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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
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SOCIAL AND
personal.

Mr.. and MIRA Clarence II, Mccoy will
entertain this evening IN honor Of DR..
and Mrs. Hanchette.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Brausford have
returned from their bridal trip and arc
at home for the present with Mr. and
Mrs. j. 8 Bransford,
Mrs, William H. Bancroft and Miss
Adelaide Mason have returned from a
six months stay In Europe
Mrs. George Y. Wallace was hostess
at the Country club today.
Mrs. D. S, Murray entertained a few
friends Informally at luncheon ycster-
day.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice. who has been
spending several weeks in Canada, has
returned.
Mrs Sol Siegel viii entertain inform
ally at her home next Monday night
Mrs. Thomas Haddon delightfully."- en-
tertaned the members Of her club AZ
luncheon on Thursday, the event taxi
ing place at the home OF her sister Mrs
Vincent The rooms were BRIGHT with
flowers and covers were laid for ~
guests,
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry Of Provo is the
guest this week Of Mrs, Walter s.
Beatle.
Miss Alice HiIpert Ia up from Santa
auin 20 spend a few days with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Wade LoofhouroW.
Miss Alice Needham, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs VIM a. Needham. has return
cd from a two months visit In the east.
during which time she visited relatives
and friends, and saw the worlds expo
sitlon at ST. Louis
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a. m, today
Barometer reading at a. mp 2olOo
inches Temperature 40 y 10 llh' % W.
grecs, maximum u, minimum oi'
MEM, g., which is o degrees ABOVE
normal
Excess Of the dnily mean temperature
since the htst of the month, 80 degrees
Excess OF dally mean temperature
since Jam f. % degrees
Total precipitation since the hrst OF
the month, .O5 inch which IS ~ men
below the normal
Excess IN precipitation since jan j.,
a2l inches
FORECASTS TlLL G J.. NJ, SUNDAY
Local forecasts fof salt Lake city ana
Vicinity.
cloudy tonight and sunday with local
rains.
For Utah Forecast taken at Denver
Colo.
rains,
Southwestern wyoming
Partly cloudy tonight ana Npnu'3'
warmer tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Tho bammotar is highest over me
upper Missouri valley Manitoba ana
north Atlantic states and lowest over
tho north Pacific states, plateau region
and upper Mississippi valley,
precipltatlon occurred over portions
Of the Pacific states, plateau region
Rocky mountain slope, upper Mls'.s-
slup valley. lake region, south Atlantic
states and the British possessions
Heavy rains occurred 0s follows jack
a0nyille. 20 inches and ST. Paul 1866
II was raining this morning at Jackson
ynle Spokane and 81 STE Marie
The temperature changes were gem
o,allv unimportant with no freezing
temperature or frost reported az time
Of morning observation,
r. j HYATT.
Local Forocaster.
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STOLE JEWELRY,
Hotel Robbery Traced to George MUIR
ply, a Kenyon Porter

Grand larceny Is the charge on which
George Murphy, second porter Of the
Kenyon. was arrested last even
Jewels valued a I $3.50 were stolen sever
al days ago from a guests ROOM aud
after working secretly for period, the
local detective force and hotel manage.
ment succeeded in fixing upon Murphy
rs the guilty person lie secured his
board bill at the Blackmore lodging
house where he had been living. with
gold bracelet day after the theft oc-
cured, and the proprietor brought the
iewelry over to Mr. Porter Of the Ken
yon with statemen. Of how Il was
procured That led TO a suspicion OF
Murphy ana after days hunt through
ogden and Salt Lake, he was finally To-
Gated last evening about 6 o'clock In
this city. by Chief Lynch and Capt,
Burbidge.
Mr. Porter hopes to recover the rest
Of the stolen iewery. and has received
confession from the thief that he
pawned another piece Ia a gambling
house Murphy denies his guilt. and
claims he found the jewery in The base
ment Of the hotel.
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The
Semi
Weekly
News.
Is Issued Mondays and Thur sdays
and contains all tho cream of The
Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Local restaurant men say they never
saw better fall trade, than tnat vi
this season.
David Il. Evans, deputy international
revenue collector. left this week for a
ten days trip to Sc. Louis
The German Saints win hold a meet
ing on Sunday at $3.50 p. m, in barratl
hall All German speaking people are
invited.
The local engineers OF the reclama-
tlon survey were az Utah lake yester-
day, looking up some important details
in connection with the proposed greater
irrigation scheme,
The German Dramatic club win give
an entertainment In the Fifteenth ward
hall ON Monday night. at which time
an excellent drama will be presented.
A general invitation Is extended
Ku,newsk Bros entertained their IS
life insurance aganets from over the
state a lunch at the Commercial cluO
Thursday afternoon, and afterwards
entertained them further with a visit to
the state fair.
Mrs. " A. stclmey OF the Home
Finding association has two boys she
is DESTROYS OF finding homes FOR IN the
country preferred. They are az IL
Earl court, between Fourth and Fifth
East streets,
The new Packard library is nearly
ready for the roof and with us san
pete sandstone walls makes an impos-
ing appearance The beauty Of It's de-
sign becomes more manifest as the
construction proceeds,
President Frank Knox OF the Nation
al Bank OF the Republic has returned
from his trip 10 New York, where he
went TO attend the Bankers conyep-
ton, stopping on the return at ST.
Louis, and In Indiana
Observer j. c. Alter OF the weather
Office, returns from Grand Junction to-
morrow, after three weeks stay there,
while the regular local observer was OF
on a vacation. Mr. Alter has put In
his spare time feasting ON peaches.
The following were elected officers of
the state board of dental examiners
yesterday. A. \ Chapman. president.
W. G. Dalrymple. vice president II, W.
Davis, secretary and treasurer, Ten
applicants will be examined by the
board for certificates 10 practise In this
state
Henry Rlce wen known Lincoln
county Neyr SCOTSMAN Is wy from the
ranges OF mat secuon, Whl,h ne SAYS
nie ~ hner CONDITION IMAM IN the last
~ years MI. kice reports ram as
having fallen on ana ON ever since July
last when mas nIlghtened up inc en-
llre Vpuil'iS No'uellul'9
Articles OF Incorporation OF the to~
gers cigar company OF ms clty nave
been MED IN the county clerks once
The company ~ capitalized az S5O'ow'
representing 5W SHARES OF the par
value ot $lVO each' James Hogers ~
president u, b' hogers' vice presldent'
l. G. Rl'er secretary; W. W. Rogcrs'
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Pending enlargement Of the store
and stock. the watch and iewery husi-
ness Of tho late Henry Reiser will be
contained at the OLD stand No. ~ East
lst South ST. under the management
Of Albert S. Relscr
4. g. GlAUQUE,
a. 5 REISER.
NJ V. REISER,
Executors
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A LARGE GROCERY AND DRUG
gists. specially manufacturing concern,
selling goods 10 wholesale and retail
houses In nearly every city I'm tho United
States, will open branch office and sales
room In Salt Lake CITY, and We want a
capable man who can come well recom-
mended to mn the position OF local sales
manager, salary 1870 per annum. and a
commission on the gross sales Our sales
manager should make az least $500 per
annum IN this territory, I'm accordance
with our cooperative plan, an invest
ment Of 1850 In the preferred stock Of
this company Is required during the term
OF said employment. Address !. ~ Nc
CLAIM, Drawer X, Battle Greek, Mich.
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HuDpART FLORAL CO., INC,

Are now located at tll-ll6 East Second
South Just opposite the Grand Thea
tire. and the public IL cordially Invited
to call and see our fine line OF cut flow
ers. palms and house plants. Out Of
town orders receive our prompt at
tentlon. Both phones l06.
L. T. HrDDART, Mgr.
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just Stop and Think

What careful and correct methods
mean in producing good laundry work
You gel longer service and slightly
linen, We have the methods.
TROY LAUNDRY.
The Laundry Of Quality,
l66 Main ST.
Tel Bell 1872, Ind. 1872,
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

UP TO DATE IRON FENCES,
cheaper than wood Crager Wire & Iron
| Works 52l State st.
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Ward
Entertainments.

Elders sidney g. savllle and D. sv
James, Jr., Of the Eighteenth ward
leave next week on missions TO Europe
Their friends will tcnder them a fare
well reception IN the Eighteenth ward
chapel ON Monday evening az ) o'clock.
and an excellent program has been pro-
vlded as follows. Admission free and all
are invited
selection...., .,. Eighteenth ward choir
Prayer
organ Solo ,.,,.,.,, Prof II. w. Giles
Reading ....,.,..B Bishop o, r. Whitney
Guitar Solou,..... 30. Cornelius schettler
Recitation ..,,,., .,.,.. Miss JoAe Morris
Male Quartclte-G W. Piper, Geo Glade,
Harry SHEPPARD Kent Cobb.
Whlstllng solo ......... .....A Alvin Smith
Song ......,,. BE-. ........o. ,.u.Kout Cobb
Address responses by Elders sayllle and
James
SclocNpn .'''t'.,' go ''' .'s '''''''''NnoH
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Miss Grace To lilo Cannon

Announces that she Ia now ready TO
register pupils FOR instruction In the
Art u Cookery at her School Of Cook
cry, "A r. South Temple st., Salt Lake
city. School win open oct 10th, 1904
Tel, piOk
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our Neckwear makers have outdoue
themselves this season IN producing AZ
tractive patterns; we secured a lot Of
them.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
i66 Main 81.
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A hobby with us to show unusual pat
terms IN fancy hosiery our fan lines
are no exception
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Goa
1866 Main st.
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We pay per cent Interest per annum
on 81 10 $1,000. lions Savings Bank
& Trust Co. Joseph r. smith Pres-
dent. George NJ Cannon, Cashier
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wAWrED.

10 CARLOADS OF GOOD WHITE
oats, ~ IN ton lots, also balod timothy
hay and upland hay H. j Anderson, Fort
douglas, contractor, rear 23j South Eighth
East Salt Lake city.
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Bad Tenants Evioted,

and rent collected. Merchants Pro-
tectlvc Association, Francis G Luke.
General Manager, Top Floor CONNER
ciai Block.
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ShirtA That Eft.

our fancy shirts are built on the right
principle. They are cut 10 fit fhc
patterns viii attract your fancy also,
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
l66 Main 81.
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CHEAP RATES
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS.

Kansas city, Omaha and all points
east Travel now, while rates are
cheap Conference tickets bought and
sold. Groshells Cut Rate Ticket Office.
No. e2l Main ST. Established Il years,
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
"THE REAYIs SYSTEM DRAWS A
DEADLY PARALLEL AND
PROPOSES A REMEDY


rags. OLD IRON. RAGS, OLD IRON
you associate his yen with two things.
.FlRsT-GOOD RlDDANCE or BAD
RUBBISH
sEC0ND-THE ACCEPTANCE OF A
BEGGARLY PRICE FOR YOUR OLD
JUNK.
From these premises lot us draw the
deadly parallel between the value OF old
rags and the value Of old houses.
Both are I'm the same class, and rela-
lively are worth the same amount
You sell rags cheap because they have
seen their day Of usefulness and Just
Ike old rags, old houses have seen their
best days
Old houses are the soled linen Of tho
real estate business, and although people
know this, still some are tempted 10 buy
worn-out old habltatlons, simply because
Il has been the custom In the past to
listen 70 the slren-Voce Of the seller aud
respond TO his spiel with hard earned dol
lars
MORAf,-Don't buy an old house with
RAGS, OLD IRON but do yourself ius-
lice IN making your Investment By get
ting one Of THOSE HAPPY HOMES
FOR FORMER RENT PAYERS built IN
the inimitoble style pecuriar to all crGi-
tons Of
"THE REAVls SYSTEM"
lions FAVORITE HOME BUILDERS
Main Banking Floor, 1884 Main 81
Murray and Bingham Junction branch
p, W. PHELAN, manager, Phean block
Murray, Utah,
CACHE VALLEY FARMERS OR ANY
ONE ELsE-MusT BE SOLD
30 acres fine improved land near Idaho
Falls, Idaho. Who will take this bar
years II the purchaser will do his part
Easy terms,
MUST BE SOLD.
A snap, 100 acres Of land across the rly-
or from Shelby at So per acre, extra
good water right young orchard, alfalfa,
etc. etc
MUST BE SOLD.
The best drug store on the best corner
In the best town In Idaho Sickness cause
Of selling.
MUST BE SOLD.
The best home for the money In salt
Lake City, TO SEE rs TO BELIEVE.
MUST BE SOLD
Some good bargains besides.
SMITH Il EMERY Idaho Falls, Idaho.
or Il J. Smith as ith St, Salt Lake CITY
A FARM or 20 ACRES. WITHIN l9
miles OF s, L. City, on 18th South, good
water right, win sell or trade for sheep.
Apply to A. p Nelson, Granger ward
OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
5-room pressed brick. modern, OXlil
feet price S2l00 S2jQ cash, ball go per
month.
l-room brick, bOxi3s feet price, $780,
500 cash, bal, SIS per month
HUBBARD INYT CO.. Is w, 2nd South,
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
lots for home on speculation. There is
bound to be an advance soon. We have
them In all parts Of the CITY and sen
them on easy terms. Don't fail TO see US.
HUBBARD INVT CO., Is W. gnd South
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CHURCII NOTICES

The semI-onnual reunion Of tho Ell
dtrs and Saints of the Northern States
mission viii be held In room n, of the
y. Y Memorial building Of the l.. D. S.
University, sunday, oct o. at 1850 p. m,
G, G, STEPHENSON,
Vice President
A special meeting of the one Hundred
and Tenth Quorum Of Seventy viii be
held Monday night az 1880 in the Fifth
ward assembly rooms. All members
are urged to be- present, as business or
Importance viii be- attended 10,
OTHER CHURCHES
First Methodist Episcopal Church. on
Third South, near East Temple street.
Benjamin Young pastor. Services at II
n. m. and 1880 p. m. Morning topic
Why ! Believe IN God the Father
The second In the series OF special SER
mons on why believe Evening sub
iect, THE Reign OF the Bigot,' Sunday
school at 9:Aj a, m, Epworth league az
$3.50 p m Junior league al p, M All
are kindly invited to these services
First Unitarian Soclety-Seryices at
Unity hall, lao Second East at II a. IT,,
Rev William II. Fish Jr, pastor Sue
iect Of sermon. international Peaca.'
Sunday school and Bible class al 1915.
No lecture Sunday evening. First meet.
ing and reception Of Unity club Monday
evening at x o'clock. Short addresses,
music and refreshments The public IN
cordially invited to attend. Regular
meeting Of Unity circle Wednesday az
$3.50 p, MA. A. Moulton, secretary.
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD &. pure ard
bears our label with the crown, Al all
GrOcers and first class Restaurants.
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ToMBsToNEs.

r. MCKENZIE, MONUMENTS AND
tombstones. Write for prices. t22 State
street
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I.M,HIGLEY, HoNEsTPLuMBER

Reliable Electric Wiring
100 r. FRS. South. Phone 752.
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1ODAY's TEMPERATURE.

YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Highest .. .........ii
Lowest. .,..u.. ....53
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AUCTION.

ON MONDAY OCT 10. AT 1880 A. NJ
No, Is South First West street fine lot
Of goods OF 6 rooms,
Also on Tuesday, oct II az 1880 n. M
aud continue until sold the % rooms NJ
the ST. James hotel One-half Just late-
ly furnished new-c0me and see it-iine
lot carpets and " stoves. See Sundays
papers for complete list X. A, Andrews,
Auctloneer
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"THE REAVIs SYSTEM"
lions FAYORlTE HOME BUILDERS
Main Banking Floor 1894 Main 81
Murray and Bingham junction branch
p, W. PHELAN, manager Phelan block
Murray. Utah,
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vpHoLs1ERIEo AND REPAIRING

PARLoR FURNITURE RE-UPHoLs-
tered mattresses made over springs re-
stretched. work guaranteed S. L. Mat.
tress & Mfg Co, lS1 W. so. Temple.
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OUR SPECIAL TINS WEEK.

5-room pressed brick. modern, jOxlil
feet price S2,l0O, t2jQ cash, bal, $50 per
month.
i-room brick bOxl3s feet. price, $780,
500 cash, bal, SIS per month.
HUBBARD INYT. Co. Is w, End South,
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MUST BE SOLD.
The best home for the money IN salt
Lake City. TO SEE rs TO BELIEVE.
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MUST BE SOLD
A snap. 100 acres Of land across the rly-
or from Shelley. at SO per acre, extra
good water right, young orchard, alfalfa,
etc, etc.
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CACHE VALLEY FARMERS OR ANY
ONE ELSE-MuST BE SOLD.

30 acres fine improved land near Idaho
Falls Idaho Who will take this bar
gainl There Is 5000 profit In II In two
years II the purchaser will do his part,
Easy terms.
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soAvENoERs.
STOVE REPAIRS.

SALT LAKE sCAYENGER CO.. an
nee, Atlas Block Basement " VIZ
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MUST BE SOLD
The best drug store on the best corner
In the best town In Idaho, Sickness cause
Of selling.
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WARNER q POWELL. rooms 10 and
H. over Walkers bank. Phone is35-K.
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TICKET BROKERS'.
WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
FIRE-PRooF STORAGE

MOVING. STORAGE, PACKING INr
wJnppahs Best aud cheapest Redmso
van y storage Co. Phone W ofe cs sS1
st9rehouse. l26 and rs S. west Iem FEM 1A'
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PLUMBING AND BEATING.
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS 0s.
car Groshell sales agent for Utah, Expert
cash register repairing, No. "a Main
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VI TT7T III NVIEIEl
Some good bargains besides.
SMITH 4 EMERY. Idaho Falls, Idaho.
or T. J. Smith, il3 ith St, Salt Lake City.
A FARM or 20 ACRES. WITHIN i2
miles OF S. L. City, on 18th South, good
water right win sell or trade for sheep.
Apply 10 A. p Nelson, Granger Ward.
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FOOTBALL DATES ARE
WANTED BY EASTERN

The football team OF the Eastern HigA
School wants games for the coming sea-
son with all educational Institutions in
the District having teams averaging
about 15 pounds. Any other uniformed
team Of good repute and athletic stand
ing may also apply for games
Last year the lack Of practice was
sorely felt and demonstrated by the
showing the team made on the field but
II must be remembered that Eastern
played no games in the season except
those Of the championship series
The school will be represented by the
same team this season. with the cxcer-
JinH Of Van EmmOn. who graduated last
lar. With an early start and plenty
Of practice games the team hopes to
make a much more Creditablc showing
than II has for the last few seasons. The
captain Of the team was elected at the
close Of the school year. and r. H. Lin
Jhicum was chosen again 70 nh the DO
sitlou he so ably occupied last year
For information concerning games and
dates address Clyde G. Huntington, G2i
North Carolina Avenue.
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HANLON AND NELSON
TO FIGHT TONIGHT
Eddie Slight Favorite Over Battling
Scrapper-Many Bets Are Made
With Hanlon Favorite.
Sheckles, Herring, Atchinson.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-Eddie
Hanlon, of this State, and Battling"
Nelson, of Chicago. who are TO fight
twenty rounds here tonight at $50
pounds. have wound up their training
and both men are reported - be in as
fine condition as a fighter could wish
for.
Both men just balance a trifie below
their weight and will do enough work
TO keep within the weight limit Both
these men have shown their gameness,
and the fight promises to be one of the
best that has been seen in San Francisco
this year.
In the betting Hanlon is slightly the
favorite. but there is lots of Nelson
money in sight. II is likely that when
the men are ready TO go into the ring
the odds viii work close to even money.
Many Of the bets are made on other
than a knockout; that Nelson will not
20 given number Of rounds; that one
or another VIII go under before a given
number OF rounds, or that the men VIII
go the limit TO a draw. The betting is
funciful.
They are. however. confident that the
knockout will be scored. Both are hard
hitters. and II q blow lands en- the right
spot one OF the other will take the full
count
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CORBETT AND O'BRIEN
BOX IN SEPTEMBER
Pugilists Talk Over Preliminary Ar
rangement for Six-Round
Battle.

NEW YORK, July 29.-If plans ar
ranged yesterday do not go awry, Jim
COrbett and Philadelphia Jack o Brien
win meet in a six-round bout in Phila-
dclphia early in September. The two
men win meet next week to sign detail
ed articles. Corbett and O'Brien met
yesterday on broadway. After greeting
each other cordially they adjourned TO
the Criterion. where they discussed for
over an hour plans for the six-round
bout
The bout viii be held in the open
air, under the same conditions as the
Fitz-O Brien go, and will take place on
Saturday afternoon. 20 catch the half
holiday crowd. There was some little
difference OF opinion In the matter Of
weights. but IL IS believed that that
matter can be readily arranged.
Ernest CrOwhurst who ged the
O'Brlen-FitZ bout, win be asked 10 take
charge OF this battle. COTbett said that
IL would require at least FIVE weeks for
him to get into condition for the fast
bout that o. Brien would give him.
a siX-rOund bout between these two
men would undoubtedly prove a great
boxing attraction O'Brien has recently
proved his speed and skill IN short
bouts. showing up fast. Corbett. on
the other hand. Is generally acknOWl-
edged 10 be the most skillful boxer who
ever donned boxing mitt.