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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-01-16
Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County Of Bates.

County OF Bstes.
In the Circuit Court of Bates County, in ".
cation, December 10th, 1901, Mollie H. Levi
Plaintiff. VS.. James Lewis, Defendant. "a
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herei1( ~
her attorney, W. o. Jackson, and dies her@etfj
ton snd aflidavit, alleging among other l&Hngsf
that Defendant James Lewis is not 1fsiden
Of the State Of Missouri:
Whereupon, it is ordered by the elezk In "
cation, that said defendant be abtided b
publication that plaintiff has Commenced
a suit against him in this court, u object and
general nature of which is to Obtain decree OF
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony entered
into by and between Plaintiff and Defendant On
the grounds that Defendant has been guilty Of
such conduct as 10 constitute him yagrant IN.
der the laws of Missouri in this that being o.
able-bodied man he failed and refused 20 sup
port his wife and family, and Plaintiff further
alleges as grounds for divorce that the said
Defendant has been guilty of such indtgnitef
to plf as to render her condition in life intolr
cradle, in this (Plaintin allegng) that said De-
PENDANT has been guilty of adultery, and als(
had improper correspondence with an unmar.
ried woman and on many occasion charged
Plaintiff with adultery, and that unless the
said defendant, James Lewis, be and appear 81
this court, at the next term thereof to be be-
gun and holden at the court house, In the
city Of Butler, in said county, on the
18th day of February next, and ON or before
the first day of said term, answer or plead e
the petition In said cause, the same will b.
tdken as ConlVsstut anu judgment Will ut IrH
dered accordingly.
Aud 1t is further ordered that copy hereof
be published, according to law. in THE BuTLER
WEEKLY TINES, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in Bates county for four weeks success
sively, the last Insertion to be at least fifteen
days before the first day Of the next term OF
the circuit court.
A. b. LUDWICK, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy of the record.
Witness my hand and seal of the circuit court
of Bates county, this 10th day Of
tsKAL.l December, 1901. Y
A. b. LUDwfN,
Cat Circuit lerk.
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The properties of Billiards. Snow
Liniment possesses a range of use
fulness greater than any other rem
edy. A day seldom passes in every
household, especially where there are
children. that is not needed. Price
% and 80 cents. For sale by H. L.
Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-01-16

The civil service commission has
called the attention OF the secretary
of the interior to charges of removal
OF employees for political purposes
against John Perrault, surveyor gen.
eral OF Idaho.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-01-16

The Joplin Globe very truthfully
says; The Carthage Press wants
the Republicanpart returned topow-
er in Missouri. This is very strange.
The tax rate in Missouri is now only
one-halfwhat it was when the Repub-
leans were in power. 1t is strange
that the Press should desire to double
the taxes of the people. BUTT would
be still stranger if the people agreed
todoit," Is would indeed be strange
and more than strange; it would be
reckless extravaganza for the people
OF Missouri to follow the advice of
the Press. The administration Of
State affairs under Democratic rule
has been marked with honesty and
capability. Taxes in this state have
been gradually reduced under Demo-
CRITIC rule while in adjoining states
under Republican rule, taxes have
been gradually increased. Missouri's
taxation is lower than that of any
adjoining Republican state Nevada
Mail.
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Truman Evans, star route mail
carrier, was arrested Wednesday
night at Competition, twenty-five
miles south of Lebanon, Mo-, by
Sheriff Shank, on the charge of bur-
glarizing the residence of Frank
WEIGH.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors. and
all others interested In the estate of Israel
Nesterode. deceased. that l, Emanuel Nestle
final settlement thereof, at the next term of
the Bates County Probate court, In Bates
county, state of Missouri, to be held at Butler.
Missouri. on the 18th day of February A. d.
1902. EMANUEL NESTLER0DE
Executor
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Deep Water Items.
Too late for last weeks issue.

| DeSp Ndtel ltellS.
Too late for last weeks issue.
The protraeted meeting is progres
sing nicely at the South Methods
church in Johnstown, conducted b,
Revs. Vivian and Wagner.
Miss Cora Stapleton, of Clinton
spent last week in Johnstown, tn
guest of her brother and family.
Mrs. Anna Howard, who has beer
spending II few weeks in Butler ha
returned home.
Rev. Rogers filed his regular mp
pointment in Johnstown Saturda,
night and Sunday.
James Hurt and wife of st. Louis
are the guests OF relatives in Johns
town this week
The meeting at Antioch is progress
sing nicely,
Misses Lulu and Gertie Shelton ant
Mrs. Ida Rifle, of Butler, were tn,
guests OF William Sutherland anC
family Saturday. Mrs. S. is mos
excellent lady and a splendid cool
and a good dinner was served and ,
royal good time had by all.
Miss Tudie Alexander of Montrose
spent last week the guest of friend,
in this vicinity.
ID. IL. kash and wife visited W. l.
kash and family Sunday
Jack Callahan is dangerously i'll al
this writing.
The residence of Hugh Gilliland
caught fire from a defective fue, Sat
urday night. and had gotten under
considerable Roadway when discov
cred. BY the presence of mind and
good sense of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilliland
the fire was soon extinguished with
out much damage.
Mrs. Ida Rifle, of Butler, spent last
week the guest of W. Fl. Shelton anC
family.
There was a social hop given al
Vance Stubblefield's one night last
week.
Mesdames ". l.. Kash, Lee Simp.
son and J. +. Rash spent last Tues.
day with Mrs. Hugh Gilliland.
Grandma Stubblefeld of neal
Spruce, spent last week visiting in
Johnstown.
John Stevenson and wife are the
proud parents of a fine baby boy.
By reading these items you max
guess that the people in this vicinity
are calling and paying back calls
this week, so they may start in anew
year.
v. H Shelton and wife spent last
Tuesday with the family of |. n.
Smith. Mr.. Smith is an excellent
gentleman, a good farmer, and a
staunch democrat
Several OF our neighbors went to
Montrose last week, shopping.
j. E Kash has just returned home
from visit with relatives and friends
at Nevada.
Several from a distance attended
the Methodist church in town Sun
day wight.
Willie Shelton and Tom Guy have
been trading stock this week.
Henry Morehead and wife attended
meeting at Antioch Sunday night.
Mrs. Bert Gilliland and Miss
Georgia Ramey dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Gilliland last Thursday,
that being Mr. Cts 10th birthday.
An elegant dinner was served and all
had a good time. ROSE.
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WILLIAM M'KlNEY.
His Life and Work,
BY GEN. CHARLES II. GROSVENOR.

BY GEN. CHARLES II. GRoSvENOR.
The late Presidents lifelong friend, comrade
in war, colleague in Congress and champion in
House of Representatives; was near the Presi-
dents side with other great men when his eyes
were closed in death; followed his remains to
National Capital and to Canton. Millions Of
copies will be sold. sales spreading like fire in
dry stubbie; men and women taking 10 to 30
orders daily. 1t is the Official book. Eulogies
from Governors, Senators, editorials from
great dailes. Last and dying words of world 9
great men, but none so grand as McKnleyA T.
'IT Is GODS WAY" Contains Photographic
of last photograph of President ever takeIk
You can easily and quickly clear S.. Loo TheA
General requires that share of proceeds of sale
ofevery book sold shall be donated TO a McKin-
ley Monument Fund. Thus every subscriber to
this book becomes contributor to this fund.
Everybody will buy it; orders for the asking: no
one will refuse. Send u 2-cent stamps for ele-
CANT prospectus; 100000 copies will be sold In
this vicinity quick; wideawake business men or
woman Of some means cab make a fortune Quick
by getting sole control of State.
Address,
TIE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY.
Corcoran Bldg, Opp U. s. Treasury.
H-3t Washington, DC.
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hayes stopped and within six months
l was entirely cured and have had no
attack OF its since. 1t is the best
thlng | have found for wounds and
burns and keep it for use in case of
accident. It is clean liquid pleas.
ant to shetland taste. Respectfully.
HENRY FAHEYS
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BABY'S FACE MADE HIM REPENT
Photograph in Stolen Watch Reminded
Thief of His Own Dead Child.

Middleton, \. T., Jan, 9.-The res
idence OF Sylvanus Ashley of Chip
mans Corners was recently robbed
OF several articles of jewelry, enclud-
ing Ashley's gold watch, the case of
which contained photograph OF his
baby, Gladys.
Yesterday Ashley found the missing
articles in package on his porch,
accompanied by the following note:
Dear Sir--I stole this property
from your house recently, while you
slept. When | saw the baby's face
in the watchcase it reminded me of
my own little one, long since dead.
Then | thought of the innocence OF
childhood and the happy days when
! was engaged in honest and lucra-
tive business. This retrospect caus-
ed indescribabe anguish of heart,
and resolved to return the stolen
property and hereafter lead an hon.
est life, God fteiping me.
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Many n bright and happy house
hold has been thrown into sadness
and sorrow because of the death of a
loved one from a neglected cold.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
great cure for coughs, colds and all
pulmonary ailments. Price % and
80 cents, For sale by H. l., Tucker.
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To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
ii it fails to cure. Z. w. Groves sig
nature ison each box. 25c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-01-16

Steinmetz, Mo-, Aug. %, 100.
Have used DIR. Tichenor's Antisep.
tic for 2 or 3 years and think We
could hardly get along without It.
IL has given universal satisfaction in
this section. I'M W.
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Reformed Sinner.
Ashley says if he could find the
man he would be his friend,
Race Cost Belmont $50, 900.

New York, Jan. 9.-It cost Perry
Belmont $4,000 to run forCongress
and be defeated by a Republican,
in Democratic district that hereto
fore has given about 1900 Demo-
cratic plurality. Mr.. Belmont's or
ders were Regardless of expense, :"
and it is said that his aides executed
the Instructions with a prodigality
that voters of the district never be-
fore saw and will talk about until
their dying day.
The estimate of expenditures runs
as follows: Turkeys, washboilers,
kitchenware, etc, $4,000; labor
linen to wear badges), $12, 800;
promoting political clubs, $500;
torchlight procession, $1,000; inter.
esting voters on Staten Island, $2O,-
600; removing obstacles in the First,
Second and Third districts. SIS, 900:
cost of pictures, etc, $4,000
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The death, Saturday, Dec. Goth, OF
Mrs. Mile Simpson, at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Vim. I. Nichols,
in Adrian, after brief illness from
pneumonia, is reported by the Jour
nal. The deceased was S3 years, 8
months and II days old. She was
born in Madison county, Kentucky,
March II, 1918. In 1887 she was
united in marriage with Benjamin F..
Simpson and ia 1859 1853 moved to Mis-
Souri, In early life she united with
the Baptist church and remained a
member until her death. Nine chill
dren survive her.
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Stops the Cold and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 20 cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-28

Washington, November 27.-Ap excellent
card Of seven events. including two steepIe-
chasos and race on the nat for the wash.
ington cup, at two and quarter miles,
drew to Bennlngs today tho largest assem-
blagc that over Witnessed days racing I'm
this city. The track was very heavy and
tho going hard. Most interest centered I'm
the cup race, IN which over half Of the
horses entered were scratched. Circus. tho
outsider, with Blake up, won this race In
u hard drive from Andy williams and Car.
buncle, the horses that made all the pace.
Five furlongs Guess, Lucky Day, Plan.
taEanact Time 1 0J SO
Seven furlongs- Brandy Smash, Grail
Brisk. Time IA 40
Steeplechase, about two and hnlf miles
Ivan, Arus Chevnl dor Time 5:37.
Steepicchase, about three miles Imperial
list, nraughtsman, Montrip. Time 627
/ Washington cup. two and quarter mile,
! Circus, Andy Williams. Cnrbupcle. TimC
/ 4:2t
/ Six furlongs Barkelmore, Profitable
| John Noyin Time 1 20 30
Mile and forty yards Smart Set. Ber
! Howard, Arruh Gowan. Time 1:54 30.
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oHIcAeo,s CATTLE SHOW
Everything Is in Readiness ~ WE
ina Of the Expcslu0n

Everything Is in Readiness io.s-
ina Of the Exposition
Chicago. November 27.-Erer'i'4 !. 4
readiness for the formal opening Y = 7,
dav of the third international !, w M 4
sTnoSit,on nj the stock yards 2 I. ~
me exposition this year vii y y, n
larger than last year, naA.ns NJ ~
OF any other exhibition - ..,ni n
point OF number OF entries vlrf 4
EST and educational innuenes N 81
eign countries have recogn'Lsas "A
tance Of the exposition by n.n,s' ~
for the eyenl ...,,g
their diplomatic and industrs,i :. ~ N
t,ves IN this country 70 a tsns casstls
full report of the progress ss aSSSlbu .
live stock as shown IN tns saso,a ~
the competitive events han ,s ~
and the exposition manasSs,M Ky" rss,s
an attendance OF half million rls I
outside tbe city OK Chicago, IA "A
forte hive been made TO lsI y "
observation-disclosures for this throuss .r.l,
Wednesday a new 49, 49, wards ~
ylded by the Union Sloen ., sr b
MS per1nnnent headquarlef ,s,ss
bred i've stock record sIr,s
Tinted States and Canaaa, sils,sl 4
~ ~ scone OF the intetnau,,s.y
ZION yiil he dedicated BY X, IN
,ienitnre lanes Wilson ana Nc
Of n number Of agI ,Ns. "a stisii
have accepted invitations
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played ~ every point Of the gnmc and the
Alabnmians plunged through their line Tor
repeated galns or five, seTon and ten yards.
Twice the Alabama team took the BAL
ana without losing it scored touchdowns.
Foreman made failure IN attempting to
Kick goals and only placed the ball once
between the posts out OF i've trials.
GoPHERs FOUGHT DESPERATELY.
Ann Arbor, Mich. November ZI-Micn.
lgHp defeated Minnesota today on Ferry
Held 81 TO o, and earned the undieputed
title OF the Western football championship.
u took seventy minutes OF furious play 20
finish the game. At times both teams
were brilliant; at times the game on botn
slder WAS ragged. hut II mover censed TO be
desperate. The superiority Of the Woiver
ines over the Gophers Is not questioned to-
night In the first half thcr carried the
yards to the credit of Minnesota. In the
second half the Michiganders made lSJ
Yards against 165 yards FOR Minnesota.
minnesota braced wonderfully after
touchdown by Flynn and played better
game. The star playing of the game was
done by HeEton, Michignn's left half back
Hts run from Minnesota's twenty-yard line
Tor q touchdown was the most notable play
OF the day Heistan Of Michigan was badly
from the field
Columbus. Ohio. November 2T.--ohio
State and the University Of Indiana played
6 to G.
Champaign H.. November 27.--Illnois
defeated Champaign, so to o. today
Atlanta, Ca, November 27.-The univer-
| sity OF Georgia today defeated Alabama
Polytechnic institute OF Auburn, by score
OF IL to .. The game was the best seen In
Atlanta this season. Auburn was clearly
outclassed,
Mobile. Ala. November 27.-The game
today AT Springhill college. Mobile, between
Fort Morgan and Springhill college. result
ed College 9, Fort Morgan o.
Al Knoxville Clemson college II, Univer-
sity Of Tennessee 0.
Raleigh. y. G.. November PA. and NJ.
Charleston, S. c.. November 27.--charies.
ton association g. Furman . (tle).
Columbia, S. G. November 27-south
| Carolina college SO, Charleston college o.
Marion, Ala. November 27-Howard col
lege Blrmingham) %, Marion Military in
stitute o.
Richmond, Va, November 27.-The uni.
| verslty OF Virginia and the University OF
score of IL TO IL.
| Washington, November 27.--Carlsle In
dians u, GEORGETOWN O.
Memphis, Tenn, November 27.-- Castle
! Heights school Lebanon, Tenn, G. Mem
! phis University school 0.
Baltimore. Nd. November %. -University
Of Maryland 3 Johns Hopkins o.
Lincoln, Neb., November 27.-Ncbraska
u, Northwestern University o.
Kansas City, No. November q Tho
| Terrible swedes II, Haskell Indian
| School o.
Coshocton. Ohio, November 27.-webster
! Yluglng, captain and halfback of the New
comerstown Athletic club was fatally in
jured in a football game here today
st. Louis, Mo- November 2T.--Excite-
ment, caused by watching a local football
game today, caused the sudden death from
apopexy OF Rev. John J. Bnrth Of the Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church This was
the first football game he had ever wit.
, messed
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@ A Kea FuII 81 Pennies.
Grand Rapids Hernld


While tearing down building 50 Rich
land, Mich, which has been occupied for
the last forty years by A. d. Barnes as a
general store. keg fun Of war time pen.
niles was found IN secluded spot In the
basement fhe keg contained fully oNo0
coins their value 0eing about $500 at the
tluir they were Issued which was whcn
the government WIS usng scrip money
aud arn the same as were pot Into circnll
ton principals by mmhcy and railwaF
companies 10 use as change. They have
no Intrinsic value at the present time -
eVpt fN the copper they contain. Those O.
date 1868 bear on one side a representation
Of the Stars aud Strlucs In relief and on
the reverse side. THE American Flag
Forever; II Anybody Tears II Down Shoot
Him on the Spot" a large number Of 'he
pennies ISSUED IN 1862 bear on one Side q
portrait OF Washington, with the words
'srho Union Forever beneath On the re-
verse side are the words "The Flag Of Our
Country"
The pennies have been distributed among
the Kids Of the village.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTR1Es.

Three-quarters Of a mile. mnidens, 2-year.
olds-Sidney Sabbath liz, Suburban Queen
100. N.colette 1o5 soyer 105, Polite 102,
Shod Fly 101.
Three-quartcrs Of n mile. selling Peter
Duryea liz, II You Dare Ill, hummer 100,
Tonlcum. john Peters, Kiss Quick 10T, DR..
Scharff 104. Della Ostrand Moronl 1O2. Lit
~ Jack Homer Mary Moore %, Optional
96.
One mile, selling Leenja, Dodle s. so,
Annie Thompson. Maid Of Enid 0S. Miss
stanley 103 NHboklsh Tom Middleton fO6.
Seven eigbths OF mile, hnndicnp--Flora
Levy SO. Balm OF Gilead o. Travers rs,
Scotch Plaid iO2 Clonmel 1O7. Harry New
no Federal 10.
Six md q half furlongs, selling -AuriC
Il. 90, Florcstan ~. Rankin 96, Ravenspur
9S. BroOkstoon 100. Watkins Ovcrton
rnncrcd Nmble Mug lot, Glenrlce 1O2
Arvensis lO3.
one mile. selling Pearl Finder "a. HUI
zah o. Optimo 0S, Rassclns 1O1. Andes
Free Pass 103, Scotch Plaid los Commits
sioncr Forster 10I
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A CRITICAL MOMENT.

The ball was within fifteen yards Of
Cornell's goal and excitement was intense.
Mitchell, Pennsylvania big guard, was
brought on In Plckarskl's place On the
first attempt he tore through Cornel's lines
for Eve yards. Gardiner made four. Mitch
ell four more and then Bennett carried the
bah over for touchdown, tielng the score.
The touchdown WIS made far TO the left
nf the goal posts and Dale was chosen 10
punt ont to Gardiner for free catch md
a moment later the ball dropped safely in
Gardeners hands
Immediately in front of the goal posts
pandcmonium seemed to have broken loose.
Gardiner kicked the goal, scoring the point
which won the game, The lineup:
HpnnsylNanlA. CORNELL.
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vANDTRRITT MrT DrrrAT

Nashville, Tenn, November 27-on n
heavy, soggy Aeld, today the Vanderbilt
football team met defent for the first time
this season The conauerors came from
The University Of the South at Sewnnee.
and the score was II to .. The game was
repete with excitement and 1t was Sc
wanee's formation that won. Her line
cruited by drawing men from It and send.
ing the concentrated force OF six men
against vanderbilts kneeling players.
Vanderbilt gains were largely made
around the ends and each time her backs
were sent 10 their work they made splen-
did showings.
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THE CHARGE OF THE ELEVEN.

with Apologies to Alfred Tennyson.)
Half a yard--half a yard
Half q yard onward,
All up and down that Geld,
Backward and forward.
Into the other team
Rushed that eleven,
Back came number which
The quarter had given:
Forward, McCluskey thereI
"4-5-6-S4!'
The quarterback Numbered.
Forward. McClosky therer'
No man was there dismayed--
Although they were aware
Some one had fumbled
yours not to make reply;
Yours not to reason why.
Yours but to do and dlew
The fullback just mumbled.
Left end to right Of him
Right end to left OF him
Center in front OF him
The ball must be punted
"rocldedH' They had him sure
Down They had Just one more;
They line up as before
More men are wounded.
Arms gone and legs are smashed.
Put they play--not nbashed;
some men their heads had znshed
The spectators wondered.
"4-5-6-S4!'
Same number as before.
just ) To tie the score!
How the stands thunderel!
Tackles to right Of him.
Tackles to left OF him,
Racks" massed behind him
Volleyed and Numbered.
EAe signal given and passed;
This chance II was the last -
See. all the plays are masssd
For this last run.
There. watch him hit the limo
~ one IN front this time.
Tho ball Is overtime!
The game is won!
When can his glory fado7
Oh, that great run ha m1dc'
The world annlnuhed.
Honor the 10 and one,
Who the Pame PLAYED ard won
are Toasted and lauded.
New Vori e,,,
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lnoleside Races.

San francisco, Cal, November 2T.-At In
geside; Weather clear; track fast.
Seven furlougs selling nlowaho. Mitas.
Agnriuc. Time 20.
Six furlongs, selling Huachucba, Golden
Light. Jarrlcrrle d'Or, Time 1.15i5
Six furlongs, handicap Durnzzo, Gold
Bell polouus Time i:15 s.sr
Six :urlongs, selling S%d sam, Irene
Lindsey, Princess Tit n Time id4&.
Mile and an eight Thanksgiving handi.
can Sombrero, 4 folight, Corrigan Time
.55L
one mile, sc'nng Mountebank, tTrchin
Gawninc, Tue 42A.
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eoodman's Name Approprlate

Boston Mass, November 2T-Kid Good
man. who is to fight Harry Forbes at St
Louis for the featherweisht championship
won his hght with Chester Goodwin In
twelve rounds before the Criterion Athletic
club tonight. Il was the hest fight seen
here for several wears, Goodman was
heavier and did most ~ the leading
Patsy Haley Of Buffalo and Billy Ryan
q South Boston fought an eight round
draw.
Joe Elliott Of Baltimore and Luther
Manuel OF Portland fought a six round
draw