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The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Princeton Athlete
To Coach at Union

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. April 1S,-The
athletic board of Union College has
elected r. T. Dawson. Princeton. 10. as
athletic coach. He has signed a con-
tract for two years to coach the foot
ball, baseball, and basketball teams.
Dawson was successful athlete
while at Princeton, having been a
varsity man for three years on the
football and baseball teams In his
senior year he was captain of the base
ball team.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Clarke's Team Once
Met By Dead Wagon

When Fred Clarke, now manager of
the Pirates, was leading the Louisville
Colonels in 1897, the club went on n
long, disastrous trip, winning but one
game. The fans didn't like II.
The Colonels arrived home and were
met by a huge crowd, a band-and a
hearse and funeral procession, com.
plete. The boys We're game, tossed
their bats and bags into the hearse, and
went solemnly to their hotel to the mu-
sic of q dirge. a-.' -..
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
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The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Jack O'Connor to Run
Cleveland Outlaw Club

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 13.-Jack
O'Connor, recently manager OF the st.
! owls American League team, Is in
Cleveland arranging for the opening OF
the United states League season here.
O'Connor Is to manage the Cleveland
team. O'Connor announced that he
had signed seven players.
Brennan. Joplin. Mo. catcher; skovie
an illinois man, pitcher: Tenement,
ncidnr: Kavannugh. East ST. Louis,
outfuIder: Barton. Lexington. XIV. in
ftlder, and CoVinlNon, Outfielder
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Minor League Results.
Annnricnn Arrncia Tim

At Indianapolis-St. Paul, I: Indian
apolis, g Batteries-Decannierr and
Murray: Robertson, Webb, and Pearce.
lis, !. Batteries-Nagle and Schlei; Lev
erett and Owen.
At Toledo-Toledo, s: Milwaukee, o.
Batteries-Swann and Carisch; Ander-
son, Marion, and Orendorff.
At Columbus-Columbus, 3; Kansas
City, l. Batteries-Cooper and Smith
Palmer and O'Conner.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Motorcyclists to Make
Run to Baltimore

able the Washington Motorcycle Club
will make a run tomorrow to Balti-
more The start Will be made at 8
o'clock and II is expected at least one
club has procured quarters in the
Blackstone building at Fourteenth and
II streets and will hold its first meet
ing In the new quarters Wednesday
night.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Baseball Notes.

Magee being injured in a practice
game Is surely n case of tough luck for
Charley Doom and his Quaker band.
Manager Harry Wolverton will keep
himself in trim In order to act the role
OF utility infielder for his Highlanders.
Manager Hugh Duffy, OF the Milwau-
kee team, has signed Pitcher Hume,
League last season.
Elmer Stricklett, the inventor of the
spitball, has been released by Brooklyn
to the Binghamton team of the New
York State League.
Whether the Superbas will start their
games at home at $3.50. 345. or 4 o'clock,
win be decided by a vote of the Brook
lyn fans.
Foster. who is playing third base for
the Nationals. is a ringer for Kid
Elbsrfeld in the the field, sL and is a faster
1t Is said the Athletics have super
stition that they won't win the Amcri-
. can League pennant II they wallop the
Quakers in the spring series
Pitcher Nick Maddox. the former Pi-
rate, has refused to Join Charlie Carr's
professional ball this season.
New York scribes are sweet on "Cozy''
Dolan, a third base recruit with the
Highlanders. They claim he Is made
of the right stuff and will shine in
fast company.
With Miller on first base, Manager
Clarke, of the Pirates. will have to use
either Mccarthy or Viox at the second
station. Both boys have been display
ing fine work.
Miss Virginia King. the six-year-oId
daughter of Pilot John Killing. Is the
oficial mascot of the Boston Braves
while Jake Stahl. jr., aged four years
holds the same position with the Boston
Red Sox.
The Indiana and Ohio League was re
Gently organized and will have teams II
Richmond and Union City, Ind. anC
Ohio. Bob Spade, the former Cincin
natl pitcher. will manage the Greenvill,
team.
During the coming two weeks a larg
number OF youngsters now being triet
out in the big show will be shippet
back to the minors, as each maJo
league club is allowed but ewenty-hv
men on the club roster from May t
August 20.
President Charley Murphy. of tn
Cubs. SAYS that in Chance, Evers, Tink
er, and LennoX, he has the greatest In
field In the world. Perhaps Charlie
has made IL a little too strong by say
ing the greatest" but you have to ad
NIT It is certainly some inneld.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Gould to Meet Crane
In Tennis Final Today

NEW YORK, April 13.-Jay- Gould,
renresenting the Racquette and Tennis
CIub of Philadelphia, and Joshua
crane, of Boston, meet today to decide
The national tennis championship. Gould
has been champion since 1906
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Games Tomorrow.

The three-cornered game tomorrow
office and the Washington Giants,
at Union League park. Fifteenth and
Fl streets northeast, promises to be the
! 90 tho sea son.
The Cubs will play the winner of the
n ..,....e Mnlcn starts at 2 p. m.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Olympic Committee
Receives More Money

NEW YORK. N. Y. April 15.-
Julian w. Curtiss, of the American
olympic Committee, yesterday received
a check for $500 from the New York
Athletic Club, which was subscribed by
individual members of the club. The
New England finance committee also
forwarded another 81, 900 for the fund.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
Southern League,

At Blrmingham-BIrml Mont
At Memphis MISUNDERSTANDING game
postponed rain.
At Atlanta-Atlanta: 13; Chattanooga,
At New Orleans-Mobile, Z; New Or
leans, 6.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13
SIS. r4T%RE's 4GTF9

The majority need tonic the Spring early
bodily
feeling tickle appetite Digestion half sick feeling and
blood
anaemc blood purifying tonic needed build derangd
this
long sickness and it will certainly
off using tonic until the
successfully
with
malaria debang Sickness s. s. Natures ideal
a
mparts body pufes
In every THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

Foster. who is playing third base for
the Nationals. is a ringer" for Kid
Elberfeld in the field. and is a faster
runner than "Old Tobasco."
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

Elmer Stricklett, the inventor of the
spitball, has been released by BROOKLYN
to the Binghamton team of the New
York State League.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

Whether the Superbas will start their
games at home at $3.50, 3:45, or 4 o'clock,
win be decided by vote of the Brook
lyn fans.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

1t Is said the Athletics have r. super
stition that they won't win the Ameri-
can League pennant II they wallop the
Quakers in the spring series
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

Pitcher Nick Maddox. the former Pi-
rate, has refused to Join Charlie Carrs
Kansas City team, and will play semi
professional ball this season.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

Manager Hugh Duffy, OF the Milwau-
kee team, has signed Pitcher Hume,
who worked in the Wisconsin Illinois
League last season.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

President Charley Murphy. of the
Cubs. SAYS that in Chance, Evers, Tink-
er. and Lennox, he has the greatest in
field in the world. Perhaps Charles
has made II a little too strong by say
ing the greatest" but you have to ad-
NIT II is certainly some inf1eld.
The Washington times., 1912-04-13

New York scribes are sweet on "Cozy'
Dolan, a third base recruit with the
Highlanders. They claim he is made
of the right stuff and will shine in
fast company.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
From the Query Box in the
Sunday Denver News.

T. E., Arvada, Colo.-A certain re-
ligious sect Incorporates self-sup-
porting home for orphans. Its rep
resentatives gather children from
over the state and bring them to the
home Is the school district in which
the home is established compelled le-
gally to grant to all these children
free educational privileges? Answer
The statute reads as follows: "Ey-
cry public school, except high schools.
shall be open for the admission of all
children between the ages Of and
81 years residing in that school dist
rict during at least four school
months in each year, and the school
board shall have power to admit
adults and children not residing in
the district, If they see III so to do,
and to fix the terms Of such admis-
sion" Inmates of a charitable or
quasi-chartabe institution are not
usually classcd as residents" within
the meaning of the school law
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Advertisement.
Where Everybody Goes.

George Arthur Bovyer, manager of
the Empress Theatre, is pleased to
announce that the headline attrac-
ton for the week commencing Dec.
2lst, Christmas Week, is another of
G. Molasso's pantomimic wonders,
Dance au Niolins, featuring Mile.
Ivonne Andre, assisted by Louis
Avanline and Catherine Schultz and
a company of ten dancers.
The three Italian TroubadOurs will
be a strong feature. The trio of
singers and musicians from Italy will
give selections from operate excerpts
including numbers from the famous
composers, Verdi, Donizetti and Of
eenbach.
Collins & Hart, two well known
comedians whose stunts are very
deftly woven around some serious
and difficult athletic situations.
The lrish-American, Arthur White
law, tells a number of Irish stories
and his performance is concluded by a
recitation entitled Top of the Morn
ing"
The younger patrons will be par
ticularly pleased with the appearance
of Nine Bessie's Cockatoos, about
twelve in number
The Dancing Maddens, a winsome
young girl and good looking young
man.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Holdup Youth Arruigned.

The three supposed New York
gunmcn," who turned out to be three
boys looking for a wild and woody
West, arrested in Park county by
SheriH Dennis on complaint of Chris
tian SChmittel, Denver chauffeur,
were arraigned, given "A preliminary
hearing and bound over to the dist
rict court today under 81 900 bonds.
Schmittel was in court and re-
hearsed the events OF the Tuesday
night ride, saying that he lost the
road purposely after the men are al
legged to have ordered him to drive
beyond Fort Logan, after they
planned, he said, to rob the Littleton
postoflice and Petersburg road
house.
The young men, when placed under
arrest gave their names as Edward
Brown, Joseph Cobb and Paul H.
Jones, all of Brooklyn, n. Y
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Lakewood Items.

Question? is marriage a failure?
ASA Bill Lunn.
Judge Calkins has sold his poultry
stock and retired from business.
albert Nennicolt has leased the De
Suney place and will move about the
u.st OF March.
Ehe Lakewood schools will give
their Christmas entertainment Friday
afternoon, Dec. 20.
Mrs. smith, widow of the late Cap
tain Smith, of this vicinity has gone
TO California to make her future
home.
jno. Carmain Is in the race for the
appointment of water commissioner,
District No. Z. He will appreciate
the support of his friends.
on account of the bad weather the
work on the south Golden road has
been suspended for some time, but
several ears of crushed rock were
switched at Lakewood last week and
teams are hauling and dumping it
on the road.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
jefferson County News.
Continued from Page -
Fairmount News.

w. d. Runner was in Denver last
Wednesday.
lone Ferris has been on the sick
list the past week
A Leap Year dance was given at
the Grange hall last Saturday even
ing.
Will and Jacob Wertman were Wis
iting their brother Henry, last Satur-
day.
Loeb Lomond Grange held its an
nual election OF officers last Tuesday
evening.
aupt of Poor Gus Johnson was
IooKIng after the poor Wednesday
ana Friday.
state Master John Morris attended
Progressive Pamoua at Westminster
Iast saturday.
Com. Johnson and road oyerseer
FRED Jump were inspecting Ward
nm the urst OF the week.
The raIents meeting will be held
ugAl rIIday evening, and all par
suts are invited to attend. A pro-
s.alu wul De given and refreshments
served.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Two Mountain Parks.

Two of Denver's new mountain
parks will be bought apd placed in
shape for tourist travel and excursion
use by next summer. This was the
statement made Tuesday to members
of the joint mountain park committee
by h. H. Gibbs, assistant to Frederick
o. Olmsted, the famous landscape ar
chitect, who has in charge the laying
out of Denver's new chain of noun
tain parks which circle through the
foothills of Golden and Morrison and
connect with Denver by a series Of
boulevards.
For a number of weeks Gibbs has
been going over the foothill district
surveying and laying out the proposed
tracts. With him has been a corps Of
surveyors and landscape men. BY the
terms of the new Mountain Park
amendment there will be available
about $4,000 from the city for i'm
mediate use the first year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Tag Day for Chickens.

Residents of Arvada have been ac-
Customed to seeing their chickens
straggle home to roost at intervals; (;
but hereafter the owners of feathered
broods will teach their poultry the
beauties of home life.
A certain Arvada man grew weary
of having his neighbors' hens do fall
plowing in his garden and winter
lounging on his front porch. He hit
upon novel plan one morning, as he
watched colony of hens and dogs do
Il 50-lap race about his front yard.
He had tried threats and entreaties,
but to no avail
IN have tag day for the chick
ems" said the man. The charitable
organizations have such a day; why
not the Chickens?"
The man bored tiny holes in many
grains OF corn, passed strings through
these holes and attached a tag to
each string. The mans name and ad-
dress appeared on one side OF he tag
the other side bore this legend
please keep your chickens home"
The fowls caught sight of the corn
strewn profusely about the mans
back yard. They gobbled greedily
and inwardly blessed the man for his
philanthropy One kernal of corn
was the capacity of each chicken. foi
they found 1t impossible to masticatt
the tags.
The fowls marched with melan
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Parcels Post Regulations.

Butter, eggs, lard, fish, fresh meats,
dressed fowls, vegetables, fruits and
other necessities of life can be sent
through the parcels post in effect Jan
lst, according to the regulations made
public today by Postmaster General
Hitchcock.
The only stipulation in the ship
ment of such substances is that they
be 50 packed as not to break loose
in the mail" and that fresh meats
may be shipped only through the first
zone" from each parcels post. Par
cells that are perishable must be
marked so.
1t also viii be possible to ship queen
bees, live insects and dried reptiles.
Seeds Of fruit, nursery stock and
other plant products will be entitled
to mailing privileges under the par
GELS post
OLher mailable articles include
candies, confectionery, yeast cakes,
soap, tobacco, pills, tablets, toys and
musical instruments.
Parcels must be limited to IL
pounds and with no larger dimen-
sions than six feet over all.
Classcd as unmailable articles are
spirituous, yinous matted, fermented,
or other intoxicating liquors; poisons
OF every kind; poisonous animals,
reptiles, explosives of every kind;
iphammable materials, internal ma
chimes, disease germs or materials OF
whatever kind that may kill. Fire
arms are also excluded.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Fremont News.

=. Z. hunt, who has been sick tol
some time, Is on the road TO recovery
Tom a..-mJns, former resident oi
tins gIDmr,y, out now of Golden, is
visiting u.eLas in this neighborhood
The ladies oil the Fremont Ladies'
Ara soc.eoy ZOOS IN SCI at their ba,
laag and supper held at the schoo
nouse recently, winch is quite a sun
considering the weather conditions Oh
,ne evening they gave their bazaar.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

choly tread to their various roosts,
tags hanging from their mouths an
chored by grains of corn in their
crops. Their owners were Ham
boozled" at the spectacular parade OF
the barnyard denizens.
One man who Is accustomed to
come home about as uncertainty as
! his chickens took the temperance
pledge after seeing the tagged poul-
try. The plan has worked so well
that the man is thinking of taking out
patent on his scheme.-Denver Re
nublican
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost

Every body yuau hnyo beautiful hair
now. MUdrniu Hair Remedy
grows hair and we can prove il. You
don't have Iu wait around weeks
and months r1rFr~rIlt- either When
YOU use Mildrpdiun Hair Remedy
YOU will see an Improvement from
the very iirst application.
Mildrrdiun Hair Remedy cures
dnndruT. stops falling hair, and
makes hair grow hvyau-" 1t quickly
prnotratrs the pores, stimulates the
hair glands. and cleans the scalnp,
so that it stops throwing oil dan
drutf
To show how quickly it acts, we
will spud
FREE A large trial bottle free by
- return mniI TO anyone who
sends this Coupon to the
Miidr"diua Specially Co, Boston,
Mass with their name aud address
aud l0c i'm silver or stamps to pay
postage, adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Leonard & Groom have started a
coal mine on the Cyhler ranch, two
miles east OF Morrison. They have
truck 12-foot vein of good coal
and as it is so near town will prove
a paying proposition
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Eel Pike now claims to be the cham
pion "crib" player at the Hooking
hotel Some one suggested to us that
Zcb ought to get busy laying plans
for another kind of "crib" Zone with
rockers on it-perhaps).
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Tho Morrison schools have settled
down to business and under the able
management of Prof, Albright all the
pupils are making rapid progress in
their studies. The school expects to
g.ye a good play soon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

IHa water has been all pumped
d. cu the Mt. Carbon coal mine, un-
.-a. the management OF Hart 4 Dur
lam and they expect to begin taking
5ul coal in a few days.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Bear Creek Valley Grange will give
o New Years ball at Deans hall, De-
eembcr 81. Good music, card tables,
upper at CliG House, and a prize
Eu'.7 Come and enjoy yourself.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Edward NJ Amrine, OF Vermont,
49,, died OF tuberculosis Monday at
$3.50 p. m. He was 21 years Of age
MS remains were shipped back to
Illinois He and his mother came to
Morrison about three months ago, but
too late to benefit his health.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Deacon Hobbs has accepted po-
sIuon as conductor on the Denver
CHRISTMAS Tree Wagon" and is all
swelied out" in new conductors S
cap.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Churches and Sunday schools
can get their candies and nuts
Tor Christmas at wholesale prices
at Schneider two stores. adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
SPECIAL REDUCED HOLIDAY FARE
Special Low Rates for Teachers and Students
via the

Tickets Sale Dec % a. 25 and 81 1912 and Jan 1912
Final return limit Jan. 3, 1913
Students and Teachers Holiday Fares
Tickets sale date school closes and following date not
than Dec Goth Get certificate from proper officer charge
school Final return limit Jan. 1913 Full information from
any Colorado and Southern agent.
7. E. FISHER General Passenger Agent, Denver Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

NJ. MacLean, Jake Schneider and
MISSES Nellie Schneider, Myrtle and
nuby Dyer and Pearl Young went to
Denyer Saturday night to see Ben
Hur.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Schneider's two stores carries
a full line of nice, fresh Christ
mas nuts and candies. See them
before buying your supply. adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

~. Luce says that he will resolve
-J, 20 eat fat pork again after the
-.s- Of the year-indigestion is the
.--asy OF the resolution so we are
told.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Frank Adams is rapidly recovering
Tom a severe attack of rheumatism
A. W. Ralph and wife were Den
yer visitors Monday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Mrs. y. c. Ames is visiting her sis
,er ut LImon, Colo. V. c. is now
lGnnns Ior president OF the Bach"
club.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Joe Cruise was a Denver visitor
Tuesday.
Skating parties are quite popular
here now.
J. D. Babcock made a trip to Den
yer Tuesday.
NJ. MacLean and wife spent Sunday
with Golden friends.
Mrs. Jno. Kirby is visiting relatives
and friends in Cripple Greek.
p. r. Morrison marketed six fine
fat hogs in Morrison this week.
J. 4. Bailey bought a bunch of
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Mrs. /. A. Van Gordon and daugh-
Ger, Miss Grace, took in the show at
,He Tabor in Denver Saturday night
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

You can get all the Christmas
candies and nuts you may need
at Schneider'S two stores. adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Harry Bishop is helping roundup
the cattle purchased from j. c. Star
Duck by j. E. Bailey this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

The oil we'll is down about 1900
feet and prospects are fine for a pay
ing strike.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Bishop Olmsted will confirm a class
of four at the Morrison Episcopal
church next Tuesday evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

All kinds of fine Christmas station
cry can be had at Schneider's Two
Stores.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Proctor & Morgan of Denver have
shipped two carloads of Christmas
trees from Morrison.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Miss Clara Wilmore, of Evergreen,
returned Tuesday from couple of
days visit in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Harry Bishop returned from South
Park Wednesday, where he has been
working the past summer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

cattle from J. c. starbuck this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Subscribe for the Independ, mt.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

Jake Schneider has repaired his ice
house and is now ready to put up ice
as soon as it is thick enough.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19

They certainly are fine. What's
fine? The candies and nuts at
Schneider's two stores. adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-19
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-04-13
Iron Ore Find Exaggerated

The United States Geological Survey.
discussing the recent announcement OF
the discovery OF a billion tons OF iron
ore in Fulton County, Pennsylvania.
specifying red. brown and carbonate
ores. ranging form 81 to 90 per cent Of
iron. and found in Dickey's Mountain.
LOwries Knob. and the Meadow
Ground, says that the geology OF Full
ton county is we'll known from the re-
ports or the State Geological Surveys,
and the impossibility of the case Is
apparent to anyone who will read these
reports and study the maps for n
moment. A billion tons Of iron would
occupy volume nearly equal TO the
mass OF the three mountains" named,
and carbonate OF iron when chemically
purs contains only ~ per cent OF iron.
and brown ore less than 90 per cent.
Geologist George II. Ashley. who
was .sent into Fulton county to make
an investigation reports that.undoab-
teddy these hills contain several million
tons Of low grade red iron ore and may