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The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

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MAINE DEFEATS lEHlGH.
Results of Weeks intercollegiate Rifle
Shoot.

Washington, Feb Results of the
Intercollegiate Rifle Shooting League
this week, were:
Eastern League-Columbia defeated
Vermont, $40 to S7S Maine defeated
Lehigh. $50 to SOS; Cornell defeated
Dartmouth. 916 to SIS; Massachusetts
Agricultural defeated Rhode Island
1853 TO 900: Princeton defeated Mass.
Tech, 932 to 916; North Georgia de
feated Norwich. $40 to 904, Harvard
defeated Clinton, $50 to tdefault).
The leaders of the Eastern League
are Columbia, Harvard and Massaehu-
setts a, c. in d triple tie for first
place.
Western california defeat
ed Louisiana, $50 to $50. Iowa defeat
ed Kansas. 9S6 TO S31; Perdue de-
feated United States Veterinary Sur
geons, sos To So. Michigan Aggie
defeated Wisconsin. 81 to $50. Wash
inGton defeated Missouri, ST. to (de-
foulD: West Virginia defeated Min
nesota. 81 To 916: Oklahoma de-
fcated Nebraska, 81 To gf6.
Iowa and West Virginia are tied for
first place. in the Western League with
four wins
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vide for a dormitory.
No a. Resolve in favor of the Western
state Norma school at German for the
purchase of equipment for the manual
training department.
No. q. Resolve in favor of the Western
state Normal School for repairs and per
manent improvements.
No 6. Resolve in favor of the Western
state Normal School at Gorham for ex-
tension to normal school building.
No. q. Resolve in favor of the Eastern
state Normal School at Castne.
No. 20 Resolve in favor of the 8roos-
took state Normal School at Presque
Isle.
No. II Resolve in favor of the Wash
iuEton State Normal School to provide
for the erection of new dormtory.
No. II. Resolve in favor of the Wash
inSton state Normal School at Machias
tor permanent Improvement, repairs and
additional equipment.
No. I'LL. Resolve in favor of the
Washington State Normal School. DE
ferred from last LegislatureA
No. o. Resolve III favor of the NADIA
waska Training School at Fort Kent.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is. at . L. NJ.
UIall of Representatives.
No. 1S An Act To increase the ctlicien-
cy of the Public Schools of Maine by re-
tlrrg teachers of long service with pen
SionS.
No. iG. An Act to provide for the state
Ccrtifcation of all teachers of Public
schools
WILLIS \. RICKER, Secretary.
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While Yale's appointment of a resi-
dent football coach has been delayed
another week. Captain ketcham states
thai che matter must be- decided soon
in order that winter practice may bc
begun Some Of the details incident to
the appointment have been fixed and
rumor has il That there will be a sal
airy % SGneB attached To IT, This makes
the pnsisicn attractive and alumni now
feel that Howard Jones can be induced
To accept it.
\ miniature Viking ship and n bust
of the Eng Of sweden, trophies of
James Thorpc's prowess On the Olym-
pic hrld. went back To- Stockholm,
SATURDAY. on the liner New York They
were Unsigned to Christian Iielstrom,
secretary of ,he olympic committee ut
Stockholm. hy James f. Sullivan, see
retarr of tho Amateur Athletic Union
Thorpe returned them tot the union aft
or his recent confession OF profession
alsm.
Pres. McAloer of the Red Sox is in
disposed by an attack of the grip and
did not come down to the office, Sat
urdaY. He expects to lie back at the
old stand, Monday, however. Joe
Wood of the Red Sox will be among
the players on hand at the schedule
meeting in New York. next week,
and it is quite probable that Pres. Nc
AIcer will sign his great pitcher at
that time.
Jim Flynn. The Pueblo fireman. has
signed to umpire baseball games in the
Western League, next season. Flynn
has had It great deal of experience as
an umpire in professional and
amateur games and the president of
the Western League lost no time in
signing him. II looks as if the Pueblo
fireman INTENDED to stop fighting for 1t
while.
Robert Mclean of Chicago, the
American champion, won two of the 3
races, Saturday. in the Canadian anna
teur skating championship meet. Nc
Lean finished first in the mile and
half-milc events and was second in the
22o yards and 4i0 yards. The races
were skated on the grounds of the
Montreal Amateur Athletic Associa-
ton in a Bonnie wind, with Il tempera-
tpre below zero.
HarVards hockey team beat Yale
4 TO O., at the Arena, Boston, Saturday
night being the more aggressive
throughout the match. For the first
20 minutes Yale's defense was able to
prevent the Crimson from scoring, but
did little in the way of attack on its
own account. In the last 20 minutes
of the match Harvard scored all of its
goals, two of them on brilliant bits
of hockey play and two others from
brisk scrimmages in front of the New
Haven cage.
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STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOB GIRLS

The Committee on State School for
Boys and Industrial School for Girls will
give a public hearing at Room 1903 in the
state House on the following Resolves,
THURSDAY. FEB. 6. at 7.30 =. NJ.
No. 3. Resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Hallowelt
to provide for the payment of interest on
trust funds deposited III the State treas
ury.
No. 4. Resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Hallowell
to provide for the payment of unused in
terest on trust funds
No. D. Resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Halowell
for general maintenance.
No. 6. Resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Hallowell
for renewals and repairs on all buildings.
No. Z. Resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Hallowell
FOR the construction of a new central
building.
No. s Resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Halowell
for the purchase of real estate.
No. .. An Act to amend Chapter III
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
state School for BOYS and the Maine In
dustrial School for Girls.
D. G.. SKIELIN, See
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THORPE SIGNS.
Greatest Athlete in the World Be
comes One of McGraw's Men.

New York. Feb. Jim Thorpe, the
Indian athletic marvel. affixed his sig
nature. shortly before o'clock, Satur
day afternoon. to a contract calling
for his services with the New York
National League baseball club, during
the season of 1918.
In SO doing he stepped forever from
the ranks of amateur athletics. a Sc
quence to his recent confession that
he had played professional ball, sew
eral years ago, and was not entitled to
the amateur honors accorded him at
the olympic games. He will report
to the club, Feb. Is.
Having become an out and out pro-
fessional. Thorpe has resolved not to
reveal the names of the college men
who, he says, played professional ball
with him, some years ago He had
promised To give these names TO Sec
Sullivan of the a. A. t.. but since
turning professional, he explained to-
day, he had no desire to NEEDLE in
amateur affairs
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in its room at
the State House in Augusta.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. at . p. NJ.
10 An Act for the ownership and main
tenance of highway bridges by the State
and the construction of such bridges by
the State, county and towns.
IS. An Act for the Improvement and
maintenance of public roads.
-. An Act to establish state High
way Commission and to provide for an
issue of State Highway Bonds.
SO. An Act to authorize employment of
county prisoners on highways
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l. at 2 p. NJ.
9 Resolve in aid of bridge in Franklin.
Hancock county.
10. Resolve In aid of repairing highway
in the town of Benton, Maine.
%. Resolve in aid of building road from
Roach River to Grant Farm
s. Resolve in favor of repairing road
between Seboomook and Pittston Farm.
o. An Act relating to bitches, drains
and cutters of public ways.
50. Resolve in favor of unpaid bills on
the Van Buren, Bridge
81. Resolve i'll favor of the town of
Readfield.
81. An Act To Incorporate the Rumford
Bridge Company
s.. Resolve in favor of Letter Il PLAN
tation and Sandy River plantation in
FRANKLIN county for the repair aud per-
manent Improvement of highways.
"a, Resolve in favor of aiding the town
of kingman in repairing bridge in said
town across the Mattawamkeag River.
50. Resolve in favor of the Sourdna-
hunk Road
S. An Act to authorize Frederick s
Vail and Julia c. Vail. their heirs and
assigns, TO locate. erect and maintain n
bridge or roadway across the tidewaters
of Caseo Bay between Long Island and
Marsh Island in the city of Portland
Il. 7. Morrison, Secretary,
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did not believe in sending ii first offend
CT to jail and placed the boy in charge
of the probation officer
The standing committees of the Var
mouth Board Of Trade for the present
year were announced, Saturday, as fol-
lows: New industries. L. r. Cook, G. l..
Bueluiam, H. y. Bracket l.. Z. Proctor.
f l. Clark; advertising. W. II. Rowe.
c. T. Greeley; W. B. Allen, \. +. Tilton.
l.. r. Daniels public utilities. u. II. Ben
nett J, Q. Hall. Jr.. f. o. Welcome w.
+. Bennett. J. u. Quinn; auditing, e. \.
Bueknam, ". H. Rowe c. Z. Greedy
\ new Charter has been prepared
for the city of Lewiston and will be
presented to the Legislature at once.
In substance it provides for "A board
of nine aldermen, all chosen at large.
For the first election all nine would
be chosen. but after that three would
retire each year In the choice the
nine having the greatest number of
votes would be considered elected.
The Mayor would have entire charge
of the police department and could
appoint or remove the city marshal,
whose term Of office would be for one
year only. The bill previdessaiso that
on the ballot there shall be IL party
designation. Parties may nominate
and suggest. and The right of any man
to place on the ballot shall be Sc
cured by petition, as now
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BITS Of SPORT.

Football is the only sport which is
profitable at the University Of Chica-
go, according TO an official report is
sued, Saturday. The game brought IN
So, 000 last year, at cost of S25,0o0.
The total athletic receipts were $67,02G
and the expenditures S66,4S4.
In the international skating con-
tests nj Christiania, Norway, saturday,
Oscar Mathieson. the Norwegian
champion, won the 10000 meters again
in Vorlds record time. Mathieson COW
cred the distance in I'm, y clos, sur
passing by nearly 10 seconds the
worlds record which he established,
last Saturday The Russian lppolitow
finished second in I'm, 30 zee.
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WILL PORTLAND GETIT?
Duffy Takes Fall River Club-Port-
land May Be Left Out

Portland, Me, Feb. Portland is
not yet sure of New England League
baseball
When Forest City fans read that
Frank J. Leonard had leased the
Forest avenue grounds and was going
into the New England League meeting
with that point in favor, they thought
Portland was sure slated to take the
place of Fall River in the circuit. Or
if the Mclaughlin faction were vic
torious. there seemed no doubt that
this city would land the franchise
third party in the person of
Hugh Duffy, one of the best known
baseball men in America, upset all the
dope however, and landed the Fall
River franchise. Mr. Duffy let no
grass grow under his feet and early
YESTERDAY, he deposited a certified
check with Secretary Morse for all
obligations of the Fall River team.
Now we are back almost where we
We're before the agitation in favor of
Portland was started. In an interview
over the long distance telephone from
Boston, last night, Mr.. Duffy told the
Sunday Telegram that he had not by
any means decided to come to Port
land as yet
Fall River business men are pull
ing very strongly TO have the franchise
revert to that city, said Mr. Duffy,
and / have not looked over the
ground thoroughly enough as yet to
come to a decision, as to where to
place the team
Il have a warm spot in my heart for
Maine people and Maine fans" con-
tinued Duffy, especially as | have
learned to know them through my
acquaintaneeship with the Maine boys
who have broken into the big leagues,
Harry Lord. Bill Carrigan, Jack
Coombs and others. ! have no doubt
that organized baseball would pay in
Portland, but of course | must con-
slider many things. There are many
angles from which the situation must
be viewed One thing that I want to
get ut now is the sentiment of the
representative business and profess
sional men in Portland in regard to
organized baseball"
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MAINE SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE
MINDED.

Tile Committee on the Maine School for
Feeble Minded will give a public hearing
in Its room, 1903, fourth floor at the State
House, Augusta, on the following Re
solves:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1913, at $50
+. NJ.
l. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
of Freeble Minded for maintenance for
the year nineteen hundred and thirteen
2 Resolve in favor of the Main School
of Feeble Minded for maintenance for the
year nineteen hundred and fourteen.
J. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for Feeble Minded for water supply.
T. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for Feeble Minded for central heating
plant.
s. Resolve In favor of the Main school
for Feeble Minded for electric lighting
and power transmission line
s. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for Feeble Minded for steam trenches.
Z. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for Feeble Minded Tor one dormitory
brick building for school boys. and one
dormitory brick building for schoo girls
s. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for Freebe Minded for one farm colony
OF wooden buildings for fifty larger boys
3. Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for Freeble Minded for building for at
tcndants.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

Tho Committee on BANKS and Banking
Will give public hearing in its room at
the state House I'm Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY s. at 200
T. NJ.
An Act amending Chapter &c of Tie Pub
lie Laws of 1907, relating to the organ
izatiou and management of Trust Com
pauies.
l. An Act to amend Section IS of Chap
ter IS OF the Revised statutes of Maine
in regard To Savings Banks.
i. 5. An Act to amend section "a of Chap
ter :, X. s. relative to mortgages in
Savings Banks.
G. An Act TO change the name of the
Lewiston Trust and safe Deposit Com
panY.
WEDNESDAY. FEE. T.
= An Act to amend Section IL of Chap
ter sc of the Public Laws for the Years
1895, relating to Directors OF Trust Com
pdues.
L. e. NEWBERT. Secretary.
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ON A WORLD TOUR.
Giants and White Sox to Leave, Nov.
l, For Survey of World.


New York, Feb. Plans were com
pleted here. Saturday, for a World
baseball tour ty the New York Ma
tlona and Chicago American baseball
CLUBS, next winter. The teams will
start their trip Immediately after thu
Worlds Series in October and will end
IL N Dublin, Ire, on Washineton's
birthday, 1914, according TO present
plans.
Ted Sullivan, scout for the White
Sox and personal agent for Pres. CO.
misHey, had conferences with Manager
McGraw Of the Giants. Friday night
and saturday After his talk with Nc
Gr9w. saturday, Sullivan said he was
prepared to make the official an
nouncement that the tour would be
made by the two teams. next winter.
Manager MeGraw made u similar
statement
Sullivan will be advance agent for
the trip, and Will leave for the Orient.
next August. He has letters of intro
duct!on from President Taft. promi-
nent senators and other public men to
high officials abroad, and declares he.
already has been assured of a hearty
reception for the teams in Hawaii.
Japan, Australia and France
The teams will leave san Francisco.
about Nov. ], after playing exhibition
games III Chicago, Kansas city Oma-
ha, Denver, Los Angeles and san
Francisco. The countries visited will
be Hawaii Japan. China the Philip
pines, Australia, Tasmania, New Yea
land, Egypt, France, England and Ire
land. The players will return to New
York, about March /.
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Deadlock Over New Hampshire
Senator Remains UnbrOken.

Concord. \. H.. Feb THAT the dead
lock in the vote for United States senator
would remain unbro<en, Tuesday, when
the Legislature meets again To- ballot for
the office was the belief of party leaders
tonight. Although the two branches OF
the Legislature viii meet, tomorrow. to
vote informally there Will be no quorum
by agreement, until Tuesday.
On the last formal vote, which WAS
taken Thursday, the Republican candi-
date, Edward y Peal son, lcd in the race
with 100 votes. Henry f. Hollis the Dem
ocratic candidate. who. until Thursday.
had been ahead, polled 155 votes, and For
mer Governor Robert T. Bass, Progrts-
sive, received 81 votes. No material
change in the vote of each candidate
when the members ballot Tuesday is eN-
peeted by party leaders. according to
statements made, tonight
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LEGAL AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Legal Affairs viii
give public hearings as follows
O'Clock, p. NJ.
No. 90 An Act to provide for the regu-
lation and supervision of the Investment
Companies.
No. 26. An Act to Amend Sec. of
Chap. &4 Of the Laws of 1919. relating
to the Westbrook Municipal Court
No. a. An Act to amend the charter
OF the springyale Aqneduet Company.
No. y. An Act 10 amend Sec. % of
Chap. 81 of Revised Statutes AS amend
ed by Chap. 13t of Public Laws of 1911
relating to distribution of personal es-
tate.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1915. at
O'clock +. NJ.
No. 6. An Act for the creation of Wa
ter Districts and the Control and Regu-
lation of Water Power Companies
No. .: An Act Relative TO Untrue and
Misleading Advertisements
NO. "a. An Act 10 provide for the crea-
ton OF drainage districts. the supervision
of the construction of dams. and the COLI
troll and regulation of storage ieservoirs.
THURSDAY, FER. 6, 1913 at 7. NJ.
No. 80. An Act 10 amend Section Il OF
Chapter 80 of Revised Statutes as amend
ed by Section | of Chapter 18 of the
Public Laws Of 1907, relating Ia the linlita-
ton of actions against executors and adj
ADMINISTRATORS.
No AZ. An Act TO authorize the Valley
Cemetery Company to take land for
burial purposes.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY T. 1918, at
2 o'clock r. NJ.
No ~. M Act to amend Chapter %
OF the Public Laws of 1911, providing for
the weekly payment Of wages
No. a. An Act to amend Sec. Il Of
Chap. 50 In regard TO release or discharge
of attachments
No. A. An Act 10 amend See 5 OF
Chap. s. OF the Revised Statutes relating
TO the jurisdiction Of trustee actions.
No. ss. An Act TO amend Sec. 10 OF
Chap. ~ of the Revised Statutes of 1893
pertaining TO larceny.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1913. at 2
O'Clock j.. N.
No a. An Act to extend the time I'm
which the Maine Title Guarantee Com
pany is authorized 10 commence business
No AZ. An Act to amend Chapter ass of
the Public and Private Laws of the year
1881 relating to the increase of the cap
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give a public hearing in its
room at the state House in Augusta,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, go p. NJ.
An Act to repeal Section 2 of Chapter
10 of the Private and Special Laws of
1887, relating to the York Harbor and
Beach Railroad. Reassignment)
s. An Act to extend the charter of the
Jonesport Central r. X. Co
G. An Act TO amend Section of Chap
ter 1863 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1911, and TO extend the provisions of
same section.
Z. An Act to extend the charter OF
Eastern Maine Railroad, and to amend
the same.
s. An Act TO extend and enlarge the
charter of the Ocean and Northern Rail-
road Company
Q. An Act to extend the charter of the
Rumford Falls and Bethel Street Rail
way.
TO- An Act to extend the charter of
the Lincoln County Street hallway.
IL. An Act to incorporate the Quebec
Extension Railway Company.
w. E. SWIFT, Secretary.
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The Democrats viii make u determined
effort to elect Mr. Hollis and have ar
ranged Il party conference for Tuesday
morning, prior 80 baiotng fot senator
Congressman-elect Eugene +. Reid has
been in Washington he past few days
comforting with Democratic rTty lead
ers and tie report he will make to the
Democrats of the Leeislatue may have
some bearing in the result Of tie voting,
party members here believe.
Former Governor Bass. who ON Thurs
dag received the support of 1ome Demo-
crate in addition to the Progressive vote.
sailed for Europe. saturday, ana whether
his absence from here would affect his
candidacy was problematical It was be-
lieved that the Progrcssivcs would con-
time to support him for The Office Bal
loting for senator commenced, Jan. Z.
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ital Of Good VIII Home Association a
charitable corporation. .,.,, -
No. 40 An Act repeating Section OF
Chapter 800 of the PrNate anu ,,r spjS.
II l. Gooch the right to maintain dam
on the East Machias river
No 1S To incorporate the Jackfllah'
Water. Light and Power Company. die-
= No S,s 81 81 An Act TO amend Chapter 1913 of
the Private and Special Laws of 1909, re-
ting TO the Millinocket Court,
No. 81. An Act to incorporate the llar-
rison Water Company.
No. 50. An Act to incorporate the Nihn
Water Company.
No. 81. An Act to incorporate the Mat
tawamkeag Water Company
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1913, at :
o'clock r, NJ.
No. 81. An Act 10 amend Sec. 20 chap
CT of Revised Statutes, as amended 10y
Chap. 1874, Public Laws 1911, relating IL
the distribution of personal estate. Gre
30, S. An Act to authorize the town
of Newport TO remove bodies from aban-
doned cemeteries.
of the Rumford General Hospital
No 81 An Act to authorize the inhab-
itants of the town of Eden to erect and
maintain wharf in tide waters.
No IS An Act for the better protection
of BURBERRY lands.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1919. at
2 o'clock L. NJ.
No 50 An Act TO Incorporate The Ken
nebec Gas and Fuel Company
No. 50 An Act to amend Section II.
Chapter IS of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing TO administering oatlIS.
No ct An Act to amend Ser. ~, Chap.
60 of the Revised Statutes relating to
duties of registrars of probate.
No 81 An Act to provide for the indie
terminate sentence as punishment for
crime, upon the conviction thereof. and
for the detention and release of persons
in prison or detained on such sentence,
and for the expense attending the same.
CHARLES j. COMMONS, Sec.