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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-10-02

Governor commutes Death Sentence.
The death sentence imposed upon
Isaiah Butler, Charleston negro, vas
committed to life Imprisonment by the
governor upon the recommendations
of a lunacy commission. Butler was
to have been electrocuted at the slate
p%enitentiary. The members Of the
lunacy commission making the report
are DR.. W. M. Lester, DR.. S. B. Fish
burn and DR.. R. T. Jennings, the
prison physician. The commission
found that Butler is totally irrespon-
sible" and that he was IAN imbecile
at the time of his alleged crime"
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JESUS WALKING ON TIE SEA.

LESSON TEXT-Mafk 6.45-5s.
! GOLDEN TEXT-"But straightway
Jesus spake. unto them, saying, Be or
good cheer; It Is I: be not afraid."-Mat-
thew H.f1. ~ "
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Sanko Co. 1916 Nuuanu; Tel. Ssh
Contracts for building, paper-hans
ing and cement work. Cleans vacant
lots 5251-3m
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FURNISHINGS.

You can clcthe yourself completely
here for a very small sum. Boys
clothing. mems furnishings, trunks,
suitcases, etc. Kan Chong Co., Fort
and Beretania. 5237-tf
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IIee Kan Kee. fss0 Nuuanu. House
2alnting. paper hanging. Materials.
5s5s-sm
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

The Pioneer, cor Beretania and Fort
SITS: Phone 1925. Clothes cleaned,
pressed and dyed. Work called for
ard delivered 5277
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TAiLoRs.
ukuLELEs.

.UKULELEs AND cALAsAsHEs.
Ukuleles, calabashes. trays, etc. at fac
tory 1913 Liliha. 5z72-tf
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w AN rs
LOST.

Small gray kitten with white feet
Finder please return to Captain
Cooke and receive reward. Phone
1874. 5279-1t
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Before letting contract for house, see
Asahi & Go. Best workmanship and
materials Phone 1926 20s Bere-
tania. S227-3m
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House painting and paperhanging.
Hon. Jobbing shop. Queen 8 Militant
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cRockERY.
CLEAN RS.

Old hats with new band and ribbon
when cleaned will be new JOS
Roman, Beretania ST., next fire sta
ton. 5252-Sm
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WANTED.

More soda water drinkers. Better to
suffer from stomach ache than ID. rs.
Nothing but good effects from drink
ing our Root Beer or Pineapple. Hon
Soda Water Co, 3lA N. Beretanla.
e. +. Frasher, mgr 4941-tf
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K. Taehibanl, King mr.. Punchbowl.
Contracts house painting. etc
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WANTS
TO LET.

New cottages, Fort Street Extension.
Rents. SIS and SIS. Apply Tim Kee.
King and Alakea SITS. 5270- I'm
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r. TANAKA. 126c FORT STREET.
Sewing machines bought or exchanged.
Ring 5000 and we will send man to
look at old machine. 5242-6m
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K. Hara, 524 N. King; Tel. 1921 Build
ings. stone and cement work, etc.
5263-3m
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X. Tihara, 1888 Nuuanu; Phone 3057.
General contractor. builder. jobber.
5263-3m
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s. Shiraki. cor. Nuuanu and Beretanla.
Paper hanging and house painting.
New stock of tools Just arrived.
5s59-3m
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w AN rs
FOUND.

White dog with collar No 1856 Phone
1870 Ask for w. J. Murphy,
52S2-2t
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Y. Miyao, contractor and builder, SGT
Beretania St. Work guaranteed.
Phone 1916. 5245-6m
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K. Horiuchi. Liliha, mr.. King; Tel. 1901.
Bids on contracts for building. paint
ing and paper-hanging. Work guar
antecd Is years experience.
5250- SIN
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MOTORCYCLES.
MADEIRA EMBROIDERY.

Mrs j. p Melim. 1872 Hotel: Phone
1896. Beautiful Madeira embroidAr-
ed babies caps. sacks and dresser.
Initials and hemstitching TO order.
5249-3m
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LAcEs AND FANCY WORK.

Salvo's Lace Store. Irish. Cluney and
Armenian laces and various oth9r
European fancy goods. Fort St, mr..
Beretania. ST.
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JAPANESE ARTIST.
N
M5RolDERY.

Mrs. Carolina Fernandez. Union ST.
Complete stock of Madeira hand en-.
broidrred center pieces. doylies,
luncheon sets Made to order II de-
sired 5242-sm
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orders promptly attended to Any class
of hauling. Phone BIS. Emma Ex-
press Stand 522S-3m
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l. kunishige. kukui lane: Tel 1917.
Carpenter OF highest class: 80 years
experience in America and Japan.
5252-3m
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Building. stone and cement work. paint
ing paper hanging. Plans drawn. K
Onomoto. Beretania and Maunakea
5270-3m
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EXPRESS.

Manoa Express, King and South: Tel
1923. Express and drawing of all
kinds. Prom nd efficient service.
Six teams. 1858 -3m
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J H. Nakanishi, King and Kapiolani;
| Phone 1856 General contractor and
builder: painting. paperhanging
5265-3m
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w AN IS
G.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER.

George Yamsda, general contractor.
Estimates furnished. EOS Mccandless
Bldg; Phone 2157.
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ii. Yamamoto. ss2 $. King Phone
s3OS. Can furnish best references.
but my work speaks for itself. Es-
Inmates furnished free OF charge.
5s45r1y
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TX. ok. 27s NORTH BERETANIA.
pefore letthig contsASs - ps-s1ht1g.
see me. Estimates gladly furnished.
Phone 1850. 522o-6m
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t. Kokoshin, I'll 8. King; Tel. 3091.
Buildings. No charge drawing plans.
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PLUMsINo.

F. Matsuishi. IT'S Nuuanu Tinsmlth
and sheet iron worker Water pipe
and gutter work In all It's branches.
Estimates furnished free
5el7-sm
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w A N T S
0O0 00OO o OOOO
FOR SALE.

One share Hidalgo rubber and coffee
of 1905, bearing dividend this year.
Address Rubber" Bulletin Office
5211-tf
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Lin Sing Kee. Plumber and tinsmith.
Specially, repair work. 1914 Nuu-
ann St: Phone 2990. 5277
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K. Segawa, 672 S. King; Phone 1886
Building contractor and house mover
5245-1y
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w
WAGON REPAIRS.

3O6 NORTH BERETANIA.
Bring your old wagons to u.s. We will
make as good as new for very little
cost Lee Kau Co, expert repairers
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The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
Monument to
Stanley KetcheI
Erected by Friend

Springfield. Mo, Dec. L-As a las,
token OF respect to the memory of stan
ley Ketehel. the middIe-weight priks
fighter. whose career in the pugilistIc
world was cut short by an assassin's bull
let on the ranch OF r. p. Dfckerson
near Conway. Mo. October Is 1870 Col
Dickerson has just erected. a beautiful
monument to mark the resting place OF
the former champion in the Polish ceme-
terry near Grand Rapids. Mich.
The monument is built of Vermont mar
bic and granite and is one of the most
imposing In the cemetery. II is twelve
feet six inches i'm height and SxS feet at
the base. II required more than one year
to carve the stone and erect il over the
grave. II was designed after sugges-
tons Of Col. Diekerson personally. and
cost S,OOO.
In having the monument erected over
Stanley's grave ] feel that have done
my duty 10 the young fighter, who was
the best friend / ever had" said DECKER
son. His death was particularly sad to
me, not only because of our close reIa-
tGonShtp, but because he was killed on my
ranch. l never dreamed that harm was
going to befall him when he left Spring.
field 10 rest on my place in Webster
County. l wanted to do something to
show my great sorrow over his loss to
his family and 10 the sporting world and
had the monument built. As long as live
his grave shall always be kept green and
beautiful"
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
COLUMBIAS AND
GEHOAS ARB STILL
TIED FOR LEAD
Race in Carroll Council *. of c.
Duokpin League Very.
Close.
McoAEE, OF GEEoAs, HIGH MAN

With the season about half over. the
Carroll Council OK. Of c. Duckpin
League has exciting races in both the
team standing and among the individ-
uals. This makes the third week that
the Genoas and Columbias have been tied
for the lead. and there Is no knowing
when they will break IT, The Trinidads
went along in fine style for quite a while.
only to be unable to keep up the pace.
and are now two games behind the lead
ers. The Nina has been the weak sister
OF the league nearly the entire season,
and now is showing signs of strong
bowling, hitting the highest set OF all
the teams last week.
In the individual race. the lead is in
the hands OF the sons Of Erin, and they
defy Thorpe and his band of Redskins
to attempt to take II away from them
Mccain admits that the pace is killing
and Mclaughlin has a haunted counte-
mace. while Mccarthy is trying to find
which Of these two started this dash so
early in the season. Stone has the most
strikes to his credit. and Mclaughlin
has 50 nice spares on exhibition. Col
bert has IS for a Fat game that will
be hard TO beat, and he can call for the
prize money for this event any time. The
official averages follow;
CARROLL COUNCIL. TEAM STAMINA
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15

The Vigilsnts, independent champion,
OF the District, Maryland. Virginia, and
Delaware, will tackle the Georgetown
Colegians this afternoon at Union
League Park, weather permitting.
promptly at 3 o'clock, and the best game
Of the steason is expected
Capt. Jack Hegarty, Of the 1912 George
town University eleven, will lead the Col
lcgians, and will have Frank GarEan,
the head coach at Georgetown, running
the team in quarter back. Dave White,
the big, plungfng full back, will hold
down the big position in the back field,
while Howard and Earle will take care
of the half back jobs.
On the line the Figilants will have
some of the best men in the District.
and Manager Oliveri will also have his
best team on the field. Coach Wayne
Hart had the squad working hard last
night for fully two hours at the National
Guard gymnasium, and the men showed
up well Several new formations were
tried. and the CoIlegians are promised a
treat this afternoon when the game
starts
Manager Oliveri will open the gates
promptly at l o'clock, as the largest
crowd of the season is looked for. The
game will start at o'clock, with Hip
Dugan as referee and Mr.. Brooks as UNI
pire.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
EVEN BREAK FOR
Y. NJ. G. A. CUNTS
Regulars Trim Aloysius, While Bull
Moosers Are Beaten by
Epiphany.

An even break was gained by the Y.
NJ. e. A. boys last night In their basket
ball games. the Regulars winning from
the Aloysius quint. IS to s, while the
Bull MOOsers lost to the Epiphany club.
10 to % Both games were hard fought
throughout, with many spectacular shots
featuring in both.
Goal tossing by Almon and McHale,
and the guarding OF Mckay featured the
evenings performances. Lineup and
summaries:
FIRST GAME.
Y; NJ A. Regulars. Aloysirs.
Hall, l.. p Hines l.. p
Frazier r. 7. Shalin X. T.
Hoppe, @, Mc'lrty, c.
AllEine l. @. Hurley. L. q
Mckay. r. G. BeaulAc. r. q.
Goals from hoor-Y. NJ. c. \. Regulars. Almon
~. Hail. Varela, AilEine Mckay; AIOysius, ShA-
I'm, Mccarthy e. Paterson.
SECOND GAME
Y. VI. e. A Bull Moosen. Epiphany
Rutherford. L. y. Chass L. y
Detirange. Y. r. MCHAle. X. =
Matthews. e. Stransbaugb, {.
Henry. L. G. Dixon T., G..
Ward r. q. Chen, II. g.
Goals from floor Rutherford % Detirangc -.
Matthews e.. Henry, Mcjhan. CbaSs McIIale a..
StrAnsbauEh, Chem. Free tOsses from fouls-Mat-
theWs. Referee-Mr Haas
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
PANZARETA WINS
AT JUAREZ TRACK
Texas Bred Two-year-old Beats
Lady Panchita in Hard
Drive.

Juarez, Dec. H-Panzareta. a Texas
bred two-year-old. secured a hard-earned
victory in the all-ages handicap from a
small field of sprinters this afternoon.
Lady Panchita, the runner-up gave the
winner a hard tussIe, and was beaten
by short head Twenty yards from
the wire Panzareta faltered under pun
ishment, but Dill shook her up, and she
got the verdict in a fierce drive. Paw
huska was a good third.
Chapultepec, held at l to 6 the short
est odds against any starter at the meet
ing. smOthered his opposition in the fifth.
and won in gallon. FRAGILE took the
place from the firing Ocean Queen. The
bookmakers took liberties with Compton
in the closing race when they laid s 10 1
against him. The Carmen horse fooled
them when he showed a pair OF heels
to his field the entire journey. The sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-Five and ODc-half furlonss. Con
naught, to l. won Luna, 9 to s. secpnd: Sharper
knight. to l, third Time lG Is Mother
ketchem. Zcnotek. Bula Welsh. Msrourium, carter
sprightly Miss. and SEift Sure also ran
SECOND RACE-PiTe and one-hah furIoHss But
teThAll. ) to l. Won; frank G. Hogan. Il to 5. SC
ond; ChIun, % TO l, third Time. ! q Is. Lady
Young, kiOra. MincO Jimmie, BredweIl. Orhrd Lad
lrun Queen. Rosy Posey. and Native Son also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and oHe-hAlf furIonEs Ethel
Samson. TO l. Won; Auto Girl. . to l. second
ETeran. . TO i. third. Time. IS Camarada.
All Moon. Song Of Rocks. SalTada. Lady Willie, and
FOOL Pedro also ran
FOURTH RACE-FiIe and oue-half furIonEs. Pan
zareta. to S, won; Lady Panchita, to l. second:
haWhuskA, to 2 third Time, lM. KOOtenAy
and Cr1ckeFbO2 also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiE furloRgs. ChapultepeC, ] TO
8. won; Frazzle. 10 to ]. second: Ocean Queen, Z
10 :. third. Time IA. Puck and COlinet also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and une-sixteenth miles
(NDInDf0n 8 l ROzavAka 6 * -
Rose O'Seil, to l. third Time, z 25 Orrerth
Maize Gin Grstehen c., and Lily Paxton also ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
ST. MARKS And
FIFTH ARE TIED
FOR FIRST PLACE
Teams Are Bunched in the Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Duckpin
League.
SMITH LEADS THE KNIGHTS

Following are the Official averages of
the INSTRUMENTATION Bowling League
as complied by Official Scorer ]. w. Nc
kerieher The last time the averages
we're published. st. Marks was leading
the league with Westminster in second
place. Strange to say, st. Marks and
Fifth are at present tied for first place,
while Westminster and Kendall are tied
for third place. only one game away.
sixth has been gaining ground rapidly
50 that there are now five teams in the
race for the pennant. Bethany surprised
Fifth last Tuesday night by taking two
games, Ellett's team rolling two very
poor games. At the same time, West
minister was rolling their high game. 50
and high set LIZ Of the season. thereby
taking two games from Sixth. losing the
last game, sos TO 5O1. Jasper was the
best bowler. getting games of 115-12S-l0S
for a set Of al. Kendall won two games
from St Marks.
In the individual averages, Smith has
gotten ahead Of Parker and leads the
league with an average Of lO2- Following
are the figures:
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15

The good ship Pinta went down with
two games on board just on the coast
Of Genoa Bay. and now rests sedateIy at
the bottom of the league as result.
The last three men Of its crew made a
frantic effort to save her by releasing
the last three boxes, which contained a
strike and two spares but the damage
had been done.
In the fitting contest between the Sal
vadors and Ovandos it was declared a
draw in the team standing, and the first
division berth was given TO the Saliva
doris on the pin total Mclaughlin hung
up Is in his first effort, but he must
have kept his hands in his pockets after
that GEORGE 4. DADDY
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
TWO MONTHS or
RACING TN THE
SPRING CIRCUIT
Dates at Norfolk, Pimlico, and
HaEre De Grace an Advan-
tage to Horsemen.
EARLY START IN VIRGINIA

spiral to The Washington Herald.
New York, Dec. H-"Bob" Levy, man.
ager and a promoter of the Norfolk
Racing Association, has been here for
the past few days arranging for his
spring meeting hext year He made APP
pication for dates in April that are not
required by the Maryland Jockey Club
at PimIico.
II Is thought that Pimlico will want TO
oegin about April 26, which would per-
mt about twenty-five days at Norfolk, II
all the days We're utilized. PimIico will
PROBABLY ask for twelve or fourteen
days, following which the Havre de
Grace association would take up the run
ming. Such schedule would give horse
men nearly tow months racing in Viz
ginia and Maryland. There have been
rumors that Havre de Grace wanted to
race during the month of April, but it
Is believed the weather would not be
seasonable, as the track situated on
the banks of the Susquehanna, would
lack patronage, owing to the generally
cold and uncertain weather conditions
which prevail in that locality.
Wash" NorvelI. one OF the Oldest sec
retaries, and track officials in the racing
business, writes from FL Paso that the
sport in Juarez is perkinR up everv min
working December-S When there is
nothing for the boys to do they get up
bull fight. Bull fights generally happen
every Sunday. Among those present"
continues Norvell in his letter, "are
George Rose, Sam Frank, John Lewis,
Al Konigsburg. Harry Shaw. ]. Doyle,
Roy Onutt, Isaiah Ham, Isle Howard,
Tom Shaw, Billy Grigstrom, Billy Bev-
erley. Frank Hayes. Jack Sturgis and
others. some who do. and some who do
not count in society. Owing to climatic
conditions the track has not been real
fast since the meeting opened I have
been here about a week. and am loaded
with quail and wild duck, which are
very plentiful here. II I were permitted
to send some of this kind of fodder out
Of the State l would ship a grateful to
the boys in Broadway and in Michigan
Avenue. Chicago, who, they tell me. are
paying thirty cents an inch for steak.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
BITS OF BASEBALL

\ big shake-up Is reported to be COM
ing I'm the Detroit Tigers. Cobb and
Crawford in the outhed. and Pitcher
Jean Dubuc and Catcher Stanage are
said TO be the only men on the team
sure OF their jobs.
One of the men Jennings is to let 90
is George Mullin. That Will not displease
the round George in the least. for he has
long been tired of his Detroit berth. A
threat was made last season TO watt
George TO the minors. whereupOn he
turned around the next day and pitched
a no-hit. no-run game, which insured hts
remaining in the majors for quite some
time.
Mordecai Brown. the former Chicago
by coaching Fowler Mccormick. grand
son Of John n. Rockefeller, in the gem
tie art Of twirling. is not under reserve
to the Louisville club in the American
Association. TO which he was sent by
Charley Murphy, according to the latest
reports Brown says his plans for next
season are not made. One Of his offers
comes from Terre IIaute. which wants
him as manager
Barney Dreyfus is leaving the proposed
spring series between the Pirates and
Boston Americans entirely in the hands
of Fred Clarke.
Jack Ryder. OF the Cincinnati Inquirer.
has already awarded the American
League pennant for 1913 and il is hardly
worth while playing the 154-gamc sched-
ule. His dope calls fuF the following
finish: Philadelphia. Boston, Chicago, De
troit, Cleveland, Washington, St Louis.
and New York.
Announcement that Hugh Bradley has
been sold to Jersey City by Boston means
that Jake Stahl expects to be on first
base regularly next season. with Harold
Janvrin as substitute.
Pitcher Ford. Of the Highlanders. has
gone to California on sightseeing tour.
While there he will pitch few games
for the San Diego Club.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
ErSlinger Here to
WreStLe Best Middle
heights of Country

New York, Dec. H-Henry Irslinger.
the worlds champion middle weight
wrestler has arrived here for a pro-
lOnged stay and has been matched to
meet Kid Kramer Drank Shourck) OF
Chicago. at SOkol Hall, this city, Satur-
day night. December 81
Irslinger is arranging a tour which will
take him to all parts OF the United
States. and possibly to Canada, before
he returns to Europe. He is not A
stranger here, this being his second trip
He came here in 1850 and met some of
the best middle-weights. and returned
homo with a clean slate. Among those
whom he wrestled and defeated were
Bob" Barry, Frank" Grocer. Joe"
Carroll and FOsterson. The majority of
his matches were held in Chicago.
Irslinger weighs los pounds but he
says he is willing to wreStle any one up
to 175 pounds, particularly Americans
and Fred Bill
Starting to wrestle at London In 1905
as an amateur, Irslinger won the tourna-
r1ent that was held at the German Gym
Rasium.
incidentally he defeated Fred Beck
ir the final for the championship. Two
years later Beck competed in the Olym-
pic games and won the title Just after
Irslngsr had turned professional
IrslInger has won three championship
belts Two of them were awarded in
amateur tournaments as diplomas and
the third is the Lord Lonsdale diamond
belt
Despite the fact that Young Olson
claimed the middle-Weight title and was
defeated by Barry. Irslinger claims that
he Is really the unbeaten champion.
..Irslinget further claims that he holds
the worlds record for time WrestIins
IT took him four hours and forty-fve
minutes of uninterrupted work to throw
Butten Singh, the champion heavy
weight Of India at York, England He
says that Is the longest wrestling match
en- record IN which no rest was accorded
the contestants.
He has been a professional for 1--WE
years and in that time has never been
defeated.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-15
Motorcycle Notes

William r. Spear has Just completed
business tour Of New York State on
his motorcycle. He Travelled over 1.s0n
miles, visiting practically every town
in the State
At the invitation OF the Savannah
CGaD Automobile Club. the Savannah
Motorcycle Club participated in tho
automobilistS Thanksgiving Day run
Charles Alwardt. Of Chico. Cal, rod.
his motorcycle aOoc miles in two weeks,
averaging 14S miles per day.
Motorcycle riders OF Toronto. Outartn.
have planned an economy test in the
sno[.
motorcycle club is to be organized
In Charlotte, \. c
The Federation of American Motor
cyclists gained 80 new members In
November. On December the Fedora
ton had 1916 members.
The Atlantic City N. - Motorcycle
Club has made gain OF 70 per cent In
membership during the last year.
Red Corridor. the Detroit infelder, who
was to be a part Of the trade between
Chicago and Cincinnati by which Joe
Tinker was to go to Cincinnati. was for
merly with .Pittsburg, and trained with
the Pirates at Hot Springs Fred Clarke
did not think him a wonder, and sent
him to Kansas City, whence Detroit got
him In a deal that is said to have cost
Navin Sl20o0. Clarke does not see yet
that Corridor is worth all the fuss that
is being made over him
An effort is being made to form anotbe-
league in New York State, to includ"
Jamestown. Olean. Branford. Johnson
burg, Kane, Meadville, and Ridgeway.