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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-10
WILLIAM { MARY
WINS FIRST GAME
Defeats Randolph Macon
! Championship Contest by
Score of 8 to 8.
Especial 10 The Times-pisnatoh.

A ~ ~ uleS -Dlspu tCUsl |
Williamsburg. Va, Muy Elm an in
tcresting gume, William and Mary won
It's first championship game of the sea
son from Randolpii- Macon. by the
score OF S TO 3. Green was la nded on
freely by the Willlamsburgcrs, white
Spencer was found only a few times.
and far between. Green allowed ten
hits up to the sixth. While Ives was
put In to stem tho ebblng tide. In the
seventh. Ellis's error gave Bane nrst
base. Later. Green Knocked one to
the field. and Banc beat tile throw
home. Score . TO s. In the ninth.
with bases fun, Spencer walked Rove.
forcing in a runner. and making The
score s to 3.
Probably the PROTEST play OF tho
contest Was when Graves fell and re-
covered himself, throwing 1atcm.s
10 ilrst, when Schenck made
a beautiful catch OF the low throw.
In the fourth. william and Mary
made six hits and a sacrifice. Spencer
fanned seven men and issued fo,,r
passes. His work was superb. For thc
Orange and Black, Peachy. Arnold
Garth and Graves were the best, while
Bane. lyis and Blanton did splendid
work for Randolph Macon.
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Philadelphia
Totals ...SI L .2sla 9 Totals 80 n
.L1ooln out, hit by batted ball.
tbattcd for Rowan in third
Score by .nnin cs:

q u.,snuts commemorative. o060i11po -s
."'..'......-.... ] O 0 OF 0 o 0-1
sum mary: Runs-McEechnie Inacb W..
mer 81, Muller t2), Wilson. Gibson. MAGE
awo-nase hits-I.caeh, Clarke. Gibson. Pask-
Home rans-Wiison. Miller. sasrtoca h,,
StHrkf. Stolen base-Masne. Double PLAYS
sa,,ier TO wagner to Hunter: Miller TO Gin
Isl tS'' on hases-Pittsburg. s; Phliadei-
i,.i"' o. l1tchers record: Off Rowan 4
n,,s ana Is times at bat in . innings: OF
manners; : hits and % times at bat in 6 In.
NJ n"Gs. . FRS, base on balls-Of Aduin. /:
rors-Pitisbnrg ]: Philadelphia. i. stP,eE
ontEby ADAMS: ]: by Rowan. q: by CHAIN
rrs. /. ZINE o, game. 1855. umpires, Fin
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NiCh lnomd ACHlcmY,

Two-base hits-Hulcher,
aioulton. Rueger. rhree-basc hits
Smith. Scott, Carroll. Stolen bases
Paschall t2D. Smith (2), stearns (o).
tfulcher (2), Carroll. Ancell 20. Red
monI (2). Base on balls-off Carroll,
l; off Moulton. 9; off Rucger. Q. Struck
out-by Carroll, IL: by Mouiton, .; by
Rueger. e. Wild pitches-Carroll. L:
Rueger, J.. Time of game. 1:46. I'm
pire, Mr.. ,Coonants.
McGuire's nine will meet the John
Marshall team this afternoon at Broad
Street Park at 4 o'clock. Both teams
have n good record this season, and a
fast game Is expected. McGuire's won
the first game Of a series OF three from
the High school. but since then they
have strengthened somewhat, and ex-
pcct to make a good showing.
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LOSES
GAME IN TENTH
Wild Throw and Several Hits
1--WE Victory TO Peters
burg.
Especial to The Times- Dispatch !

TIT TJISVEC ~ I-TT-
Danville, Va. May e.-witb tha sco,o
s'ahdins j to at the beginning OF the
lenth %innins, Danville lost one Of tbe
phv.t,est Games OF tho season here
~ afternoon. 3 TO l, due TO a wild
throw to first and several MI. Nv
outficld. Is ~ ms
liAnks and Brucknillcr were the on.
t ~ WRITERS. n both worked hard
pahville secured It's nrst run Il ~
thira. when Hoffman walked. and cam
IN on a two-baeger. :" o"nhe
nc.trabnrg tried to score in the
sercia,h' When q man got a threc-baes
be Q foul. and In the tenih go 10
On n wild throw. and hits 10 IN oufe
icld. The score: "e OUT
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INQUIRIES NINE
VS.. HIGH SCHOOL
Team Confident After Over
whelming Victory Over Acad-
emy-Both Teams Ready.

Mcdutre's wor again from the Rich
mond Academy yesterday BY the one
sided score of IS to 3. il was cliild's
play for the McGuire's team. which hit
and scored almost at will. The feature
was the batting of the whoic Nc
Guire's team. especially Smith and An
cell, who secured six hits each. Car
roll pitched an excellent game for Nc
CURES. allowing SIX scattered hits and
striking out twelve men. Tho score:
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TideWater League
Standing OF the CIuhs.
Where They Play To-day.
at Elizabeth CITY.
Suffolk at Newport News.
Old Point AT Portsmouth.
Tarhcels win Fms, Gntnc.

Hampton, Va, May 9.-Elizapcth CITY
won from Old Point again to-day OIL
the Phocbus Army diamond. In one OF
the fastest games OF tho season. the
tinal count being 2 10 | in the Tarheels'
favor. Flynn pitched good ball for the
visitors, and but for q lucky passed
ball by Cleveland in tho sixth frame
the I'M would have been shut out.
Score by innings: n. IL. y.
Old Point. ..... o 10000 q o. /
Elizabeth City. oo200oOoo- @ 10 :
Batteries: Murphy. Meyers and HeF-
riman; Flynn and Cleveland.
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ss..r HHe.G HJtn. r.aNEZ u. .N4 eIf.t aH.tGrf
HOME RUN BYBECK
WITH BASES FULL
Cincinnati Scores Four Runs in
First, Enough to Win
Game.
BOSTON DEFEATED, 6 TO 3
Homo Team Makes Ninth-In-
ming Rally, bus Too Late
to Win.
DEFEATED, 6 TO 8

Boston. Mass, May s.-CincInnat;
won its first game OF the season with
won in the first inning. when Beck. the
former Boston player. drove one of
Tyler's Easy ones yer the right field
fence, scoring four runs. Boston's
rally in the ninth came too lato. The
score:
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r. j. WINS TRACK MEET
FROM WASHINGTON AND LEE
boTin,es.D,snotcbl

ISpccial to The Times. Dispatch.1
RlacltsburE; Va, May 9.-In the dual
track meet with Washington and Lee
here this afternoon, v. ?. J. got ~
points against 20 for Its opponents.
The Techs casily Won ten first places.
the visitors getting into first place
only twice.
The weather and grounds were good,
and all cyents were run off. according
to schedule.
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BROOKLYN IS SHUT OUT

BROOKLYN, n. y. May o.-Playing In
lhe rain. Harmon had the better os
Brooklyn In a pitchers battle. 2 70 q.
Ioolcy hurt his knee in a collision with
wheat. going after a ny in the fourth
,nhinG. and was forced TO retire. Man
aser Dahien tried hard 10 win in the
eighth, sending In substitute battcrs
and runners, but failed. He used Sow
entern men. \ home run drive by Brcs-
naian was the feature. The score:
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ROWAN IS HIT HARD

Philadelphia, Pa. May e.-pittsburs
opened its Eastern campaign to-day by
easily defeating the home team S to /.
me visitors drove Rowan OFF the rub
per IN the third inning. when they made
iive hits, including n double BY Leach.
triples by Wagner and Miller and a
homo run by Wilson. Chalmers was
also hit hard, Pittsburg's twelve hits
being for a total of twenty-sevcn bases.
ADAMS, of Pittsburg. was effective at
Ill STAGES .Scnrn. III. N. ..- M
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Mnlcr schoo,. pcfentca.

"oodbcrryN Forest, Va. May a.
sM~nodberry Forest won from Miller
.aenool this afternoon. In an exciting
uphili game. by score Of 10 10. The
visitors scored four runs in the second
,ih!ns' Catches By Barton II Pat
terson were features.
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LiScnBUnG MANAGER GERS
PLAYERS FROM ALBASY

IEHeIIHI 20 The TI1nes-D TsDntch.1
Va, May Manager
s~toeksdale. upon return from Peters
nune. announced that he had secured
Ed. Kelly. a pitcher. and an outnelder.
whose name haa not been furnished
him. from the Albany team. OF the New
York State League. Transportation
has been furnished these men. and they
are expected to report before the team
goes TO Roanoke Thursday.
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BROOKS PITCHING
FEATURE OF GAME
Lynchburg outplays Norfolk,
and Wins by Score
of 4 to I.
lspeelal % INC Times-pispatch.

FIchuurE, Va, May e.-Lynchburg
outplayed Norfolk and took to-day's
game . to l.. Brooks pitched brilliant
~. ana would have shut the Tars out
put tor 4 misplay BY Mcdonnell at sec
ond. in the third inning. Morriscn's
work in left was a feature, for he
caught two flies that looked impossiblo
and completed doubles at second by
extraordinary throws. Tho score:
~Lynchburg.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At cireenboro: first game-Grcens-
boro. H: Anderson. 2. Second game
Greensboro. q; Anderson, s.
At Charlottc: Charlotte, 6; Green
Al ~Sportanburg: Winston-salem, G.;
'~Spartanburg, 4.
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HOME TEAM DEFEATED

Cleveland, Ohio. May a.-Hoston made
its first appearance here this wear To-
day md defentcd Cleveland 10 yot
- hit was mads on karger until; the
SIKH inning. but Cleveland hit him hard
in the ninth and drove him from the
box. Hall preventing a tic game. Tho
score:
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Gon,e Full Of Errors.

SUFFOLK. Va, May 9.-lni q game that
blcd with errors. Suffolk lost to Forts
mouth to-day. to 4.
Score by innings: h.Hh: =;
Portsmouth ~. 81 -
Suffolk ........ y ~
Batteries: Henchy, Drum and Cote;
DALEY and Harris. Umpire, llenncger'
Attendance, 500.
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Special 10 The rimes.Dispatch.1
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt Roanoke.
Norfolk nj LynchburE.
Petersburg M DanyiIlc.

Roanoke, Va. May 9.-Richmond
hammered three Roanoke pitchers all
tho lot to-day and defeated Roam
oke 90 to 4. The most noteworthy
feature OF the game vas the heavy
hitting OF the visitors. who made six
home runs, Mnttis. the sluggcr, getting
three OF them Manager Shaughncssy
held up the honor of the locals In this
respect. polling a four-sacker in the
third.
Cefalu started in the box for Roam
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Boston .,oocolooo2- s
NticiHhht ......-"...........4 o OF o O q O-6
Observation-Disclosures. Miller. sweeney
Beschcr, EGan, Hoblitzel, Seek. Grant aud
powney. Two-base hits-Bcscbcr, powney.
Ihree-hase hill. Clarke. Home runs
Beck. Sweeney. Sacrifice hits-IIoblitze and
Seefe. Stolen hase-Esan. Left on bases
Boston, s; Cincinnati, S. nits-OH Tyler. s
IN 5 inninss: off Brown. 1 In ! Inning. First
haEe on halls-on Tyler. !: on Keefe, ?; on
Brown. !, struck out--By Tyler. &: III
IiSecfc. e Time Of game, i:i7. : uinpirca.
tombstone and Eason.
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Victory Cor Norfnlis.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
scnre hv innings: r.. II. Z.
News. 0O01Oo1o o. o
........ OOVo U ~ -
Batteries: Irurrssedonn and Bryan;
High and Gudgins.
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Nn,unso 6010opo Ia
sum ar. .;::;:. o02lOco'-
doevore, l. DOYLE. Snodgrass. Myers ,9,'
rwo-nase hi,s-sciultc. Murray. Mvors
snrgeloase hiis-schnlte. J.. Doyle. Il. DOVE.
SHorince nit-Mnrray. Sacrifice nies-'rInEcr
Alerkle. stolen base-Devorc. l.eft on basa.
,Ir,Chicaso, 4: New York, 5. Double pIa vs.
luoimah to Tinker: Tinker to J. DOYLE 10
FIRST bnsa on crrors-Chicago. J.. struck nmtt
ny Brown, q by Mathcwson, 4. Iii bv
pitcher-1y Brown, 1 tMycrsJ. Wild nitcb.
nan and O'Day. @ o'eh-
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MATTY oUTPiTcHEs BROWN

New York. May s.-The Giants de-
ieated the Cubs 8 to 3 to-day in a
SaIne winch was played in a drlzzle.
Nhalhewson outpftched Brown and re-
ceivcd better support. a feature of tho
contest was the hard hitting OF Schulte
and Myers. Score:
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American Association

~ Minnca polis-Kansns city, S:
g. .
dlanapoIis, f.. q
At s. Paul-Milwaukee, ?; ST. Paul.
AZ Louisvlllc-Toledo. 10; L.ouIsviile.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Al Toronto-Proyidenes, a.. Toronto.
AZ Bufalo--Baltimorc. /; Buffalo. 3.
~ Montrcal-Ncwsrk, S: Montreal. g..
~ Roches,cr-Jersey city. 6: RochesE
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randolph VI

Ha.E '''a''' = ID - "a ~ 81
Fisher hattcd for Banc in ninth in
ming. =
Inning. III -
Score by innings: p
VIM. and Mary ......
Iaandolph-Ml Macon 49,. o0o0OIio,s
Runs-Garth. Gaines.
Ger, Eggleston. Ives, Banc. Ia rncd
runs-William and Mary, 4. Two-base
nit-.Ellis. Base on balls-on pence
z; OF Greene. /; off Ives, .. Struck OUT
BY Srencer. O.: by Greene. . in 6 Ga
innings: by Ives, in 2 I-3 innings. Left
on hases-William n Mary, Z; Ran
uo'pn-Niacoh 5. Double play-Spencor
70 Bagley to Schcnck. Passed halle
hane Ease on crror-Randolph-
Macon. g Hits--of Greene, 10, il: 1913
1nnliss; OFF Ives. 0 in 2 l-S Innings.
Umpire. Mr.. Gravcs.
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FIRST OF SERIES
WON BY DETROIT
New York Americans Prove
Easy, Losing by Score Of
10 to O.
WARRIOR YIELDS 4 HITS
Works Puzzles IIighlandcrs,
Who Get Only Three Scat
tered Safetics.


Detroit, Mich. May s.-Detroit cap
tured the first game Of the series will,
New York to-day 10 to o. Warhop was
easy from the start, while Works al
lowed three scattered hits. Home runs
by Stanaga and Crawford scored i've
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New York.

oHI.'.nuIN fuhs-Cobb q. Crnwford q,
.ceienhhty tel. Moriarity. Ness to). Stanrsc.
iwo-pase hits-Cobb. Crawford. MORTALITY.
lone rhns.Stanoge Crawford. Lcft Oh
BY WARRIOR. J., First base on Lalls-IT Wnr.
mop. >; off Works, 8. Passed bnii-Stanasc.
Time OF same. $40. Umiares, Connolly Ind
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''.F't1H'E TWT!s9--V I'd,
Hawkins. Brooks. Phelcn. Two-base
hits-Howedell, Goodfclluw, Phelen (2l.
Sacrihc hits-Brooks. stolen bases
W9olnms. Morrison. G;oodfellow, Brooks.
First base OH errors-Norfolk. .. Left
on hases--LynchburG. S; Norfolk. 2.
Double plays--Morrtson. Heating and
Mcdonnell: Morrison and Mcdonnell.
struck ont--by Brooks. 3: by Poole, 6.
Base on balls-off Poole. . tKeating
and Goodfellowl. Time. 1:Ao. I'm
1ircs. Messy. Eckman and Lcary.
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Score by Innings; n.
Cleveland .............. 90 900 b3-
Bostpn ...,.... .........l 100000 -a
summary; ~tuns-GrisEs t2l. Birmlnsham IN.
Stoyall. Lewis. Hooper y Ensle f3l.
Two-base htt-qmtth. Home run-GrigSs.
Sacrifice hits-Yerkcs "a. Sacrifice ny
Williams. Stolen b~ases-Stovail. Hooper.
Double play-ferkcs 10 Gardner TO Williams.
Left on bahcs-clsveiand. s.: Boston, &.
Hlts-Of Wet. II IN 5 2-3 inuinSs; of Mitch
ell o In 3i-3 innings: on Karger. { In S la
inninEs. on Hall. o In 2-3 Inning. First base
on ,balls-OG West. u. off Mitchell, q; off
Karger. T. struck out-By West. 81: by Kar-
ger. 8: by Mitchell. :. First baac OH error
Cleveland. 1. Hit BY pitcher-By Mitchell.
] CEngle). Passed ~baIi-Land. Time OF
game, i:5'. u'npircs. Evans and Mullen.
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,.IIH - rthhiiiSos |f y
Richmond o61Escoyyo
summary Runs off Cefnlu a. -
inning; 10 Off Pritchard In Z i]nnInrs,
~; or Jenkins III y ga innings. 4 OFF
donovan in 2 innings. Two-baseM
tS-sarke Mccabe and Martin ana
iioiiand. Threc-base hits-Sbiolhs
lone runs-ATcCabe, Shaupbncssv
Mattls go. Wallace. sacriIicc nSos'
ngan, Cownn. Stolen basesEatcCah ~
j. Martin Struck out--by pritchar6
OF ba Ienklns 2; Donovan. .. Bases
Gins' :; off Donovan, Q. Passed haiIs
potson 2 llits--oT Cefalu. : in 80
inning; off Pritchnrd. 10 in 2 i]nnines.
on donovan, 10 in . innings; of lon
Nins, > In S2-3 Innings, Left on basn.
n~,.oanoke $; Richmond, 4. Time. 1.h5
ompire' Connolly. Attendance, 700
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AMERICAN.

Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

al New York.
Pittsblrg at Phila deiplia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at brooklyn.
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Totals IFS 81 8 . totals ....30 5 n ia

Iotas !,,S = 3 . Totals $50 q 10 !
-Batted Tor Stark ~ eighth.
IRAN for Bergen In eighth.
tFatttd for Rnelkcr In eighth F
Fran for Erwin In eighth. -
Score ny innings: r..
st. Louis. o o o o II o o o.
Brook iyii ........ 20 90 @ o o o 90
Summary. Runs-IIuEEins. Bresnahan.
Two -hnsc hit--Huckcr. Homo run-Brcsna-
han, Sacrifice hits--Mowrcy. Cakes. Wheat.
Sacrifice y--kon tchy. Left on-basca-St.
Louis. IL: brooklyn. 4. rirst base on errors :
ST. Louis. q: brooklyn. stolen bSsn-Coul-
son. l'irSt base OH bnrs-OT Ruckcr,i &: or
Ryan, 81, OH Harmon. s.. Struck uut--By
Tuckcr. 7.by Harmon. y. iii by pitchor-By
Ituckcr. J cBarmon. 1iits-On Ruchcr,87 In.
s. inninHs: oH Ryan. tfin ! lnninE. IImo OF
game. l:1 umplrcs. KLEIN and Doyle.
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Boston.
Cincinnati.

Totals ..s5 9 ~ IA / Totals 1854 81 Q Il
,Batted for ryior in eighth.
TBattcd for Brown in ninth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 20, RonnoI<e, 4.
Ls'nchbura, 4; Norfolk, !.
DanrIllc, II Petersburg, 3.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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y. Doyle, third base. Z"
II. Doyle. second base.
Score bv InnIpca. NN M
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Clcrclnnd.

-Rattcd FOR Land IN ninth.
iran for Smith In ninth.
tBattch for Mitchell in ninth.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-12
Labor's Lot Around The World
ENGLAND

than the United
working basis in
the relat OF
working
reached total OF l0S4523 while in
only 2,162.l51
years industrial
Duet
The
Cancellation and arbitra
politics and eecting 81
outo OF members OF parliament
Engan $ a ree and has cheap food
a and methods commer-
cooperation well advanced
are ownership utilities
providing sanitary homes for dens
crow
contribute comfort
industrial
still poverty and the
the
Of important the subject: ou.,
stronger organ
sydney webb: the industry
John Extens OF voluntary arbitration
capital LABOR
Perpetual industrial be established
should its power In par
a obtain advanced legislation ..o-
remedy
he
arbitr advocates either side
notable for the high Oh s
faith which agreements kept
ente the unions :.
perhaps America
principle
general
unions:
industrial and
mediation reference or by the
their settlement by Just ana
equitable methods"
The Detroit times., 1911-04-12
qI1s1@tyse<zMzs.g..,
e aM i|l|lES * @H~ex y

sails around and around overhead
cycling the object OF interest below,
but he never lights. For heavens
sake see II you can't make Burton
light"
William Kent. sthe new congress
man from the Sacramento, Cal, dis
trict, will have no trouble selecting
postmasters or any OF the minor Of
flcials in his Jurisdiction. Just before
Kenr took Office. and while ex-Con-
gressmen McKinlay was still the NOM
inal representative of the district,
President Taft reappointed, on the
recommendation OF Mckinley, all the
Mckinley appointees for another fuil
term. A precedent for this Will be
found In the parable of the unjust
steward, that one where the manager
who is about to be fired calls in his
masters creditors and says: HOW
much owest thou my master! A dozen
bushels? Quickly sit down and write
out a bill for six, and ! VIII sign
receipt in full" And ii is recorded
that his enterprise as CRATER was
rewarded by an appointment as presi-
dent in of the Standard OIL banks.
! An exchange" of naval secrets
with Argentina is great bvgain Tor
the United States-and Schwans
Bethlehem Steel Co.
Money seems TO come easy TO some
people. particularly in cases where
the way is creased by bit OF poiiti-
cal influence. Now | know or no
easier money than that picked up by
John Hays Hammond in connection
with the Hetch-Hetchy water project
OF San Francisco,
! II seems that the attitude taken py
| Secretary Ballinger and President
Taft drove the San Francisco authori-
ties 10 the Lake Eleanor watershed to
the temporary exclusion of the Hetch.
Hetchy sources, and make II essential
that the city buy all the land In pm,
vate ownership in the vicinity OF
Lake Eleanor, at the terms OF the
private owners There were two
pieces in private ownership. and
Hammond disposed OF one for $780,
900 and the other for 100000.
Sincerely, RATH.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-12

WASHINGTON April IL. 1911
Dear Dad: There Is every reason TO
believe that the Democrats will elect
the next president There Is Just one
thing that may prevent IL, and that is
the nomination OF a progressive ke-
publican candidate like LaFoliette.
Will the party leaders see the chanceg
The progress OF the intellect Is 20
the clearer vision OF causes, which
neglects surface diferences.><Emer'
son.
AS a reward for his faithful support
OF the Cannon machine and the Aid
rich tariff bill. ex-Congressman Dune
Mckinley of California has been
appointed by President Taft collector
OF the port of San Francisco. For
similar reasons ex-Congressman Bou-
tell has been made minister 10 Por-
tugal, Tawney and ex-senator Tom
Carter have been put on the Cana
dian commission Busbey, Cannon's
secretary, has been made secre-
tary TO the Canadian commission,
and other prominent reactionaries
have been named for the monetary
commission.
Judge OGorman, the new senator
from New York, is an old protege OF
Richard Croker, loyal follower OF
/ Murphy. and a disciple OF Tammany
But he will be given every chance TO
live down his past.
Resolve at last TO seek thine own
commentator, 10 appear fair In the
eyes of God; desire TO become pure
with thine own pure self, and with
God.-Epictetus
An interesting struggle is going on
between Bailey and Bryan for the
control of the Democratic party. One
stands for special privilege, the other
for the people
When President Taft was trying 70
get some of the conservative senators
10 oppose Lorimer. he sent for 0
friend OF Senator Burton OF Ohio. and
urged the friend TO impress on Burton
the necessity for prompt and decisive
action. Burton" said the president
reminds me OF big buzzard. He
The Detroit times., 1911-04-12

want more people to know
about the good Shirts, Neekwear,
Hosiery, etc. that ! sell.
am going to advertise In this
space three times a week for
three months-tellins you eaen
time about my merchandise.
Today ! want to mention that J
have some very fine shirts that J.
can sell to you at
S1.35
on which ! make my regular busi-
ness profit, but they are very good
shirts, and back them up with
my guarantee.
"Your money back If they don't
make good"
Name ...r ................
Address ................. .....
The Detroit times., 1911-04-12
From Another Point of View

submit last dozen
Of eggs.
This logically be called
The elected Of Pasadena CAL
o caught himself
originally 1880
until tomorrow unless II clears up
his barn. which is still another
OF the bac movement
The Detroit times., 1911-04-12

Sleep.
She was inclined to fret ana fuss
because she was insomnious, ana she
always was looking for some method
OF obtaining rest. She sought out nu-
merous M, DIS and haunted many
pharmacies, and took the many things
they offered her and straigh.wny put
them 20 test. She pestered everyone
she knew for. magic potion. pill OF
brew; she asked the faddists for ad
vice-for. the best. oh. she get rem
edies enough; l hate 10 tell OF al
the stun she made way with, the
fluids, little tablets and such. She
swallowed them so oft and fast thai
those who watched her found at las
shat sleep was taking her in hand