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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-09-04

meet at the Office of VIM. Reece on
Thursday evening at eight o'clock.
Go to J. w. Oakes for all kinds
of Blacksmith and wood work and
get prices before you have your
work done. Horse shoeing $I.0O
29l-tf |
F. NJ. Alphin a prominent citi-
zen of Cobb, paid this Office pleas
ant visit this morning and states
that his part of the county is for
James A. Menefee for representa-
tive,
Dressmaklng and plain sewing by
Miss NJ. A. Herring located at Miss
Casey's rooming house on the
corner of 4th and b street, 4tl2.
Anadarko Bakery opposite Post
Office, Fresh Bread, Pies and
Fancy Cakes always on hand.
Confectionery and cold drinks.
Geo. Schmidt Prop. 29lt
Worry is to tile human body
what friction is to machinery. 1t
is not the work we do but the weary
that wears out the body. 1t is not
the revolutions but the friction that
wears out machinery.
G. G. Goetting from the east
part of Caddo County, called at the
Democrat today and subscribed for
the paper. He is staunch Demo-
crat and prominent and successful
farmer.
NJ, j. Horan prominent farmer
of Shirley township was in the city
today and called at the Democrat
Office to subscribe for the Democrat
He says it is the paper in his part
of the county.
In order to encourage the cotton
growers the Democrat will give a
six months copy of the weekly
Democrat to the farmer bringing i'll
the first bale of cotton. Let the
other merchants speak up and we
will form a premium list at once.
The other day little negro boy
threw up to another that his mother
took in washing. "Course she
/ does" replied the other. ''Did
J you 'spect she's gwine to leave 1t
hangin' out on de line while your
daddy is out of jail?" ~
County Attorney Crosby has re
ceived letter from w. S, Finsmar
Division Supt. of the Rock Island
assure him that crossings at the
different section lines will be pro
vided as soon as material can be OBJ
D tanned.
If you wish to find business
man, professional man, merchant
or any of your friends during thei
leisure moments, call at the Mer
chants. Headquarters for politl
cans, base ball enthusiasts, goot
d fellowship and soclability.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn
M, +. Church will give lawn SO
# clal at the homes of Mrs, Scott ant
y Mrs. Smith, corner of 9th and /
o streets, Friday eve, Sept 9Th. Ic
cream and cake will be served an
h fine program rendered. EveryOn
It come and have good time:
Mayor w. IL. Divers went t
-. Enid this morning to wind up tn
last of his business in that city 8
that he can devote all his time t
=. Anadarko. He has made an exec
lent mayor in the past, and unde
le his supervision, Anadarko WI
IL move forward to greater and bette
sc things.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-09-04
First publication Aug. 1s. 1909,
Notice,

Notice Il hereby given that /, Alois Hartl
have this day nled in the Office OF the
County Clerk OF CaddO County, Oklahoma.
my application and petition, asking that
a license be issued to me to sell malt. spritu-
Gus and vinous liquors for period OF one
year upon lot No. "a in block No. q Of the
Second Ward OF the City OF Anadarko. Caddo
county. Oklahoma. and that unless protest or
remonstrancc is filed against the issuance OF
said license before the 9th day of September.
1902 the said license will be issued.
This the 18th day OF August. 1902
Alois Hartl, Applicant.
Glitsch. Morris Glitsch.
Attorneys for applicants
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-09-04
...LOCAL NEWS.

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Found-A watch. Enquire here. If
Lord Crasby sc cigar at Browns.
296-tf |
TommNrrow is the date of the
Republican city primary.
Lord Crasby sc cigar at Browns.
296-tf |
Lord Crasby SC cigar at Browns. !
296-tf !
House and lot for sale, block 8
lot 5. 30Ot6
Always call for Star bread it is
the best. 297-tf
Look for Herndon & Brittons
prices on teas in our next issue,
Call on G. w. Baker, criminal
lawyer, over Seward building. 3tl2
w. NJ. johnson of Apache, is in
the city and made this Office pleas
ant call.
Browns Confectionery have moved
into the Divers and Taylor's old
stand.
"Hello Central give me the
Star Bakery we want some fresh
bread. 29s-tf
Attorney NJ. d. Herbert of
Chickasha made this Office very
pleasant call this morning.
Rooms to rent, furnished or un-
furnished, by Mrs. h. J. Beard, east
B street. 2Olt6
Half of store room for rent on
! Main street, rent $l2.50 per month.
Call at this Office. sofia
Berl Bebee shipped car load of
fine ponies this morning to Shield
& Thomas, of Pittsburg.
Two room house for rent, all fur
niture for sale cheap, Must go,
Inquire at this office. 3Olt6
If anybody asks you where to
buy frnIt yell them at Earhearts on
south side of G street. 2S5tf
ABadarko has two republican
clubs and the metamorphasls of the
third is progressing rapidly.
Am leaving. My household goods
for sale. Prices reasonable, rare
bargains. Col. j. Il. Green. 3oot6
Coleman and Heath will have a
carload of stock hogs for sale to-
morrow morning at the stock yards.
Verde V. Hardcastle went tC
Guthrie this morning on important
business. He will return tomorrow
The Reece Agency headquarters
for farm property insurance anc
for school furniture and supplies.
2wln
There are some things beyond
human control, but the dude coulC
help parting his hair in the middle
When you want fine Job work o
any kind remember we are the onl,
place in town that is prepared to d.
it.
Lost Saturday night watch fo
with chain attached, finder leave a
this office and receive reward.
For square meal and frs
class short order call at the Silve
Moon Restaurant on G street.
297-t
If the party that picked up tn
n breast harness on east B street WI
leave them at Democrat oftiC
they will oblige the owner.
Jupge 7. j. Galloway of Pau
Valley, formerly of Denver,
looking at our city with veiw {
= locating. The Judge is a fine Law
yer.
For Reliable Land Attorney
and honest treatment call on or az
hrnnS Sitlnr q March FL Pom
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Trei fit
i@wa6e Mfdnner.
Gin Seiimittef lit entoetft tpprben.
bas berfprenc Mannbarfeit
nnb Die 8rafte tuieners
berftelit.
Cine WoGe an~sreitenDes Rrohe : paGet
tuir0 SSebem fret suseiaaDt, DER
narunt iGreibt.
rateeeneratipe GabletsA tno a~nertannt Die einSi8e
Rui Jegen ~perlorene Mannbarteit in alien Staoten.
Sic mn miTeni9aftli9 burd eie beiten 4erste Der
@elt bergetellt. Ser 9uf oes Snftitutes 1T oerart,
bag ale Ier5te, Die bas 9eilmittel ~berltelen, oafiir
fb peranttportli9 balten. l1nO penn tie auf ibren
&uf bin bebanpterl, oaB Die p&egeneratioe SabletsN

p~erlorene Manubarteit, 9serbru6 Ooer S6lpdde Der
gei1le1tli9en Srgane bitten, 10 nluB Die &lr poFtlp
uno permanent Iein. Sieie &ompa9nie l6idt Seoem,
Der an nerp6ier G6mdde leioet, Die Waeoisil fir cine
tpD6entli6e 8ebanolnng Irei Sa. Ste Wteoi3in lam
nur oaourh erprobt iperoen, Dab man Die gtelultate
BEG @ebrau1s abmartet, iuenn lie oas betlt, fir Das
lie gemaht muroe, 10 1T ie gu empfeblei. Sieie
4robe mill Die Galopia 2pnn 80. nit ibrenl Wtittel
fir cine ISOLDE e%eitatter. -9ta6Oelt Ell bic pGegeue=
ratipe SabletsA cine Bo9e gebrauht bat, miro Der
Yatient &raft in Ieinen Sr9anen nno Wfnsfeln,
neues 9lut in leinen Noerrl, neueut nnternebmunes=
ge:f, uno fb in @einnobeit unb grlheinen als
reaen Meni6en finoen. Sic ngtegeneratiee Sa=
blets@ Doben cine pllaoerbare @irfun9 nnD Der pa
tient oerlplrt ~oielelben am efTten Sage. Sic gebeu
brett gum Sit beg llebels, gang gleid mie LANCE es
anilebt uno bringen &raft ln0 Stdrte. 9ieies ipuu=
-hefbare Mittel perbannt ollie S6Ihternbeit Dem au=
bern @el9le9t geseniber, BELT ale nebel, Die aus
ueberreisung, ueberaniren9ung Gelhdftsler9er, Die
gum gerluIt Ses @ebd9tnifes, unfabigteit &C fib=
rem, berborgeben. p&eeeneratiue SabletsN fuo in
ie0em Mlter anipenobar; lie beiea aae ydle, ails=
aenemmei, penn ihon Gpilepie o0er SrrFnn ein=
3etreten ffno. Die Galopia 9pnn so. ma6t feIne ye=
ihrdntungen; Sober, eer oarui1 ldreibt, erb6lt oas
Mtittel fir cine ISOLDE irei 5ageifift, ~iorgfaltle. eln=
gepadt un0 pbne Su Seigen, mas es entbdlt. Sic bat
Sauienoe bon 8rtefen aus alien Sbeilen oes 9anoes
erbalten, Die bon ben erftaunlibiten &uren Der u9e+
generatioe SabietsA beri1ten. Sbre Sfferte Iur cine
@p1e 1T edit; es perben feline beunrllbi9enoen Jra9en
gefeIt. Sdreibt beute an Die Galopia 9pnn &c.,
SIS pogini Building, ct. Souls, Wto, uno laBt
gud Die Mebi5in fir cine g8o6e fret tomren. Sbr
Bud, bas ebenfals frei 1T, Qiebt Gud Die In9oben,
mie Sbr Guh nit Dem Mittcl 81 5aule ielbit iu=
rirel f1nnt
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Damn ~uilrrnfuuH.

mailer: r@age mir nun Deine
aufridtige Meinuns bon meinem 1,euerl
9tlbe!1-G reunb: vMber tparum
benn? 2aB uns sSreunbe bleiben."
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.miHen @ie. aarnerab, i9 mar jana
erftaunt gu bOren. bab sSbr 8ruber, Der
fribere 2eibbuiar, pl0bli9 nmiefattelt
to unb MI 8tlbbauer jetporben is!1-
mGid pabr, aber ba feben sic tpieber:
.9om Grbabenen gum 2d9erli9en Is
rur Elm @mritt!'"
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Gnrpfni6uei.

gs siebt beutsutage 10 biele anseigen
bpn jo9enannten Snftituten unb 10 tpeie
ter, bic idmn1tlib bebaupten, baB lie Die
Mdnnerihtuabe in firSeter Belt furiren
fDnnen. SD ielbft bin auf i0lde Mnsei<
gen mebrfab b%ereineefanen unb mbbte
beBbalb anbere 2eibenbe bpr abnliben
traurisen grfabrunsen ibiben.
8Dr nod tueniaen Monaten tunr ib
elm ihuaber, nernDier Mann unb fonnte
faum meme Sarm @rbeit perritbten.
eblehte @euDbnbeiten in Der Sugeno
paren bic llrlahe. SEPT bin id], Soft iei
9anfl tuieber traffic unb geIuno. Sober
fann es nerben, tpent1 er meinem Gatbe
folet. Sic braudben mir nur cine 8riefe
marie gu ibiden unb ib min Sbnen
gerne ia9en, tuas Sic tbun mifen, Inn
Sbre DDae Mannesfraft tpieber gu be-
fommen. Mit Sarmer @ruB
Wnt. =. Klipp,
Salmage, Neb.
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a.s,,,rer s,rukttrdt.

Morible erbGlt bon feinem Woter
cine Mart unb fon bafiir eir Sab nshs
men. Wom elmer @tunbe fommt Mo-
rttle auriid nnb h6lt triumpbirenb Elm
Ginf5iepfennigitid in Der 9anb. vMie
haibt, Morible, baf De nidt senomme
{ @ub22-.9aB ih senomme Bab,
N~dtersleben. bab id aber perninftie
gefprphe nit benz BabetpGrter. 6at er
MIR gegebe { gebraudt Bah fer be 6dlf
bonn urb bab' id sefpart aud nod b
Seif'."
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Rettlerunth.

8ettIer: sd that I'm cine
fleins unteritiBung bitten-bin f1on
felt feds Mo4en arbeitslos!!1 =
Gerr: .Da tommen sic ia serabs
fedbt, ih tpollte foeben mad etnem 9pl5%
boder fhiden; benn i'd babe brei Rlaf=
ter 4ol3 befomnen, bic fofort gemadi
perben miiHen!"-8 ettIer: %,
i3 bitt', snd' 5srr, 10 fdnen gebt bas
nt9t, bo perlier' i9 ia meine gauge
9nnbfhoft! 6eut' bab' i6 nod hte
3crlfrobe gum Mbbetteln, morsen unb
~iibernorgen tommt bic 0orftabt
b'rdn!A
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Gin @d1Inuherner.

Qeutnant: .&erI, Du bait mir
ia btel gu sroBe 9anbf6uhe iebra9t,
tpeibt Du benn meme Summer niht!1
- d s: .3u 8efebl, 9err
Qeutnunt, aber ih badte, neil mir Der
Orr Qeutnarlt INNER feline a~bgelegten
9anbfnnbe gibt. bic mir n bisaen gu
fIein finb, nimmit ie eleid N bisaen
orXEprfa
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$ef,t @tnuDua4ukt.

u. (tm Sheater, tpo 9di1ers r4as
bale unb 2iebe4 seseben tpirb): rMie
eefdnt S6nen bic Muffibrung, 9err
Stoatsantpalt2A-8.: .@ebr i@nteref@
fontl 9is iebt foinmen bic paragra>
phen Is. "a, POI, 202, 2o4, 2O5. I'll,
212, 240 unb 241 bes Rei9sftrafgefeB<
bu9es in Jrage!!~
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die b6Tr #teber.

8duerin (su i6rem Manne, ben
fe Wprgens frart i'm Bette antriffH::
Nal rtranf bit' net aufftebnf dnnT,
ian Appetif tdk an Bdber mDafif-
no. Du g'fren' Did, bolfp pieOer
Gfunb btft!@
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.aoas muB id febena Bift Du iebt
70 tief gefunten, bab On auf Der
StraBe fpielen mubt2-.Doh niht,
.leine Grdu erlaubt mir Bios ni4t, bab
id 3u 9dufe libel"
@eint zsilne urbiteheu.

sd babe mid iebt entf9loFen, nit
ber tleinen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bic
Belle burh's 2eben gu manen."-
.llnb tpie Diel Neiieselb triest fie MTG"
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Die anaeitenten Beriuhe ba-
ben ereeben, baB cine tommersieue
Marcuni : 9elegrapbenlinie (orabt-
Ioa) 3tpiihen Stalien iiber Spanien
mad England etablirt uerben Tam.
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,,Bprp ; Tprmalin" (Gimer &
3ltmenS) nntiieptiibes Wittel eeeerl
Nronbmunben, @unben, 6autauss
fGlae uber dbnlide 2eiben. 6. s.,
Shmibt, Gaent, 6ouftun, 9eros
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Gbef gum 2ebrlins): rMun.
stiff, bat Dir Der 9err 9uhbalter
olles gelast. mas Du gu tbun baftg"-
Stift: .Sapone-iut aufpafen,
uub Jpn ilei4 peden. ebe sic rim ioms
men!A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07

|, would be a good thing in my estima-
ton,
"That II what Chef told me about H.
and / have been giving Il some serious
thinking, with the result that ! have
come to the conclusion that he Is right.
wouldn't ii mean the reiuvenation OF
baseball here. Lots more rams would
20 TO see a game played between, say,
Salt Lake and Sattle, than they would
between Lagoon and Logan, with no
reflection upon either one OF those
teams II would be- a big thing FOR
salt Lake baseball to get into a pro-
position Of that kind They are play
Ing some pretty good baseball up In the
northwest now and II ls being well
patr0nized. They have found the adj
ditlon OF Butte and Helena TO their
league 20 be help and not hind
rance and the big jumps are easily
paid for In the increased patronage"
II Is understood that Prest. Lucas
Of the Northwest league Is heartily In
favor Of the idea Lucas, It VIII be
remembered. came here In the summer
Of 1900 10 start a Utah league He met
with little success, and went 10 Mon
tana, where he engineered the Mon
tana league through successful sea-
son. He Is a good baseball man, and
Is doing all kinds Of things for north
west baseball II was he who drew the
two Montana clubs into the rainy coun-
try league, and now II Is his ambition
to get ogden and Salt Lake And
there are fans right here In town who
would like to see him to do-'plenty Of
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
Race TRACK Slang.

AS a sample Of race track slang the
Following from the st. Louis Republic
Is about the best, and faithfully de-
scrlbes not one race but score OF
races.
Don Ricardo Hanlon, the Houchstone
OF the qparter-stretch, the gay Jester OF
the grand stand, The Falstafflan placer
OF heavy commissions and uprOoter OF
things that are good In ways that arc
vain, had a 500 bin strung three ways
on Lytor Belle In the last race. He was
Kind OF shaky on himself until they
swung to the quarter
'l.yror Belle by I'VE lenpthsl" bavls
Jonesey from the press stand.
con you, Lyror Belief yelled the roll
licking Richard "You 10 the front ana
me TO McTague's until they douse the
calclums tonight, buying all their
things from sarfaparllla TO hock!"
Lyror Belle at the half by FIVE
lengths" comes the call.
'Aug-huh, hink on" cried the de-
lighted Dick. You 10 the wire, Lyror
Belle ana me TO my girl. then both OF
US TO Jaccards hauling away necklaces
ana diamond tlaras IN express wagons
tomorrow morning"
'Lyror Belle into the stretch by six
lengthsl' came the cry from aloft.
Wee' heel whahl whoop! aheep-he
was having incipient apoplexy-"on
you, lyror Belle, and It's me FOR mine
behind them books Then who would
be thirsty when beer IS only 81 "A throw
ON you LyIor Belle and put me down
Tor a free library Tor Caholla. ANDY
me Hoot Mon cannot give away anv.
lhing on ianlon. Ne al the ton NJ tbe
~ Martinique survivors fund ana
puting Mark Hanna out OF his boost |
win the salvation Army. Here Is |
where Coal on Johnny becomes cbean |
skate among the also rams Down goes |
f1erp Morgan from wall street ana |
Iohn Gates comes to see me about
Lyror Belle by four" gawped ,be
caller az they went past the post
Tome on, Kirby" said LENGTHY NJ
,ianlon 70 Kirby orr Back IN tbc
ray and help me carry this money
way Let's have drink first VIVA,
Eiil you havo?" ""a'
Beer said the laconlc Mr.. Orr
flease give me a glass OF apollinarls
ma q cigarette said Mr Hanlon. as
MS left hand dealt his right $500 worth
4 cardboard. vi
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lot thought much Of by the Denver

not thought much of by the Denver
fans:
Now that the rates to California are
reduced 10 80 extremely low rate,
why would II not be n good thing for
the fans TO make up collection and
buy ticket for Mr.. Waterbury, 80 that
the clubs on the coast would not be de-
prived Of his services? Waterbury has
had all the chance he could ask for
Mr. Packard has put him in time and
again and not once did he make good
Every time he goes In Denver loses the
game. What Is the use OF experiment
Ing any longer? Kansas City and Oma-
ha are playing great bali and we can't
afford 10 lose a single game II we hope
TO keep within distance OF the two
leaders. OF course, Mr. Packard Is do
ing ali he can to bring the championship
to this city II is a hobby with MIN.
And he wants 60 be fair to Waterbury
and not release him without fair trial.
No one could ask for a fairer condition
Waterbury has been found wanting
and what's the use Of losing any more
games az his expensef Let's hope it's
the last OF Waterbury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07

I night makes him the top sawyer OF the
| legitimate featherweight class--a class
| that unfortunately for Benny carries
with Il no h0nOrs such as II would have
carried several years ago or before
Terry McGOyern andt Young COrbet
raised the scale Of weights
This boosting OF weights by cham
pions. not only In the feathorwelght
class but in the bantams and light
weight divisions, Is to be depored, hut
as the champions TX the scale and the
upheld BY the sporting public nothing
can be done in the matter. II Is only
short while ago that we had cham
pl0ns az every Known weight between
the bantam, feather and lightweight
but they II appears, have been lost IN
the shuttle. and The champions in the
three divisions have pooled their issues
so to speak, and have set the notch 90
the highest possible limit Beginning
with the bantams we ind their weight
limit raised from 40 pounds TO ll5. The
featherweights have gone further by
adding fully ten pounds to their limit.
a few years ago the high notch was IFS
pounds, and at present Is l2l weight
in about six hours before entering the
ring, the weight C0rbatt and Meow
ern have signed for their next cham
pionship battle The llghtweights have
not been quite so brash with the scales
as the present champion, Joe Cane, has
slgnlfed his willingness to meet any
one at l3j pounds--twO pounds above
the old limit.
This making Of new champions that
DO not M the old and legitimate notches
demands a general revision OF weights.
If not that then some kind Of arrange
ments should be made for more cham
pions As the matter stands az pres
ent there are too many pounds between
the bantam feather and lightweights |
with the high mark for bantams at ll6 |
pounds ils-pound yOungster would |
be full-negder featherweight, and as |
such would be compelled TO fight l2S |
1r 1870 FOUNDER for the championship, |
md 105-pound bantam would have to
cope with a l15-pounder. This Is too
big handicap, but the champions In
hose two classes demand aspirants for
heir honors must fight AZ weights
hey set Unfortunately there 10 no
governing power In pugilism, and the
Ugh weights In the bantam and fea-
classes. at least, viii re-
main intact until some light bantam
" feather Games along. trims the
hampton. and sets the weights back
o the old limit.
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YOUNG ooRBETTs PLANS.
After Disposing of Sullivan He vii
Take On Benny Yanger.

Just what the little champions plans
are is still unsettled, says the Denver
Post or course, he has his present
match on with Sullivan After that
Manager John Corbett viii probably
have arranged match with Kenny
Yauger In Chicago. Yanger stated
some time ago he was willing and
ready 20 meet the champion. and Il be-
gins to look as II the so longed for OPP
portunity Is at hand. We here all re-
member the last meeting between the
pair. Yanger was not even a good sec
ond. lie was the luckiest boy in the
world he got draw that night Corbett
IN condition will give the Chicago fight
goers the biggest surprise In the world
In the manner In which he Will handle
their supposed invinclble featherweight.
As the dlsttAce Is only six rounds Il
viii allow the Denverite TO 20 at top
speed the whole journey. Yanger Is o.
good boy. There never was any ques-
tlon about that But he Is long way
removed from the championship class
while Young Corbett and Terry Nc
Govern are In his path.
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TWO NEW STARS.
iIofmann and Eddie Smith Com
tribute Saucer Sensation,

The past week, the second In tn
present saucer season. had one sensa.
ton 10 spring. and Il was a pleasant
one. The sympathy Of the cyclomani.
acs went quickly TO Eddie Smith and
Hoffman, when they We're cast against
their wills, into the professional class
This was so. not only because they
have been among the most popular Of
the riders, but because sympathy al
ways goes out 10 the under dog
But the two cX-amateurs proved
themselves 20 be- far from the under
dog. In fact. they are among the very
best Of the professional riders at the
track. simply running away from the
other pros at Tuesdays meet. Were
they cheered? Seldom has such an
enthusiastic hooray gone up from the
crowd that always goes 20 the races.
As the riders were rounding the
north turn after the race, those who
were seated IN that part OF the amphi-
theater heard one Of the defeated pros
say TO Chapman. Il don't know. John
what's the matter?"
That's Just til don't know, John
what's the matterg"