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The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Turner and Anderson
WreStle for Title

Sam Anderson, champion middle
weight wrestler of England, now instruc-
ting Harvard students in the fine art of
the graphing game, and Joe Turner,
the pride of Washington, on the mat,
will be the star attraction at the Ma
jestic Theater next Wednesday night,
in a contest for the middleweight cham
pionship of the world. Both men are in
excellent shape and the battle should
be we'll worth seeing.
Tom Duchesne. who gave Turner such
a fight at the Gayety a while ago, will
expert who has been humbled by Tur-
ner. Leonard's work was so good, des-
n'te his defeat, that he has been match
ed with Duchesne for what should be
a tough contest.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
NE EMOR|AL TOURNEY
EXPECTED TO Be
MOST SUCCESSFUL
Many Local Wrestlers to
Compete for Su-
periority.

The championship wrestling tourna-
ment of the Memorial Athletic Club, the
finals of which will be held in the Ma
tional Guard Armory gymnasium Feb
ruary %, bids fair to be one of the most
attractive events of its kind ever held
in this city
Entries are being received from all
the schools, colleges. and clubs in this
section. Never before has so much ri
valry been shown between the local or
ganizations, and in each case the great
est effort is being made to place a team
in the field that will carry away the
most hOnors in the tourney. For the
first time in years the various wres-
tling clubs appear to be about equal in
strength. and each bout should be close
ly contested.
This meet will not only bring out all
of the South Atlantic champions who
are located here, but also the best anna
teur talent. Burton, a winner in two
classes in last years championships. is
entered in the ll5-pound and 12O-pound.
The Y. NJ. G. a. has entered a num-
her of good men, among whom are
Wheelie, Paxton, and Britt. These men
have shown up wonderfully well in the
past. and they will probably be in the
running up to the last. The Memorial
A. c. is perhaps the most formidable
factor in this meet, as it is contributing
to the tourney about twenty wrestlers
-Four men will be entered in the 1885,
pound class, and the rest divided up al
individual weights.
William Peet will act as referee in al
matches of the tourney. Capt c. c.
Edwards and w. c. Thatcher will act
as timers, while DR.. Nj. E. Harrison
Of the Memorial Athletic Club, will
award the medals to the winners.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
REMOVES THE CAUSE
OF CKTARRH
S.S.S.' !

that entirely the OF Catarrh from
trouble
which produce the trouble the membranes inner m
the body will be kept of irritation and disease Sprays
applications temporarily
the tight full feeling in the head bung noises in the unco
Portable uy feeling of the nos and help to loosen the mcs IN
the throat but Caah is constitutional blood disorder and until has
there
removing the blood
by thoroughly purifying and cleansing the
particle of
encng blood allows the nfamed and tated membranes
heal the health and stops dsagreeabe
reaches down to the bottom and leaves trace
Catarrh medical advice
write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, GA.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Dartmouth Will Not
Play Blue and Gray

HANOVER, N. H., Feb. 17.-George-
town University is among the teams
which have been dropped from Dart
mouths baseball schedule. Other col
lege mines are Andover. Massachusetts,
and pennsylvania State.
Dartmouth's schedule: April u, Co
lumbia at New York; 13, West Point at
West Point; 10, Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia; 16, Seton Hall at South Or
ange; II, Princeton at Princeton; "a,
Bowdoin at Hanover; %, Bowdoin at
Hanover.
May 3, Syracuse at Syracuse; 4, Cor
nell at Ithaca; 8, Lafayette at Hanover;
II, williams at Wilnamstown; 16, Cor
nell at Hanover; Is, Harvard at Cam
bridge; 20, Vermont at Burlington; 23
Vermont at Hanover; %. Williams at
Hanover; -, Tufts at Medford; 80, Holy
Cross at Worcester.
June |, Tufts at Hanover; 4, Trinity
at Hartford; s. Yale at New Haven; "A
Amherst at Hanover; %, Amherst al
Amherst,
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Boat Show Opens.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE annual
motor boat show, given under the aus
pices of the National Association .:
Engine and Boat Manufacturers, open
Cd today in the Sixty-ninth Regiment
Almory, and will continue through Lhe
coming week. Every available foot of
space on the main floor and Oh the ele-
waited promenade of the big armOry Is
occupied with attractive exhibits, which
ranSe from the smallest parts used in
the construction of marine engines tn
luXuriously furnished and completely
equipped power cruisers OF forty feet
ard more in length, All of the prOmi-
nent makers of engines and motor boat
in the country are represented.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Shortstop Corhan Goes
BY Bean-Ball Route

Once more has the bean-ball ended the
major league career of a promising
youngster The latest case is of Short
stop Roy Corhan. of the Chicago White
Sox. Along with Jess Baker Corhan
has been shipped to the San Francisco
Pacific Coast League club. When lei
der was injured early last spring, Cor
han jumped on the job and was field
ing sensation. He was fast accurate,
perfect on slow bounders, and covered
much ground. But he couldn't hit. He
may have developed, though. On June
he was crushed on the head with one
of Russell Fords swift ones. When he
did return, late in the fall. he feared
being hit again and pulled away from
the nlate.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Northern Athletic Club
Organizes for Season

The Northern Athletic Club, which
met on Thursday night at their head
quarters at National Athletic Club, on
Ninth street, have reorganized their
baseball team for the coming season
with the following lineup, and three
subs: C. H. Brown, c.; Biegler, l. f.;
r. Lacey, p; J. Keller, +. f.. c. Jen-
kins, Sd b.; e. Lewis, c. f.. Trumblc, I'd
b.. King, 1st b.; r. st. Clair. 5. s.
The Tremonts are ready to book
games with any amateur teams averag-
ing twenty-one years. For games adj
dress J. Keller, 1928 Virginia avenue
southeast Phone Lin. 1886
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Will Post Forfeits.

CHICAGO, Feb. n-Jack Johnson,
JIM Flynn. Promoter Jack Curley and
Stakeholder AL Tearney, are to meet
late today at the Sherman Hotel, when
the forfeits are to be posted and the
place for holding the Flynn-Johnson
championship battle is announced.
Parties to the transaction say the
$50, 900 stake money is ready and that
absolute assurances have been given
that the fight can be staged either IN
Nevada or New Mexico.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Lafayette Announces
Football Schedule

EASTON, Pa. Feb 1.-THE football
schedule Of Lafayette College for next
Call has been officially approved by the
athletic committee. Muhlenberg, Yale,
and Rruva are the new teams to be
played The schedule: September 2S
NuhenhcrS at home; october D.
Syyarthmorr. at home; y, Yale, at New
Haven. II. I'rsinus, ut Easton; 26, Penn
svlvania, at Philadelphia: November 2
RuckncH. at Easton: 16, Brown at
Providence: % LchiGh, at EasIohi Is
Dickinson. at Easton.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Bob Fitzsinlmons Now
Grooming Young Bob"
To Become White Hope

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-BOb Fitz.
simmons is grooming a 'Whlte
hope" and II is none other than
his sixtcen-year-Old son, Bob,
jr. The lad is six feet tall and
weighs 100 pounds and is get
ting daily instructions from his
famous pa at their farm at Dun-
nell, n. j. FitzSimmOnS is en-
thusiastic about his sons pros
poets, and prOnOunces him the
real hope of the white race.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
DIR. SHADE
SPECIALIST
728 Thirteenth Street

Over so Years Practice Treating
Stomach and Nervous Diseases.
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Con.
supatIon, Dizziness, Pad Taste. Full
ness After Eating. Wakefulness, Loss
kidney and Bladder Trouble, STRIFE
ture, Sallow Complexion, Pimples.
Blood and Skin Diseases, Loss OF Vi
tality, and Special and Private ALI
ments of Both Sexes cured promptly.
Consultation free. medicines fur.
nishe6, charges low. Hours 10 TO !
and to s. Sundays. 10 to IL.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Will Decide Singles
Championship Today

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE national
indoor tennis singles championship will
be decided today at the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory, when Wylie c. Grant
meets William B. Cragin, Jr. Grant and
L. Millensburt lost out yesterday in the
doubles championship. being defeated in
straight sets by Frederick Alexander
and r. r. Bell, who now hold the title
for the second successive year.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Western High Loses
To A. & N. Prep Quint

Western High School lost to the Army
urd Navy Prep. quint by II to g. Nc
Bride, the aggressive right forward Of
ne Prem School team, Gagged the great
est number Of balls, he having scored
Twelve baskets during the game.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Welcome, Ban b.

Judging by reports there will be some
Washington amateur athletic enthusi-
station ut $50 this afternoon gof Eal-
tinIOre to attend the Nioint meet in the
Tifth Regiment armory. with two uni
versltirs. two high schools. and two
athletic Hlubs represented Washington
has special interest in the proceed
ings tonight
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
St. Johns College Wins
From N. Y. University

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. list. Johns Col
lege basketball team defeated New
York University by 25 to II in one of
the fastest games seen in the local
gymna SUM this season.
The visitors outplayed the home quint
in the first period, but St. Johns took a
decided brace after the intermission and
won out by large score.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Georgetown May Play
Sailors in MidWeek

Graduate Manager Dap" Daley is
endeavoring to stage a midweek foot
ball game between Georgetown and the
Naval Academy for next fall. The two
schedules conflict and a Saturday game
is an impossibility.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Old Dutch" is in line.

Becaus, of the severe restrictions as
to membership in allied clubs, 1t is
doubtful II there will be a record-break-
inC field in the South Atlantic Associa-
tor Cross-country championships at
Brightwood on Washingtons Birthday,
hut most OF the best hill and dale men
'ir this section have already sent in
then blanks 20 Mike Stuart, who is in
CharG" Of the affair. Entries officially
close tonight.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
baseball war talk is idle.

carnival Al he Arcade on W"dnesdaS =
evening have a:ted wisely In adding a
jiu jltsu bout to the program for tine
evening. This novel eXhil ition, in addi-
tion to the matches in which Americas
DR. Roller, Rogers. and others of the
big fellows will participate, should serve
to draw out a large crowd, as the card
is the most. pretentious attempted here
for several wears.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
100000 In Prizes.

The London international horse show
will open at Olympia on JuTe II, cor
tinuing until June %. The prizes will
aggregate $4,000.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Watch Eller in the hurdles.

Tie proposed expansion of the Amer
lean Association Is hardly to be ex-
pc'ted 10 evcntuate before another sea-
soi, If even then. Twelve clubs makes
Tor gIeat unwieldincs3 and one campaign
would certainly result in four clubs
dropping from the association. Further
more. II is contingent only upon the sue
crSs Of the outlaws and that is-well,
that's a jOke.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
ONLY two weeks more, boys.

If Manager Loichot succeeds in his
next fall. it will make a most attrac-
tive addition to his football schedule.
To trim the Navy would be as big an
achievement as holding West Point to
a sCnreless tie without the expense and
trouble of a tiresome trip.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Captain Rose is hustling.

The Corcoran Cadet quint is likely to
find 1t pretty rough shedding in attempt
ing to play outside the A. A. L. The
CorCorans think they were done an in
Justice when the ban was placed on
couple of their players, but an appeal
would be better than the course decid-
ed upon. Many times independent
basketball has been attempted here but
has always failed.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Giants are away.

John Paul Jones, Cornelrs crack miller,
champ on of the world. will appear to-
light in the Columbia games in New
Yni''i. and may try for a track record
the greatest athlete claiming Washing
ton at his home. and his performance
in the relav tonight will be watched
closely by Ms many friends here.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock Is a Boost"
Going to Baltimore tonight?

Ehc signing of Schaefer and Moellcr
may be but a formality. but .he fans
are halpN today in the knowledge that
the comic veteran and the promising
N"1nEStcr are in line. with the rapid
approach of the training season already
The rootCIs are beginning to discuss the
chances Of the team. oh, well, Grin
mas the bugs with him, and they're all
tn the nervous seat now.
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Wrestling looms large.

Today marks the opening of the in
start are the New York Giants and
other clubs will follow in rapid success
sion until there are about twenty teams
getting into shape for the coming sea-
SON Two weeks from tomorrow and
the Nationals will be under way
The Washington times., 1912-02-17
Poor old ed Asnenhach!

Navy's baseball schedule shows that
some of tie best college teams in the
East will face the Middies during the
coming season. Catholic University win
entertain tho salOr- at BrcCklund on
Nav Is. and, with the Browns PLAYING
at Florida avenue. should prove a good
counter attraction to the American
Leaguers
Telephone InnureT-Kid Mccoy called
of his bout with Frank Moran, billed
for last Saturday night in Paris, on
hearing of the Pittsburgh boys quick
victory over Fred SOrheCk. Moran is on
his way to New York now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

eqopti aasd com pas 81

appropriate that there should be Al
ola 1naids. convention here, and the
Telegram Is pleased to announce
that one Is being planned With the
hope that several husbands may be
the outcome The alfuTements are
to be unusual. and many a man Is
sure to he enshar6d.
The convention planning Is to be
held in the First Methodist Erisco-
pal church and the pastof Of the
church Il expected; to be the bust
est marrying parson IN town after
II Is over The date Of the event
&, Friday night March is, at 8 o.
CLOCKS Numerous old maids viii
participate m the proceedings Of the
convention and there certainly will
be a .'hot old time y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07


WhAa ~ rsmaln'ae director Of
the sie cotpofIon and Ct lhe IL
ternallon4l fiarF ter Company an
PERISH ha recently severed himself
froH aady 81 his hu ness cunnee
tons ana Is now deYoting much q
MS time % SOWING he problems d
the times He has taken his place
among those althy men who. haT-
Ing made gre tSrtpneE in corpoTate
iness and Wall street. are now
Asoring to educa the ty9lns
ot this country against the idsns
ind pitsfallS which beset their
.oy sliccessfnl careers an Wall street
slsewhere The .hrst great work
alpa this line 70 wiiich Mr.. Refliinf
10Y directing bis undivided atsen-
Ind his pceketbo is the noni-
len and election Of lsIr Hoossyelt
mother term as president Mr,
skklnsr b reason OF. his past ais.
sIations ofscouTseS fully subscribes
- ali that Mr.. Roosevelt said In his
Columbus b. speech including the
recall Of Judges and judicial dsel-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07
Nine. Labadie.

To have. travelled through the
American continent from such an ex-
IRENE point as New Fonndland to the
Behring. Sea, and from the Artic
ocean to the Gulf Of Mexico, is a
professional tour Of consecutive sea
Esons covering a period nearly
three years, giving dramatic interpre-
i,tations OF eIsben and the modern
classics to audiences representing all
the different types and degrees Of
intellectually within the limits Of
this and including the most repre-
sentative people In the literary and
artistic world Of both America and
Canada, is the experiences of Mmc.
Labadie, who win appear on March
81 ias the Heffman Hal, >undeI the
Auspices, Of the Civic Club
More inthe nature Of a pyscholog-
ical experiment this artist made a
tour of Alaska in the summer Of 1910,
the trip also serving as partial rest
/ during her western tour, and gave
dramatic Interpretation of plays in
the different ports of all assfar- north
as Nome, with results that passed her
expectations from point of
appreciation. To reach Nome, Nine.
iLabadie journeyed 21sS miles down
the Mighty Yukon" crossed the
Arctic Circle, finished the trip from
St. Michaels, across the Belring Sea,
in an American revenue cutter, ap.
pearing in Nome before Character
isttc audience on August 2. Zone year
later, August 8, 1911, after making
her return trip east through the
middle west states as farsssouth, as
San Antonio, Texas. and Florida, and
UP by the East coast, Nine. Labadie
appeared. at ST. John, New Bruins
wiek, having Raifgcircled the coht-
.nent, tits neF intention to sail for
England In .theelate spring, when she
viii have appeared In every state in
the, Union, and in every Canadian
province
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

sslianlity' to give him,
The farmers Of the Middle West
are awakening @ the faet that
Perkins, in his eorpor sc
slightly op a.
conceived Tons
didate' sllsEed
for corporal blood ina tss
mandin d ana lisal Is
McCormicl reid q prollir
officials Of die Hafy5 trust pa
ate themselves nom O. Roo
and his campaign. I'M this enl
they are only thdlca theif
ance Of the net MAI M lns
would probably have lost ob
long ago had It not been forshis int
mate friendship with Mr. Roosevelt;
running back over many years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07
s. sew Dancing clnb !.

Prof. Clarence L. Gardner, pres
ident of the, Hoffman Hall Dancing
academy is sending; out cards an
club to be known as the Tuesday
that he is organizing
Evening Club, which will give SER
les Of dances. THESE dances are to
ne independent of his regular We'd
nesday evening dances and will be
for club members only. The first
one will take place Tuesday, March
49,, in Hoffman hall. The an
nouncement is accompanied by ad-
mission tickets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07
Special Meeting and Smoker

A special meeting Of the Loyal
Order of Moose has been called for
Friday night in the Williams hall on .
Second street. After the regular;
order Of business the members win
hold a smoker.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

If your children are subject 10 attacksd
Group, watch for the first, symptom, hoarse.
ness. Give Chanberlain's Cough Remedy.
as soon asthe child becomes ,hoSrse and il,e
attack may be warded Off Sold bv nIl dealers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

Arthur Iohmeyef q Parker
'urg = Z business visitor here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-07

Mr.; and Mrs. Cecil B. Highland
who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil L. Highland have returned
to New Martinsville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

and N.a3Ia {. 0. b. hnoat: No. / northern
Duluth. 3Lct Z. o. b. about. opening navisa-
ton. options l6t points not higher. May
SL22h: July. si1t4: September. }i.iOs. Corn
spot firm: export. S5c nominal. T. O. b.
aNoat Futures nominal onis-spot steady
Standard white. sthc.. In elevator: No. Q
Exc. futures nominal.
Fork-Fitm Cut Meats-Quict. Lard
steady. Petroleum. Rosin and Turpnntine-
St"Rdy. Ta'low-ri-,n. wool-Stcndy. Rice
Firm. Molasses-Stcady. SuSar--Raw and
refined. steady. Coffee Futures closed weak
iront ION IL points net lower. Spot, Quiet +.
No. {. Rio. I%Ic.: Santos. No. 4. lshc.: mild
quiet cordovs. lsfiISiac. nominal. Butter
and E.ss-StcRdy and unchanged. Chccte-
Unsettled. rotatoeH-Stcady. Cnbbarcs-
steady and unchanged. FrctRhts and Fen
rutS--CnchanHru.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
CLOSE PRIMARY GRADES.
hnort to Stamp owt M-a.Ie. and
;" hoopinR Cough In BIE Stone Gan.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
rig Stono Gap. Va. April eV.-rhe
noara OF Health met with the school
boarh In conference, Thursday morn.
ing regarding the closing Of the publi,
ss"pois on account OF the prevalence
OF measles and whoopinK cough. AZ.
.e' ,hnch elaboration 1t was conclude ed
lose 'hs hrst four primary sradeg
but 10 continue the other nil, -,
grades and the high school. I'M o,i,.
10 allow those children TO attend Vim
nave had both OF these diseases. ,rhc
.ouncil recently passed regulation
loro'ddinE children under sixteen wears
OF age to attend moving picture shows
church and Sunday school and Other
pubic gatherings un,u the prcsen,
epidemics ware wiped out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

Mayor. subject to the decision of tina Dem.
ocfatic primary. which VIII be held April
20 ~ ID. Brockct,. mcmbir OF tIN City
Council, is also candidate.
'rhc death ~ Hubert Snowdcn Monday
last left Mr.. l'rockctt Tho only candidate
The Democratic committee at n moettng
heh la.t nlRht decided 10 postpone the pri-
mary for another week In order to pire
candidates on opportunity to enter None,
however, can ontcr for city Council ,rhc
primary was originally hSed for April e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
WEEKS DEALINGS
ARE VERY SLIGHT
Depression Caused i'll Financial
District by Sinking OF
Titanic.
PRICES AT LOWER LEVEL
No One i'll Wall Street Paying
Any Attention to
Politics.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.

i Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.]
, New York, April 2o.--Announccmcnts
!. or financial interest TO day were those
' contained in the fortnishtly figures of
The idle car surplus, which represent
4 ed ali increase in this surplus of Co.,
Z, sSl cars, and the weekly bank state
+ mont, which told of an increase of S.
3 $4,000 In the average surplus reserve
and an increase of Si.S4l00 in the
actual surplus Both these Increases
(, We're obtained by large increases III
bank cash and decreases in loans
obviously due to tho suspension OF
operations in the coal mining regions.
The stock market itself was suDstan-
TALLY a duplicate OF Fridays: that is,
FOR the most part prices OF stocks
waverrd within a vcr% narrow range
OH small transactions. The Industrial
Section OF the list Was relatively more
acticc, and conspicuous strength was
shown by the American i-insccd, Amer
lean Cam Pittsburgh Coal and not a
few other issues.
Dealings in stocks in the week just
ended We're only about half those Of
the week before, but this statement
does not at all express the depression
Of financial activity caused by the ter
rible disaster Mt sea. which occupied
the mind and heart OF the country. If
any tendency AT AL 10 prices was no
ticeablc IL was toward slightly low
or level. but the stock market was
obviously only marking time. and such
declines as occurred wore not at all
Significant. While Roosevelt victories
continued in the primary elections no
one In Wall Street paid any attention
70 noiiucs ana inc irclinS among
snrc"" observers 81 present 'ohnl
uonS was general tna' even II people
.ht'N ma" nov s"'h"Ih'u+ pcS'ars poi
,fs 70 'hiHM "nV"t' ihoE would hot
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'V' -. "''"' e'"h'
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49,. 80 -, no "ouot lhi'
or ,ess i,,,noo ~ ,,s, ~, w a., NOR
OF ieSs i''hc"e" iast week by un-
,oNorao,a "eaaner Sohai'ions' mat IS
snH 'o''tli'u "''ce OF COLO rams
,a,,f, ','""e -, e'.s ny fpnos an
- "'n n''n .n' '"i,e' ,h' nnE-
ing OF sprins goods. On the other
hand wholesale trade was as a rulo
Aefiifnl, ana IN lhe main manu-
M"S eSp'c'ailE if"e or the ron and