on and
put boxing out Of business In New York
ryr all time. II they think they .
pull of a trick like that I will make
the game so tight that there won't be
left any subterfuges and the sport will
be done for good. as far as New York
is concerned.
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Plans Practically Completed
For HINtoppery' Spring Training

the honor Of opening the Reds new ball
park. the games being scheduled for
March 30. 81 and April !. Before these
games take place. though. there will be
contests played against Atlanta, March
% n 20, and probably one or two
other National League clubs.
The New Works will stop of at In
.dianapolis for games on April 2. 8 and
4 and will meet Dayton. champions OF
the Central League. on April 5 and make
things hum at Columbus on April Q and
z.
The training schedule as arranged by
Scout Arthur Irwin Is much changed
from that of last spring. when the
team played at birmingham. Chatta-
nooga. Nashville and other cities along
that route on the journey north.
Connie Mack. manager OF the two
times worlds champions. ridicules the
story. 30 persistently repeated. that the
Athletics stole the Giants signals In the
recent series. which was in a large
measure responsible for their victory,
| He says It is beyond human possibility
for any club 20 do 1t. He admits
though. hat there are two or three
players on his team who can tell. after
careful study. Just about what an op'
posing pitcher Is to deliver, and that In
practice they impart the knowledge L
the b~atters. who know then about wha
to look for from every pitcher.
' lie says that II was because his me-
studied every movement OF Christ,
Mathewson Of the New Yorks In tn
first and second games that they foun,
him so easy the third time he face
them. A few striking remarks Of tn,
Philadelphia leader follow:
1t IL absolutely impossible for a mar
on the coaching line TO detect the stgr
for a certain kind Of ball given by TIT
pitcher or catcher and Mt the same In
slant get word to the batsman In time
To wise him up. I know that we have
received credit for doing this lightning
trick. but we are not entitled 10 II. FOL
We know II can't be done. II we at
tempted any such scheme the chances
are va would confuse our batsrlen 81
that they couldn't hit at all. The bats
man cannot watch the coacher, thu
pitcher and the base runner AZ tn
some time, so that anybody can see how
Utterly absurd the statement is.
1.-THE first time we faced Natl
ewson In the recent world'n series
he puzzled us because we couldn't
solve his methods. We began TO
hit him the second timo he pitched
against us because we had q fair
line ON what he Intended to serve.
When we tackled him II third
TINA we had hts number. VIE
didn't steal his signs, for we
weren't foolish enough 70 try. But
we knew how he delivered differ
eut balls, ana ~ he had been pitch.