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The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
MAzERITEs WIN
THE STATE TITLE
Outplay "Y" in Fast Game and Win
BY Score 81 To 18-Lavens and
Mazer Star for D. A. c.

Outplaying their opponents from
whistle 10 whistle. the ID. A. Q. bas-
ketbsll team. Wednesday night, de-
feated the Y, M. g. A. team and won
the state championship. Jake MAJ
er's OUTFIT played a fast, consistent
game, taking the game by q score ~
81 TO IS.
The off-form which was displayed
by the athletic club team at the sec
ond game OF the series with the Chris
tians, totally disappeared In Wednes-
day nights contest and the ~" boys
were made TO appear as II they were
on color this time. Only one little
squirt on the part OF the "Y" wnicn
tied the score, ever made the game
look bad for the ID. A. c., but this
little brilliant play was soon thwart-
ed and again the Mazerites lcaped
into the lead.
Lavens. who played his frst game
with the ID. A. c. regulars, started the
scoring with pretty field goal and
from that time. he was always In the
game. His passing was feature. He
was about the fastest man on the floor
and showed q thorough knowledge
OF the ms and outs Of the game. Bran
ston, who did most OF the scoring In
the second game Of the season, was
held to a lone basket by Joy Miller.
Aggravated because he could not avoid
Miller. the star ~" man began foul.
ing and In the last Of the second half
was put out Of the game by Umpire
Macklin.
Mazer and Lavens starred for the
Deltas although all the members OF
the team outplayed their opponents.
Mazer scored more points than any
other member Of his team. Ernie VIII.
son did the stellar work for the Chris
tians and although he only scored one
basket. his floor work enabled his as
sociates to make as many points a.
they did.
In the curtain-raiser. the "Y' Blues
defeated the Deltas. by score OF 81
to %.
DELTAS (22). BLUES (3l.
Hamlin. ........ LIE. Edwards Book
Freeman. ....... R.F Miller. Smith
Champe. ........ C. $500. Hoysington
Gustine. ......... .LG. ........ Fischer
Miller ........... RIG, ...... Griffin
seq.e, first halSmBlres; 10; psitas
ington 3. Griffin 2. smith . Fouls
Freeman, out OF 10: Champe, out
OF 10: Miller, 8 out of 8; Fischer, 3 out
OF 8. Fouls committed-Hamlin 2
Freeman. Champe 8, Cuisine 4, Miller
Edwards 5, Miller 4. Hoysington 4
Fischer s. Griffin. Smith. Extra points
pire-De Kruif. Halves-20 minutes.
ID. A c. f3l) Y. M c.. A. ls)
Lavens, Shinnick. 1. f. Bourne. Stockham
McDiarmid. R r. Branston, Wilson
Boosey ...........; c;.n::......;; Scott
Miller, Bullion. .R.G. Johnston
Score, first half-D. A. c.. 10: Y. NJ
c. A.. 10. Field goals-Lavens 3. Nc
Diarmid 8. Boosey, Maxer 4. Branston
Johnston 2. Stockham, Wilson. Fouls
Maker. o out OF Il: Branston. s out OF
IL. Fouls committed-Lavens Q. Nc
Diarmid 5, Boosey, Mazer 8. Miller l.
ham. Referee-De Kruif Umpire
Macklin. Halves-20 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30

vote OF confidence Is still In doubt A
week ago 1t looked as II Mitchell
would win In a walk. Since then the
pendulum has swung again. Appar-
emily outclassed In the duel, Pug"
stalked to the front at Louisville,
Tuesday. and, opposed by team In
Guiding but one left-handed batsman.
stopped the Colonies batting bee and
held them to one lone hit in the four
innings that remained TO play, after
Mullin had turned over the slab to
the tall child. In addition, Pug
gave just one base on balls. As
Mitchell had shown himself still ner-
vous, on his last appearance, Hughie
is inclined to the belief that IL will
be wise to make no decision regard
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30

ing the left-handers until he has a
chance to view each Of them in full
game. This opportunity may also
come in Indianapolis.
Cavet has shown that, despite his
extreme youth and immature physical
development. he has all the speed
possessed by Mitchell. He has bet.
ter curve ball, and better and more
graceful motion. On the other hand,
Mitchell's fast ball has more OF a
shoot. Also, the Nebraskan's splitter
is a fooler not in the Cavet reportory
Also Hushie wants 10 keep pug" u
only to see what a terrific pitcher he
10 bound to be when he gets 40 or SO
pounds more meat on that Iank six
foot-two frame Of his. He says he
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Corbett Matched.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Jim Cor
bett il today matched to compare
measurements and muscle with Katie
Sandwina, circus strong woman. In
spite Of the assurance Of friends that
he hasn't a chance to display any su
periority over the feminine marvel
Katie weighs 210 pounds and her
neck, biceps and calves measure IL
inches each.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Short Lengths

The Pape's Athletics Will open the
season with a double header at the
Dtx-aye. park Sunday with the Mon
archs and Kremer's Delray Athletics
as the opposing teams.
IL IL rumored that George stone, OF
the 81 Louis Browns. 10 slated for the
minors. He lead the American league
batsmen In 1907.
Walter ,. Travis, thrice American
and once British champion golfer;
William j. Fownes, Jr., national ANA
teur champion, and Charles Evans Jr.
western champion. will compete in the
hnals at Pinehurst. N. c.. OF the Sc
hole qualification round of the united
north and south golf championship on
Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Matched For 10 Rounds.

CHICAGO, March 30.-Tommy
Moore, Tom Mowat's lightweight pro
tege, will get tryout with Rudy On
holz In a 10-round bout at st. Joseph,
Mo-, April z IL was announced to-
day that articles have been signed
calling for 1873 pounds at 3 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
WILL HOLD MEETING.
Three-I. Masnates To Peacefully Meet
and Arrange Schedule.

CHICAGO, March 30.--After getting
a decision from the National commits
sion in the Waterloo scrap. President
AL Tearney of the Three-I. league to-
day called meeting of the league
magnates to be held here tomorrow.
He has notified Waterloo to with
draw their court proceedings and at
tend the meeting. The 1911 schedule
will be arranged
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
DETRO|TER WINS
FROM kAzO0 BOY
Drouillard 0utpoints Dougherty Be-
fore Windsor Club-Trott and
Wagner Matched.

Patsy Drouillard, of Detroit, was
unanimously given the decision over
Tommy Dougherty, Of Kalamazoo, at
the end OF eight rounds of furious
fighting, before the Windsor Athletic
club. Wednesday night.
The local lad was the aggressor
throughout the engagement and II was
only In the sixth round when the
Kalamazoo fighter landed a number
of hard punches on Drouillard's head,
did IL seem that Dougherty was in
any way dangerous.
Dougherty was driven to cover
many times. Drouillard repeatedly
landed on his body and kept up
stiff pace throughout the third, fourth
and fifth rounds. Tommy came
back" for a brief stay In the sixth,
but Il was his last. Throughout the
seventh, the Kalamazoo boy was pun.
ished numerically and he was ABOUT
all In when the gong sounded
At the beginning OF the eighth, an
uppercut laid open Dougherty's right
eye and he devoted the most OF his
time In keeping out OF range OF
Drouillard's swings, which were wild
at times.
Dougherty's clever ring work pre-
vented more serious damage TO him
self, but the lack OF q punch prevent
ed him from stopping the Detroiter.
In the preliminary, Jimmy Hunter
and Pete Zowitoski went two rounds,
but were stopped by the referee.
Prendergass and Lynn In the prelim-
inaries furnished four rounds OF good
milling
A message was received, Wednes-
day. from Chicago. saying that Fred
Gilmore has matched Billy Wagner,
Jack Whites brother, to meet Sammy
Trott at Windsor. April 5. The men
will weigh In at 100 pounds for an
eightround no-decision affair.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
ofers 10000 to Wre.tlnr..

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 40.
Word was received today by Chi.
cago mat promoters, that Harry Hea-
gren, the Utah promoter, has offered
a purse OF $4,000 for a match be-
tween Gotch and Hackenschmidt.
Klank, Gotch's manager, has wired
the offer to Jack Curley.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
POSTS $1,000 SIDE BET.
NORM and Maupome, Mexican Bill
liardists, Matched.

CHICAGO, March 30.-Arrange-
ments were completed today for
three-cushion cue match between
Charles NORM, OF Chicago. and Pierre
Maupome, the Mexican billiard sharks
The match will be the biggest, from
a financial viewpoint, OF any in the
history OF the three-cushion game,
each man having posted $1,000 side
bet
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
church Teams 10 PLAY,

The Trumbullave. Presbyterian
church basketball teams will close
their season Thursday evening when
they meet the woodvard-aye. NJ. f.
church teams. The Trumbull reserves
VIII clash with the wesleyans. and
ne girls team viii play the Scovels
TIE games win be played In the
funbplIave. church gym and will
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
oLDFIELD RECORD STANDS.
Wilcox and 6urman Fall to Lower
One kliometre Record.

PABLO BEACH. Fla. March 30
Wilcox, (NationaD and Burman,
Buick made unsuccessful attempts
to lower the worlds record of 1904
seconds held by Oldfield. for one Kill
ometer, at today's auto races. Will
cox covered the distance In 22:75 sec
onds, and Burman In 1926 seconds.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
ELECT PRESIDENT SOON.
Cardinals Secretary Takes Charge
Until Robison's Successor Named.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 30.-Pend-
ing the selection of president OF the
ST. Louis Cardinals to succeed the late
Stanley Robson, Herman Seekamp,
secretary of the club. today assum-
ed full charge OF the organization.
His action Is authorized by Mrs.
Helen Britton of Cleveland, Robison's
niece, to whom he left the property.
A club president will probably be
chosen next week.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Hayes Runs TonIaht.

NEW YORK. March 30.--The first
Marathon appearance OF Johnny
Hayes, the olympic star, in some
time, will be in Brooklyn tonight,
when he meets Alessio vambra, for
the full distance.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
DAILY Retains Title.

NEW YORK, March 30.--John Daily
remains the champion three-cushion
billiardist At the close OF the final
block OF his challenge match with
George w. Moore last night, he had
registered $50 points TO his oppon-
ent's 1871.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
HAVE ROUGH BATTLE.
kilbane and Joe Getz Fight Rough
and Tumble Draw.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 30.-In
spite OF desperate efforts on the part
OF both fighters to annihilate each
other. Tommy Kilbane, the local
tighter, and Joe Getz, OF Pittsburg.
are both alive today, after ten rounds
OF the toughest fighting ever seen
here, last night Although fans in.
sist Kilbane had the better OF II, the
referee decided the fight draw
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Bowls Perfect Score.

CHICAGO, March S0.--"Billy"
Rusch, local bowler. rolled perfect
score I'm a local bowling tournament
last night. He is the fifth Chicago
man to bowl IL strikes in row.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Plan Bio Stadium.

PRINCETON, N. j.. March 30
Plans for stadium. seating 10000.
are maturing at Princeton university
The new field will probably be ready
for use IN TIVE years.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
Elect Yale CAPTAIN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 3d.
The election of r. NJ. Callahan, Of
Dayton, Ohio, as captain of next
years Yale gym. team. was fayorably
received by the student body today.
He Is one OF the most-populsr men at
college
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
TO SELL RACE TRACK.
New Orleans Jockey Club Plans to
Auction or Property.

NEW ORLEANS, La. March 3d.
That the racing game is believed 10
be dead In Louisiana, is shown con-
clusively today, in an announcement
By the New Orleans Jockey club that
the City Park race track is for sale
The property will be advertised. and
sold at auction. The city will bid on
the property for park purposes.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30

cAs~ Mu.kr.t ser.p. Irs sees.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-30

Shrubb, the Britisher Marathoner, is
out with challenge TO meet any
horse on earth at 10 miles.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
THEY HAD SAND

In spite oi all the horrible deeds oi
Indian Mike aud his baud of murder
GERS. who were eNtcrnlnatcd' by the
State Police. you have to admit that
they had sand Whc nihc police op
cncd FIRE IL is claimed thai the body
of the leader was pirrscd with eight
bullets. This did not stop him and
he kept coming a man with eight
bullets in his body don't "conlr" very
far IL took another bullet to drop
Mike
The squaws and the children kept
right on fighting and scofned to SIR
render. Pity that their bravery was
not directed in better channel
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
OPEN LETTER ON
COUNTY REDUCTION
Attorney Chartz Files His Views
on the Affair

violate their pledge for the benefit OF
his partner as well as others. | be-
lieve those are the words that scared.
! | urged the fact that a mass meet
ing had been held in Carson, attended
by the Board OF County Commission
ers and City Trustees, and at said
meeting, Ex-Governor Colcord, T. B.
Yerington and c. f. Cults were ap-
pointed committee to devise ways
and means whereby Ormsby County
and Carson City could pay indebted
ness. and that such committee, after
full investigation had reported to the
effect that it was absolutely necessary
to cut down salaries TO their former
standard
! further urged the fact. in full eff
feet, that salaries had been raised iii
Ormsby County, and that the first
the taxpayers knew of il was after
its enactment
My opponent argued To tire etIect
salaries during the term for which
officers were elected. SIMILARLY,
argued TO the effect that it would not
be right and was not right to increase
salaries during the term tor which
officers were elected.
The constitutionality Of the -S1ll was
not questioned by my opponent
There never was any proyocatlon
to raise salaries in Ormsby County
within my recollection, beginning i'll
1871, when ! was pressman on The
Appeal | was also the devil
! wish Mr. Roberts every success III
Congress. He has announced himself
as a progressive Nevada is a pro
gressive State.
ALFRED. CiiARTZ.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
At the Grand
Theatre Tonight

''Fates Turning will be the title oi
/ one OF the four pictures to be shown
AT the Grand Theater tonight This
is biograph and tells the story OF a
young man, who having assumed the
duties of a create Office as head man
ager for his father who is sick, has a
nervous breakdown and is advised by
his physician to recuperate at some
health resort
He leaves his hancee and in the
dining room of the hotel where he
stops he meets a pretty waitress, falls
IN love with her and gives her an ex-
pensive engagement ring
Soon after this the death OF his
father calls him away unexpectedly
and when he reaches home finds that
he has made a mistake and cannot
marry this little waitress on account
OF the different positions they occu-
Ply. He writes this to her and she
on hearing OF the wedding to take
place between her lover and his for
mer tancee takes her child before
them and pleads with him at the al
tar.
Ills hancee, as well as the entire
bridal party. turn scornful glances at
him and his bride to-be immediatel,
leaves with her mother, refusing to
marry. As he loves the waitress bet
ter and had done so from the first
time of meeting her, the minister ar
rives and marries him to the waitress
as the fates wlled.
Three other reels equally as good
/ Splendid orchestra music.
Two shows: 80 and 8:45 D. m
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
Big Noise
a Success

The big NOISE, as managed by
Mr.. Love last evening AT the Opera
House, proved an evening OF enter
tanment for all who attended and the
house was well filed. From the op
ening to the close of the performance
good songs, lively hit, and novelties
were introduced.
The big program which had been
arranged was carried ont to the let
ter. Considerable new talent was
brought to the foot lights and made
a pleasing impression on an enthusi-
astic audience.
Among those who were new to the
Carson people is Mrs. Zeb Kendall,
who proved TO be one OF the stars
Miss Madge Mcmillan and Miss
Gladys Wood were also accorded
hearty applause. as they have talent
and more than please.
things moving. Their dances and
singing was received with applause
from every corner Of the house.
Mrs. Rountree, as the Comic Cow
Girl, brought down the house
In every particular the Big Noise :
was a hit The show will be repeat
ed this evening with a number OF
changes Those who attended can
vouch for the extra quality of the
performance and the house should be
packed this evening
After the performance this eveSing
there will be a free dance Secure
your tickets and attend both pleasant
occasions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11

Editor Appcal--With reference tc
the argument in the Assembly Thurs
day on the bill to reduce salaries oi
certain officers OF Ormsby County, be-
tween Congressman Roberts and my
SELF | state that insofar as ] am
concerned, there never was and there
is not now, any feeling OF nniriendli-
ness existing between us. | have
never spared an opposing attorney,
and | hope | never will have al
ways retained my friendship with
those who have not spared me. and
hope | ever will.
The words which brought forth the
Shorter word from my opponent
was my answer to question by a
member. to the effect that the District
Attorney, partner and deputy divided
the salary There is no wrong i'll a
District Attorney dividing his salary
with his partner and deputy. 1t is
in fact help to the county. because
it thereby profits by the additional
advice of the partner and deputy.
without additional cost So those
words could not have been the cause
that called forth the shorter word"
but only the preteNt Tor its use.
| believe that the real proyocation
Tor the use OF the word is contained
in the fact that | stated to the effect
that ever person present would be
absent but for the fact that they had
all pledged themselves to rigid econ
omy. and obtained their Offices by
false and fraudulent representations.
il they did not redeem their pledge,
and that my opponent had taken that
pledge. and that he was now urging
the members OF the Legislature to
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
Key Pittman
Will Stick

For some weeks past l.. l.. Patrick
has been regular fixture N the Fed
eral Court III this city on trial be
cause of charges made by tn eUnited
States District Attorney regarding
his use OF mails, etc.
Although majority OF the jurors
were III favor OF acquittal, Mr. platt
announces that he will continue the
hight. Twice the juries have failed IL
convict and the last time the instruc-
tons OF the Judge pointed toward an
acquittal
Key Pittman, the attorney Tor Pat
rick, went home after the second jury
hung He went To lonopah to look
after his house and see whether the
storms had washed it down into some
canyon
During the last campaign he was
charged with owning realty on the
never be irrigated and he now owes
some land in the bottom OF a ravine
where it is irrigated all the while
He will probably inspect this also
and take accurate measurements of
how many feet of water covers the
realty
On his return hext Sunday. he will
rent a house and take up permanent
residence III Carson
He will devote himself entirely to
defending his client He will tack a
sign over his door which will read:
key Pittman. Attorney for L. l.
Patrick All other business declin-
ed"
This will be pleasant reading TO the
lpeople OF Carson. Pittman is a gen
ial. original. cuss and he will dc
much to liven up the town in the dnl
season and his charming wife will ad.
a good deal to the gaiety Of Carson
society where she is a general favor
ite.
The Appeal welcomes the Pittman
to Carson and hope the Patrick cas-
will drag on indefinitely and ther,
will be lots OF hung jnries. Peopl
are also beginning to like Mr.. Pat
Trick and would appreciate his soiourl
+ in this section.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
State Bank
Account

BORN-In this city, March 10, 1911
to the wife OF NJ w. Zwinge. q
daughter,
The little miss becomes the pos
SCISSOR OF 4 bank account OF five dol
lars, which was offered by Abe Chon
Of the Emporium, short time age
as q present to the first child born al
ter the specified date. As little Miss
Geraldine /winge was the first to ar
rive in our city. Mr. Cohn yesterday
made ont a check for the specified
amount and the same will be deposit
ed TO the credit Of the young lady in
the Postal Savings Bank
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
LEGISLATURE RUSHING
IT'S FINAL WORR
Senate Passes Resolution to Move
Seat of Government


Church services at / a. IN. and 80
p. m. 1t is hoped that favorable
weather will permit many, who have
been shut in for the past weeks, to
get out again. Come in the spirit OF
giving and receiving help
NJ E. Church.
| Assemblyman A R. Merritt will
preach tomorrow evening at 1:3O.
His sermons have been very helpful
| and much appreciated. AS this Will
be his last sermon large attendance
is expected.
Pastor Fl Hornaday will preach in the
morning at ii o'clock.
| Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Epworth League at 7:3O p. m.
| ASSEMBLY-Morning
Prayer by Rev. Father Garland.
Minutes considered read and ap-
proved.
A. J. c. R., ll-Made special order
for $50 p. m.
A. J. c. R., l5-Made special order
for 2:4O
Motion that minority report on A.
B. 1913 be adopted Substitute motion
that majority report be adopted. Ma
jority report adopted
A. B. o8, Malloy-State Boiler In
spectof Passed.
A. B. 137, Sullivan-Hours OF Labor
Of females. Passed.
S. Sub. for A. B. 20, Sullivan-Senate
amendment concurred in.
A. B. 229, White-Relating to cleo
tions Passed.
A. B. 23S-Made special order for
2 p. m.
A. B. 72-Regarding road work.
A. B. SO, Fitzgerald-Semi-mothly
payment OF wages. passed.
This was hot mesure and resulted
in Schmidt setting fire to the papers
under his desk.
Rules suspended and Meder allowed
to introuce bill.
A. B. 284 Meder-Regufating hunt
ing.
Assembly-Afternoon
A. Res. No $50 be read at l 40
p. m.
A. Bl92-Made special order for
Monday at 20.
S. B. 96-Special for 2:55.
A. B. l48-Special order for 3:l5.
A. B. 12o-Special order for ESQ
A. B. 16o-Special order for 3 p.
m. Monday.
A. B. l43-Formation OF Water
Districts. Passed.
An extra fine program this evening.
Five reels of pictures will be shown;
The Key of Life
Examination Day at School
Death of Michael Grady (comic)
Unfair Game
The Erricks
Short Lived Triumph.
A fine orchestra and two perform
ances nightly 7:3O and 8:45.
Popular prices, 10 and 20 cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-11
MOVING THE CAPITOL
PASSES THE SENATE
Grave Injury Done Citizens of Orm-
shy County

were sent to this city this winter tC
help the State not to uproot the hold
! ings OF citizens and to help the people
III every quarter. By such action as
was taken by the Senate the property
values are decreased and the further
settlement OF this county is made
| doubtful.
| While il is true that ii will take six
years to carry out the proposed plan
| yet during that time property holders
are suffering from the act.
The people, should the resolution
pass the Assembly, will be called on
to vote for the measure and while we
believe that the people as a whole
would decline To approve the action
of the present legislature, yet during
all this time the home people OF Car
son are under ban and their hold
ings are being jepordized to no par
ticular good Winnemucc.s is a good
live town, her people are good citi-
other city should be wrecked and men
and women financially ruined TO sat
lsfy greed. ~
Had Carson suffered a calamity
through any agent OF nature, Winnie
mucca and her people would respond
to their assistance. With the pro
posed resolution hanging as load
stone about this city four SIX years
there will be a feeling of unrest that
VIII absolutely retard any progress,
prevent the upbuilding OF several
reclamation undertakings and set this
section OF Nevada back many years
Such action by the Legislature is to
be deplored from every view point
1t IS hoped that the fair minded men
OF the Assembly will Immediately set
aside the wrong that has come IRON
the upper house