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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
STOKES ATTACKS WILSON.
Governor severely Criticised ny Former
Republican Cove NernOr.

SVNVtuOt.
Nrw BRUNSWICK. y. j.. Oct. 10. Gov.
Wilson's policies. methods and public
utterances came in for share Of criticism
in a speech which former Governor Ed
ward {. Stokes delivered tonight at
political mass meeting in this city.
Mr.. Stokes denied any intention Of
making personal attack upon the present
Governor. but declared that since Gov.
Wilson had seen fl to engage in a political
campaign and to become a partisan
speaker. making charges against indi-
vidual citizens. including some OF his
predecessors in Office, he should not ex-
pect his charges to go unanswered. The
speaker said ne never could understand
the man who hedges on political princi-
Piles. For his part he did not pose as
nonpartisan while advocating a party
cause. He said he did not come to New
Brunswick to tell his opponents in one
breath that loyalty TO a political party
does not square with the formulas OF
the present day" and in the next breath
to urge them to vote his party ticket.
Continuing he said:
Gov Wilson condemns the action of the
President of the United states for travelling
the country over TO make public addresses.
| He humorously referred 10 him as a govern
ment on wheels Whatever may be
thought Of President Tar's action in this
respect. he is doing it a. the President OF
the United States. explaining his policies
to all Of the people lie is not speaking ~
politician lie il not advocating the
election of party candidates He is not
uttering one word of a partisan character
lie is adhering strictly TO non partisan
"A arn and il W account of lis
stewardship our good Governor who
critirises him, on the other hand, is.travel-
ling the state in a partisan capacity TO help
| the caud I,ates of n particular party and -
appealing TO one division of his fellow Citi-
xcns a. against the opinions OF another
division President lau j. laying his
policies before the nation Gov. Wilson IL
advocating the election OF the Democratic
ticket.
/ Tn. Governor told you the other night
! that when he registered under the Gcran
: a,, he CAV" his occupation as Governor
! of New Jersey and since the state com
miti.- got hold of me in this election. lie
continued, 4 have come to the conclusion
| tina, II is a very absorbing occupation
/ Yon Thoroughly understand that the Demo
cratic stat. committee has got hold of
,h. Governor ot New Jersey The "vi-
,Irnu- IL so llIlnistakabe that the Governor
admission that he ha- been kidnapped hr
this organization MAS hardly necessary. but
: his confusion Of his occupation as Governor
OF New Jersey with the service he renders
the Democratic state committee is the most
: remarkable kind of logic. The Constitution
anum.rates no such duties for the stat.
Executive
! Mr.. Stokes said that the Democratic
State convention recently held in Tren-
Z ton was admittedly controlled 10y Gov.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
FIRST ELECTION COMPLAINT
Atsde Against the President OF the Board
OF Elections by Re publicans.

A, S. Gilbert. chairman OF the law COM
mittee OF the Republican county COM
mittee. has filed complaint with the Dis
trict Attorney against j. Gabriel Britt.
president of the Board OF Elections because
he says. President Britt did not permit
him to examine the election certificate Of
the Tammany county convention last
Friday until il was too late to arrange the
Republican ticket TO advantage. Assistant
District Attorney DE Ford received the
complaint and District Attorney Whit
man has asked Magistrate Appleton to
hold court in the library of the Criminal
Courts Building to-day and go into the
matter a I length
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
SEVENTIES .tRNORH CHANGES.
Alterations TO the Regiments Home
Which WIN Cost aI25 .OSO.

7. l.. Robinson, architect, has fl"dplans
with the Bureau Of Buildings, Manhattan.
for making extensive alterations to the
Seventh Regiment Armory. at Park avenue.
Lexington avenue, Si>ty-sixth and Sixty
seventh streets. The alterations con,
sist OF closing up the windows on the side
walls. extending the false towers on the
LeXing'o m avenue side three feet higher
and building them square above the roof
a new alley adding to the rife range and an
entirely new gallery on ali four sides OF
the drill hail 1t will cost the trustees
OF the Seventh Regiment Armory, owners
Sl25,On0 To- make these changes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
WANT SPENCER TO COMMAND.
Newport Artillery VIM Ask New Yorker
to Captain Thar Company.

NEWPORT, h l. oct l9,-Lorillard
Spencer, Jr, e New York, summer
resident. will he asked hv the Newport
Artillery Company III" oldest independent
military organization IN the United
States, to accep, the command Of the
company upon III" resignation Of Col
Frank p. King who has announced that
he will not be a candidnrr for rcappoint
ment next April, 1t u thought that Mr.
Spencer will accept. H." Is a >crgcnn,
major in Troop \ of New York and greatly
Interested in the Roy Scout movement
being a member Of the hoard uf director,
of the national council
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Tammany Candidate Withdra ws.

John J, Hickey. who was renomna ed
on Friday last for Alderman from the
Thirty seventh district in The Bronx.
withdrew az Tanmmany candidate
Yesterday, and s. Slater Bailey was named
by the committee on vacancies in his
staad Hickey said he was no longer
resident of The Bronx Both he and
Bailey are friendly to Michael j. Garvan.
Tammany leader Of the Thirty third As
sembly district. Defeated candida tea were
saying last night that Hickey's resigna
ton. throwing the nomination into the
hands OF the committee on vacancies
was arranged some time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Candidates Mustn't Treat the Crowd.

PHILLIPsBrRG. y. j., Oct. le-Gov.
direct an investigation into the report
that candidate for the Common Council
of Asbury Park had treated" "A crowd
TO drinks I a resort in that place. He holds
that it is in violation of the corrupt prac-
tices act. When there was shown to him
clipping from an Asbury Park paper
containing the allegation no said
Il shall direct the Prosecutor OF the
Pleas to make an investigation Of this
case. Such things are directly contrary
to the new corrupt practises act"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20

WAsHINGToN. oct. la.-Arrived. The
gnnboat Wheeling at Puerto Barrios, the
cruiser Prairie at Philadelphia. the tug
Patuxent at Hampton Roads and the
cruiser Colorado at San Francisco.
Sailed; The collier Barenda from Ma
Mia for Taku. the collier Sterling from
Pensacola for Key " est and the supply shin
Glacier from San Francisco for San Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
British Lawyers say Robrr, Hoe Glu Is
Void.

The testimony of DIR. william Il Oigrr4
r. Newton Crane and Frank Gore Brown
leading London barrsters, IN tn' suit
brought by Mr.. Margaret johnson Johns
to recover nln"'y-0ne shares OF Mctroruh-
tau Trust Company stock worth sN.OJJ
was f1l"d in the supreme Court yesterday
in behalf Of the executors Of the estate Of
Robert Hoe and the trust company. The
lawyers said that under the aws Of Eng
land Hoe could not make a testamentary
disposition of the stock in his lifetime
and that the deed OF gift TO Mrs. Johns is
, void.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Fight Against Charter Assembly ym en-.

The citizens committee will meet to-
night in the Hotel Manhattan to prepare
plans for opposing the reelection Of the
Assemblymen who voted for the charter
A small committee will he selected to take
charge of the campaign, and a sub-com-
mttee to do similar work in Brooklyn
An appeal for funds will also be issued
with the definite pledge that none OF the
contributions will be used except for the
fight against the Assemblymen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Howard Gin Bre aks American Endurance
Flying Record.

ST. LorIs. Oct 10 Howard Gill; the
Baltimorean who has been flying Wright
biplane for six months broke the Ameri-
can endurance record this afternoon by
remaining in the air hours 10 minutes
IS seconds Gil intended to remain in the
air five hours but came down on account
Of darkness with five gallons of sasolene
in his tank. He flew IN brisk wind
which increased to eighteen miles in the
last hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10. The State De-
partment to-day announced the resig
tion of John H. Carter of Baltimore
from the diplomatic service. For the las,
several years Mr.. Carter has been Minister
transferred to Bienos Ayrcs 10 he Minist ~,
TO The Argentine kcpuhhc. lie has been
in the diplomatic service for about fifteen
wears,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Aviator Rodgers at Waco. Tex.

WACO. Tex, Oct. 10. Flying al the
rate of mile minute, Aviator Gal
braith p Rodgers reached this city at
$50 this afternoon Rodgers circled
the Amicable Building. twenty-five stories
high. several times at a height of about
800 feet and alighted AT Gl!nrley Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
STAY FOR HEIkE.
sixty Days In which 10 Appeal From
sugar Fraud Conviction.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals granted a stay of sixty days yester-
day to Charles r. Heike. former secretary
and treasurer OF the American Sugar Re-
,lnlne 'orhpany' anu 10 Ernes. W. 'ar
Havemeyers 4 Elder refinery. both con-
victed OF completely in the sugar weigh
ing frauds. The stay is operative pending
an application to the Supreme Court AT
Washington for writ of certiorari TO
review the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Obituary Notes.

James McComb. 70 many years a build
ing contractor in this city, died yesterday
at his home as the result of n fall he had
in his home. 100 West islst street, ten days
ago, lie was in his siNty-eighih year He is
survived by his wife and two daughters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Asscmbiyman Terry TO Hun AZ an indie.
Dendent for NccIect lon.

Assemblyman Edward r. Terry. Demo-
crat. representing tho First Asse mbly
district in Brooklyn. who was turned
down for denomination by way Of disc-
pline for his insurgency at Albany, is Ia
run on an independent ticket and yes
terday he filed his petition, to which $50
Elections
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20

Los ANGELES, cal. oct. 10. Robert &.
Fowler started on his trau.continental
flight at i55 o'clock this afternoon and AT
$40 O'Clock landed in pdsadeni twelve
miles away. lie VIII resume ul, flight
Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20
Quits Democratic League

DR.. William Swan. executive member
Of the Democratic League from the
Thirty-fifth Assembly district, has sent
in his resignation to the lea que chairman,
Robert Grier Monroe. DR.. Swan objects
to the lea gue's being turned over to fusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-20

Last Days Of Respiration.
To-day and tomorrow are the last two
days Of registration OF voters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16

o1f oen aaiier aits, ullo iiber 100.-
600 8eblen ltimmten brouienb ein.
Mnf Der Hiidfabrt luuroc bas Gai.
Ierpaor Don jubelnben @olfsmaiie.l
ollentbolbcn begriiBt.
IS 1por oas critic Wfal it Scr Csc
id)idte Snoiens, ooB bie lopnlc 8e.
p%Dlferuug oie &ronul1g eil1es ncltel,
4oiiers u1b elmer aoilertn at ic.
ben befam.
Sen S6luB ser 6eier oes Cages
bilnet eilt @ala=ganfett i'm Snpelti.
tur- Belt, an bent iiber 1000 NotaM-
litdten Sic @dite oes @erri6crpaa.
res muren.
Sn aor5 Slloien ieicrt bellte
4beno ale groBen Staote bas SER
ourd illumination, 8euerrnerf
uno Seitmabler.
9ie hranlatiide Nllfii,loieung. oec
gerlegurle Ser @allptitoot biloet ons
@oupt 9asesaelprad. 8erm biz
Mblidlt allh pol1g 9ebei1n gebaltell
rporoen luar, 10 marell ood ollc
inoii6en 5iirItel oanou III aemlt.
mis- geiebt poroelt, u1o sic aeroe-
rul1e miro aus biitoriiden polit;
ihen u1o administration @riilbul
nit Srelioe begruBt. Die eingebo-
reneu 6iirlten u1lb bic Mrmsc
~frellen iid iiber Die Mieberbelebulll
beg altell 9ubmes 9elbis, bod iiirdj-
tet mon, boB i'll Calcutta ullo BEL
Sen Mobammeoolern oes oitlibel'
9engolen iid Croft 5eigen oIrfte.
Sic Soften ser gerlegullg meroa'
OUT $25,0OO.O0O aeidatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16

len tpiiroe es porousii6tlih ou6 10
geDen, llno man braltdte iih oes~
balb ouf feline grauen Saore oar~
uber modIen 5u loilen. Sour Die
Wfanner, Die in Ser angeleeenbeit
sur 3eit oos groBe 8ort fiibren
ltno am louteIten nab oielen gor<
nablen idreien erregen @eoenfen,
neil ibr gemiiben aa5u offenfun-
Dig onsihIieBlid Der Seinoi6a|t
gegell nniern iesigen Graiioenten
Soft entiprinet. sic miiien, ooB I'M
~norn1ale1 8erlauf Der Dinee iei-
ne domination 10 gut mie fiber lit
ulto magen ii6 aud nidt 10 red,i
nit ibrcr @egneridaft berolls. Go
mofte mott ibm bern1 beimlid germ
efn 9ein ltellen. Gs lit freilb
nidt ourdous lider, ooB ii6 bas
NIT @iilfe Der 8orlpoblen tun lie.
BE, aber "a mon i'm l6limmlten
6aae bo6ei nid)ts berlieren fonr,
10 fam mar es rltbig einmol pro-
6ieren. Die Sade lpdre tleu, uno
es mare bod moglth, oob iid bie
5timmgeber iiber's DIR ballen tie.
Ben. lteberoies lit Die 9eteiligllng
az 8ormablen ~getpobnlid ni6t be,
iunoers itarf, mas ibon aur Muiitel-
lling handles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten" ecfiibrt bot, pieaeidt eelingt es
olld) oiesnlol.
SSn @tsconiin uno SGinois lino
es beionoers ga 6olettc nnro lei
lie anbotger Die fir sic 9rdi;-
beilteltportpobl aeitiererL uno lire
gemeagriilloe iino ia sur @eniigc
befannt. Sn Ohio tim es ncberl eli.
nigen perlonlidcu @egnern oes
Eraiioenten in~sbeionoere einige lin
berufene Sreunoe Nooiepelt's, oia
ben 9lif ni6t BON ibreun Mbgott
menben fonnen. Serr Nooiepelt bot
befonntlid ielbit mebr ols einmal
erfldrt, bob Ell fein aanoioot iei
uno es als cine v4alamitat" BE-
tradtett lpllroe, tpen1l 1el1e sSrellnoc
ieinen Namen IN 8ori6lag brad)-
ten. @ber 6as maft ni9ts. gsilf
ct nidt ielbit, 10 miro er ge5pur,<
gen. aud in Miliouri lit cine lei
lie geipegung fir Die B~raiioentell-
borfpablen 81 Ipiiren, aber nibt iii.
ter ben Gepublifanerr, lon6ern ufl=
ter ben 0einofraten. Gin tribe
rer Staotsfonpent batte befanntlirb
iebr n%nberufener uno unberehtig-
ter @eiie Solf auf oen Sdilo
erboben, uno o,lrd oieies @orgeben
fiiblt man ii6 10 balb u1o balls
gebnnoen, obglei6 Die Mebrbeit
Der Yartei offenbar fir Glarf lit.
% mofte mon iih ourh oos liebe
8olf aerne aug Dem Dilemma bel
len laiien uno ieiae Saut ialuieren.
aebnlibe @riinoe m0aen nod bier
unb bort BEL Dem @erlaneen nod
Rr1iioenten -@prpaDlen ausi9log.
gebet1o fem. Iber bas cine iii iiher,
pom @olfe eebt oieies Gerlanger
ilirgenos aus. gs 1T boaitdnoig gu
frie6en nit Dem gegenndrtigen
Spltcm, mag iih ober trueoem iii
oieiem ober ienem Staate oas nele
auforangen loiien. Inns fann's, mte
aeioat, 8iemlid sleidgiiltig ieit.
Safts INSTRUMENTATION miro ba-
burd bod niht nerbinbert peroen.
@eitli6e Hoit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
M1r Elm Irpntu =Ghinin.

has lit Das abfiIrenbe 8rontp =G6inin.
lebt auf Die unterf6rift bon ". 70.
@roue. Sn Der ean5ell 8elt eebraudlt
nm grfGltunn in / Saa au beilen. 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
Eraiioeuten : gDr,uablen.

IS lit fat nod ell babies Sabr
bis ailr nadlten Braiibcntenuabl,
un0 oo6 miro Tie III Der BreIic iholi
10 leb6aft erortert, als lt1i,oe lie
in aaernahiter 3eit bepor. 9as
Stedenpfero, oas our 3eit Don Den
u&eformern" III 9erbinoullg nit ben
yHrogreiiipen" ooer uSniurgenten"
eeritten miro, lit Die Hraiioenten-
uormaDl. Sic tull, als ob Die
Stinlmgeber iorinlih begicrie ba-
raltf maren, BEL Der MustDabl Der
8raiioentidafts aanoioaten an
StimmfaIten ein 0ireftes @ort init.
5uiprefen. 8isber mar es befamt.
lid Site, Die 3anoibaten in ben
acknowledgements auf5uitc1en. Die
Witglieoer 6ieier 4onpente Itanocn
~aIleroings in Der 9fegel inter be.
ifimmten @eiiungen; Die ibneft. 5ll
@anie, in i6rem Staatc, erteilt
morben narert uno Tic moraliid)
uerpflihteten, fir oieien ODER ie-
llen &anoioatei1, Der oet Bartei
genollen ibres Staates als Ser be.
licbtelte ooer auslidtsreibite gall,
5u itimrncn u,o erit, mein oeiicn
Nomination lih als nnntoelid Der
allsgeiteut, lire Stimnlen eiileul
anoern &anoionten a~uSufpe1Den SIN
@leenleinen 1aben iid Die Mdn-
her, Die altf iolde @eiie nolninicrt
nno aemablt lpuroen ourdaus be
tpabrt, man fann alio iaeen, oaB
oas SpItem onrhalis befrieoigeno
gearbeitct bat. 9eiiere M6nner
batten mir aub nidt erboltct, nenlt
Die aonoioatcll ourh oirefte BOLTS
abItimmui1g aufeeltelIt moroen nd
rem. Srobbem idreit iest, pie &c.
iagt, elm Sell Der BoIitifer nod
acknowledgements.
Scum, man bat lins ia iibern III.
2anoe III ben lcbtell Sabren Die
gormablen io5uiagen nit 2offeln
eingegeben, uno mir iino oesbalb
anf IlIes eefaBt. 8ie often Staats-
fonpette uno Staotfonpente iin5
ibon taft iberau abgeidafft, uno
Die Domination Der geamten ct.
folgt oiirh oirefte 4"bitimmung.
Gas beiBt natIrlih nibt, baB Die
8iirger nun itinlnnen olrfen fir
iuen iie molten -bei2eibe nift. Sic
baben Die 4usmabl 5miiben elm
paar Ganoi6aten, Die enttpeoer oos
NOTICE Weloopfer brndten mno iid
ielbit aufiteaeIl, ODER aber BON Der
alien politiihen Moid)ine anfgeiteat
mernen. Sebr baufig mifien fie
bon ben 2anoioatelt gar nihts, uno
III ben meiiten SGGen ieoenfalls
meniger, aIs Die &onpentsoeleg1s
ten roll ben 2euten muBten bic
lie nominierten. 0as binoert aber
natiirIih nidf, oaB Die yoirefte Wor-
mabl~ aud 6ellte nod BON ben uRe-
formern" iiberna in 2anoe als
NnbeilmittcI oneeprieien tpirb. so
piel mir beurteilen fonnen = oenn
aud Miiiouri lit befanntlid nit
Der ginrihtung beeliift - bat ods
neue Spitem feinen ~beionoeren
Shaoen anaeridtet, aber geniist bat
es aud nihts. 9ie 8anoioaten
iino inf Durdidnitt nod genal.
bon oemIeIben Sd[og mie friiber.
Mit Ben Erdiioenten gorfpab
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
Cine idItmme WadiaHisfeit

1T es, 2~eberIeioen nidt 81 beadten.
Seio boriidtig. Mebnit Or. Sings
9eue 2ebenspillen@ beim erlten an
'5eihen bon ltnperoallIi1feit mo
geritopfung ullo permeioet 6rori-
ide llnneroaulidfeit, @elbiudt Deer
l@allenIteine. Die Yillell regulieren
Sober, Masen uno ginaewcioe nro
ibingen @eiunobeit. Nur 25c III al
len Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
Sic am fiinften 9esember 8

Sic am fiinften Ge5ember &C.
|troffene un0 oanals gemeloete
sobI INTER ben gmtmiirfen fir oas
gismatd : Wational 0enfmal ailf
Der gliienbobe BEL gingerbriid bot
ailgenideinlid 8ablreide Mitglicoer
oes Genfmal 8omites p~eroroIien.
Sout Meloung aug 9iiiieIoerf fina
nidt meniger als finf5ebn Mitglie
Der infolge oes gntiheios Der
Slrp, welde oem gntmurf @reis-
Seoerer ben gor5ug gegeben bat,
olls Dem Romite ausgetreten. Inter
linen befinoen iid 8rof. Muguit
@aiil, Berlin; 8rof. Or. Mar 4lin,
Ger, 2eip5is; 8rof. Or. 2ihtuarf.
6amburg, Yrof. SranS bon Stllf,
Minden; Wrof. Or. 8. 9uaiaon
IgerIin, uno Or. @altber Natbenan,
Berlin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
9lndl elm Srplt.

.@ieoer baben Sic fem @elo iii
mid2 @un ia, men1 Sic oles
mitmahen uno INNER i'm @irts.
baiiie fisen, Damn fonnen Sic mid
nith ME be5ablen?"
Sur gut, ooB sic 10 perniinftis
iinb uno Dies e~inieben!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
Mrs. insloW's Soothing Syrup,

Set iiber fanf5ig Sabren boz
0aiaionen bon Miittern fir hire
Climber nit Dem beiten grfolee BERN
i3abnen sebraudt. Or berubigt oas
Sinh, ermeidt ons 3abufleii1 uno
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; BELT audl
Binbfolif unb lit bas bette .Mitt.l
BET Diarrboe. lleberaa BEL ben Apo,
ttefern gu baben- Sraet nod, Mrs.
@insloip's SOOTHING Sprup uno
nehmt nidts anberes. % Gents oie
Slaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
gaebmt cine Coils 9rifI b

Nebmt cine Coils 8ridlb
al + 8itters Dor Dem 3ubette.
ge6en uno Sbr fiibIt gild friih uno
frdftig oin Worgen. Sic Gingetuei.
De orbeiten oroentlid, appetit uno
geroauung beiiern Iid uno aeiltiac
mie forperlide gnergie i'll i'm &C.
folee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-16
Wtrtppat Ydnhereien.

2ano in ben Counties 6opctte
Colorado, @ilion, Srio, Soa, altb.
bod mo 2pnn gum 8erfailf. nit
longer 3abl5eit. 9as 2ono gebort
ms. Sobn ". 3err. Wulooou, Ger;
Rerr & Moore. 2onohdnofer.
POP Moore-@ ebdube, San gntonio,
Teros.
Evening journal., 1911-04-15
JUMPS MUST
WALK LINE
Will Tolerate No LOaflnG
This Year by Indicator
Holders
EXCUSES WON'TGO
IN LEAGUE THIS YEAR

That Tri-state League umpires win
be compelled to attend to their duties
this season and they must report
the old tricks which those individuals
pull off sometimes in order to shirk
work, is the announcement made by
President Carpenter. Carpenter states
that he will have staff of officials Of
which the league will be proud.
Carpenter says. he will accept no ex-
cuses from his umpires for short
sightedness OF headache just prior to
a game. The men, the league leader
announces. will be we'll looked after
this season and they fust report
everything out OF the ordinary that
occurs. The Williamsport Gazett-
Bulletin has this to say OF the mat
ter: Get that? Everthing out of the
ordinary? That means riot, larceny.
murder. mayhem and limiting that the
umpire's ancestry is not respectable. '
President Carpenters attitude will
be a welcome piece Of news 10 the
several managers. all Of whom have
felt for some time that better UNI
pires are needed. Not one of the
league managers has failed to take
exception to tho manner in which
they worked last year These same
men are back in the league again
Hogan is at Lancaster, Ramsey at Al
toona. Conn at Johnstown, Selbach at
Harrisburg and Weigand at York
Coughlin and Cockll have replaced
Harry Barton att Reading and Pete
Cassidy has taken the reins Of the
Williamsport team. They can be de-
pended upon to demand the proper
sort Of arbitration.
Evening journal., 1911-04-15
WEEHER KNOCKS
Or BALL GAMES

Rain iskelv n ho,d hal, -
bunch Of IN sor,o, ..sa rs s'e
en'S onV Ae week before the open
."e - '"e Pl league seasons all the
,, 1e "oi fuite anxious today 10
~ up Their last practice game,
sU' mo "efr man is unkind and
inc sanie N be eliminated Will
mington Higas gaua Mill, wa,
mington Corenca Acadar
DoFer put Train is likely to halt
e sne play Asy has a game with
bad hoped fortrv ont with Vande'
yer, but the gas will 90 over ~
less 'ne sun sh5 by l o'clock. Many
oeneI Dig teamhd games scheduled
for the day.
The all-Wilmfon T,eas,,a saason
Will open on heSaturday.
Evening journal., 1911-04-15
WALFECK no ENTERTAIN.

The Walfeck A. Cswill give bene-
fit at the Avenue Theatre, on Monday
evening, May s. Manager Mcknight
Is working hard for the Walfeck and
hopes 20 make It the leading team in
the city. He wants to hear from any
~ or 1S-year-old teams. James Nc
kenna, crack player from San
francisco, is to pitch. Walfeck OK
poets to open about May 20. All teams
wishing challenges viii write Mr..
Mcknight at No. 110 Justison street ,