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LIABILITIES

Aoldt 5000. $4,000 . 80 -----'-- = -71f
Agreements 10 repurchase secured loans here
tofore negotiated and sold amounting 70 81, sd.
secured By FIST mortgage real estate, said
agreen~Its constituting a contingent liability.
District Of Columbia. City Of Washington, -:
l. j. ". WHELPLEY, treasurer Of the above
named bank, do sOleiEnly swear that the above
statement is true 20 the best Of my knowledge
and belief J. W WHELPLEY. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 2lsi
day Of November. 1908.
CHARLES r. HARLAN. Notary Public.
Correct-At-est:
c. J. BELL
HENRY r BLOUNT.
JAMES f. FITCH.
IT, A WILLARD
: 5 BURDETT.
W V. COX,
CLARENCE r. NORMENT,
DANIEL. FRASER
JOHN f. HERRELL,
WARD THORON,
II Directors.
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VERNON AN ALExANDRIAN.

Capt. Charles r. Vernon. of the Wash
ington Metropolitan Police Force. who
has been retired with a lieutenants
pension, is a native of Alexandria, and
lived here until he was about twenty
two years Of age. He was the son of
Philip r. Vernon. of a well-known
Alexandria family.
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COLLEGES EVEN IN CHESS.

BOSTOF.. Nov. 2l.-The chess match
between Harvard and Yale at the Har-
ward Union. Cambridge was adjourned
early today. each university having won
three games. -Four games were left
for adjudication.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Columbia Railroad es, 1,000a119.
Columbia Railroad 5s 5O001031h.
Capital Traction. 2H123
MergenthaleT, 1041S1%, 1041S1&, 1Oll
1914.
After Call-Mergenthaler, 10q1s1S4, 109
ls1z. 10QlS1%.
National Safe Deposit. J09150. 5G150
Mergenthaler. 2OQ1S1ss 1NdlSl%-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-The following
table shows the highest, lowest. and
last prices. OF the most active stocks
sold on the stock exchange today. and
the net changes from Yesterdays clos
ing prices:
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The gold premium al MaoIIu lOudy
was 80. IS. against 1856 yesterday; and
at Lisbon, 2450, unchanged.
Chicago exchange on New York city
10 to Is cents premium, against mar to
Is premium a year ago today Boston
exchange par, against par to discount
yesterday.
Bar silver in London dull and 4 lower
at q pence per ounce. Today's New
York price for commercial bars Y lower
at $50 d5924 cents. Government assay
bars X lower at 5S1zG60A- Mexican dol
lars easier at 442zI46S4.
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SHOT ALFoNso,s TUTOR.

MADRID, Nov. 2.-An unidentified
man fred three times with revolver
az Senior Briecta. one OF King Alfonso
tutors. who was slightly wounded
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE u. S. TREASURY

Tho United States Treasury statement issued
Friday, covering actual results Of two days be-
fore. compares in its net balances follows with
the same date one and two years ago. The
statement subioined for all three years excludes
the $50. coo, 600 reserved against Government
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PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-The following
table shows the highest. lowest. and
last prices, together with the number of
shares sold. Of the most active issues
on the stock exchange in the past week:
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The following are the
quotations for ''futuFss on the grain market to-
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Samuel Chevally slipped and fell
while descending the steps of the City
Hotel today. She sustained some slight
In itlrics
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1903. 1902 1901
Gold - SI15,sss eco SI1S. ass, 405 Sos, 94i ,972
Silver. 1852 467 6.l52,75j 9.427.T4S
T. 5 notes. 2.ss1,9l6 2,546,24i 7.192, 49e
Treasy notes,
Total cash 12s 057 les I22, pa 654 122. 625, $50
DEPOSITS los, SOL 766 Jas, 4sl, sos liz, 992, 77s
Total. 2o7, 3os, 9S4 go, 666. O52 Sa.els. 49,
sNet aysila-
bic balance 219. 3o2 4ss 2oO.543a25 164. 304. ol7
Including under assets fractional and minor
coin, bonds and interest paid, etc, and under
liabilities national bank fund, discussing officers
balances, etc.
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AVtdA fsV0isZe0 81
Agreements TO purchase loans secured on rcal
estlte, heretofore negotiated and sold. cousti-
tutiae contingent liability, and amounting
TO $50, 10000.
District Of Columbia. S.:
|. ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer Of the above
named company, do solemnly that the
above statement is true, TO the best q my
knowledge and belief.
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn 70 before INC, this 10Th
day OF November 1903.
Affixed B. DENT
Notary Pubic.
Correot-Attesi:
JNO. joy EDISON.
JNO. A. SWOPE
BRAINARD II. WARNER
FILLS SPEAR.
= ". WOODWARD
". J. NEWTON
LOUIS ID. WINE.
MARTIN 4. KNAPP
JOHN b. LARNER.
AUGUSTUS CRANE .Ir
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Directors.
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Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. acompanie,
by her daughter. Rebecca Barrett
started today for California.
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c. Conway Brawner viii start tonor.
row for Warrenton. Va. TO visit rela.
tives
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

NATIONAL. SAFE DEPOSIT. SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
at Washington. in the District Of Columbia. at
the close of business November Il, 1903
RESOURCES
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Stock Market Held 10 Marcos Limits
BY Deadlock Bet7veeu Bills and Bears
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The following are the
opening quotations on the curb market today
To-Day NpSta-dav
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TO END RETREAT.

The retreat, which has been in prog
ress at st. Mary's Academy. will close
tomorrow evening at o'clock. when ser
vices Will be held in St Mary's Church.
The Rev. Father Sullivan will conduct
them.
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n az empty iouses do NOT enbarraa
NOWS the Real Estate Dealer who uses
Tbs Times WaaE Columns.
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DO YOU NEED A LOAN?

Reasonable rates. Courteous treatment No
delay. Life insurance policies bought and
loaned on. cHAs. A. BAKER. III0 F ST. Rooms
40-4s Phone 5I7 sea4-tf
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY
At Washington, in the District OF Columbia. AZ
the close Of business, November II. 1903
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
REsOU RCES

WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
al Washington, d. C., at the close Of business
November IL. 1905.
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FINANCIAL.

FLN[ NCIAL.
II your property is not paying all it should
that's sledge hammer argument in favor Of
intruSting its management with those wh5've
won success by making other peoples property
pay.
We can rent your houses right away and keep
them rented they'll pay.
The F. II. SMITH CO.,
iAoS N. Y. Ave-. Bond Bldg.
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LOANS OF $40
mn AN-ANL LO2t =
COS + $. y. ".
MONEY Loened salaried People.

Retail merchants teamsters boarding houses,
without security; largest business in ss prir-
ciPal cities. ToLMAN. Room 1Ol. SIS 18th st.
NV 1nls-tf
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Money to Loan, d per cent.
On real estate in District Of Columbia No delay
in closing loans.
HEISKELL g. McLARAN, 1909 F ST.
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GOVERNMENT BOEDS
RAILROAD BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Wash Gas Co., ser A. 6's l0O1-2I.. IJj
Wash Gas Co.. ser B, IS l9oi-27.. ID
L. ). Eiec. Light, Deb. Imp 1907. lJ2 Il
q. s. Elec. Light, Cert Indeot... l9l Il
Ches & Pot. Tel. Com. e'B....... l0Jk Il
Wash. Ma-set Co., lst Ga, 1892 los4
Masonic hail Assn -. {. 1903. 2O0
Washington Gas-------...-..-..-- llo@
an. Sec. Trust Cerr.......,..., lH Ii
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Advance. Decline.
Total sales Of STOCKS 1s7, 049 shares.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-10
Werimdbte, es an oerberaeu.

Sc lift Die alte @eldibte: uDie
COME bringt es an ben gag!" Sou
baB es iib in oielem Sale nidt
um Elm 8erbreden banbelt. Cine
Srau fublt iib abgelpannt, fie bat
&adenibmersen uno leibet an Ser
oauungsi6ma6e, aber fie meint,
oes lei Nihts" uno perIuht es su
nerbergen. bis fie iblieBlih aans
uuo gar Suiammenbribt. 9duihen
Sic fib ni6t! Nebnten Sic iofort
Electric Bitters. @r bat ben Guf,
baB er Magen=, 2eber= uno Nierens
Bei6neroen BELT uno er miro Sbr
gauges Spitem i1eu beleben! Die
iblimmlten Jorrnen jener &ranfbei=
ten merben iDfort Der beilenoen
Mtaht oes Electric Bitters meihen.
Sour 80 Gents unb aarantirt burh
Die Ipotbefe pDn s. &alteper &
SDbn, SEP. S. Shmitt, gigentbn=
i1er uno 30. DreiB.
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neroen fDnne, neil Tppbus nur ourh
Berubrung init bereits baran erz
frantten Berionen iibertraeen tperoe.
Wfan i6reibt aus Berlin: War=
conis erfolareides brabtlples 9eles
9rapbiren iber ben Osean miro bier
neiolDs bepunoert. Nues lobt feline
ME aeobnten @rfclae. Nuerbinas
miro beroOrgeboben, oab Elm GROCER
1beil oes grfolges Dem 5traBburger
BrDfefior Seroinano Braun aebubrt,
% Wtarcont ben suerit BON Braun
praftilb oertpenoeten geidloiienen
eleftriiden Sbminaunasfreis aus
aepoener Jlaihen CUR @rseugung
Der SunfenueQen benubte.
Sn Berlin lino iebt Dem beutz
iben GeifscDmmiiiGr fir Die ct.
9ouifer 8eltausiteQung 1,500, 900
Wtarf our gerfiiguna eeiteGt uDr=
ben. Dies lit Die erite State Der
$500, 900 biz 5000, 900 Marf, me(=
DIE bic Belhidune Der MusIteuuna
BON Soften Deutiblanos Der Sbas
sung nab foiten miro. Diele SEE
miutgung lift i'm Budget porgeleben.
Gin Bug aus Dem Blane bes
&aifers 8ilbelm CUR umuanbluna
oes 8runetpalos in einen erpBen Of
fentliben 8arf fir Berlin 1T Der,
oaB bort cine 20 Weter breite unb 2
oeutihe Weilen lanee 5abritraBe
fir Nutomobile angeleet tperben loa.
- SIrit Marimilian ggon gu
Suritenberg, bas 6aupt oes fnrlt=
li9en @eiammtbauies Siritenbere
uno erblihes Mitelieo oes preuBiz
iben 6errenbauies, 1T unter Die
3eitunesarinoer eeganeen. Ct lift
geaenudrtig nit Der 8iloung zines
SDnoifats beibaftiat, burh peldes
eine grDBe rationale T%agesSeitung
ms 9eben gerufen meroen ipu.
Diele neue BublifatiDn lDn niht
DffisiDs iein, aber Die beutlGen na=
tiDnalen Sntere1ien auf bas Grdfs
tigite pertreten unb etpa Die eleihe
%teuung einnebnten mie Die 2onbp=
ner ngimes".
Ius Nnoiiban in @ul}ilh=
Surfeltan tueroen neue @robeben
beridtet, bod foroerter bteielben bies
Wfal feline Spfer an Wen1benleben.
= aus MarDffo miro berihtet,
DAB Dee gbron<B rdtenbent Ben 6a=
mara BET Seq geiblager porben lit
uno fib suriidsesogen bat. @erihie=
oene bisber feinolibe Gabplen1tdmme
ionen fid Dem Sultan untermorfen
baben.
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Ybptparapbie pbne Siebt.

2eipaig, 25. DEG. Dem Brp=
feiior Der pbpiifaliiden Gbemie an
Der bieliaen uniueriitdt, Or. Oftpalo
lit es in 8emeinibaft nit Or. Ssfar
@ros gelunaer, photographer obne
2iht ber5uiteuen, alio aud inn Dnns
feln 81 pbotograpbiren. 9ebnlib
mie oas 2ibt mirfen 1dmlt1 gemiIie
Stofe, mie Blatit1 uno Silber, in=
benz fie freimiaig, alio BON 1elbit, unb
iomit audi i'm Dunfeln nerlaufenbe
hemiibe Bro5e1ie beihleunigen.
Gin aus Blatin ooer Silber ber=
geiteltes Bib fann auf @runo
oieier gntoeduna ebenio our Ser
rDrbringung BON 8iloern benubt
ueroen, pie elm pbotoerapbiIhes
0eeatio, uno stpar f6nnen auf
oieiem Weae aud farbiee 8iloer
obne 2ibt in aberraideno furser
Belt er5euet merben. Die neue
Metbooe arbeitet unaleib ihneuer
als has bisberiae Boiitiooerfabren.
Or. 8rus bat i'm aroBen 6Driaale
oes 8bpiifaliidsbemiihen Snitituts
Der uniperiitat 8ertretern oes pbo=
toerapbiid)en uno oes 8uhgetperbes
sablreibe Br0ben BON Bbotogra=
pbien obne 2ibt por9eleet.
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5rete Yreie tiir seras.
Serau58egebea BON
free PTeSse tuT TeXQS Publishing Go.
summabemp ben 10. Samuar 1908.

Entered at the Post Office at San Anto-
Z Mo, Texas. as second class matter.
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- Sine rationale 9alamitat tuiiroe
iebt elm 3irfeps9r uit iein.
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Baron BON Gutenberg miro etpa
urt bieielbe Belt in @aibinaton erz
tpartet, mie Scr. 8DDen, Der btsbez
riqe amerifanilde @eianote in Bez
11esuela, BON Caracas aus. 8omen
lit bieler Gage obaereiit, miro
alIo, ba Die Seereiie BON Cara
cas uab Stem 0orf etpa 10 bis
u Gage in Nnipruh nimmt.
redtSeitig in 8aibington etntrefz
fen, nm nit benz neuen Gertrez
ter oes beutihen Geibes am 8e=
ginn Der 8eratbun9en Der @om=
miiiGre tbeilsunebmeu, melbe Die
8ebineunaen fir Die ihieosgeribtz
li1e S9lihtune oes G~enesuela=
StreiteS burb oas Snternationale
Sbieosaeridt i'm 6aag feititeaen
SDIeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-10

nung Der Rube tpanidenoen Ssrau
&rupp bel &eaierune u1o Oberitaats=
antpaltlbaft auf @tniteuung oes ee=
rtbtlihen 8erfabrens binbrdngten,
10 menldlid ipmpatbilb unb porz
nebm ausaeoridt audi Die NnIidt
Der Srau &rupp lit, oaB ibr Wann
i'm &abaeoahtniB ieiner Jreunoe,
Witarbeiter unb Nrbeiter gu bod
itebe, I'M elmer eeribtlib bemiiben
Gelnigung ieiner gbre 81 beoiirfen.
@nttpeoer Itno Die iuriitilhen
@rinoe au Ibwab gum Mufbau elmer
erfolareiden Intla9e, Doer Die WDg=
libfeiten beionoers unbequemer @r=
Drterunaen inn @ertbtslaal gu fart.
(gDrreip. .. sc. q. gtsstg.)
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- Brpf. Sob. Sod bat in Ser
lin einen 8ortrag iiber 9gpbuS ge=
balten, morin er bebauptet. oaB bieie
8ranfbeit ebenio erfolareih pie Die
gbplero ourh Slplirune betdmpft
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Grftamnlidbe gserpemEarfe

miro BON manden 2euten in Der @r.
traaune BON Shmer5en funoaeee<
ben, leien e8 nun lolde, tuel6e ourH
gelegentlibe Sbnitte uno anoere
8unoen, ooer ourh 0uetihungen,
8erbriibungeu, punoe SiBe Doer
iteife @elente erseugt merben. Nber
man brauft gar nibt iolde Shmer=
gen aussubalten. 8udlens Irnlca
Sable miro Die Shmersen oerldeus
den uno oann beilen. Sc 1T Die
bette Salbe, uelhe es fir 0amprs
rboioen eiebt. Sir Is Gents Die
S6abtel bel s.. Salteper & SDbn,
Geo. S. s. Shmitt, gieentbiimer,
uno Go. 0reiB, Druauiften.
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@taat Obio, SoIbo,l
8 tco5 6 puutn h, SIS.

6ranfS. Gbenen beI6pDrt, Dag er Der d.
tere 9artner Der Girn,a S. s. s beneD& s D.
1T, fpelde @ei9dfte in Der Giaot Soleoo, in oben=
genannteln County uno Staate, tbut, uno oaB be-
laete 6ir1ta Die Sun1meg bon ii bunoert
Opflars fir ieoen SaI bon Gatarrb be5ablen
miro, Der our6 ben 8ebrau6 bon 6atl's g a.
tarrb & II + ni6t aebeilt iueroeu fam.
giants. Gbeuep,
(| gei6iporen Dor mir mo unteribrieben
Sie9et : i'll meiner @eaeniuart an 6. Septem=
)- Der u. 8. '96.
u: 90; @lee on, 6fientlider Ntotar.
6aa's Ratarrb=Rar ipiro innerli1 aenomtnen uno
ipirft brett auf oas 8tut uno Die lbteimigen Sber=
hdAen oes Spitems. 3euQnifie frei %perianOt. 9reis
Is Gents fur Die Slaide. 9ertauft bon alien 4po=
tbefer1.
s. S. G9enen s. Co., Suleoo, Sbio.
SaH's SamtIten : @ilen Ino bic beftn.
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MAY TAKE A
TAcOMARUK
THE STEAMER ARROW
LEAVES PORTLAND
FOR SOUND

The swift steamer Arrow icf; Port
land last niSht for seattle. she will
BE- followed during the summer by
the stern wheel steamer Telephone
and the steamer Dart. J. r. Cor
eofan. manager 81 the ArroN Steam
ship Company. owner Of the yeeaeis.
aas not announced GA what run he
~lll place them II = thought among
local transportation men that the
Arrow viii take the Hrsmertun route.
The latest runner II that she viii
be run 10 TaG0ma In conjunction
With the Flyer The reason given IL
that n IL proposed % inaugurate cut
rates on the Seattle Tacoma run and
double the services IN order % regain
much 81 the passenger trnfiic that
has been diverted % the interurban
road.
Passengers who arrived from Yok
ahama Wednesday on the kaEe
Maru report the marriage Ia that
city April 70 u Virginia e Fans,
daughter ~ Rear Admiral Robert
Evans. 20 Harold J. 9ewali. The
wedding ceremony took place at the
Trinity. Later reception
waa held at the British legation. Sif
Claude and Lady Mcdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Baron Komurn and
many other unfnf5Ie~ were present
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SpURHj Ting NEWS
LOVERS OF MANLY
ART BUNCOED AGIN
Tommy Rsiaey cUnSd Up and Played Dead IN Second
Round of Fight-Says jackson Punched Him

rtsmmy Reilly erstwhiie Idol of the
seattiasporting fraternity. curted up
On the floor Of the rims at the ARM
CRY last night like aiek kitten and
allowed himself 60 be counted cut.
1t happened Ia the a.ssond round 20
an alleged prise nsht. and Reilly
says that Young tsvtcr Jackson. +"
his antagonist. hit him In the sson-
arh. but there sere many IN the
iarnv audience who are willing -
make oath that the black nNhtcr
did M such unEentirmanl thing.
II was the worst fake ever per-
pstratat on Tong suffering public
Crowds have turned cut time and
akain IN Seattle a. see ailescd nghts
er boxing contests" "a they are
eaiie,i. hut with a very few eNerp-
tiens the 'agatss have been hippo
dfnnca.
The oae last nlght MAS the limit
A thoroughly dinsuzted crowd ~
men crushed and croN ded nut ~
the big Arfnory after Reilly had some
out and bat few stayed % witness
= FREE Tor all mls-up that followed
the scheduled match.
After a day ~ rnmnrs u the erect
that the esht Was 10 - a fake. Man-
aver tAmpman allowed the men 20
enter the ring Reilly vent tn With
a hand hroksn and In no coalition
for the asht. and hsfene he would
81 az al insisted that al bets 30
deeiared on 1ha was done and u
helped some o. appsase the anG~t -
these y ha were separated FROM sheir
manY AZ tho dfeaf
Reilly. with al hts hot air repu,a-
tian, 4 NJ match fer the coiored boy
In any condition, jackson cuuid have
whipped him had he hs~n blessed
with perfect hands, rAAt was plAln-
~ shown last niEht tsetiiy Should
re In fuE acting Ne win revsr
make a fighter. theush he mlkht
shine on ths dance hAsi stage.
whea che men entered tbs ring
tsa months after the nxhs had hsrn
arranged. u was discovered that no
fnferec had hnea salNated- Theu
came The information. startling 90
the puhiie. that no one Would will
ingiY enter the rtng rs referee on
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account Of the talk that Robbery and
nxinKs had been done.
Hath fighters agreed that James A.
Morrison would be satisfactory. but
Morrison Il n tnvrr Of oiean sport
and IN a short speech declined 60 act
GA account OF the way the nght
s'laoked Ne tntimatsd that he be-
ltnyrd the nsht had been 'snxcl -
Again he was ask Cd O. oniciate and
again he declined Finally. aftst be-
Ina requested a third time by his
friends Ia enter tho rims. and after
he had been Given assurances that all
bets were IN. Ne consented and went
into the RING. ehssFvd BY every lover
81 honest puEiitsm IA IN. hall
The nEht started with ahuW ~
ginger a. the men came tdsathsr.
Jackson bored in and took With a
Kftn the slight punishment that
iseiliy was able To Eisa him, All tbs
tlfna the coiutsd boz was landing
hsaviiy on Rsitly.s stomach ard rias
usilly didn't ioek confident and few
expected him 20 make any showing
after he bad been IN the rlna . min
ute tits face was pale and draw
ss " frusa dls.tpati on.
jackson rnrcsa Reilly e. his corner
In the second round. tapped him on
the stomach ard Reilly vent % sleep.
Affer Referee Morrison had Declared
Jackson the winner Reilly was car
Ftsd 90 hls corner stiit fundiinH the
re 20 his stomach.
After the main event ~ the even
tna Nak over tive men in the audit
enre started q little scrap ~ their
eun Aad Tor = time Il booked a. u
there was 10 be real tlkht After at.
Seine policemen got into the miK .
W however. and aftsr a little par
laS with tbs hefitserrnta spatied the
usiM
Poo a preliminary 10 the nght
Tegng KFantA = nrwsssy. gzsd ths
skiFhg Kid" foF a punshlag has for
tao ruandz Tha Kid doesn't knaw
= eff lab frun a tUo=base bit and
p~nt taNn and cut before the news.
toys Waliatta
The G. was A most brutal eshihi.
tiea whils n lasted. thaash ny no
us~ans - disgusting az Itsiiiys GA
hthitiona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

K. or p. CONVENTION
COMES TO A CLOSE

The twentieth annual convention
~ the ftsand IStdxe Nnlrhts -
pYthtas which concluded its session
yesterday is eunrrdsd @ haee heofl
tke NEST sac1ezsf1i IN the history II
the orfer IN thia state.
In~ usual dramatic xutrrtaiurrrni
stvsn asst nixht ~ the Knights q
X hosa zssAa sas - unusual excel.
isnc~. At TIE euociuslau ~ the pru.
gram the grand lpiTn and ia guests
sat dawn a. a banquet 20 the itai.
nirr-flrand Grand Chancsiiaf Stew
aiasnn acted ~ fnastuassfeF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
COUNTY PRISONERS
NEED LITERATURE

Two old magazines u the vintage
Of isaz are doing nobia duty as rrafs
lpH matter fuF all he prisoners IN
far north tara 81 the county Jail.
We have all reaa them through
uFea the Advertisements. one % the
prisoners said this utarnings and /
believe I have read every eus % the
stories donsn times
laiier Mcleod - always Glad 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
MO TIP ON
TIPMAN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May IA
The aEhtiHs game 10 Philadelphia
during the past winter and spring
has been more prosperous than ever
before In the history Of puEiiism Ia
this city OF late thsfe has been an
average " teo or thfe. b0ntna shows
pulled on each week. ana ia not a
few Of them the principals have been
fEhtsrs 81 Wids reputation
The season now however, IN On
the Whne and viii come to "a Gloss
with 4 fsW more shows u more of
lsrH importance before the hot
Ncather 10 on IA earnest one Of
these shows 10 scheduled for the
Ariel Athletic club tonight. when
Willie Mack. the lightweight boxer
- New York. VIII 80 aik roundA with
Joe Tipman u baltimore. Mack II
regarded as clsYsrer boxer than
Tipmsn and the prospects arr that
hn viii have no trouble Ia outpoant-
Ing the latter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
AFTER THE
coal BAR0NS

WABInNarON. - g. May q
Attorney General Kuon hess Instruct
"a District Attorney Hurnati ~ New
York ~ ask the circuit court fof 80
ordaf compelling iiaet Thomas.
Trusadaia and otETf c0al presidents
10 answer the quest ions put 20 them
al the hearing u thr Hearst charges
before the Interstate tommsfrs
Commission
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