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More than three and a half million
acres of land in Spain are devoted to
olive culture. .,
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The evening world., 1912-04-18
President Barrow Predicts
That This Will Be the Most
Successful Year Yet for His
/. Organization.

THE opening Of the international
League season. scheduled for to.
day. marks an important epoch
In the history OF this growing Ean
isation. The league 10 q step neare
equal footing with the National and
American. having been advanced from
Ciass A to the new Class A; II has 4
new name. and. according 10 reports
transmitted through President Edward
q. Barrow. all OF ths clubs Of the
whilom Eastern League are uniformly
stronger than last year. l4.f,
This 10 going 10 be q banner year,
natd Presidsnt Barrow a. hi started for
Providence 10 attend the opening there.
at 10 aoing 10 be . record breaker both
financially ~ regards the playing
standard. In my opinion The race for
the nag will bs closer than for many
years pass. and ! look for . ni~p-and-tuck
race from start to hkish. The clubs
that were wesk last year have seen
greatly strengthened. n there 10 rea.
son for belief that In more than one
instance these team Will give the lead
era a hard AShf. The. investment OF
new capital In soma. Of the clubs has
created increased enthusiasm among
the fans In these cities already. n tho
influx Of big ieagusfs has made Il highly
probable that ! their support will be
amply rewarded
The interest Of New York ana vicinity
The evening world., 1912-04-18
International League
OPENS Season TO-Duu
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES cARDEo TODAY.
Toronto At Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.
Montreal at Baltimore.

lies chsehy In the Newark and Jersey
CITY clubs. These teams were not
among the leaders at the close Of last
season. but the managers Of both are
confident that things Will be different
this year. In common with che other
teams Of the circuit. because Of later
training trips. Newark and Jersey city
did not encounter the uniformly had
weather that has 20 handicapped the
big league. teams.
10 probGs!y the moro for ida ble of the
two nearly local outfits. Manager Nc
oinrlty pulled on n couple Of good
trades during the winter months. which
should make the team much stronger.
Tire hole at third base has been plugged
up By getting Zimmerman back from
Brooklyn,
Brooklyn has also contributed 10 the
strengthening Of the catching stan by
sending Bergen TO McGinnity's club.
The pitching staff has also been built
up, mainly through the acquisition OF
Gaskill. the former New York state
League star.
In the case OF Jersey city Manager
Schlafy may have the pick OF anything
the Boston Red Soy md unavailable.
but he Is quite satisfied % stand pa,
with the team as Il 10 now made sup.
lie will not. OF course. turn down any
thing that looks particularly promising,
and 10 confident the club will this year
mako a much better showing than last.
To-day's opening game are scheduled
for Newark. Jersey City. Providence
and Baltimore.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
NEWCOMERS
IN HUB MARATHON
LAWSON Robertson Thinks
Mike Ryan Will Finish First
in To-Morrow's Race.
Especial to The Erening World.

y ~ L'ruth0 NoffIf.
' BOSTON. April 1s.-The annual Mara
thon from Ashland. Mass. to this city
will be held tomorrow noon. and It !s
predicted that this will prove the most
successful In the history of the Boston
Athletic Association. under whose aus.
plces the race Is held every year. This
years event 10 tho most interesting o:
any previous. because It Is the ofic!ai
tryout for candidates for the American
olympic team. which will compete al
Stockholm this summer.
Wllliam Dc Mara, who holds the rec.
ord for the course. which he made las;
year. IN not In this coming Marathon, a.
he thought II would injure his chance.
Of winning abroad. II ne. competed, q.
he received permission of the A. A. 4
to stay out. and, he'll be selected 70.
the American a without entering.
There are quite . few New Workers.
entered. and Il would not DO surprising
II n OF them captured. the handsome
silver cup that will be presented to the
runner finishing first. Mike Ryan OF the
lrtsh-A American A. G.. has trained 30 hard
and faithfully for this event that Coach
Lawson Robertson OF the I. A. A. c.. I'M
der whose direction he trained. declares
that he'll surely win.
Other G~othanitcs who promise to cut
. wide swath in the race are ]. ].
Reynolds o. the I. A. A. c.. Harry Smith
ana ]. RuEeeco of tho Past!me A. C.
ana j. CALVIN OF Yonke.S.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
THIS WHITE HOPE
A GIANT; LOOKS
LIKE CARL MORRIS
Fred Mckay, Winnipeg Po-
liceman, Is a Terror in a
Rough-and- Tumble Fight.

In the person Of q Canadian giant
who can double UP . quarter between
his teeth and fingers. c. II. Buckley.
whose card reads "Once seen. never
forgotten" 10 quite sure he has the
most likely White Hope now in cap.
tivity. Buckley hrst gained fame as
The Man With the Diamond Shirt.
Front when several years ago he daz-
zled Broadway with a costume that for
a time put Diamond Jim Brady In
total eclipse.
The hope" Buckley has unesrthcd
and brought to New York Is Fred
MacSay. formerly a Winnipeg police
IA Mckay. who is twcnty.n,ne
years old. is a vcritaoie giant in sta
turc. lie stands 9 feet 8 aud weighs
about goo pounds. His chest measure.
mcnt Is 80 inches, while his waist is
90 inches, His d~iscovercr speaks OF
him as a big edition OF Bob Fitzsim.
mons. and so far as build goes the de.
scription fits rather well. His reach is
s: inches. ,.....
Mackay. who to-day begins active
training for some bouts In New York
clubs at Coney Isia nj. is not unlike
Carl Morris In personality and speech.
lie has had but little actual ring expert
ence. but from The way he recently
cleaned UP half n dozen tougis IN a
dsnce-hali brawl In Winnipeg. says
Buckley. he should prove a whirlwind
after he has learned come OF the tricks
Of the game. 1t was during this incident
Buckley decided Mackay was a real
hope. Buckley took caTe to explain that
The evening world., 1912-04-18
BROOKLYN HORSE SHOW
TO BEGIN TONIGHT

The twentieth annual horse show Of
Brooklyn opens Tonight and will con.
tlnue until Saturday night at the Ridins
and Driving Club house. situated near
the Prospect Park Plaza. The exhibition
will be confined to tonight and to-mor.
row night. but on saturay there win be
a matinee as we'll as an evening show In
the ring.
There are forty-nve classes on the pro-
sramme. There 10 . big variety among
the breeds OF horses entered. Among the
list Of competitors will bs found thor.
oughbreds, hackneys. trotters. saddle
horses. ponies, drauSht horses. hunters
and officers chargers. Among the lot
Is a large number Of the blue.ribbon
champions Of tho recent Horse Show In
Madison Square Garden.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN

MacKay was not one Of the toughs. but.
was acting In his oficial capacity durinsI
the nplcasantnes
Mackay says that II. after a fair trial.
he shows lack Of ability he will cheer
fully go back to the brass buttons.
but Of course tel!eves he will make good.
lie won, insist on Flynn. Palzer or the
other more prominent hopes giving him
a battle just now. but he would like a
crack at Gunboat Smith. Sailor Burke
or Soldier Delany. He is a personal
friend of Bob Mona and expects Bob will
help him train.
AT odd times MacKay has perfor med
In a strong man" act. As an example
OF his strength, and particularly his Jaw
development, he bends coins with his
teeth absolutely without the aid of a
net"
The evening world., 1912-04-18
BLESS WINS GOLF TROPHY.

Senior golfers. hfty.nve years old or
more. had possession OF the Country
Club Of Lakewood LINKS yesterday. com.
pet!ng FOR the J.. +. Stanley memorial
trophy and q cup presented by che club.
]. +. Bless. h dean Of tho tournament.
whose home organization 10 the Forsst
HIN Field Club. won tho trophy with q
card OF 100. Is, S2.
Gross score honors went to C. n. Oil.
lett OF Wykagyi, with 81. Quite q large
entry had been received. but the rain
kept q majority indoors.
The best scores were:
The evening world., 1912-04-18
Passage of Prize Fight Bill
HaStens Announcement of
the battle-ground.
BY JOHN

TRCE 10 his promise that he would
make known before Saturday the
location of the battle-ground for
the heavyweight championship battle
between JACK Johnson and jim Flynn
on July I, Jack Curley OF Chicago. the
promoter OF the fight. made the declara-
ton to-day that the mill will be brough;
of at Las VEGAS. n. NJ. Curley made
the announcement upon receiving word
from Las Vegas that the House At
Santa Fe. n. NJ. had passed the Trip
prise iEht bill by a vote OF % to II.
Tho measure permits the holding OF
forty-hve round Nights and was rushed
through so that the Johnson-Flynn bat
tie could be staged there. johnson ana
Flynn are scheduled to night twenty
'ounds. and the champion 10 to receive
l guarantee Of $3i,ioo.
By. giving both Leach Cross and Tommy Muir.
The .Enspirs a.. G. the WcMsSon Srcthsn had
s!sCSS. :: 's Gee: y y. IT. g! s'. :sS.s =: %! sst ,s s::. Z
S Ss'!s ; e. ''''! Tss 81, 81; co. ssn.ro TN: s p,.S;ni S.s,
boutI. the rieree and other expenses helped 10
cause the loss on The show.
II hi, iirt bout, in rhiiadelphis Nth Hsny
Ea%sey on SATURDAY, night cha, Na.ehmat.r
contest. .Ishs viii meet L%o Hoaes. tho Sssi
hitting middisvs;sht q IAnoa.tsr. .Ps, inssII:
city on ssturdsy aisS,. As HoHck &; Just as
touch : customer as Xohs, the bout should Be :
Rafting Nelson IL through With IN, f,sh,i,s
The evening world., 1912-04-18
Charges Are Made
Against Dan Tone

A teieyraphed complaint. In which Il
was stated THAT formal charges against
Referee Dan Tone would follow. was
received by the State Boxing Commission
IT tho meeting this afternoon. The mes.
sage same from Eddie Keev.n. manager
OF JiTnmy Walsh. whose grievance 10 the
stopping Of the Coster-waish bout last
week In tho eighth round. Keewan a..
serts there was no justification for tho
action Tone took.
Frank Williams. a negro boxer, entered
= complaint against the Brooklyn Beach
Club because of tho failure Of tho club
to put on the bout in which he was
scheduled 20 meet *. O. Exgers Monday
night. and 70. which he had been PROM
ised ID per. cent. OF the gate. Williams
says he was told he would ind tho ex-
PLANTATION in the stars" when he asked
what was the matter. The Incident will
be investigated at tho next meeting.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
Cree ana Doom
on Hospital ist

Two Of the best ball players In thu
country are now IN the hospital iist.
Birdie Cree, considered by many tho
finest all-around player OF the Hilltop
team, Is confined 20 his room from an
attack OF fever that tho doctors are
hnd!ng hard work 70 diagnose. 1t II
declared that he Won't be able to play
for two weeks It least. Charlie DOOM,
the hustlinx manager Of the Phiil!es. 10
laid up from some sort OF stomach
trouble, and the doctors fear that It IN
n case OF appendicitis. 1t viii be re-
memaered that this crack catcher was
absent mos, o: last season because Of a
broken leg.
President Ebbe's d ruAhinG s'ons the work on
the nov Rrooklyn han park W fast ths, he says
he'n probably be able 10 throw Il, open 10 the
iaus for che fra itnp on April %, the snnitsru-y
" he baale o. Lopg Island.
Nstv Mcin.In Of staten I,laad will play rlsht
field for tie White Sox Instead OF Walter Ma.tlck,
tic rerrht who has been holding down tbs
position.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
TEACHERS DELAY BANQUET.
InterbOrouah WOmeu'a Associa.
ton Changes Dinner Date 60
Mny n.

The annual banquet OF the inter-
borough Association of Women Teach
ers. which was scheduled TO take place
saturday evening al the Waldorf As
tor.a. has been postponed until May II.
Eighteen hundred persons had been
hidden TO the banquet. nom them
Cardinal Farley and Mayor Gaynor.
Acceptances that have beef received
will stand Cor the future date unless
notice, to the contrary Is received.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
Las Vegas; ~ M, Location
of the -Flynn Bout
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

AZ National Sporting ciub-Matty,
baldwin vs.. Johnny Mario. Frank
vs. Battling Hurley and
willie Beecher VS.. Joe Bede,i in ten
round bouts.
AT Fordon A. C.-Packey Hommev
VS.. chicago Tommy Murphy. ,en
rounds. &c"
a Maspeth a. c.. Maspe,h, l.. l.
noo wi'ifams vs.. Jack Hanlon, ten
Matches Arranged.
benny Franklin We. Young I::ck.y.
zen rounds. Olympic A. C.. Aiond,v
Dave Dillon VS.. frankie S.,.,,
Dro"ns A. A.. Saturday nlgh,.
The evening world., 1912-04-18
Golfers Object to Changes
In Van COrhQndt Park Links

There 4 frough nom for ho.h the memh,r AZ
the home And Waiting teams.
Coach A., 4. stssE Of the uniysraty q Chi.
s:;%.. wi Win ok 'sSs. r. 's.s s'' Ri, s s:ss' ~ iHB 3. r Y
w, only llsy ssvsn same, tho finf one btni
Tho Uniyasisy Of Chicago wii not yisy IL. Cor.
The evening world., 1912-04-18

game. He male this supoune.n.,.
s rs:a. = In HI s.; ,s:.o1 "a. e. pani.amm.nn..' he s0i r.:
nss smpsliicd his health 80 much t ums.'e months
iiSitv.ssiss s. s1s' nv With S.s &: SosSos .aa .sio PC
Is only thirty yesn old. '"'"'' Nelson .s he
cosr". 'iss A. snans.d today between Joe
toSs .. Thils sGaSn f fis;S''rsi'A; .ad .iys
~ = r5,ioand bout baore the ,insrtSsu X
70 s EsS in A.ss % p; ssou:y s o'sH'; Ware, SSs. iss.s
ma hsna MS followers look for him % rVs c,.SS%r ",
.ai s's ana Msr:c: vso ,fisbn Ma,y Baldwin &,
s Spi; to f nssst:a 7 9l. 81. '';:S Haf !; ''ss S;.'
s sias' .s s:'i Ksis i.f Tex VII T. Z me-, (, To- guy;
on nezt Monday night. ''"'' y L.
YOUNG Rri. ne t.s. l.u. fighter o, IA.
4, 'I:S; WI ;%ss:,s ssS ! %hss s: sss d. 'A s.i iss,.
: ;s:s round on *, 4: E .IsS: r. y II%ss: 4. Z; !; J, s4h,l..
S.a:ly on,noin,ed nike M,iHiss IN sSSoa. % az sfsrn ,f,
whsa Tin Hur.. Wa, s.S,d sr n. witt, q,
{: .as *: &a II s, ,:'s,'s (, 70; ,hs 1S2a;ssy M:
us Tvs! Ssa., i g. . 81 q Re, "a rom No S m :Il
the Position and l think they viii Jecia. IN
Jimmy CARROLL. ID. oisr, lses'herweish. a. "A,
francisco. who %snideaiy ii, tubs cisv for Ms
o.Kse,. q rhl.ie nh,a IN e ~ ssnnasg kdd,s
3lymn!s 4. G. ssy-sl mss.h, ago. has hs-r
coatet -. shoy 70. be brorsh. IN Al sasr.'
mento, Cal. on Tu'stsy erenlrg. April 90.
i'aetsy Mcfarland will arrive 4, town mar,
sa:ptdc 70 put re f%i,ish!ns touches I, bis ,iaiN.
Ensliah lishtwa,-h. champion. whicS' :, "ssshsdu,s.ss
Ter ANIL 60. raeS.y I, already waking out 10,
the bout a. War; Glro,s's gymnatiun in CHI.
<amwslgbt chsmrAon. N
0gsni:s Nagsaa, Leasus na:.bsu Cham.
The evening world., 1912-04-18

The games scheduled yesterday be-
tween Princeton n Dartmouth at
Princeton and Yale and Wesleyan at
New sIaven were postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
The evening world., 1912-04-18

Alfred DE Orc defeated j. Carl Irving
IN a practice pocket billiard game a.
the Willis Billiard Academy last night
~ ~ to lis DE oro's highest run
~ =
The evening world., 1912-04-18
GIANTS OPENING OFF.

The Giants opening game with Brook
lyn scheduled for this afternoon at the
Polo Grounds was postponed until to-
morrow on account of rain.
The evening world., 1912-04-18

An et.of. J. being made 10 arrange fog a thrs
ooneret fr'sl man rass ON, Carnegie iass he
folumois, 10 iske place on May ~, lilo day on
Which rince.on, FenaNlyfnia and Cslump,s var
s,N cress rlw tor tho Childs tam. The Ysls aud
I~.rineeipp freshmen have alrsad ssssd to roe OF
tha, da,e.
The evening world., 1912-04-18

TLl Columbia un.rerity stlletss we.s q happv
To- ,o-dN waea they went "a south Field and
took a loos a, their new usinips ausr.sp The
Hamilton Hal and Hartley Hall and will be used
hy the team which prStice on south Field, The
The evening world., 1912-04-18
Proposed RELAXING of Course
Meets With Strenuous Op-
position by Players.
OCAL golfers VIII have been In thu

r oCAL golfers who have been IN the
habit Of playing on tho public
links at Van Cortiand. Park. are
up In arms over the announcement that
the entire o~!ghteen-hole circuit will be
rearransed ana that the present No. Z
tee will be made tho nrst. the idea be-
Ing TO make the seventh and eighth
holes into one. Ty combining these two
! would neceos!.ate the abandonment
Of the seventh Green. which has cost
tho city much money 10 build. The
golfers claim that their objection to
this scheme IL that tho extreme mar
rowness OF the fairwsy at that point
would make 4, dangerous for tho play.
ere. who would be liable 20 get struck
with the bail from pulled drives ana
second shots while they would be COM
ing hack TO the present home hole. Tho
golfers have alre ady lodged a complaint
with the Park Commissioner.
The metroolitan collegiate track champ<on-
ship sanes which will he held a. Columbia Unit
,snity on Saturday viii have Representatives from
four New York oollssss taking part In the differ
IN: srents. Tho local eoilrgr which will he
,eprssn,ed s-s New York, univenity, FordhAm.
College % the City Of Nsw York and Coiumbia
This 10 tho fipt time that . NEE, Of thA hnd
hss been attempted, and II II IA a success 1t 1,
probable that 1; Will bsoms an annual feature.
Jay Gould Of New York aud W, II, T, HUM oi
Philadelphia will met Joshua Crane and u, n,
Fearing OF Boston In the final match Of the
national championship In court tennis doutles ut
Philsdslphis to-day, 6onld and HUM won Tho
s-mi final match from g., 4, and y, Cutting OF
Cambridge, Nam, By e-S, 90, "a, Ga,
Gsorrs Ice, the rouina snthu.sa. 81 Bo.,on,
has lnk. made an ann0unc enient 10 the effs e.
that lie {, rfsty 10 back James MraY al tee
Harvard .rr.s 10 Ne ssient Of slM0 for a
lsnd, professional cracn 81 Tie tnioa isoAl Gus.
and Eddie Ihrnan Of Toroa.o,
An et:o,. : being made 10 arrange fog a thre.
oofncrei ire man rsss ON Carnegie Lake lie
tseen the INT year rroas n Princeton. rals ANT
Columois, 10 axe. place on MAJ ~, Ito day on
Which rin,e:oo rennsyl,tnia and C.lu%h,s va,
l,rinesiqp freshmen have alrsAd, ssrsd to ro~ on
tina, date,
TlG Columbia Un.reri,y silIetss we.s = happv
To- today wlel they went "a South Field and
took a look Al their new usinins ausr.sp. The
new qnarieIs consist nj two lave rooms between
Hamilton Han md Hartley Hall ant VII y med
Ioaps are fitted With ioeksu AID shewn and
The evening world., 1912-04-18

tiscrss Ice, the rosins snthusaaa. of Bos,on
has ,pA. made an ENCOURAGEMENT 70 the .cffsc
ih,at hs I, Ie.ty 70 back Jane. M,ray al, to
three -cor,'et race Viii, William Haims 81 Epa
land. professional ccacn ot lie tnioa Hoa. Gus
and Eddie human Of Toronso,
The evening world., 1912-04-18

Opeulns .Nausaal Eeagus baseball Cham.
MAN. Sir; rs'' C,oTnd; scdsy. ~. ~. Glan:i
The evening world., 1912-04-18
RACING SELECTIONS.
NORFOLK.

.'
First Race-Mar.s T., Whinsr
Belle. Rose burg II,
Second Race - knight Decsh,
Casque. Chiffon Trance,
Third RAce-Maxasins. Hoffman.
Mailman,
Fourth Race-Bard Of Hope, Beau,
coup. ReybOurn,
Fifth Racs-carroil, Anavrf, Mana
Nick,
sixth Racs-Dorothy T., Fred Mu,-
holland, Tasteful,
CHARLESTON,
First Race-Tppy, Claqus. Lucky
Wish.
Second Racc-Str.Se Out, J, Nunai.
!y, Dominica.
Third Race-Loahiei, Jack Parker,
Marjorie a,
Fourth Raoe-commonsr's Touch.
Pardnsr, D!pper,
nth R~aoe--Jennle Wells. II. Lou.
isa, Oagnant. g.
sixth R~ace-Lady Ac0es, Bsrus.
FL Orc.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-03-15
CHAPTER XIX.

A MESSAGE FROM THE BUSH.
~ nee they were well into the
thick bush, the horses had to
. be abandoned. Papehara waA
left In charge. while Joan and
Sheldon and the remaining Tahitians
pushed ahead on foot. An hour later.
following along wild pig trail. Shell
don suddenly halted. The bloody tracks
had ceased. The Tahitlans cast out
In the bush on either side, and cry
from Utami apprised them Of find.
Joan waited till Sheldon came back.
"It's Mauko." be said. "Kwaque did
for him, and he crawled in there and
died. That's two accounted for. There
are ten more"
Crossing one Of the quiet jungle
spaces. where naught moved but vel
vety twelve inch butterfly, they heard
the sound of shots.