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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-20

\ tailor by the name of Woods, &C
cused of stealing beer at Darlington
and dividing it with a number Of boys
and girls, was severely handled by
about twenty Of the citizens and driv
en- from the city.
There were but six applications
for state hail insurance In Mclean
county.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-20
CHEAP DRAG OR STONE BOAT
One Shown In illustration ThAt Cen
Be Made Of Materials at Hand
o. Light Construction.

The usual plan In making q drag"
or stone boat is to have planks spe-
cially sawed for the purpose. with one
end at an angle with the main part OF
the plank 1t is not always easy to
get this done, nor always easy to get
a loo that will he suitable for the pur-
pose. The cut shows drag that can
be made out OF the materials 1T hand.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-20

standing that, in the event they shall
not Drove of any benefit In the treat
ment of your case, we will promptly
refund you the purchase price.
Put up in boxes containing sixty
pills; price, 50 cents per box.
Rexan Remedies can be obtained
only at our store-The Rerall Store.
Paul V. Mccoy 4 Co. Z Is Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-20

good good town. all good far" ano
at 1926 u-a
other ehnqusnnents III war"
N. D, and must be sold at once
posts good with plenty wa every o o.
This farm worth ~ per aero ou' W." " "
$15 terms, and crop goes witn ano.
good granare area ven t
water Will soil bargain good terms to the a. parry
OF the state come IN sno 'o ~
show it to you
Do want tins anm II you you
Get cheap enoughs will surprise you when toll you Tue
price this farm.
1e good want 10 SOL
l will Just give it to you for e2 % per acre
$50 acres az miles level farm land O acres OF
This at $40 per acre. ba must % sou
40 acres 10 miles north OF fax on the and
house ana gtaaay anu neo
sell this farm TOR w per acre. II - o' ~
vou want real bargain in will sell farm $lkO
Here i another snap 800 Mno% D. well i'm
proved with the good wnter goou
Two sets buildings this for $500 You cant believe wna
it Come IN and VIII snow y " Sou
1eo Deerng 40 acres Of crop goes Win
land, good improvements Do you want TINS az s'oOo'
have for land Of the finest sooa
close in II you are lnerosou o - -
show bargain
have some city lots that can sell tor
half what they worth
$40 acres and good land Prc - per
and terms to SUIT you
100 acres ~ price $500 This would % snap
II YOU want to SELL, TRADE or BUY, come IN
and see me. | will give you square oea' IL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-20

Ykot6
extremely
in
Francisco when
The baby
Of
his offs
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-20

We have some twenty
thousand dollars on
hand to loan on good
farm securities; mo 5 t
reasonable terms. Cali
on or write Dakota-Mon-
tana investment Co.,
Citizens Bank 3 ock.
Minot, N. p. tt
The Washington times., 1911-03-19
TAT ON WAY BACK
TO A BIG TASK
Mexican Situation Requires
Prompt, Careful Set
tlement.
Continued from First Page }

the local militia was drawn I'D to re-
celve him and officially escort him to
his hotel. This militia was composed
principally of one troop of cavalry. AS
the Presidents automobile pulled away
from the station the cavalry whirIed in
to line to do its escorting The swift
car. however. darted away like the wind,
and in less than a minute the escort"
was left far behind.
The worst scared negro in Georgia,
within year, was the one found on
the Presidents train beating his way
from Atlanta to Augusta He did not
dream that, he was the guest of the
President of the United States, and.
when he was found by the trainmen on
the blind baggage" hauled into a car,
and in mock seriousness told that he
was an anarchist, he reeled in a faint
He pleaded that he was only a ''nigger
hobo" and begged piteously for his life.
He was finally put off and told to take
to the woods-and he did.
All public receptions or demonstra-
lions OF any sort was discouraged by
the President after he reached Augusta.
The local Chamber OF Commerce wanted
TO entertain the Executive, but the
visitor of honor asked to be excused,
and, of course. he was
During his whole stay here Mr.. Taft
was permitted to enjoy his vacation
after his own fashion. He was not in
truded upon by anybody. He was cor
daily received. but was allowed TO come
and go without the slightest annoy
ance.
The only thing that approached a re-
ception here took place at the depot
last Sunday, when the President was
waiting for Mrs. Taft. The train was
late, and he sat in his automobile while
half the citizenship of the city filed by
and shook hands with him.
So fearful were the SOutherners that
something might happen to their dis
tinguished guest that vigilance com
mittee of ten citizens was organized
into a secret patrol. They watched the
golf links when the Executive was
there. They watched the hotel, and
every suspicious-looking character was
hauled up and told to get out and get
out quick All this was done without
the Presidents knowledge. Only the
Secret Service men knew of the special
vigilance committee.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19
DEAFNESS CURED
"a have demonstrated that
deafness Can be cured"
DR.. Guy Clifford Powell.

The secret OF how to use the mysterious
and invisible nature forces for the cure Of
Deafness and Head Noises has at las: been
discovered by the famous Physicia Scientist.
DR.. Guy Clifford Powell. Deafness and Head
Noises disappear IL by magic under the
use Of this new and wonderful discovery. He
will send all who suffer from Deafness and
Head Noises full information how they may be
cured. absolutely free. no matter how long
they have been deaf. what causei their
deafness This marvellous Treatment is so
simple. natural and certain that you will
wonder why II not discovered before
Investigators marvel the quick results
Any deaf person can have full information
how TO be cured quickly and cured to stay
cured at home without investing cent.
Bank Building Peoria. Ill, and get full in
formation OF this new and wonderful discov-
erv absolutely free.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19
ASKED
TO ACQUIRE ARNORY
Light Infantry's Plan of I'm
proving Quarters Under
Consideration.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, MARCH Is


The Chamber OF Commerce has re-
ceived a request from the Alexandria
Light Infantry soliciting the support of
that body in the movement to have the
armory taken over by the city author
tiles and remodeled. 1t is unofficlally
| stated that this request was prompted
by a desire of the company to have
the city assume responsibility for a
s., 500 mortgage now on the property,
and at the same time mako much
| needed improvements.
The Chamber of Commerce has re-
ferred the proposition to a committee
for action, and 1t is expected report
will be made at the next meeting,
which, If favorable, will be brought to
the attention of the city council
1t is expected that more than 200 COW
ers will be laid at the annual banquet
of the Retail Merchants Association,
which will be held in the Elks' Hall
next Tuesday evening. Prominent
speakers will attend. among them Off
cials from a number of business or
ganizations throughout the State.
Following many months Of suffering,
Frederick Schwab. aged thirty-seven,
died at his home, 2l North Royal
street, late yesterday afternoon. He
was, in 1863. in the aerial swing in
operation at Luna Park.
His death was caused directly by
Bright's disease He was mem
Der of Alexandria Lodge OF Elks.
and Osceola Tribe, Improved Order Of
probably take charge of the funeral
ceremonies to be held from the resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon. The serv-
ices will be conducted BY the Rev. p
Parker Phillips, of St. Paufs Episco-
pal Church Mr.. Schwab was not mar
led, and is survived by four sisters
and four brothers.
Mrs. Eva r. Dent. aged twenty-five.
wife of Marwood II. Dent, died a. the
family residence, zoos Duke street. yes
terday afternoon. following a short ILL
ness The funeral will be held from
the home Tuesday afternoon AT 2:30.
TIE other arrangements have not been
completed.
The funeral of Miss Margaret d. Viii
liams was held from her late residence
1l20 Prince street, at o'clock this af-
ternoon. the ReV. W. J. Morton and
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, officiating. Bur-
ial was made in the Presbyterian Gene
tery.
In an attempt to recruit the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry up TO its required
strength of siXtv-five men TO a com
pany. an order has been received from
the Richmond headquarters by Captain
SI2ymaker to open the hall tomorrow
night for the purpose of receiving re-
cruits.
'''Ths Voice Of TIE Hills AS Found in
Ruskin's Paintings" is the title OF an
illustrated lecture to be given at Leg
gett Hall tomorrow evening by the Rev.
5. NJ BarnwelI, of Baltimore.
Auctioneer Samuel Lunt Yesterday
sold the brick building at the corner
of Prince and Union streets TO Louis
and Albert DreifuS for S2,255.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19

All Zoe Shoe POIishes, So
Monday ~
The Washington times., 1911-03-19

Auctioneer Samuel Lunt Yesterday
sold the brick building at the corner
of Prince and Union streets TO Louis
and Albert Dreifus for S2,255.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19
Guard Harem Skirts.

RIO JANEIRO, March 19.-Special
guards have been placed in all thorough
fares 10 protect women wearing the
''culotte jupe" or harem skirt.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19

35c silk Floss CnshIons-Cam-
brio covering: size 1Sx1S OOo
inches: I'd fl. ................. AOC
Mfgr's Trunk samples; CI0S
VHIues mp to SO at. sDtsOO
All high grade trunks: sizes 80
to "a inch. with heavy leather
STRAPS all around; covered with
water prooted duck: sheet steel
bottom: heavily bracCd; full brass
trimmed
The Washington times., 1911-03-19

''The Voice Of TIE Hills AS Found in
Ruskin's Paintings" is the title OF an
illustrated lecture to be given at Leg
gett Hall tomorrow evening by the Rev.
S NJ BsrnwelI, of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19

In an attempt to recruit the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry up TO its required
strength of siXtv-five men to a com
pany. an order has been received from
the Richmond headquarters by Captain
SIavmaker to open the hall tomorrow
night for the purpose OF receiving re-
cruits.
The Washington times., 1911-03-19

The funeral of Miss Margaret d. Viii
liams was held from her late residence.
ll20 Prince street, at o'clock this af-
ternoon. the Rev. W. j. Morton and
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, officiating. Bur
ial was made i'm the Presbyterian Gene
terry.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
Gle gerbrsitnne Der s%riefmarten.

Gnqlano 1T bag -@eburtsIano Der
in atler @eIt 3ur Srdntiruns Der
poftfa9sn benubten 8riefmarten.
s Sabre 1910 CAB oas Snielrei4
Die eriten 8riefmarten beraus. Siers
auf fplsten 8. Sabre fpGter Die
G9neis uno ods bamalfse &aiiers
reid 8raFlien. SIN Sabre 1874
fiibrte ais eriter Stat in Seltf9s
larb bas SerSostbtst 8rdunidpeig
bic 8riefmdrten elm. SIN Sabre
1850 pur6en in Yreuben, ebenfo aud
i'm aSnisrei9 @a9ien. bic 8riefs
marten sur Granttruns einsefiibrt.
0eutf9lanb bat berbGItniBmdbig
tpenis Marten b.rausoeqeben. 9as
SSnisrei9 Spanten "a Mdrfen
berausgegeben, oas 4 portusal
fosar 846 Gtid. Sir Srantrei9
nnb feline golonien purben 1922
8riefmartenpert6e bergeitellt. gnss
lamb bat iebo9 infolse feines rei4en
GolonialsgsfBes aud Die meiiteR
8rtefmarten, r,Gmlt9 faft 1000 pers
fdiebene Wartenpsrtbe berdusseses
BEN.
Sn Ser 3ett BON 1910 Bis 1907
iin6 mad ben 9ere6niinsen zines
fran3D5ii1en Sammlers in allen
Stdaten Der Welt insaefdmmt an
10000 peri9ieoene 8riefmdrfentpers
TIE berseitellt norben, mttbin miibt.
cine pollitdnbige 8riefmarfenfamms
lung Die glet6e Stiid3abl aufpeifen.
@lle 8riefmdrfen aus ibrer fribeiten
@infibrungsaeit baben iebt einen iebr
boben Mertb. Die ielteniten Mdrten,
Don bener fid audi in Der 8riefmars
tenfammluns bes Hei9ss poftsMu,
leums in Berlin ie Elm Gremplar be-
ftnoet, iin6 Die beioen dlteiten BON
Der Snfel Mauritius, Die |. s. 1847
erIdienen fino. @ls tpeitere Selten.
beiten selten: Brit. @uidna 2 6.
(1850), 1 6. nn6 4 6. 1856, Sas
lpaii 2, 5 uno Is 6. 1851-52),
GumGnien 81 g. (1858). Oie I. &.
1850 bonn 8Dnisreid Sa9Ien bers
ausgssebene rotbe 0reipfennigmart.
bat beute einen MdrttDertb BON $50
Rart. 8eri9ieoene Marfen bon ans
beren oeuti9en Staaten, fpts Braun.
f9peig, Medleaburg. SIbenbura. fos
ften beute 100 Bic 400 Mart. DieTs
Marten fino nur in ben gr5Bten
5ammlnns.n dig erEte G~sltenbeiten
on5utreffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
Der ar5ste ganabnft.

Sn 4pulien tpirb 5ur s3eit an eis
mem aqudbutt sebaut, Der mad ieiner
fiir's Subr 1914 dnseiebten 8olsns
Duns Der grDBte iein pirb. Der felt
Romer3eiten aussefiibrt purbe. gr
fammeIt bic In Der @emsinbe Gapoz
iele entipringenben Quslfen Della
Santa, Inn iie 212 &ilomster nett
burd Oas 2anb gu fiibren. 1914 ats
lomster lduft er auf @alerien. Gs
miinOet in i'm bas gauge 8epdFe-
rungsneb Der propin5en Sogsid,
Bari unb 2ecee, bas 3uiammen eine
@%usbebnuns bon 2,510 &ilometer bat.
Stdliens iiibli9e propin3en, bic ieits
yer Sahr fir Sabr inter fdredli6en
@dFertdlamitGten gu Ieiben batten,
fpsrOen bur9 ben groBen aqudbutt
rei9li9 berfprgt tperben; bic bret
Bropin5en, bic cine @infpobner3dbl
pon stpet Milionen baten, tperben
tdglid auf Is @dllonen pro 3opf
re8nen tOnnen; abgeieben babon, bofft
man mod SO Milionen @alpnsn i'm
Sobr fir onbere 3fpede our 8erfiis
suns gu babsr, por dllem 3ur Grseu=
gung BON eleftrif6sr gnsrsie unb gu
fpeitersn erobsn getpdferunssanlas
gen, Der Nqudouit, Der Qen Yprt
nit @aHer berIorgt unb bis6sr bic
gr6bte after berartisen gnlaeen mar,
iIt ni9t balb 10 lang mic bieier apulis
Icps, unb Der aqnaouit beg serinp,
Der Reupel iein Reinstatement 3us
fii6rt, srreiht nur ben pisrten 1beil
Der adnge bes ero6fn TiibttdlieniI9sn,
bsfTen Roften 125 Niliorsn 2ire be.
trosen trerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22
aas @otorbDpt in afrifa.
60 fiuOet se~rpenbuns 5ar erfOridHns
ppn Slnflanfen uub Seen.


SberIeutnont @raeb, ipeI6sr Dor
5tpei Sabren @frifa i'm automobiI
bon Daresialam mad Spatopmuno
our9quert bat. bsfin6et ii9 nit Der
oeutfden Motorbopterpeoition ourG
afritd pieosrum I'm i6tpurssn gros
tbeil. Der 3fpsd oieIer expedition III
Die 6eititsllung bes gum srOBten She'll
nod uuerfori9tsn Jlublaufss oes
3ambefi in Rprooftrbo6sFa, bes nod
boatpmmen unberiibrten 9dnguefps
fees uno oes Qualabd ooer 2udpula,
tpel9er ben 8dn9neloIee NIT Dem
Merufee berbinoet.
Die Srase Iiegt ndbe, fpesbalb oi.
Expedition i'm Motpr6opt unternpms
men miro. Dies liegt oarin begriins
oct. bab Die llfer 6es 3ambeii BON
oi9tem, gum She'll unour9orinsIis
dem llrpalb beitan6en fino nn6 fers
ner Der 8anguelofse BON elmer meilen<
bretten 6oben S9ilfmduer umf9Iofs
len lit, bur9 pel9e man MIR nit Dem
6lublaufe bes 3ambei ~geIdnsen lam.
gisber mar .s nod niemoIs mDgli9,
Den eigentliden See gu errei9en, 6d
es bier mitten in gentralafrifd on
einem tii9tisen 8oote mangslte, Inn
iid our9 Die G9ilfsone auf Den S.s
binauspugen 81 tonnen. Rur am
Steler zines marDprirfGbigen 8potes
fam man es tpoeen, in Der @tr5s
mirls bes 3ambei auf ben Gee bins
aus5ufabrsn. BON Der Sittiifte bat
Die Ratur einen WdFsrtpeg mad Dem
Snnern eef6affen in Dem getpaltisen,
meilenbreiten 3ambeiiitrom. nel9er
t4 in bielseitaltig.m Delta BET Gbins
be unb QueIimane in ben inoiIaen
Ocean ergieBt. Den 3ambei binouf,
ourd portugieiif9 : Sftafrita Biz
gum Ginflub ses SHIRE nirb Der
5pferbiee 8plinoerpetroleummptor
cine barte probe gu befsben baden.
SIN @bire miro our9 RpaFalanb
Der Nbafaiee erretdt, on beTen
Nproenoe bel 8aronea Die llebertpins
bung Ser @aferf9eibe einen lI.bers
lanotransport oes 8ootes BON ctrca
% 4tlometern nit Silfe elmer abs
nebmbaren Sdbrporri9tung n0tbig
ma9t. SIM Sifsfiub, bart peftIi9 Der
sleidnamisen, an Der Stepenionroat
~gelegenen englif9en Station in Rorb.
oitrbobeifa, miro oas Boot lpieoer 81
WaHer gelafen. 9ie Slutben bes
SifefluFes iteisen in Der &egenseii
bp9 genug, um Dem MIR 6 Bon Stef.
gang aufpeiienben, in Ser gootsiperfi
2urFens@ egeiad eigens fir bieier
3ned gebouten Sabr3ele Die MOs.
li9teit gu f4affen, in ben paferreh.
den 3ambeF unb nit bieIem aaf Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 8ang1teloiee 81
geIansen. 0berleutnant @raeB tit Dor
Dem erfahrenen Barrier Sperateui
Setape Siere besleitet, pelfsr 81,
neutrality-suspicious. Irbeiten iiber,
nimmt. gid9 ben lebten Na9ridter
beFinbet fiG bie expedition bereits i'm
Stromgebiet oes 3umbefi. nabe Dem
8an9uelsfee. Die Riidte6r Der Grpe'
hition erfolgt auf Sem 2ualdba unb
aongo nah Der @eittiite @fritas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

a18 Der 13 Sabre aIte
Gbpin @IterIe aug Ga GroTe, Wis.,
an cine SeB.anself4nur i'm 8lad
5IuFs Wiirnsr bef.itigte. fpuree sr
p1nmd4tig, pon ben Mngelbaten ers
fabt, iiber gprp uno bur9 ben an
fer @6nur tsfinbIidsn qnter in bic
Siefe oesogeu. Setns SreunOs 5ogen
iIn iofort an Der aeine nitber bers
aus, bod mar tnopiI9sn Der COB Be-
rcits eingetreten.
Sofspa Wilemdn po n !Sabr.
te @rate, Wb., fanb bort Bel Der
@riide Der Baltimore C Sbios 8dbn
eirs pertortte 6laf9, i'm Gusquee
bannd, bic cine feline 4ugel, cine
0oQarnots unb eiren 3ettel entbielt,
auf pel9tm sef9rieben mar, bic Glas
l6e isi am II. Moi 1911 Bel golums
biu, go, in ben SLUG s%etporfen pors
ben, unb bic 9ollarnots lei bic Be-
lo6nuns fir ben Climber,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Dem Sarmer So9n Sen.
ion, Der in Der Hd6e bon Wiaidms-
port, no., ipobnt, purbe in einem
admpf nit einem l~lnbetannten Elm
She'll Ser ltntsrlipps abgebifen. Del
Mann batte Senfon In einem @ro,
cerplaoeu gu @iIliamsport 3uerTt mil
einem Sanobeif onsesriffen, mar iss
bod BON 9enfon nieosrssfdlasen ipors
ben.
Die 8unbes baupt II d ot litt
ipGbreno Der Jingle Sibperiooe an
ben 5olsen elmer m~anselbaften Mil9-
sufabr aus Ser Hn6bari1oft, aRo es
muBten betrG9tli9e Quantitdten
Weil9 aus pennfplpanien aro Dem
tadfe lefp gorf eingefibrt fperosn.
96ie Jplse mar cine betrd9tli9e Yreis-
fteieerung.
Gin erit tIrsli9 BON g. s.
Gimmons IN 9iola, @is., fir $3.50
gefauftes pfero mari einen 8ienens
ftpd I'm unS Ole oariiber erboften
9eipcbner oss Rorbss fieen au Saus
isnoen iiber nns Sbier Der, oas turae
Set barduf on glutDersiftuns Der.
enbete..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-09-22

Der r8tutfee" Bel Nrpfa
fdrbt ii4 perioSif9 totb.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-19
Nolan Called Turn For
Nelson on Coming Back

throne. There are exceptions to this,
Stanley Ketchel. for instance. but
the rule holds sood In 80 per cent OF
the cases. Neiaon Is the most per
sistent man on earth and he Is talking
much OF coming back To his own.
He has decided to go through an
other long course of sprouts and take
on AID Wolgast again. The general
belief is that Nelson will never come
back, but he Is making a game play
to get the chance and the money.
Bill Nolan, the old manager of Bat
Ting Nelson. once said that when the
Durable Dane was once beaten he
would oe mark ior Plmcgt every
lightweight in the country. Woigast
did the trick, then Moran did II In
short time. The next man might
cripple the Battler right OF the reel.
This Is all dope. but still IL makes
Nolan's remark good. Bat may or
may not come back, but he has been
such a willing fighter that We would
like to see him get another chance
ut Wolgast.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-19
McF arland Looks
Good to Attell

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-The biggest
compliment that has vet been paid
Packey McFsI land on his victory over
Jack Goodman, Tuesday night. came
from Abe Atten today. the feather
weight champion. VINO frankly &C.
knowledged ;nai he was mighty glad
he slipped out of match with Nc
Farlanl m,nth ago. wien an effort
was made to bring them together.
Atten Witnessed Netherlands knock
out OF Goodna an. and he said he Was
surprised at the strength displayed
by the stock yards champion.
III | had gone through with my
matcn with Mcfarland. would ha re
had 70 give him NJ least j. pounds.
said Attell. "and ruess ! woul lat
have been a sucker"
Mcfarland says that he has Al.
wolgsst positive word that the
chammJa will meet MN In l2-ro lni
bout In Milwaukee. Feb. ~.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-19
SHORT LENGTHS

Tom Murphy, Tiger ground keeper,
says radium baths at Monroe, La. re-
store failing eyesight. Murph bathed
once, threw away his spectacles and
can see n mile. Opposing pitchers be-
ware.
The Giants have released Pitcher
Slaughter to the Scranton, Pa, club.
and thus is another aspiring athletes
hope OF a big league career killed
Richard Jackson gave n supper nj
the Fellowcraft club last night for
Coo ch Macklin and the NJ y. c. basket
ball team, the Spaldings, Or. Modesto,
Coach Frye and few others. 1t FOL
lowed the game at the armory.
with society night" ON at the Wayne
Pavilion auto show this evening, there
ought to be enough boiled shirts pres
ent TO make Chinaman happy for
eternity.
"Bresnnhan on ON a Vacation" n the
heading in an eastern paper Merci-
full furies. what's baseball manag ger
been doing all winter but enjoying
vacation?
Hugh jennings must have adopted
Sherlock Holmes DISCUSSES. The de-
mon manager has been married over a
week. has gone TO the Pacific Coast
and hasn't butted into the public prints
for six days.
Frankie ConIey, bantam champion,
fought n 10-round draw with Tommy
Dixon at Kansas City.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-19
BY TIP WRIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-John j. Nc
Graw. Giants manager. has been call
ed everything from The Little Napo-
leon" 20 things not repeated in con-
sentative circles. The name applied
the aggressive, strategic little leader
depends upon the degree to which the
speaker carries his partisanship. For
instance, in Chicago-but that's anoth-
er story.
McGraw is probably the best paid
man in baseball Certainly he Is one
OF the most brilliant leaders in the
game. They used TO say he had to
buy stars; that he couldn't develop
them, but his career proves the con-
trary. Although he didn't win a pen
nant last year nor the year previous,
for that matter, McGraw Is New
York's leading baseball light and one
OF the most prominent men in the
game.
AS a side line. McGraw has bill
lizard palace, where he is TO be found
when the national game isn't being
played. dropped into the big room
with its shaded drop lights and green
covered tables In time to hear Jawn
give voice to the, by this time, widely
quoted utterance, that he was strong
for the "chesty" player.
And John j. said more. He said
he believed In getting an early start,
not only TO separate the dead wood AS
quickly as possible, but because the
team that gets the jump comes home
In front several times out of many
He gave advice which future Lajoies,
wagners and Cobbs will do well to
tuck inside their hat bands.
The Giants win report at Marlin,
Tex, early" said McGraw. Il believe
that getting away on the right foot
means much. The team ready physi.
cally to start at full speed and hold
the pace is better fitted TO land In
front In November than the one that
has to come from behind.
1T look for a splendid year. The
fact that the public wants fast. hard
fighting team was shown conclusively
by the attendance figures. We out
drew every team on the road last sea
SON."
How do your recruits look at dis
lancer" | asked.
Recruits generally look good-at a
distance. Some retain their appear
ance when they reach the majors; the
majority fail to. I think We have
bunch OF fast boys.
"The trouble with the average minor
Lacquer is that he starts In by fear