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The evening world., 1911-01-13
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $50; maiden
thrse-ycar-oljs and up; six furlongs;
selling,-Eodaan, 100 ,Jenscn), ga to
/. even and ! to ., won; Okolona, 90
CWingneldD, 6 to /, . to I and even sec
ond, cherry Girl. 1O7 Eowrey), 3h to
/. 6 TO Z and 3 10 9. third Time. ia 30.
Liza L~acksord. Fenrir, Hate. sister Bet
sy. Mark H., Tiger Jim, Cronels, Ethel
W. and Tom Cat also ran and finished
Us named,
SECOND RACE-SltO. fcur-yenr-olls
and up; ak mrlongs; aeiling.-Tamlr,
l05 Oioenerl, 3 10 3, on and out. won;
Hancock, ~ QIamseN, 3 t. I. even and
l 70 .. second; H%aynlrket. NJ ,sim-
mons). IL to /. G to | and 3 to I, third.
Time. LIS 80. Tlnhark, Complete,
Sadly lin, Hiram Lawton. WigEins
and -, Dunstan AIS ran II finished
as named.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
MURDERED BOY
IDENTIFIED, HIS
MOTHER MISSING
Victim Was George Melber of
Schenectady ard Police Now
Trailing Parent.
tspncIsl to The Evening worldl.

ALBANY. Jan. i3.-George Melber OF
schenectady to-day positively identl-
led tho boy victim of the swamp MUIR
der as his grandson, George Melber.
Detectives are now on their way to
Syracuse and Rochester on the hunt
for Mrs. Edith De Bougue Mel5er. a
nurse. the mother of the dead boy,
who suddenly disappeared yesterday.
The woman last Tuesday went to
the home Of her brother, Charles F..
Smith, at No. 9lS Lincol1 avenue, sche-
nectady, where her little boy was stay
ing, and took him away with her. To a
woman who employee. her rs nurse she
subsequently said she was going to take
the child to Albany. from which point
his uncle would take ! n West. She
returned last Wednesday nd left yes
terday without stating her intentions to
anybody.
The police have learned that a trunk
belonging to Mrs. Melber was checked
at the Central Depot In Schenectady and
was taken Yves; on the Il. " train. TIE
destination was either Rochester or
Syracuse.
Distr.ct-Attorney Blessing OF Schcnec-
tady County. who accompanied the
grandfather TO this city to-day, de-
clareo that 1t was his opinion that the
mother was either insane or that the
boy had stood in the way of her re-
marriage.
The grandfather Of the little boy to-
day told the Albany police that his son.
the father Of the murdered boy, died
four years ago. shortly after the Dir n
Of the child.
Mrs. MeIbor. who Is a nurse, put tho
boy in an orphant asylum. Just before
the holidays she took him from the
institution to the home OF her brother.
Charles +. Smith. from which. az
stated above. she took him, saying she
was going to send him back to the
asylum.
The mother of the Melber boy, for
whom the police are now searching, was
formerly Miss Edith De Bousue of SYRIA
cuse. She is a tall blonde, about twenty
seven years old. N In every
detail the description OF n woman who
bought candy and carbollc acid at a
drug store in this city. Charles f..
Smith. Mrs. Melber's brother. said:
The only way in which / can account
FOR my sisters action is that she must
be insane. She was very fond OF her
child. and ms wife and / had %freQuentl,
urged her to let US adop. him. but snc
refused"
The grandfather OF the dead boy was
Frustrated with grief.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
James sullivan, Music Teacher,
sought Here.

w. II. Thornton Of Thornton, Fremont
County, Idaho. has sent to .he Mayors
oflce a communication asking for inror-
nation as to the whereabouts of James
sullivan, brother of John *. sullivan. a
music teacher. who died in Thornton
and was buried there. The missing Mr..
Sullivan was also n music teacher. As
a further means OF Identification II Is
stated that sullivan declared that his
father was a captain in the civil war.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
Terrible Suffering
Eczema All over snby's Body.

''When my baby was four months old his
face broke out with eczema, and at six
yeen months OF aga hiB face. hands and
arms were In a dreadful state. The eczema
spread all over his body, We had to put a
mask or cloth over his face and tie up his
hands Finally we gave him Hoods Sarsa.
parila and In n few months he was en-.
tirely cured, To-day he Is a healthy boy"
Mrs. liner Lewis, Barring, Maine.
Hoods Sarsaparula cures blood diseases
and builds up the system,
&c, IL to-day In rsnal liquid form, or
choeoiated tablets called sarsatabs.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
IL, y, GnIIaher to Wed.

a marriage license has been Issued TO
Ernest Yale Gallaher OF No. 1877 West
Fifty-eighth street. ~thirty-four years
old. and Miss Isabella Sutherland
Moore OF No. lis West Fifty-seventh
street. thirty-slx years Did. Mr.. Gal
iaher is auditor OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company and was Commits
sioner OF Accounts under Mayor Me-
Clcllan,
The evening world., 1911-01-13

On arising his morning Mrs. Matild,
Hickey. hfty-five years old, of No. 81
Covert avenue. Ridgewood l.. l., in
tended to take a dose OF medicine. "a
had been her custom. She got hold OF n
bottle of carbolic acid. and pouring some
~ Il into n glass. drank II. DIR. Eich-
acker. who lives nearby. was lmmedl.
ately called, but the poison was fatal.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
He viii Play Politics.

Miss Gould will marry into a family
that has been close to royalty for many
years. Lord Decies was ailc-de-camp
t. the Duke of Connaught. King Georges
uncle. and is A favorlte of that prince.
His Lordship has. however. "chucked
the army and he said to-day that as
soon as he settled down he intended to
play politics, lie ana his bride also
plan an elaborate campaign OF enter
tanning. He has three fine country places
the family seat. Seton Park, Slough,
County OF Mea:h. Ireland. the Craig.
Wlndernerc. and Beres'ord Lodge Bur-
ellington. In Kent, England.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
NOT A BIT TOO OLD
FOR WHEN GOULD,
SAYS LORD DEC|ES


coronation. and the Gouids will visit him.
And ouses In Mayfair are renting FOR
t.eir weight In gold for "a week..
Beyond marching In his robes as n
peer Lord Decies will take no part In
the coronation. lie said to-day he didn't
have to carry n spoon or n pair OF fire
tongs or anything Of hat sort. as has
been the custom In many anclen; Eng
lish families for hundreds OF vears and
no is glad Of n
The evening world., 1911-01-13
George J.. Fox's VIII Probated.

Surrogate Ketcham Of Brooklyn ad-
mittcd to probate yesterday the Will Of
the late George l.. Fox, by when an
estate OF over sl.00p.0OO Is left almost
entirely 10 charity.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
MRS. SCHENK HAD
AUTO Joy RIDES
WITH SOCIETY MAN
Her Companion on the Trips
Tells How They Net and Had
Beer and Sandwiches.
N AGAINST HER.
He SwearS Prisoner at Times
Spoke of Husbands Probable
Death-Water Poisoned.
N AGAINST HER.


ciety man. whose name has been con-
nected with that OF Mrs. schenk since
her arrest was pu, on tho stand n, IN.
Afternoon ...slon a. s,o,. vu,o..
u. ala NJ. ar.o,L 90, 1T, :, .,.
place Of bus,ne.s
..sn. o,,a, a.,a, u II,
ing. he added.
How lonx opo ala ,h,. h.g,, .. tho.
pro,ecutor asked
"a v.,r ara = ..,, .n..
r.niv
.uow o,,.n Al, 90, u,-,
.sons,im.s ne - ,,,o u..r."
..w.r. r.. u..D,. -, .ta.,,,
..Th.v v,.r. o,har. - - .,
.,~,.v. H.. e,..nL -. ,,,',... a..
ch.uYeur ana 7 49, ,n ,ho nar,y,
" ''us"' oe''''
MRS. sehehk' fhlllips said. would call
"'" up UT sehn the chaui1eur 10 HN n
rendezvous. Frequently they would meet
az che bridge connecting Wheeling and
"nee'Nns is'aho'
We nearly always had beer ana sand
"iches' ne said'
schooihouse IN MARTINS Ferry was
-"
.o,,,x. MI -
$50, 49,. - -.
wo,r, -.
~ so.a.L
p,,,,n. ..L, CO... H.
.na,h.. e.. s...m ''
.s.. -a.-.u. -"
..a,.
-. .,.-.~,. ~"
psu,t..
80. ~, ~ ~
r.m-, - 49, ""'
80 ~. ,.y e'
uN",
,"".pss Eye nnn' an"
c,s -, - on'y "nee
a..u.,. - ~ |''
sss," Doo ~" WI 'ue
-. I'VE '""-
~ 80.
.rssat 49,
$50 " """ Nv '''o'' i'
.sr.1
"' u"' ~ s",u'
Voc '"' ,"'
~ "iaih'ns '"e "i'n u"S
h-.. n' W po'"S
'"" ~ '"~'N'
PRISONER laughs.
Mrs. schonk was In unusual spirits
thrcuSh the morning session, most OF
hic was consumed by the testimony
OF various experts. She laughed with
lawyers and spectators over the humor-
ousiy earnest answers OF her former
coiored servant. State witness, whose
limo was expected TO be scnsa-
y but who merely told OF the
presence o. two OF The four women &C.
%teetives In the sehens home and elm
in1teu nesssit III a poss.oie FACTOR IN
the poison plot.
Ihe es.in'onN or a chemist that bottled
water gwen TO semen" whlIe nc was
SICK had contained arsenic did not mar
ser good humor.
SDr. o. w, Burda;t, a Wheeling dem
4st, who treated John q. Schenk. the
IAcker, was on the stand at the open-
u OF the trial TODAY.
ksch.n,r. d.n,., -. g. a..
- 49,. - - So va,
oeeauSe .he states star medical
Ipe't' Dr. FRANK NJ iiupp, uhde'
1oss-eNan.lnation' acknowledged tina
be black Line on Schenk's gums
Presumably Indicating lead polsonink
Hight haze befn gllspl bv t-tr, ..sseas,
igurdn,, ,os,,noa 10, a., 49,, -.
x,.,,.r 49,. u. no'.'u ."'
20 .'""'''V" % t"e pac"er gum
~ oetoper' y heaVy hIhe" blue lin'
Rs diseernible. Prosecutor handlai
He'd to show tina, IIupp influence.
skhenk 10 20 10 the dentist. I'm, in,
xur, Void M, .dmi, ,1. .ybt.nc.
-"
- ~raen'- ~ water
brae witness taid he Vas convinced
he blue line indicated some d.sarrange
l3ent O. the system ing:eal OF gum dis
cha.
xoc ,no Atom,
"u ",'u'",
Ys.o io' '"e u"'enss l"eu 10 E't IN
ofh'st 10 say the llhe might nave re
spited from stomach trouble.
f'Not altogether the witness replied.
Prof. ]. w. MalletL. while haired ne.
al the ehem.stry a.-,,r.,,nt - ~
Itrtvers,,v ~ vIr,,n", 60. nm, q, IA
sSand TO ,ell of me analysis ~ the su.
oected samples OF schenk's drinkin
The evening world., 1911-01-13
WOMAN HELD AFTER
SA YING
KILLED HER CHILD.

Police Captain Dooley OF the Bedford
avenue station, Brooklyn, heard this
afternoon there was a young woman at
No. 1876 Wythe avenue who had told sew
The evening world., 1911-01-13
The Player
The Only Logical
Piano

l, is hard to conceive OF any on
purchasing a piano to-day VII
does not buy a player-pian'
the sinal, additional cost tn
its purchase entails will retui
many tines in the pleasure thu
every membc, OF the family Wi
obtain fror, its Use.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
r r q 8 E

Z H. 4 q u IN W.
are the lioSt iAatGrai Ot al
anu any one can play them witt
the true expression after ~
minutes instruction; there Is
nothingcomplicatedin their make
up OF the expression devices.
Prices $3.50 and up; easy pay.
nients if desired. Our music rol!
library is complete and It is free
to our patrons without limit OF
time; the careful buyer cannot
afford to overlook this con.
sideration. Write for player
booklet and music rlan.
pEhSE PIANO co.
ilSW .42dSt., nr. 8roadway,N.Y.
Brcekiyn Branch: Newark Branch:
a Fiatbush Ave. 10 New s..
The evening world., 1911-01-13
Cram Net on the Ground.

one of the most striking evidences OF
party disruption over the choice OF
Sheehan is the absence from Albany Of
j. Sergeant Cram. Mr.. Cram has been
~ou;spoken In his opposition to Sheehan,
and Tammany men say he has threat
ercd to resign as Democratic County
Chairman Of New York II Sheehan Is
nicked by Mummy.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
SENATE FIGHT
BR0ADENS; FIVE
NOW IN THE FIELD
tContlnued from First Page.)

that the Governor Viii take a hand In
the slIne
Tammany. however, is connden: that
DIX Is slie.y botted up and tAat no
break In the programme Will come as a
result OF any &C; OF his. Charges OF bad
faith are made repeatedly against the
Governor by memOer OF the Shepard
committee. The men who are opposing
Sheehan declare that the GoNegno. has
Informed them that he sympLth.2es with
their movement, and that he has given
them every reason to believe he would
use his influence on behalf Of Shepard.
Still cti.,s to Hope.
I'VE do not expect the Governor to
Interfere wish the Legislature said one
of the Shepard COnn..Ittee to-day. put
we ave mad every reason 10 believe
that he would intercede with Murphy
and protest against his course. which
is suicidal
Eefo. e coming to the point OF a pub
lie breach with the Governor. the shep.
ard men will give Din opportunity to
come out into the open and make good
the promises which they seem to be-
lieve he has made. The silence OF Gov.
Dix Is the most Tammany Hall could
ask. Because OF this silence n HIS
professcd ~friendliaess for Murphy legis-
lators awe ssumed tina; the Governor
Is for Sheehan. Privately Tammany
men declare that Gov, Dix fully ap-
proves Of everything done by Murphy.
There is not the sl!ghtes: doubt the
selection of Sneehan will precipitate a
bitter factionsi warfare. 1t Is freely
asserted. by members of the Shepsrd
campaign .committe hat H.. through
the failure of Gov. Dix to act. Slee-
han \; made Senator the only course
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-11


should be simplicity and the mod
ern methods of building often.
equips the room with one of its
most important items CT furni--
tgre, the built-in sideboard.
{ If this is already in place, the
emily large articles of furniture
necessary for the room are the
table and chairs.
e A good table of high polished
quarter-sawed oak, durable and
massive in appearance, may be Sc
cured in the oval or round style,
extension top and pedestal base,
for SIS at nearly any reasonable
priced furniture store or depart
fnent. Chairs to match with
leather seat upholstering, may be
found for 81 each.
g If the sideboard is not set in
and cabinet is desired, an excel
lent one may be secured at SIS. A
good rug. as large as ox12 feet.
will cost from $40 upward. The
curtains should be as simple as
possible in design and need not
cost more than $3.50 a pair,
For the young bride who has
not been endowed with a girlhood
''hope box for the garnering of
household linens, the purchase of
tablecloths and napkins will be an
item.
With a highly polished table
where a centerpiece and doylies
will serve for breakfast and lunch
con, three ordinary and one fine
tablecloth ought to be sufficient.
A half dozen fine napkins and a
dozen for ordinary use should
IT, 100 of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-11

BE-. Of = p r IL ,
One who, desires to en-
terrain much will have
need, Of more linen than
the one whose social activi-
ties are restricted by en-
yironment or tempera-
ment. - i, :.
China is variable in price.
Austria china sets of 100
pieces may be secured for
between So. and $40, IN ex-
cellent designs and. eolors.j
If you desire to select only.
certain pieces, you will.
find the task made easy,
Quiet and conventional
patterns are the best. In 81
better|t to select glass of mex
and fair weight, since the
likely to be considerable ex
thus safeguarded, -.
Silver is always a temp
STANDARD plat sdware Is ofst
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-11

r nae .H- tx
Pretty ea4s
Eshi b
nsive priee tie
reakage is5go9fn
nse unless lityhr
81 lbf ex
ion, 1Eh9pl
.tey service NIB
= 80 HaHHN ISL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
EMERYVILLE.

EMERYvTLLE. Cal. Jan. &c.
Entries for Friday:
First race. futurity course Belle
cliff i0T. Abella 107. Greenlsle 107.
Abe slupsky 1l2. Mona Lisa i02.
Twickenham 1903. Ban Ann i0f. Lu-
allie Maniey 1904. Doride i0i. Clara
Hampton iOi, Academist i07. OrciIa
t04
9scond race. six furlongs-D David
BoIand if2. Gypsy Girl 1903. Who
400. Godfather LOG. Tahoe SO, Ket-
abel 1906, Wise Child 1903. Lorenzo
so2. Prince Winter i0s. F'reno 1906.
rhird race. six furlongs Grace
-. 10. Lord Provost liz. Lady
RENSSELAER, 40. Arthur Hyman lis.
reneuil Hall lis. Hex ia. Copa de
0ro 30, Mlnnedocia i09
Fourth race, futurity course
Dareington III, Pluvlus 81. Royal
atone log, Clara w. 81. Sin Felnn
81. Inclement ia. Down Patrick
III, Flying Footsteps 1906.
Eifth race. mile and 20 yards
nsaudene So. Charley Paine Ill,
raul Clifford III. Hampass ia. All
Ass ia. Miss. Officlous 100, Direct
IL, Gretchen q. 100. French Cook
MA. Matador Ill, Onatassa ia,
Voroaster 1906.
Sixth race. mile and 10 yards
weada 100. Kogo 100, Pete Ill.
Harry Rogers LOG, Sue Layton IS.
@Queen Alamo 1914. Ben Uncas 80,
aivergrain 109. Ban Lady l0i,
Camera 1914. The Bailiffs Daughter
s5. Incentive III.
Apprentice allowance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
HERR pulgR.

When Kaiser Bill heard about r.
RS trip into the clouds with tho
unfortunate Hoxaey. he immediate.
~ got busy to duplicate the strenu.
Gus ones record Bill went ally
ing by proxy. sending his brother.
Prince Henry, OF American tour
fame. up In an aeroplane with Herr
Duler. The prince liked II so well
that nov he IL taking aviation
lessons from Duler. aud hopes 70
become real air pilot himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
wRgsTLERs AT SPOKANE.

PORTLAND. Or. Jan 27.--Four
wrestlers of the Muitnomah Anna.
tsur Athletic club. accompanied by
Wrestling Instructor o'Connell. left
last night for Spokane, where they
viii compete In the Pacific North.
west championships to be held at
the Spokane Amateur Athletic club
tonight and Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
MEMBERS WILL HAVE SEATS
AT THE GRAYSTONE SMOKER

until y. m. 10 certify members
cards. and assign the reserved
seats
Kid Hermann. matchmaker for
the club. has arranged n promising
card OF events for tonight Kid
Curry and Eddie Hubbard are
slated and Judging from the crack
a Jack exhibition put up BY These
boys at tho last entertainment.
they should offer a big show TO,
night Mickey O'Brien. Eddie
marlno. Louie Long and others Will
also appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
JEEE DENIES 1T.

Los ANGELES. Jan 27.--Jas. J.
Jeffries today authorized a positive
denial OF story that has been go
ing the rounds here TO the effect
that be and Barney oldfield were
going to Mexico sightseeing and
would combine business with pleas
urs by giving few sparring exhi-
billions In Mexico City and at other
points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
CARL MORRIS A
FROST, SAYS JAck

4 CHICAGO. Jan. 81. - II
= thought Carl Morris was going
4 TO give me a great fight some
4 day" Champion Jack Johnson
4 said today. but my own ex-
4 perience with him. coupled
4 with that OF Mike sehreck. has
4 queered me with this new
4 hope OF the white race
4 The negro fighter declared
= that Morris Is false alarm.
= and declared that much Of his
= success has been due to fake
4 fights Johnson said that a
= representative Of the Okla.
4 homa City club asked him 10
= permit Walter MonahAn 10
\ clay down" TO Morris. and that !
4 Schreck says that his fight
= with Morris was postponed be-
4 cause he refused 10 throw"
4 the fight 10 the Oklahoman
4 L l. 4 l. l. l. 4 4 4 a 4 4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Do you know this chat. fans2
Perhaps you DO. aud then again
maybe you don't
He IL a ball player-one OF the
best In the business. II the artist
hadn't used a paint brush 80 lIber.
ally you'd certainly recognize him.
for his name and his features have
appeared upon this page time and
again.
Tomorrow. on this page. another
picture Of the mysterious man will
appear. II you think you know him.
drop the sporting editor a line and
tell him who you think be Is.
On Monday the identity Of the
man will be revealed.
A sporting manual Is the reward
for each correct answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

The directors 81 the Craystonc
Athletic club giving smoker In
the Empire theatre building on
Pike street tonight. today an
nounced that there will be no
standing room az the entertain
ment This means thar only
members arriving early enough to
secure seats. al OF which are re
served. will enjoy the program.
As soon as the seats are occupied
the doors will be closed. For this
reason the secretary with be NJ hts
headquarters. 5i2 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
TWO ron WHITE sox

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.--Two more OF
Manager Hugh Duffy's hopefuls
have signed up for the 1917 squad,
In the persons OF f. J. Helnrichs,
pitcher from Brandon. Manitoba,
and +. Bowser. ambitious outfielder
originally claimed by Flint. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
OrFEps SILVER CUP.

J. r. McKown, principal Of the
Lincoln high. is authorized TO Of
fer a $500 silver loving cup for the
team winning the state champion
ship. The cup is donated by an
Aberdeen enthusiast The team
winning the championship three
consecutive years wins the cup for
all time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
BARRY is MARRIED.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 27.---
John J. Barry. shortstop OF the
Philadelphia American baseball
team, worlds champions. and Miss
Margaret II. Marlborough we're mar.
ried at the Sacred Heart church
here Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
coTcH CONFIRMS MATCH.

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.---F'rank
Gotch. champion wrestler. con
firmed statement from Kansas
City that he had been matched to
meet Henry Ordeman In a finish
contest February 3. "The date is
correct said Gotch, "and intend
to go out and clean up few more
Of them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
Blu HURLEY ElEcTep.

The U. Of w. will have Bill Hur-
ley for baseball coach this season.
He was chosen last night and will
receive 1850 for the job. being ex.
pected to ladle out adgice begin
ming March and staying on the
Job till May 81,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
TWO WE'RE FOR SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE. Jan. Manager
ED Ashenback needs but a few more
players to complete his 1911 team
for Syracuse. In letter this morn
Ing Ash" announces that he has
signed Catcher Tim Murphy" and
Pitcher +. s. Daniels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
rAkEs on 4Ack.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2T-Stanis.
hus zbyszko today accepted Geo
Haekcnsehmidt' challenge to
throw any wrestler In the world ex-
cept Frank Gotch three times In
two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
SEVERAL GOOD BOUTS.

A smoker given In Foresters' hall
last night under the auspices Of
the !. O Toresters, brought out
good aud three good
events were enjoyed. Emmett
Fits and ED Snow gave the prin-
cipal offering and earned a draw
decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Kincaid, the local wrestler, best.
cd Favre Of Portland in wrestl-
ing match at the p. ". A. meet
over in Spokane last night. Dune
an, another Seattle man, won from
Boileau in 1.4O A big crowd wit
messed the opening exhibitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Spokane high basketball team
wants another whack At the Lincoln
bunch aud has offered TO dcfray
expenses for a visit next fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Louie Hahn IL In town looking r.
business lie says he is after Pc.
Meveigh or any other sturdy isdi
OF that ciaRa. &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Graduate engineering work viii
hereafter probably be given at
Michigan during the summers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

4 CADILLAC. Mich. Jan. 81. ,
4 1T vas announced here 10 I
. day that Ad Wolgast has I
4 severed all relations with hia I
4 manager. Tom r. Jones. Jones !
= was peeyed because Wolgass I
4 had direct dealings with Phil
= adelphia Jack O'Brien and /,
4 when his peevement became
= noticeable. Wolgast wired ,
4 Jones that u was all off. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27
HENRY riEpJe CHOSEN.

Henry Tiedte. who wan a nam
Der OF the championship erc~ at
the university last year. viii be
captain Of the varsity eight this
year, II was announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

Artesian wells at tho Vale gym
naslum will supply tho Carnegie
pool with water at IN crate Of 30 1000
gallons an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

A wireless society at M. 1. T.. or
ganixcd last year, 10 reported as in
tending to take up a study OF the
scientific side Of wireless teleg-
rsphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-27

To stimulate interest In gym
nasium work there viii be three
medals given for general excellence
at the University Of Virginia this
year.