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There is many a young man proud
of his mother, who would strike into
the dust any man who would insult
her. yet who, by his own evil doings
and bad habits is sharpening dagger
to plunge through that mothers heart
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Notice to Contractors.


Sealed proposals VIII be received by
the undersigned officers performing the
duties Of board Of public works IN and
for the city of Wauwatosa at the Office
of the city clerk in the city hall Wau-
watosa, Wisconsin, until three CD
o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday,
October Z 1911, for furnishing the nee
essary material and labor and con-
strueting the Improvement on Church Street
from West Milwaukee Avenue 10 Warren
In the Second Ward. City of Wauwatosa Wis
consin and IN accordance with plans and spec
ihcatlons therefor. now on file IN the once OF
the City clerk of said city,
NO bid or proposal Will be considered
unless the same is accompanied BY a
contract with good ana sufficient sure
ties thereto, completed. executed and
in all respects complete, excepting the
signatures of the officers of the City of
Wauwatosa, blank forms of which said
contract may be obtained from the city
clerk, and it is hereby provided that
the officers performing the duties of
board of public works reserve the right
to reject any and all bids which may be
received as q result of this notice.
Dated at Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, this
sth day of September. 1911
c. II. CHANDLER,
v. w. PRICE.
J. II. NOELK ELL
j. u. WARREN,
Officers performing the duties of the
board Of public works, Wauwatosa.
Wisconsin. 29w4
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Officers performing the duties of the
board of public works, Wauwatosa.
Wisconsin. 2ow4
The evening world., 1911-03-18
New York American Recruits
Displaying Wonderful Form
Both at Bat and in Field.

League, he nevertheless IS doing some
superb field ng, Nothing within nifty
var ls OF hIT ever gets away. lie get
them with one hand many u time. lie
is the most apt youngster for his age
that mas trod a baseball lot In many a
day. and It viii be n lucky minor league
club which is going to grab him. lie
could no doubt stick with the Hilltops but
for the fact hat Chase is already load
ed down with material for the out gar
den, but he'll he back some day and,
mark this, 1t viii probably DO ia a
Highlander uniform.
The Regulars do not seem TO have got
their y on the ball yet. and lust
FOR that and s~uperinduccd by the recent
iefcats by the l~anigans. Manager Chase
Is going TO give his boys some harder
work. at least In batting practice, to-day.
The team was to have met the Unlver-
sity of Georgia again this afternoon, but
owing to some OF the stars OF the team
having 10 take examinations the game
VAS put off until next Wednesday. But
there Will be n game between the Colts
and those regulars again to-day, and
4 VIII 20 the full rinc innings, too
Chase is bent on whipping that team
shape before they set foot on the
Augusta diamond to meet the Boston
Nationals next Friday and Saturday.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
K BAILEY PROVES
FLEET OUTF7ELDER
Youngsters Great Playing
Will Compel Manager Chase
to Keep Extra Gardener.
tYom a staff Correspondent ~ The Evening
World With the team

tYrm a Staff Correspondent ~ The Evening
World With the team.)
Athens, Ga, March Is.
JUDGING by the developments OF the
past few days, II appears that Man
ager Hal Chase of the Hilltops IS
going 10 carry fve outhelders this year.
Past seasons have seldom shown why
so many gardeners should be kept on
the club, but there is a reason for
Chase's intended move. Harry Bailey,
who cavorted about the out1eld for the
Lancaster club in the Tri-State League
last year. Is the reason.
When Chase hit Athens he lined his
team up against the Yannigans. and in
that set was Bailey. His play IN the
outield Immediately caught the eye OF
the young manager. and the next day.
when the Yannigans and regulars lined
UP, Bailey was with the big fellows.
And the graduation did not lessen the
work OF the recruit In the least. lie
went along at such n dizzy clip that
he has held on 10 the Job. and he will
he with the Hilltops when the eason
opens, too. No heeter runner Is there
IN the Dig league. probably no other
league has one.
while the youth Is good IN nearly
every department OF the national game,
running is his forte, when he was with
the Ohio and Pennsylvanla League he
gained a record OF running 100 yards In
ten seconds with a uniform on. lie de-
clares that was what he was timed In,
and that It was not a dollar watch that
was held on him either. Whether or
not the player can go that fast is a
question, but without doubt he Is the
fastest man on tho Hilltop team this
year, and that Is saying n great deal
when such men as Bert Daniels, Albert
JuRs. and. Gess ILLICIT are known 10
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Renfrews Beaten in Opening
Battle for Canadian ''Pro"
Hockey Championship.
THE WANDERERS had ,h, c,s,o,

THE WANDERERS had Oh, easiest
kind Of a time defeating the Rem
frews IN tho first game OF tho
series for the professional hockey cham
pipnship OF Canada and a big money
prize, The score wns a 20 T. The same
teams will meet again tonight al tho
81. Nicholas Rink, ana II the Renfrews
don't look out tho Wanderers will earn
the right TO meet the Ottawas on Mon
day and Tuesday nights for tho title.
Judging ny the finht score ono would
never believe that tho "Mlllonaires"
were in tho running. but they were
nevertheless, for at the end OF the first
half the score was only 4 to 3 in favor
OF tho Wanderers.
Tho RenfreWs played a real brilliant
game in the opening period, but they
shot their bolt hy their hard playing In
his session, for when they went out on
tho Ice in the secuuS nalf they played
Ike = seven OF wooden indians, and thu
Wanderers made goals as they pleased,
while tho best the ReufrewS could do
was score one more lone goal
HYland did some great work FOR the
Wanderers. He scored four goals. John,
son and SMALL scored three earh FOR the
victorious team. Russell got two an
Ross and Gardner added the other pail
OF goals. Odie Cleghoru. Taylor. Mailer
and Rowe did tho scoring for the Rem
freHs. Hyland and Johnson showed III,
Dig crowd some brilliant skating, bu
The evening world., 1911-03-18

II anybody had been In DOUBT as to
the arrival OF the team their misgiv-
ings would have been put at rost In a
few minutes. They have a quaint char
acter here In an Old negro who rides q
white horse through the streets and
heralds the coming OF a great game.
ola Sam was on the Job to-day. Astride
his white horse and dressed In a uni
form with brass buttons n wearing
a plug hat OF the vintage OF 70, he met
the team at the station. II has been
his business for years to do this. and
he Is so successful IN attracting atten-
ton that McGraw Is trying to get him
90 go to New York. The minute the
ball players got IN their carriages old
Sam started out ahead OF he process
sion. In a musical, drawing, half chant
that could be heard for blocks he gave
vent to the following form of adver-
tisement: Baseball. Them New York
Giants and them san Antoine Reds.
Play ball at Electric Park to-day.
Game called at 4 o'clock" Then he
breaks on into q song OF "All the
Crackerjacks VIII Be There" Before
the team had reaches the Gunter Hotel
the players were all giving limitations
OF the old negro.
Whole Team Calls on Brush.
The team that McGraw brought along
10 composed entirely OF the Regulars.
and they are a fine looking lot. As soon
a. breakfast had been served the whole
team called on John II. Brush. owner
OF the Giants, who Is here for his
health. TO a man they told him that
they believed that they would win the
pennant. Josh Devore. the well known
diplomat, was not 50 positive as the
others. hut in his inlmitable style he
delivered himself of the following: Be
cause ! am a m OF the club. Mr..
Brush, but | certainly do hope We Will
win
Mr.. Brush inquired with some con-
Germ about the condition Of Christy
M~athewson. hut when tho big pitcher
burst into the room aglow with health
and good humor the Giant owner said
ne would lave no more worry. 1t was
discovered to-day that after the post
season series last fan MIR. Brush re-
wsrded Matty personally with a check
that ran into four figures.
The next player to see the owner was
Bugs Raymond. whom We Will know
in the future as Arthur. Mr.. Brush
COMMUNICATED him upon his wonderful
ride on the water wagon. and he told
Raymond that II he was successful
4, would be we'll worth his while. Nc
Graw Is keeping Raymond constantly
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Columbia Mat
Artists in Meet
Against Cornell

The Columbia wrestling team tackles
the ~grapplers from Cornell tonight In
the Morningslde gymnasium.
owing % tho injuries 10 several ~
her men, tho Blue and white team has
been unable to uphold the splendid rec
ord they made IN the early part OF
tho year. As II f., Norton, the fast
ll5-pound man, and Stru'hcrs. who
wrestled well in the l3j-pound class, are
out OF the contest,
The rest OF tho men, however, have
been WORKING their utmost and expect TO
give the formidable mat artists from
up state a hard battle,
Tho lineup. j. Brady, ll5 pounds; A.
Johnson, n. Maccaullss, - pounds, i,
Matchet, W. Carrutacrs, ~, pounds;
w. Doll. G. Trimble, rs pounds, l..
| Peake, r. Lowe, l5S pounds; II. Allen,
l.. j'atacouzinos, lI5 pounds; X. shaw,
]. Ao.zwortA. unlimited, and u. Cot.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Wanderers Easy Winners
in First Game of BiQ Series

Tor that matter, all tho Westerners dis
played a startling knowledge of how ia
get around tho Ice on the steel runners
JeHrles Taylor or the Renfrews
starred for that ill-fated team. His
skating was the best seen here this sea.
son ana he could stick TO the puck Ike
E.ue, SUI even TINS failed to help the
Nenfrcws against a better team. Tnward
the end OF the game Taylor mad. a
palny-day Jeffries pass at one o, M
Wanderers. II failed to connect, but h,
got a rest on the side lines because IN.
officials saw tho swing and didn't thinl
II tho proper ming In polite hockey cir.
cles. Half a dozen players took ths
bench treatment during the last period
The evening world., 1911-03-18
HILLTOP ANN7GANS ARE FIGHTERS
AS CHASE'S REGULARS WILL TESTIFY

asunder, grabbing three games BY
splendid work aield and particular!
at the bat. They were doing all that
while tho Regulars were trying in VAN
to solve the pitching OF the man on the
mound for the Vets. lrwln's finds are
good and have been ably assisted by
Roy ~lIartzel at short and RoXie Roach
at second. Every man has done won
ders with the bat.
Harvey Russell and Joe Walsh str!v-
ins for jobs with the Hilltop team. are
certainly doing some work with the old
willow down hero that is sure TO caIs"
them to be remembered by the clubs
managers even though they may be
sent some place else before the cry Of
play ball" IS heard on the hill this
year These two boys are not spar
ing any pitcher whether he he a
veteran or u recruit. tho youngsters
are bouncing the ball every place and
rolling up hits that call for extra bases
In every game that is played.
In the NTH game between the Reg
ulars and the l%anigans. Russell lam
basted ono for a homer when there
were two on the bases. 1t vas his
second homo run in as many days.
Joe Walsh IS Il mighty sweet bat
ter, too. It's Il bad day for him when
he cannot hit Il out for at least IA couple
OF t~wO-baggcrs and a triple no losses
In once in a while just to relieve the
mouotony OF the thing. Yesterday he
had two doubles ana a triple. and every
one counted IN tho Iannigans' eight
runs they rolled up against the Chase
mems three.
Blu while Benny Kluf. the runaway
Colt as Scout Irwin IS wont TO call
him. Is MOI smacking tHe pill at the
Az gait he hit IN the Virginia Valley
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Many Fixtures of National I'M
portance Slated for the
Local Courses.

HIN noin+s IN +ha cer.oip-
L. -, H., A.. Io,roaor,o, 1,.,ulo. 4,
'' ~ -
'h's year 10 nave the sreute7'
coming season on record inc assertion
Is warranted by the list or fixtures
finally complete with one exception. The
showing is partly due to the fact that
New York did not have one OF the ma
,son,l chamnIonshir,. last year. nor I'D
a, GO, ,ba r,arco,,.aIo,o uhtch ,oas out
-" - $500.
s'ue o"n' o"'e III '"'ce o' ''ui Ie''''
IN snort. IL was q FAMINE mere Iast sea-
son and this ear IL r. TO be a feast.
only two important affairs are settled
In 90 elsewhere to date-the national
ono, ,.s,ir, ori, ,,o da, wbtcb ,aus
~ Chtaaan 49, ~ 49, -,
" on'Iaso' Nnne ."e "o"'e"
championship mas oeen a"ar"e" 10 pos-
ton. along with the GriScoIn cup hiatch'
which rs to run off at the same time.
| Both are to be in June. The only cham
! p,onshin no, vet fixed az TO district is
;, ,0,o E,star, onor hoId last wear M Gar.
a., o.. u.Lt,h saa,,s troiy % O., :,
'o" ~, WIN" g" my - ~
some iIllIaleip"la clup WI" poS'oh "S
d Se'oLd VIlo.,e'
me ,'othanlites nave so nluc" SecU
Impossible to crowd more INTO inc hrrt-
,,tt..
IN" New YORK calendar mas peer Ii'''1S'
uhth there - now nhly on, "ecN dt"I
apIe up 10 me hidule OF July ne na. n,
as usual VIII start rolling NprI -
with the Lakewood tournament Io'-
lowed as customary ny tho Nt'ihu!'
city Cut event April - Ih'se arc
the only TWO clubs forced bN thelr pppu,
!drlty and location 10 lhNarlaply hoIu
two tournaments "A year H.
The Garden city Ciun Is 10 nav" is
annual spring contest May 49, although
1t gets The metropolitan championship
too. less than three weeks AFTER May
AT. The FOX Hills Cub mas taken
May ll-lj, It's regular Week no ua'9,
the third week IN May Is a hIahk' :" Il
Is hoped the Women
championship VIII De lNtd TOT tI'.
period, instead or being he'd from NAY
z TO 20 Whioh would overlap '''oe u'''
on tho mems metropolitan T..
The New jersey championship =
underlined Tor June 10. iS teH"t'i W."
al Ensle"ouh' June I'-i' Ha0 "''i' 9
signed 10 the Mohtcla" 'lnp ''
tournament, ana tnere u d Ci,HH..V W." S
the staten Isltnd chaHnIlonS.,p WIN iI,i
The evening world., 1911-03-18

From Sta" Correspondent. ~ Tho Evening
World With the Team.
Athens. March 1s.
" EARS e when Arthur Irwin.
7 now chief scout for tho Hilltops.
was heading Il team of Giants
he dubbcy his second team the Yam
aigans.' departing from the old GUS
tom of calling the new corners Colts"
wi when asked why he termed his
young team that way replied hat Yam
nigan meant an 1rIshman who never
knew defeat and died with his shoes
on. And to-day It's the name Yannigan
he has applied to the bunch OF young
fellows who are here striving to grow
INTO the big show IA Hal Chase will
conduct 1t this year on the Hilton and
IN other cities in tho American League
circuit.
Those f%annigans now here are every
thing that tho definition OF the work
implies. They are fighters from the
call of play in the first inning until the
last bell Is sounded, They fear nothing
not even the great praise which they
heard OF the Regulars from upon the
NIL. For the past three days they
have torn the Regulars Of Chase
The evening world., 1911-03-18

took his coruc first. OF q sudden 7
hoard somebody singing. II was that
'hdp bronson. ! thought Il was most
odd % \ he should do such a thing. and
when he Kept ~ up | thought him not
rigat Ia his mind. /
Every time we'd clinch tina. fellow
would hum some sort of ragtime melody
into my ear, and really. / became some
what upset. Everything there was
strange to me-the people, the place and
that queer musical chap In the ring.
Il worried over the thing for several
rounds until az last I became so upset
that at the end OF one Of the rounda I
made for the wrong corner. Bronson
let me sit In his chalr for a moment.
and then. grabbing me by the arms.
dragged me to my own corner. All me
time humming some queer song
Tn the twelfth round Z got my bear
lngs again, and when we came out for
tho thirteenth | said to him, You'll be
hearing real humming birds before this
essslon II over The next second I
landed a right On his Jaw and 1t was all
over but the count"
Gets Job as Box ng Teacher.
When Walsh tired OF tho hobo nfs
In the West he decided to make his way
Iero To look FOR work az machinist. BY
nance he procured n position as assist
ant teacher OF boxing in a gymnasium.
At the ime private bouts were being
held In the city and he soon asked to
he put on. His FIRST fights took place
a Bin Browns. the usual purse
amounting 10 from two to three dollars.
The evening world., 1911-03-18

by his side these days and hat is why
he gave him the trip to San Antonio.
Incidentally, the writer has kept 4
pretty close watch or his erratic
pitcher, and Il can be truthfully said
that he IL glued hard and tight to the
wagon. lie Is away owe weight, but
that Is due TO the fact that for the
first time during his career he reported
TO the club In good physical health.
II Is the first time that he has eaten all
OF his meals regularly and he takes a
daily rub In tho ~bathhouse, a thing thai
he never did before in his life. The
players have begun 10 believe that he
really Intends to stick and make some
thing out OF himself, and every II OF
them Is trying to help Rm. Formerly
they Stunned him. While Raymond Is
a little too large around the waist. his
arm IS In first class condition and in
the practice games he has been more
effective than any OF the twirlers.
Players to Take In Alamo.
As I am writing this the athlete are
making preparations for a start 10 the
Alamo. which they will take in before
the game this afternoon. Tonight they
are going 10 a Mexican chicken Tight,
which Is said to ne the most exciting
sport that San Antonio offers. About
half the town is made NJ of M~exicans
and they are intensely excited over what
they think IL going TO be a war between
their country and the United states.
They lowered around the giants for
some time wondering what IL was all
about. CHIEF Meyers. being the only
giant who can speak Spanish. explained
to them that this was a ball club and
that we had no designs IN the Mexican
Government. The Mexican in reply told
the Chief that when he first saw tho
Players he thought that the Government
had sent some extra soldiers down here
70 start something right away.
The city OF san Antonio Is iilled with
soldiers and officers. So many of Uncle
SANS fighters are here that the Giants
had considerable trouble IN getting
quarters at the hotel, There Is almost
"a much excitement over the mobillza-
ton OF the soldiers as there was in the
southern cities during the spanish
American war.
While the regular members OF tho
Giant team are rambling around in the
historical old city where Sam Houston.
Davy Crockett and others fought so
valiantly. the youngsters are in Houston
and Galveston. They left us at Brem-
ond. The teams which play In Calves
tomorrow. The Regulars play W games
here and then stop OF Mt Austin and
play a game on Monday. Al three
teams Will be back in Marlin az hard
labor on Tuesday.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
GIANT REGULARS NOW
IN WAR BELT FOR BATTLE
WITH SAN ANTONIO CLUB
Streets Of City Where New York Nationals
Play To-Day Filled With Uncle Sans
Soldiers Who Are Ready to Invade
Mexican Territory.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.
,ondent Of The Evening World with the team.)

(staN Correspondent q The Evening world with the teamJ
San Antonio, March is.
K TO troop OF soldiers that has landed in San Antonio since the Mexican
n League opened ia season created a much hurrah as did the
Y carload of New York Giants that hit the town this morning. There
was a big crowd at the station to meet them, and in the throng OF hands
that reached out to shake with McGraw, Mathewson, DeNin. Brdwell and
others there were as many from the good old town of New York as there
were Texans. The New Workers could easily be distinguished by the cut
of their clothes and the type of their hats, and they we're SO glad to see
somebody from home that for a few minutes the railway station smacked
strongly OF the Polo Grounds on a big day.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Gets Job as Box ma Teacher.


bulk of the backstup work for tho Hnghamson
club 4 tho New York State League this ssason.
has iur returned from Cuba, where he played
twcniy two games with the lie Club. Fisher batted
81 aud leads all the players 50 far that toos
part in the games down there this winter. II his
average IA not beaten he viii get . $50 sold
watch
The evening world., 1911-03-18

have speed 70 burn In getting 70 a
base,
Bailey has a fine position at bat. too,
and can wat the ball far when he
lands on II, He has a good eye and
looks TO hang up a good average this
season.
Bailey. although he IS twenty-Seven
years old, has moi heen long Identified
with organized baseball. In 1896 he be-
gan playing with the GAINESVILLE. O,
team. but met with an accident which
caused his retirement, The following
year he went to Mansfield. o., and an
other accident put him out. and II was
not until the following year that he
broke into the national game TO become
one Of the Highlandsys' best islders.
The evening world., 1911-03-18

BUFFALO, March ls.-Mike Twin,
Sullivan Of Boston and Jack Dllon,ot
Indianapolis. Ind. fought a ten-ronnd
draw here.
The evening world., 1911-03-18
LIFE CAUSED
WELSH TO ADOPT
DIET
English Lightweight Tells of His Odd Experiences on His Sec
ond Visit Here-WeSh Anxious to Get On Another
Match With Packey Mcfarland.

r. J II people make a n awful row ovor my vegetarian diet hut "A
can rest assured that It is the only thing for n fighter" .ad
Freddie Welsh. the English lightweight, who arrived bers v..
The evening world., 1911-03-18
Scout lrwin'S Youngsters Have
Won Three Times in
Succession Now.

from sta" Correspondent. ~ The Etening
World With the Team.
The evening world., 1911-03-18

kind Of q time defeating the Rem
frews In tho first game OF tho