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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
\. P.L. AGAIN WILL
| MEET PRINCETON

Blacksburg, Va. February a--Thc
Year is not yet complete, but the
games arranged promise brilliaa,
season For the third time in the his
tory of the college V. l.. /. VIII play
Princeton. this tim. on the attcr's
win the Tigers" III. Techs led by a
score of & To until the last tire.
minutes OF play. and tn. final result
was s TO q in favor OF Princeton. and
it Is sim talked Of In tn. foctS %.'u IL
world The Thanksgiving game for
ms fall has been arranged with
Georgetown University. aud thero Ike.
~ VIII not be any dispute az 10 what
city the cadet corps will visit with
the football team this fall Athletic
relations with North Carolina A. * "
wrre severed after the Thanksgiving
gam" in Norfolk last season. follow
inE disagreement over the eliSi-
oiiity of certain players and these old
rivals OF the Techs will not be on the
schcduie this year
Although practice did not begin until
alter the Christmas holidays and there
are practically no facilities for indoor
Work. the Tech basketball team Is
having the most successful season Ia
us history. Not game has been lost
ana in tho one with Wake Forest here
chhcsday the men showed excellent
form The latter team had won from
the University OF North Carolina and
the North Carolina y. 81 NJ. both strong
rivals OF V. +. l. for athletic honors
ne night previous II had been given
the Lynchburs Y. NJ. c. a. a hard bat
tie, and the score here. 10 to IL, came
az surprise to the teams most ar.
dent champions. 1t Is likely that a
game Will be arranged with Lynchburr-
by Manager Steele. OF the home uui,it.
II the former can come TO BIacksburg
later In the month.
Recalling. captain OF the quint: the
LegEe brothers and Hughes. OF last
year, are all showing wonderful I'm
provcment, and McKncw and FitZEer-
ald' new men, are running n close race
Tor the vacant place that will be hu-
ed BY one Of them before the team
leaves on the trip next week The
games away from home include those
with Washington and Lee, Lynchburg
and the leading colleges OF North Car,
DINA. Basketball Is comparatively
new sports at V. p. l.. and this is the
first year II has created any real en-
thusiasm among the students
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
GOOD ROADS SMOKER
FOR THURSDAY NIGHT
Expect to Organic Virginia division of Quebec
tO-Mlami Highway 4 sSociat on t Build Road
From Richmond to w asnngton via
EredarickS BURG

Final arrangements for the smoker
which will be held mex, thursday night
n the jefferson Hotel Auditorium for
the purpose OF organizing the Virginia
division of the Quebec to- Miami High :
way Association, were made yesterda Y
II meeting of the Chamber OF Com
nerce committee on streets, roads and
parks. together with committee from
The Richmond Automobile Association.
rhe smoker Will be the biggest thing
Of Its kind ever held in the State Of
Virginia. and more than 500 guests are
expected.
IT is hoped that at this meeting, be-
fore which some of the most promin :
6nt men III the State will speak. in
Guiding representatives OF the national
government, that enough interest will
ne aroused to make the work of rails
ing the 100000 needed 10 build the
Virginia link, comparatively easy
task.
Representatives from the Washing
ton. Petersburg and Ashland Chambers
of Commerce. from the business Mems
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

Tie Deep Run Hunt CLUB will hold
its regular chase this afternoon. the
pack leaving Bellevu. promptly nj gao
O'Clock. The hunt Will be over one
OF the best courses OF the club. and
large crowd is expected 10 lake part
Dinner Will be served in the club
rooms after the hunt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
LUTHERAN LAYMEN
END CONVENTION
Especial to The rimes-pispa,,b


Salisbury. y. c., February 3.-The
Lutheran Laymen's Convention closed
here tonight. with the delegates re-
naming for the last minute that the
Southern Railway would hold It's
trains Tor the adjournment OF the SEES
sion
There was never such meeting
held in the Lutheran Church" is the
statement made by delegates and
speakers. and the forecast Is that a
new era OF missionary activity is
dawning among the men.
Promise has been made for the $4,000
necessary for the continuation of the
movement, and the executive commit
tee was reelected. The committee is
made up OF George p. Cromer. OF New
berry. S. c.: DIR. o. b. Mayer. OF New
berry, s. c.; J. II. Render, OF Whining
ton. and ]. E. Cooper. OF Winchester.
| Va. There was an nsistent demand
that the addresses of the convention
be published In book form, and the
delegates In ten minutes subscribed
for enough copies TO assure the pub
ilication.
At the afternoon session there were
four addresses. The first was by the
president of the foreign mission board,
DR. r. c. Holland. who made a strong
plea for a policy adequate to he work.
]. Campbell White, OF New York, the
national secretary, made an address.
cnlist!nS the whole church. DIR. Isaac
Cannaday. who recently came from
India, made a clear presentation OF The
present conditions nald future prospects
OF the new India. Robert Il. Speir, who
Is the prince of missionary speakers,
thrilled every one or the 1000 men
present and the several hundred wo-
men in tho gallery by his convincing
address.
The night session was the climax
Of the whole meeting, with addresses
by ]. Campbell White. DR.. Charles L.
Fry and Robert L. Speir The meet
ing was closed by the general sccre-
tary. z. G. Cronk. with the words of
the great commission of the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
ALBEMARLE CLUB
On WEEKLY HUNT
Red Fox Does Not Furnish Good
Run to Which Members
Are Accustomed.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch. !

charlottesville. Va, February s.
The Alhemarlc County Hunt met to-
day at "Castleton," the residence OF the
master. sidney j. Holloway. for the
usual weekly hunt. y red fox was
dropped near the Callahan barn. but.
much to the disappointment OF the
riders. did not FURNISH th. good run
to wnISh the hunt members are accus-
Callahan and John r. Payne. Kvynard
COLD not set away from the hounds,
ana WAS Killed in the Clurcmont
meadow. Charles w Hulnsh secured
the much coveted brush, which was
awarded Miss Bcrta Garth. the FIRST
woman at the xiii.
Tile riders and their mounts were:
iul: Lewis Garth. first whip, or JOG
Madden: Dr. Archie c. Randolph. sec
ond whip, on Fauquicr: Mrs. Sidney +.
Holloway, on pcnicuniS: Miss iSsrta
Garth, on Gay DcCelVer Miss Hiida
Holloway, on Mcdora; Miss Willie
Garth. on Hiawatha; Harry Dinwiddic
Oh Diopity: Charles w Hultsh. on
Whnck; j, II Montague, on somewhat;
~ W. l. Frhtter, on Blaisc Away, L.
J: Ward, on Frosty, and Mr. Ewcrs, on
Go.!ghtly.
owing to the severe winter weather
there has Been little or no hunting
since the tirst of January. but the sport
promises 10 be lively from now on.
There Will he live hunts on Monday,
Tuesday ana Friday OF next week, and
drag hunt on Thursday. slonda US
hun, will he at Garth's Gate, and those
on tuesday, and Friday at MScrnon
CraVen's, at Greenwood Tho drag
| hunt Will start from the Kennels AT
"Castlcton, the home OF the master.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
PRINCETON TRIES
TO GET Al. ORTIZ

Lynchburg. Va, February al Ortiz
has just been compelled TO turn down
iattering offer. which would have
meant ten weeks of coaching at Prince
ton University. had he been able to
have accepted the offer made several
days ago by Coach Clarke. 1t was
necessary for Ortiz to turn this Job
down because he had already signed
and Lee University. beginning March /.
Coach Clarke wrote Orth n few days
ago.. asking IL he could come up and
help him coach his pitchers for the pc
Rod indicated. but Fe found IL nee
essary to. decline tho work.
Orth is arranging his affairs to go
to Lexington on March /, and he cx-
poets to remain with the team until
the close of the season, making all
of tho trips during the playing sched-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
Chalmers !sl;!l !
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor! Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
BOO|ESOF VICTIMS
BADLY CHARRED
Conductor and Two Brakemen
Killed in Rear-End Collision
on Norfolk and Western.
Especial to The Tlmes-D,snat,,,

Especial to The Times -Dispstcb
roanoke. Va. February a.-Tbree
men were instantly killed and tire.
others slightly injured when wes,.
bound passenger train No. Is crashed
INTO the rear end OF an ertra fre,ph,
westbound, at Dry Brunch, three miles
west Of Belsprlng. on the main line o,
the Norfolk and Western railway Tn.
collision occurred this morning a. Sac
o'clock
The men killed are as follows.
Conductor c. 4. Evans, Roanoke.
Brakeman Robert Argcnbright. Roa.
nokc.
brakeman p. walter Hendricks. noa
nokc
The following were slightly injured:
Engineer w. /. Ransom. Roanoke.
h"st scratched and wrist aprained
Fireman W. NJ. Spang!cr, Biuctield
w; Va. right leg sprained
bruised b.
The extra freight train loft Roanoke
last night about 10 o'clock, carrying
TWO cNnooseS. in the rear one OF which
were Conductor Evans and Brakemcn
on their way to Blueheld to talk,
charge OF an eastbourd freight thar.
~ Dry Branch the cXtrn train va
held mp to await an eastbound frc,rh,
which failed TO arrive on timc HAHN.
pulled out drawhcad Operator l.
Harmon, a; Belspr!ng, gave No rs the
signal for clear block, and, accord
inBiy. the passenger train went ahead
at "a speed OF about thirty I'VE or foriv
miles an hour.
The hagman OF the extra freight diJ
not 20 back far enough to wave down
the passenger train and It crashed
Into the freight caboosc. smashing il
20 spiinters ana instantly killing tho
sleeping Inmates. The wrcckasc caught
lire and both cabooses ana a coal car
we're destroyed by the flames. the
charrCd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
What Commission
Will Consider in
Virginia League Case

While the National Commission fs
considering the decision rendered
by j. III. Farrell, secretary of The
National Board Of Arbitration, I'm
the NirGinln League matter, many
uttcrnnccs nre being made, some
with weight, Others without the
SLIGHTEST scintilIa of reason Many
arguments arc being advanced why
the commission will not do this or
why II will do that.
For the Information of the fans
uf Richmond and of the Stntc. the
following fncts arc pointed out, not
to show what the commission will
do, for one Gun know TINT, hui
merely to bring out the points on
which tho commission must ruler
1. The constitutIonhIity OF the VIr-
Einin IcaEnc.
2. The question OF prnucrty rights.
3. The Legality OF the purporte.i
tcIegraphIc vote by which Fnrrcn
claims lie was guided In rendering
his decision.
4. The legality of nm arbitrator
acting as legal adviser to my por-
ton of a league.
5. Fnrrcll's explanation OF why
he has never, until recent TELEGRAM,
sent after tbc question was In the
hnndn OF the commission, notified
any club supporting VILLA ms of tho
official nctiOn Of the bonrd.
q. The establishment of piece
dent whereby nil considerations of
NIL Leagues can be set aside by the
National Board and any lenRuc dis
rupted merely becnuse tie vote
exists In the matter of eIecting n
president, despite the fact TINT the
constitution Of the league interest
ed provides that the president shall
retain office until his successor is
Effected md qualified.
These nrc some of the things the
commission will look into. What
the decision VIII be remains TO he
nccn. any possible Inference. Gun be
made, hut until SomethInR dcnnItc
is done, this writer will WHIT NV lille.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
BIG LEAGUE TEAMS
RELEASE PLAYERS
New York Let's Revelle Go to At
lanta--List Of Con-
tracts.

Chicugo. Ill. February s.--As The
time approaches for the major league
baseball teams to start on their South
ern training trips their ranks are be.
shining TO lose the more unpromisins
recruits ana veterans who are unable
longer to stand the pace
The second American League bullstin
OF the year, issued by President h. s.
Johnson here to-day. shows that the
Boston club leads with releases. hav-
Ing lie; sixteen man go. Only two OF
them are optional releases Detroit
cones next with nine releases. one op-
tional New York has five releases. all
optional 10 the Atlanta club, and one
80 Los Angeles.
The usual list OF contracts also is
given out. Il shows that this is u sea
foa OF few "hoid-uuts" in The younger
>easue. Among those who have sirncd
since the last announcement is Tt7.us
Cobb. OF Detroit Releases
BY ST. Louis-Thomas Tennent~ to
san Francisco
By De;roit-Delos Drake JACK
Lively. c. T Lathers. Guy Tutwiler,
Charley Schmidt. Reynolds, Renter ana
Mitchell, Providence; Ralph stroud,
Eunalo; J. r. Burg (opiionan, Utica;
Duncan. Chattanooga.
BY Clzvcland-F. II. blair. Nashville;
Gus Williams, Montgomery,
BY Wa shington-Ainswor and
Scott, Youngstown.
by delphia-Bronklc. Cleveland.
BY New Nork-R, II. Eevelle. H. II.
Tusselh Ira Is HoEue Herbert :.
JoyneS and Harry Bailey Call optionai)
atlanta; /. L:tcht, Los Angeles.
Iy Boston--Meyors Schmidt. Nc
Crone, Lon Ryan. White. McHalc ana
Nin!lay (op,ionAD. Jersey City: Dick
Grote, Columbus Cunning, Linderbeck,
Jacobs, Worcester; Jack Fourier Chi
oaso: Tcnneman, New YORK: John Wuf-
I'll (op,ionaN. spokane; Mike Dickinson
and q. Thomas (optionaD. Sacramento.
Contracts. With Chicago--Joc SEM.
Soc Berger Russell Blackburn. j. ].
Block, + $ Bodia. Baker, Borton. NJ
J Euuer, c. II Callahan, Thomas Car
roy, V. j. Clemens. John Collins, w ii.
Gcnrst, William Gleason, w. X. Jones,
Joe Kelley, T. w Kreitz. Frank Langc,
w. Matt!cks. w. Mayer. George Mo-
Erldge, Charles Mullen, John Nelson.
Q. c. Peters, Fay Powell, Morris Ra;i
James Scott. Lee Tannchill G. ".
White. X. H. zeider, Ed Walsh, Harry
Lord and Berghammer.
With hington-Hushes Long.
C. Walker, Mcbride. Shank, Akcrs
Nusser, Street, Fost>r, Il. MATHS and
q. Johnson
With pe,roit-Georee Dubbins and
Tyrus Cobb.
VITA ST. Louis-Alontc cross
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
For the Presidential CAMPAIGN
Hennessy Welcomes the Returning Humorist
and Philosopher.
.Hennessy
Fl, shre twill be tn fine occurrence, said Mr. Hennessy

f. shure, twill be TIL fine said Mr. ennessv
~ "Phwat:" asked Hogan
Tn rurrn " lOooiey official spokesman tn universe
an lddy Rosene to tn columns OF Til Times Dispatch
era IN readers " that have been ugn
affairs " til nations without Dooeys aid they're tired Hogan
IN droop exhaustion their tn overwok is
IN their limbs and their language omcthn awful They want
Doocy to hip thin How busy Times Dispatch reader
toll all day tn ~ trade whereabouts thin spnd tn
hours between tn whistle an bed trn war in pol
Dispatch reader tell what dv Rosniel he saws he
all YOU ben liar nnyhow: lis much ~ tax on TIL tired
business Hogan, frind
n Dooeys not built that He tind his bar
Arohey Road and shake w1rnn finger planet v ours
without batn an eye Hes til only lvin' Hogan who can
%pan idi osene an draw beer III same time
Ye know that we'll Hogan.
fe 60 into DooIey jnt Phvat1l We takcs saws he Oh
n Of ryc and WY did Morgan Shuse SAYS vo
because he didn't want 10 be made Persian rug an rwat
DO ye want IF chaser says DooIey Sure an he quite right
Il,aI III way it With Dooey, ake f meas
urn out tWongers " tn Suffrage Movement tn collar
Gl IN lar % esDspatch readers be congratulated
logan on haYn tn boon " his profound wans more
VII DC IN hnc thing f thin wake SUNDAY nonn' an
TN universe has been taken oiled regulated and provided
with new handspring by Dnolcy, an all
1t VIII said Hogan "1hcre's things want to know
oh can md ont without pooey hip But say innissv ave
W Gan tc m this yerslf lwas tn inside story v that man
"oodIo" wilson an his eXpertc;lcr frind Coonel"-
oooIey VIII tell in Sundays Dispatch" said Mr. Hen
messy r ~ " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
METHOO|STS WIN
BY CLOSE SCORE
Trinity Quint Defeats Agricul-
tural and Mechanical, Result
Being 81 to IS.
[Special 10 Thc Timcs.nispntch

Especial to The Times Dispa tchj
Durham. \. c.. February a.-Iu an
interesting and exciting game OF bas-
kctball. Trinity won its NTH straigh,
by defeating the Agricultural and Me.
chanical College quint here tonight
by the close score OF 81 10 2S Tho
Eama was marked BY fast playing on
the part of both teams and at no time
untii the blow of the ,i,nckccpcr'y
whistle could either side claim the vie
tory.
In the hrst half tho Mothodis,s go;
the lead early and retained /, through
out. the score nj the end standing Il
to II IN their favor. LII the second
hal., however. the visitors found them
selves and played L much stcadicr
game. scoring three more points than
their opponents In this half For
Trinity. iiedrick was the bright g,ur.
holding liargrove to almoa, no scur'ng
and doing much toward running up mis-
own score.
Hrinn was In the game with his usua,
ginger and played a matchless game
from start to finish. Chambers tho
Farmers centre far outciassed the
rest OF his team In nil-nround playing.
while I>eGrand was good on defensive,
holding Brinn down In "A way that has
not been seen hero In long time.
Fouls w.r cplentitul. and at times the
game was inclined to be unnec =ssariiy
rough. but good feeling between the
players and the large crowd OF Trinity
ard a. and VI rootcrs was evident Al
all times during the game. Lineup:
a. and NJ. Positions. Trinity.
Hargrove. right forward Brinr
sumner. ....laft forward. ....... .Jone
Chambers. centre. Moore, Cherry
fiunucy. right guard. Houston
CPhillips)
L"Grand. left guard. ..... .Hedrick
Summary: Field goals--Trnity. IS;
a. and NJ IL. Foul goals-rrtnity. 5;
a. and NJ, s. Fouls-Trinity, II: a.
and NJ. Q. Referee. Cartwcll. Attend
ancc. 400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10

C!uo OF Richmond. from Manassas
fredericksburg. Falls Church an,
Bowling Green, together with dele
gates from the South Richmond BusI
ness Mems ASSOCIATION. the Traveller:
Protective Associa tion. United Com
mefciai Travellers. members of tn,
Legislature, and of both branches O.
the City Council will be on hand.
me speakers will have the first mar,
or inc evening to themselves. T. NJ
Darlington. president Of the Chamhe,
OF commerce, will preside. After tn,
several addresses an adjournment VIII
be held. during which refreshments
"iil be served. After partakinS of Tho
good things on hand, the actual work
of organization will begin.
me route adopted from Washing
ton to Richmond via fredericksburg
mas been discussed for many weeks
! Now something actual Will be attempt
ed toward constructing the MISSING
link Farmers living along the route
VIII be educated in the value OF gooo
roads. They Will be told how they car
market their crops for much less
money under the good roads plan
thereby making their profits greater
every man present at the smoker will
Dc expected to consider himself q
preacher In tho cause OF good roads
Ing, and with the prestige behind the
movement. the road TO Washington
should be assured. Mayor d. c. Rich
ardSon Will welcome the delegates, and
II is not improbable that Governor
Mann Will be one of the speakers. 1t
Is certain that member OF the United
states Senate and of the House of Rep
resentatives will be present, while Cap
tain y. st. Julien Wilson, State High
l'DOlD1l will rip
pcriences.
Unless Richmond and the other cities
and towns along the proposed highway
manage TO raise the sum needed. then
mond. will hc cut Off from the great
tourist travel which comes South dur
ing the winter months.
The smoker committee consists of
Lohn {. EaSley. H. w. Anderson. Il. "a
Snti'n' ", u Duke; Q. Herbert Fun
w: Hunter. ana Lewis Kaufman.
The recention committee will con
sist OF the tollowing members:
w. Meade addison. II. $. BinswanEer
1ThHrlas r. Bryan, Samuel Cohen, c. p.
Coleman, John q. Corley, John c. Eas-
10y, o. Herbert Funston, 7. Pcyton
tiles; Julian H.: Hill. John NJ. Miller,
fohn II. PinGcr. Charles c, Reed. w T..
Htcha rdson, .Jr.. J: F. Ryland, o. J.
sands. Fritz Sitterding. Alvin NJ. Smith,
+. Strudwick, Warren p. Taylor. Cor
don Wallace: j. l. Wingo. Thomas S.
winston II. l.. Cabell, George l. Chris
tian James r. Gordon, S. r. Halves.
Egpert q: Leigh. Jr.. L. Il. Morris. John
II. Purcell. S. w. Travers, +. D. VIII
liams. II. w Wood, W. T. Reed. L. c.
Laird. II. ~ Dunlop, Thomas b. Nc
Adams Thomas Atkinson, Charles t.
Boiuen James \. Boyd. John Stuart
Eryan, II. y. Saunders, Jr., Horace
liawes. II. IL. Harwood, John Murphy
samuel Atkinson, Coleman Workman, /.
kaufman. 9. II. Montague. II. r. Pol
ard. Jr. J. J. Pollard, Il. A. Stutnpf
Thomas Gresham T. c. Williams, Jr
y. j. Chewing. W. S. Forbes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
SPIDERS MOVE ON
TO WASHINGTON
Ready to Tackle District Sprint
ers-Vaughan Expected to
Show in Mile Event.

The track team OF Richmond College,
unner the guidance OF Larry Martin,
WI! ieaVe to-day at noon for Wash
Ton TO take part In the George
washington University games In that
city tonight. The squad is in prime
ssh'pe. ana even though tho relay race
Is against George Washington, the
spiders feel that they viii make a good
TWO or three OF the men are OK
pected to score points In the Held trials
meredith and Ancarrow have shown re-
nh rkaolc bursts of speed, and In the
CUISINES are expected 10 score While
captain Dick Vaughun's prowess over
the mile course has been kept a secret
the collcg lnns believe that he Will give
the best OF them tusslc and will come
is reached.
me relay team Will be composed Of
MereIith and Gary, OF last years team.
men. who won their places by hard
work and ability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
CHRISTIANS LOSE
TO WAKE FOREST
!speeial to The Tunes pispatch.


Lynchburs, Va. February 9.-Wake
Forest College defeated Virginia Chris
tan College at baske tball here this af-
ternoon 30 TO Ia IN rather loosely
played game. Tine Christians los;
through failure of their guards to de-
fend properly, as moro than half the
goals made by Wake Forest were on
wtde-opcn shots. Sticklcy was easily
the star of the gam. The contest was
Iast and was not roughly played Wake
Forest used substitutes in the first
half. but the Christians scored as fire.
quenuy after the regulars Went In
as previous to the change. The line
up:
Christians. Position. Wake Forest
Wrancck. right forward. ~ Beam
Stickley. left forward. McCutchcn
English. centre. r. tIolding
CTynerJ
Allen. right guard. ...... Turner
Creole. left guard. .Dowd. Utley
Summary: Goals-B. Holding 90.
TURNER ca. Beam CD, Wrsncck. Stick
ley 90. McCutchen, Dowd (2l. Tyner
(S), English. Goals from fouls-Stick-
ley 90, Beam Referee Mr.. Grocer, OF
Wake Forest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-10
.zBYSzKO WINS
. FROM DR.. ROLLER

Knoxville. Tenn. February a.
Zbyszko. the Polish wrestler, defeated
DR.. Roller. of Seattle. in two straight
falls last night The frst was won.
after one hour and twenty seconds Of
wrestling. while In the second only
seven minutes were required to hin
Rollers shoulders 20 the mat Zoyszko
stated that he is anxious to meet
Gotch. and would do everything he
could to get the worlds champion on
the mat with him in 1niJh match
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-20

Fresh Morgan oysters fried in butler and cracker crumbs at Inc Valdez Cafe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-20
!WALDRON'S BODY TO 60 OUTSIDE Will be Sent to Los Angeles and be Placed Beside That of
 His Wife.

S"alilr. Dee. 30.- 0.-ArrangrnuuiS x ha\" been almost completed for ihr shipment of the remains of DaN" Waldrun In Los Angeles. Su that they may rest beside those of his wife.
 lt was tn" oft expressed wish of the deceased that hr be bur jed beside his wife. but the estate left hy the old man was SO mra- ger that nothing could be done hy the administrator tn carry out tn" drSir" of the old man.
 Friends and relatives have now completed arrangements for the shipment of the body and il VIII br sent out on one nr lIIr boats in tn" near future.