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SIX TWINS JOKE?
NOT TO MRS. JAKE!
THEY'RE TRAGEDY
Mr.. Cohen Takes Six.PoldR Re-
sponsibility So Lightly She
Has Him Arrested.
HE ONLY LAUGHS, HA, HA
Police Laugh, Jake's Friends
'Laugh-but Twins and Mrs.
Cohen, They Cry.

why 10 Il that every tims . father
says twins. some one laughsf
Are twins q joke or q tragedy
lake Cohen and Leah Cohen OF No. u
MONTGOMERY street have three twins
which. according to rules Of arithmetic.
u hres times two n equals sdx. When
YOU ask jake o many children he has.
he swe three twins and follows chis
up by saying six children When Jake
says he has three twins in his family
he laughs Just like most folk do when
she word twins 10 mentioned. When Jaks
says no has six children In MS fAmiy
he shuddera. Jake sees both humor end
tragedy In twins.
Mrs. Leah Cohen sees naushs but
sorrow in the three twins. Three times
two IL no joke with Nrs. Jake. 1t II q
serious matter. II was . serious mat
ter to Jake until hs sdcidsd 20 rv up
his lob of walking the floor every night
with q squaliing twin under either srm-
Mrs. Jake promptly swors out . ~
RAM for his arrest Tor ~non-0uppor< and
Jake cot his nrst undlsturbsd NIGHTS
rest In many moons. Since then twins
arc a Joke to Jake. When you ~
'.rwins' to Jake now he laughs He.
ha 20 and he laughs He. he!"
But down at No. 30 Montgomery
strest Ms. Jake doesn't laugh Talk.
ing in . loud voice that b may be
heard above the squalls Of the two
times three. Mrs. Jake pours cut .
sorrowfui stony. which. Ike mort sord1d
tales Of domestic whAppinssa. he's In II
another woman"
"JAkE tAUohe-BUr CRrS'
aAVe MRs. JAKE.
IT a onot oars for him and he doss
not care for me-" saM Mrs. Cohen. 'bui
We have ak ohildrsn-thrss twins. They
are his ~ much % mins. He oomplains
Of DO many twins and he 10 With them
but Q fsw hours saoh day. ] am with
tham ali the time AL I ask 10 that tn
court make HIM help support m twins
II he does not I will have 70 stve them
away and 70 to work. I don't want 4
nve my children away. Even though
have three twins I love them oil. Jak'
goes out and tolls his men friends M
has three twins. They laugh. Jak'
comes homo and becomes angry. III
thinks II terrible. I love them and
don't want to give them away. Yak
says tahsy keep him awake nights with
their crying. Do they not ksso m<
awake nishts. too. and don't I have
them Drying on my arms all day lona
while Jake and his friends hughf
cannot laugh. I CRY. Three twtns 10 nc
laughing matter. Il may be 70 Jake
VINO can run away from them. I cannot
run AWAY. ! would not II ] could. Sc
The evening world., 1911-11-29
WHY NEW YORK
PAYS BIG RATES
FOR TAXI RIDES
Owners of Vehicles Forced to
Give $500 900 a year for
Use Of Public Streets.
RAKE OFF FOR ISLANDS"
Rates Five Times as Large as
London and Paris, Yet Well
Within the Law.
RAKE OFF o STANDS"

n London one oan ride . mile In .
taxdcab for 1s cents; In Paris. for Is
cents. and in Berlin. for even less. but
in New York City the tarcab operators
are charging the public about what
they pleass-Nii the way up from .
minimum OF % cents for the frst male.
with q slight reduction for the second
and each succeeding milo.
There are 1877 taxicabs running IN
this city. 1,4So being operated from pr
vate stands by various companies and
M as public taxioabs running from
public stands.
Ofioers of the various companies
claim the chief reason Of the high rates
charged here IS the heavy payments
they nave to make to some Of the
leading hotels. restaurants and clubs
for the privilege OF soliciting their trade
from The street. This cost, to the taxi
,ab companies. approximates 3soo.ooo .
rsar.
According 20 the Commiopionsr
Of Accounts, here are . few Of me
pF1vats Assessments levied for The
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PORT or NEW YORK.

INCOMING ~sTEAMsHIPs.
ntfE ~ nav
The evening world., 1911-11-29
HooHgans Are All Alike
In London or NeW York,
Mrs.. Pdnkhurst Declares

"Always the Same Silly
Little Boy, Whether
His Speech Has the
Yankee TiUang or the
Cockney Accent, and
Not Worth Serious No.
fice," Says English MIL
liant Sufragette.
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she VERY iNDUL0ENTlY o
FINES HOOLiGANISM.

"I should say that TINS tnins YOU ~"
~hooliganism l. equally unimportant IN
New York or London or anywhere IN
the world" she affirmed. 'Reduceo
down TO cold fact, what Is It? A Few
ignorant persons of the male sex. young
In understanding and usually young IN
years, find that something new to them
is thrust upon their notice. In TINS
case the new thing happened to be a
suffrage speech by a woman. II might
equally well have been something else
Then these harmless youths express
their amazement and contempt. me
two feelings go together In children
also, you know; any new fashion OF
dress or department displayed by one
OF their number becomes a signal Tor
the scorn Of the rest.
THE little band OF untaught boys
choose the method OF expressing their
feelings that 10 most natural to them
namely, ignorant noise. They aHe not
versed In the subtleties OF dropping eye
ia and twitching nostril. They laugh
aloud, quite loud. they shout, they make
meaningless calls; the most alert In
dulge in slangy repartee which seems
to them immensely humorous.
They generally seek the support OF
numbers for their performances. When
solitary they are bashful and tongue
tied. It Is only as the gang that they
are not afraid to let themselves out
That Is another sign of their truly
childl!ke attitude OF mind.
and what does 1t all amount tor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
PERSONAL NEIllH.

A o. Carter uas in Ashland Iast
Tuesday.
pan FannIn. Of C1,i-Iis5STT. 77s
herr Tuesday.
Woods whru. or Ashland. vas In
Losisa SATURDAY
R A BisksL Of BuHtinstOn. vas
in Louisa Tuesday
Mss Willis Belle Cole has ~
turned from GArner-
Ms. Clyae Hamilton visited IrOn-
ton friends saturday.
Nrs Burns johnson Is visiting her
Husband AZ SheihiAna
otto Garth has returned iron =
STAY Al Pencs SPRINGS
SAN Nevberry. Of Inca. SPeat a
day or 50 here last week
Ms TOn Vaughan visited Cat
leJtsbars frtends last week
Charlie Moore. Of Louisa vss \
caller in CASAssssaEx =ecently.
R n BOleS Of Blueneld. W
va. and family. are Al the savoy.
Nrs Claude GaujOt vas visiting
In Charleston and Huntington tkis
week.
I'M. Caaain Of S14ahAREh.vas
caller Al the News Ofnse Wed
nesdAy.
Ms Emily Herr Is visiting her
sister. Nrs W ?. ShiP@An. o;
Ashland
chArlss Carey is here from Pail
aaslPAiA visiting the family o:
wuIiAm Cary
Mr.. and Mrs. A n whesler have
7ssurned frOn = visit to relatives
Al Gran. ". Va
Herbert Summons. os the n Z
o. visited relatives and Others IN
Louisa last Seek
Miss Fsnais Skesus. the trained
uurSs. has resurnsG from a Visi'
70 NOrtA Carolina
p. N4ridse. OF Martin oOapsy.
sAs here lNSs uesk taking treat,
aeat Al Rivervsew,
he MtSSes HOPe DsIlS. Of PIKE
willie. and Eva WellEAn. Of this city
have rs,urnsa frOa a ytsi, to VIII
1nSoa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

-
Judge 0'Brisn returned THURSDAY
NrS J. c. Burns and Mss Bessie
Snyder vent to Huntington Thurs
drs Ea. Eldridse. Who BAD bssn
visiting L.0uisa rleatives. has ~
Ms. George Roberts. of Eureka.
o. Is visiting her perents. Mr.. and
Mss Margaret Laskey IS home
frOa Wells College. y. Y. for
Fred Moore and SISTER, Miss Kate
Moore, O Cncinari, we're visiting
Loatsa relatives last Eeek-
Nrs- J. B. Drum and Mrs. X
Prison. Cran. W Va. uere guess
Of Nrs- A n Wheeler tAts week
~ ,-u
as the guest Of her PArsaiS. Mr.
and Ms William Carey, sunday
"a -.
U.-S !. -,--.,N
ttiRs LOatsa friends and relatives
Va. r,,. =. -.
49,. -,
-. 49,.
- u.n,
-. :, -',-.,...- I.
p. -. - - .s-..
Dr. and Ms. =. D. Big=s. o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

FOR sALR.-Tuo sooA lots IN
Central addition 70 LOaisa- Price
sisO each. easy payments Apply 10
n. =. Cooley. r.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Mr.. ". N winiAnsoa. City Col
lcStor. has 6eea TO LouiSa "a blsi-
uesS He reports everything fiOar-
Sang and ProsperOuS-WtIhAnsoa
Enterprise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Nss Ida Morris. Of Blaiae. Ky.
was here this week the guest Of
Ms Arnie HOl6rOk Mss Morris
Eas en- route home frOa California.
wAsre s.e visited = sister.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

LOST Last Friday evening in
LolsA a Parse containing a ring
Al sous sOii pima and a snail
ArnElnl Of silver nOney Finder viii
plsae return 10 this Orfioe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

WANrEDs-M Once men 70 work
= ~oots. On rad and in Mill and
rarA Wages Paia sl.se uP- Men
via families desired. - RoCkCAS-
Tx LUNRER CO. Meek. ny.
hnistf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Nh Many Jane RuEglus. form
srly q shis souusy. dled a, The
rcslasacs ~ her BROKER. Ira
mort. aoar cAtlsstsburs. last saA-
aay. he eCdy ~as buried In The
Rassies graveyard near BHehasAa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

LoST-GoLD cHAIN-A vaiaa-
BE Ga razhionsd gold chaiR Nas
los, = short time SsO in Or near
IA III yard- Liberal reward Tor
re,zrn to Ness Ofnoe. II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Nrslanes Kinster and children
% LuaA. are the guests % Mrs
r. s kIyer. Nrs Paul Ganl,. u
Holaeu who hss also. ee@a hsr
guess. burned 10 her home -
'sraay atieussurs Tsisaas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

On accou ,i SeiuE aSay fron
hone whsn sSSTfif Haas his
calls for tAHe The EaSs Fork rre-
siIcs tasle nav M TAI FOE
the YEAR lsla pa ccaseSlently,
ny name ~asN - On The d.
anSueaS list Al utsA the publse
TO knoN that sa,~ IN, heSn
settled IN tan
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Ms ]. G SAOrt rssarpsd Wed
.r~1Ay frca AshiAa1 ~hsrs she
"a IVA 10 - Mrs. N. A. Berry
M. Berry kas seea ven IN r.
s1lrins the setvscss % physicians
n.a uurssS but IS sov somewhat
lnurossa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Lille Avail Burgess Snyder fen
frOnA swing On her fAtherls pOrch'
a ~ aAys AsO and broke her
FSghtArn between the wriss and
slbSu DF. Burgess 81 the broken
limb
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Joan Preston ana Mss cAIMe
Davis we're married Tuesday on
Georges Greek ne bride vss Tor
usrly = narse a, Riyeryiev hospital
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Coffee. soaA. rice. teA baking
poud.r. packea and guaranteed an
anr Pure Fooa Law for Sullivan
masa. Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Juss recsived. a ftne liSs q hos
~. SIM stocking. sAOrt onss.loas
assa. black. uhite. tan. I'D any
sla color Al Sullivan Ndse Go.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

1 have Cor sale an Oliver ype
writer. tAoroaEh6 OSsrhAnled and
= sod coalition. for s.e. n =
cONLEf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

cAndrNs nav Al the N Z
shurch very vel Observed on
Sunday Sins last An s1eel-
lent PrOge me had hsen prepared
tor the q lon and vas rsaaerea
In a very Asing vAy 70 The d.
uEAs q a y suaiencs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Flne sAlrts vorkins shirts, and
IN klna Of underwear Al Sullivan
ndse Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Nh Alhert Murray has 50 ar
severed iron her illness A. 70
- ahie 10 - ~ ana Aeoat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Rsnenhsr. ue ARE headGnAFiers
anr sroceriss. fruits. egsA butter,
sAieksnA Essrythlng good 70 eat
Sullivan Ndse. Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
HIRE FOR TRRAT,TEN.

Taady Love and little sOn. q
Big Greek we're here last week. pa
tieats Of Dr.. B1rresS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Just received a niCe line Of RIB
hous laos. Insertions al Sullivan
Ma-s CO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

We have sons SostAsrn GcTaAn
xn;.s SD Isn Al Sullivan Ms
o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Nsu sirrilnr hslt pins q coilsy's
siors bslns Offered a Aalf prios
last as a leader.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Miss Eta BlankeushiP. Of the
wInAnSOn telephone sxehanseSNs
sers Sunday TO So her 2Oiher.
Ms nan BlanksnsAiP. Who has
seea quite Ssck-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Ms d. ?. walker and MS V,
Snen. Of wiIliAnsOn. are al the
SAVOY. Ms. Walker IS under treat
neat by d. Burgess
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

ne MtSSes HOPe DsIls, Of Pike
vile. and Eva wsIlnan. Of this city.
have rsSurnsa frOa viSi, TO VIII
n-S,,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Mss Emma Vaughan and broth
sr John Vaughan have gone to
Huntington To visit the family Of
Nr, James Heron
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

L ?. N1ridse. Of Martin cOap,y
sAs here lNSs uesk taking treat-
neat A. Riysrvtew,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Mrs. N. C. Watson. Of
aSutingtOn. cane up WEDNESDAY
and spent the day With Ms ?. L.
Stewart
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

ars Ea. Eldridse. Who bad bssa
WISHING LOuisa rleatives, has -
turned 10 Ashland
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

NrS J. c. Burns and Mss Bessie
Snyder vent to Huntington Thus
dAy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Ms. George Roberts. Of Eureka.
o. Is visiting her p.rehts. Mr.. and
Mrs William Carey
The evening world., 1911-04-12
NEW YORK boxers
capture THREE
VATIlH}L7 TITLES


BOSTON. April 1e-TrarS Hu'nagie
James Jarvis and Ip.n Eierer, An ron
New York. Won tI,c OF the sever
championships al the National Am"teuI
ToUtua ncut .Iur.t.Ic lssiA dIspiayeo
his Gle, erncss In tc i~-5-p'HH1 Class
against McNlly OF l:oN1u.y Huiuagle
landed some rights on the Jaw "nd ear
ope OF the blows pu,tius MsNaIy TO the
mat. ~ the end OF tine round \
stopped and hutuag MAS declared the
winner.
James Jarvis clasued with Frank MO
Garry IN the lnI. Oput OF the ~lao-pound
class. In the last rouud jarvis rockeo
McGarry with LEFT nooEs 20 tao Jaw and
left iaos 10 the lare. JARVIS VAS 10
ciared tie winner.
The final bout OF the lii-pound class
was between joan Fisher Of the Avonis
\. e. and Ted N|Odsao1 Iacy swappso
rirh's Oh the Jaw ami ootn sta-sered IN
the first round. an ,ne second rouno'
after exchancins rights aud ,efts' flsher
crossed rights and lett, stopp.n- iiods-
don. tis.er was Dies Ji'i tie w.nher.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
Rowland Of Columbia Among
Theological Students Practis-
ing Long Distance Running.

THERp must os an inside tip on
missionary conditions IN China.
Theological students at Prince
ton. Harvard n Columbia are all
taking up the running game. Those who
entered the different Institutions a.
eprintsrs are now p~rActisinS>at dis
tanos work, and there must be a'sood
and sufficient reason.
DIP At Columbia J. Rowland, who
won the cross country run last fall,
has given up running . mile, and u
now practising at distances up 70 the
Marathon route. Rowland. while It.
tending Harvard. was considered Q
great miller. He had . record there Of
: minutes n % seconds for that dis
lance. Only yesterday he ran o mile
In A.H over the slow Columbia indoor
track.
Rowland told Trainer Bernie wefers
that he'd like to learn how to go a
few miles at one time: he said that he
wanted to be able 10 run all day and
explained In whispers just why he had
the ambition to become a distance man.
In June Rowland and his intended
bride will sail for. China, and there he
will take w missionary work among
the Boxers.
"As q minister ia like TO show the
Chinese that we Americans are a great
race OF athletes. and II II becomes
necessary to 10 tho distance Tn going
TO be able TO show my heels to the
heathen." said Mr.. Rowland to-day.
bssn taxing . long layon, and II IL expected that
he will be IN fins form for the outdoor season.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

CHARLES NJ, DANIELS HAS GONE A-RFC.
ord breaking again. In the tank at the New
York Athletic club, of which. he Is a member.
he went aitcr the 2oO metre, mari. ,tha-e being
q CORPS q competent 4, A.. L. officials on han
to time him. lie took IwoIlrhs N a second oil
the old mark Of . 2S %. which he negotiated a
Few weeks ago. lie was opposed by l.. II. Good.
win. who ouly lasted nalf the distance. ~ terrific
was the pace set b the wonderful little swimmer.
a. q. BAXTER n MARE MuLDAUER
wsre the winie rs In the matches PLAYED at the
Riverside Academy for the Gas, Is 49, halkl no
billiard championship. Tho former was victunor,
over pr. y &. Beck by a score Of 800 to .ID.
and the latter defeated J. 81. ;. Millette By u
score OF 300 TO 49,
SAM HTLDRErH. WHOSE HORSES Won
moro money last year than those ~ any utht.
turflte, Is planning to send SON Of the b,sl
horses In his stable 10 England. unless the raclu-
game takes On . Brighter outlook In this count D..
during the next few weeks. tie IL row neg lta'
ina for trAlnlu. quarters at Newmarket, AMI D..
he Is successful in getting them 10 suit him D
VIII siip, among othen, l1tGhtrbert, one OF the
greatest horses ever bred ia this country, Kin.
James. i1restone, Novelty and six or seven prom
iaug tWO-yeAr-olls.
WITH THE SADDLE DANGLING UNDER
meath the horses siomAch, Eldie Dugan, the
rack little Jockey. plotted praguci, the yolhea3
own track, ltow he stayed on the horses bl. Is
althout the aid. OF tho strru9 irons Is notAlu.
short OF Miraculous.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
NELSON KNOCKS OUT WALTZ
AT baJWN A. A. oIAG.

Fighting Dick Nelson % Brooklyn rad
an easy time an beati.s Johnny Waltz
Of Jersey CI;y In the main bout AT the
Brown Gymnasium A A stag, putting
him away in the third round with an
inside right hand uppercut to tie Jaw
and a terrific right hand SWING Into the
pit OF the stomach.
waltz was no match Tor Nelson. as
he missed many blows. while Nelson
countered well and landed many a hard
wallop on his face and body. Waltz
seemed to be In no shape Tor a har'
battle.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
Crack Local Lightweight to
Meet Tommy Devine at
Jeffersonville, Ind.
BY JOHN

- NoCKOCT BROWN. who has
n been laid up since March 3 on
account OF an attack OF grip and
a caulihower ear. Is going to hsht again
on May ~. His manager. Danny Nor
gan. has just accepted an offer OF 81 90
guarantee, with the privilege Of 40 per
cent. of the gross receipts, to meet
Tommy Devlin. the former Quaker City
ighter. for ten rounds at a show TO be
brought of by the Tri-City A. c.. OF JEFF
f~ersonville. Ind. a prominent fighting
club Of the West. Morgan say he Is
starting Brown against Devlin to get
In good lighting condition again
before meeting some OF the topnotchers
in the lightweight class.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
WHITE soX STRONGER THAN
LAST YEAR, SAYS DUFFY.
BY UUGU i
Manager OF White Sow,

DETROIT, April 1.-THE white
sox are a much stronger team this
year than they were last. and vii be
In the race at tho start and finish.
With a veteran outheld composed OF
Callahan. Mcintyre and Dougherty
We viii have Il lot more batting
strength than We did last year. and
with Lord and Mcconnell TO brace
up the in0eld We win he stronger IN
that part o.; the team. Tango VIII oo
a star ia ,ur pitching department to
hep out Walsh, and sullivan viii be
IN the game from the very start.
which Will a big difference to
the team.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
of Big League Teams. Tell
Evening World Hon THEY'LL Finish
ny HAL CHASE,
Captain of the HilltopsJ

I think We
h . Q h Q
speediBt club
in the Amer
lean League.
We have tho
best supply OF
infelders in
tho country.
and our out
field 10 as feet
as a be. Gu
pitching stan J
IL str o n & er
than ever and
! really think
As u I'LL
The evening world., 1911-04-12
2 CLUeS NOT IN RACE
SAYS LEADER OF RED SOx.
ny HEINIE WAGNER,
Captain Of boston Americnns.)
" %ashington. April L

ashington. April IL.
We have one OF the strongest teams
OF young players ever organized and
viii make tho other teams hustle all
season TO keep us from running one.
two, three. Philadelphia, Detroit.
New York. Cleveland and Chicago all
have first class teams capable OF
finishing In the first division. and
there ought 10 be the keenest Kind
of composition in the pennant race all
through the leason. | believe that
Washington and ST. Louis are the
only " clubs that have no chance
for the peunant, but even Washing
ton has q show !or the tirst division.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
ny LARRY DOYLE,
Captain OF tho GiAnts.)

i think our
team II the
b Q . condi-
toned Of any
In the country.
This II always
q big factor
at the outset,
l think It will
give us a jump
on all the
other clubs In
IN National
League. and
by the time
I h a tn e y
l-s
The evening world., 1911-04-12
BY JOHN HUNIMEL,
Captain of DOdgers.D

think that
We Will. surely
land in the
hrst division
In the National
lie que. In
Tooley at short
anc thinner
man at third
We have two
strong addi-
lions 10 the
nine. We have
as good q
pitching staff
az a n y b o d y
In the league.
The evening world., 1911-04-12
Knockout BrOWn to Return
TO Squared Circle May IL

Tommy ,Maloney. the west side lightut On, who
uelc'tci Jack burmau at the FaIui1nt 4. C..
StH"iay night. was 10 .ched to-day b. EDDIE NJ.
MIhln, matchnih,. OF the OIl npic \. &. uf
va .c.n, 70 meet Julsuy Mario, the uiggrt Italian
i,shtr. for ten rounds az the n,N suJN N tne
'Ulh on Monday ulsut, As bo,h mel are slg.Irl,
a spod scrap.
The evening world., 1911-04-12

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to win the VI. A. L. utle a, Jim II In good
condition.
Mel Sheppard was much disappointed when
bs heard to-day that Jim Rosenberg had called
on the match race that had been arranged os.
tween them. 4 can't believe that Rosie would
me. Il wouldn't interfere with hi, chances IN The
n. A. l.. championships at ALL said Sheppard.
Dave Noble. the New York A. G. runner. . re
ported to be feeling somewhat peeyish. It Is
rumored that he is negotiating with both the
a%oaS,sdly has carly spring fever and needs a
few sulphur pills.
Harry GisSns Is thought 70 be in eomTanic,-
a SSn. 3; ., ss,'a 80 much aSrin, ii. ' i",l 70. -ssss
tss, I, IL hard to tell Just What he Intends doing
in The sthletic line. He was thinning Of mahtns .
jim 81 sSll.'-, !; sS,1yg t e; mile E. =. Il e.: T:' K iSET
: great race when they meet a. that distance
In The N. A. l.. championship.
E,.E |. q, IA: S:.n iHns .. I. = Ts.vs" /,
ins shsps now. Jake r.s wonderful man Over
n; :,ics sO, yh,. b s !: stss'' ,s sas !, @ S,sle.. h he
before tho coming outdoor season &, over.
Il. gan game q tmp'liicndiii.' that i. can hardly find
one that, he viii be on, after that "ittyeiI"
record this season.
The Trinity A. G, Is showing SPLENDID sporting
spirit in sending Ahlyren I'M 20 Boston for the
annual Marathon race. lie will undoubtedly ap-
nreciste Their friendship. and IT'S mos, certain
that he will represent them as SION IS he has
served hs year as an unattached athlete.
LAWSON Robertson /. WORRYING .eop, vhs, .1
If a cook can be Procured for Celtic Para this
summer. It's possible one may be brought from
the other aide.
awinn Henry. the TeIas sp1nter, has been tab.
is things easy since his races with Iiosenbergrr,
but he SAYS that he will IL ready 10 start real
work within a few days. lie Is getting better
acquainted with the East. and should show true
form within . short time.