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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07
Telephone Connections

We now have connections over
our long distance lines with the
telephone exchanges at Davis,
Wynnewood, Pauls Valley and
Purcell and can make DIRECT
connection to any and all tele.
phones in each of these towns.
This will enable US to-save con
sideNble time TO our patrons
and it will be quite a convent.
euce to the persons called. Give
us trial.
Chickasaw Telephone Co.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
.W ! Sold
&. ]. I..MQReA|VTQYEN

w ~ If-fit tt<illiif HIN
The lMlonong ahelas county GRIND
,lrry in the casefofIID. Mailer T..
Leach. of Observation-Disclosures
ing for SONG hours ayesterday was
dismissed until this morning. when
it was sent ibaS, totits Fosm and in
a shortitime brought in a. rerdictiof
gpilty.i He is charged, with having
wrrttcnalia prescription for lieuor
when it was nut absolutely necessary
that at he Iadmipisteredi Sentence
will b.epassed MmdaY.G Ia, 7ir !
d In fheLease rof, Or. g., y; Naet
,tflas Jury had az simiIar sessiotp6es-
terday. end last evening wss,dF5miss-
ed until this morning. SIIptlNhe-
fnso noon il. repeFted thai it WIS pn-i
ablet9rreseh .Mtysrdist and ittwas
'disqllRged q&HqtheFiiiqFy, .wflAibo
empanell land qtherutrsil VIII be
had. DIR. Naret isEaIso, charged with
haripg fiy1itteq.ia MRFHriptiohifqr
|aNuofayhenIfit yasrns apsdlhtslg
EgyiadG ,ITdhiait7eq sIni I'd -
pii. NEafheg HPrSsinsif .a1 1oRon.
igsehSsalae sPH9N ofilGlak baEe ,iigft a&s7
eASrred that twlllskey iisfoEdc p Nor
gairrHaEp. ss5hlhaso PeeHo tha,ctstam
,foS yeaE. ean9, ssfIDe3j ,doat9fsl arays,
done a,tthriyifggi Jas Tin sbiaa this
tygaeuMhfnGYlePHsa student Aa4 ssifrah
yahssfR thiHlseMm SUCH off3tMpf
|iho,arssqqess it8Rlfabs oHq1Bi6 4rs Hfedaa;
% o3ds =, s Ssaf lps9e 4 e BIG
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
.TEaoR'l!sALE

'tRdbinsonHs Big lumber FPlant,9 1t!
SMlthfield,9W. Vi. tnOwneri is going
Fe6'retife: has cihaaei aff5rtdAs with
ms plant. khd aftsfi All years s.ic.
icessfal'opeati5n' is willing y tinem
Ms hlahtie s5nthe lucky batdhasar,
lTHis is the best and suttss money
fhaker in .Ntst vifginia!!i INVITE .us
I.for partfct,larsraah ana Description,
iNy. .gkalfaht! nTrippeftl& SIN
.sleton, Esnd Dealers 2 BhdkhSsqt
70 non. NW5 Va.ti M ntHiaanghDtws
tigEn5I +sit f,atet. ..srtiW no
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
DIG CONTRACT: , s J; |
! ! !, f I: f. FUR; s.DEG0RKTHlGI

r5aNi9d 1a2o irt1-4a+.d .anio1 +,
Z ihlrsste.uTg iffds' andl !
Of tie bisAytodffad 1
opdliy returned Friaay esehin9 i,
Hose ttetki ,,whcferthes fsee9r,
very aiandamg, Important
,ttattR itsiktiusreade esiatiigIot
.Metfbaists fotssnntii church. I
rand was awdrfedqto otsr'
.co,mpetlhSn stiig q,tafitsIr'of I
.work1aiR sspfsffdfd rtputatii
'tieift louise, uppaaliiigt6 itlR ~
I'dfhiala 1.-The DeiAc Godfrey I
apant'misia stfsprnpset anothsf
'tractrit; hadlwfthitfic church,
Inf rb-iirpefilg,lt,I the esceffent
(Which misunderstanding to do
thakffmithei1 pphsent contract.
ifmHemf, skille,Ifmen viii BE s.
woflWatF once nnder,the sup
'steddsdceioif Mr. Russell and It
tbePaslicdf to- speedy completion
,ludnetiiR ebni,eetioh il is not d
ito State hint; Mr.. Russell and bill
tine i5Srdei have been permant
.lsectri*dj bsi tfrisoronrfnnt and
= =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

.sq'Fisd dre You Enmgcas3 lbe.l
Engagedlpeople should remem
her, that. after marriageif man
quarrcls can be avoided. Nv kebpin
their digestinns in good eoniitid
with Electric Ritters. 5. h. Braw
If Bennettsville, $ G., says: go
Years my, wife suffered intensel
from dyspepsia, complicated with
torpid liver, until she lost he
strength and liver and became
mere wreck Of her former self. The
she tried Electric :Bitters, whie
helped he'd at once, and finally mao
her entirely well, She is now stron
and healthy Stone & Mercer an
F. G.. Blandg druggists, sell an
guarantee them at soc a bottle. I.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
IktrrT EnDN .'lod ans
{. {. 6 !. ::::.:....STlR|1T WIj1RK

'si' t|f',.t" ''A i''' -1Hln
/ The West Fork ,g4sa@erksktartr
ed operations for 1.-The winter Last
night promptly att12s,a mithight.
with .aii36 .hlowcr furnace tThay
ade,ensptthe best beginning, and
turned, dpnt the linestas qaalit onef
glass that ever came outiaffi new
cfuFnaeese1 The prospects fta this
7coaspanFi far otheowiAter seasa ate
-estrealely hSshto.d qiii9ld lsss
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

I dft. toWhfd- tfanuy.77 >- -
pit bdss,at the mines
and Stewart. was a macliine runner
there until two or .tlfee.faays ago,
when Candy; disckarged-him.
IA month ago Stewartsis SAID ID
have become4enragedfat Ganay and
ifromlftime to time since the1 bad
been threatening toikiil him. AZ
ter his discharge he hung around
the promises, followed Candy around
and made more threats.
Friday morning he approached
Candy, abused him, called him vile
names, made threats, and finally
provoked Candy to shoot at him.
Candy being a small man and afraid
Of the negro, who is large and
strong.5 TN we ~
The ball was from a thirty-eight
caliberlrevolver iand entered Stew
arts body near the right nipple.
making ian ugly and dangerous
wound, though possibly not d fatal
one, Il ~ feai q s.,aas, aflsgf,
/ spShortly after tho shooting Candy
surrendered himself TO- officers Of the
lawgwent before Squirrel. N. David
waived examination onega felony
charge. and is in custody awaiting
the results of Stewards wound.
a Hhe injured miner will be taken
it6laIhospital for treatment witfsthe
iiopk ofisaying his Life. i5, III
19s CANDY is married and has a fam
ily,iahd the negrosis single. az
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
} l1Ga41s Msrtogs Redpst.

r We gfl l5l@r5 tEE@2aa IN .pdts 81 81
iitiEie3g ! ,Itiitea ttee}ngcndlg DR..
;GahDs islsl '6ni 81, u ,T1g8. i 4 :
III S i'F,, fai9tli i ,.,d fai6ciy i6Ateehh
fFstaigesl iNt had to1f1sae IN
This ime9Ieihe. lllt lsg ed tbe lssue,
afiee that c31s.s- aftar sEn;s ss FL
/ trials. VOW AVE- want to imnat TO-
Others tins cohf9SnctS. NeEosul,s,
i plS9pstteiapay people. weak, ileSllesl peo-
,ples7 PiimplI, pale or sallow pople,
have @atety Hood. Force now rich
,lRlpod' Through The system ana dis
ease cannot remain The tonic sells
'f1f 7Ss, per box at druggists :. II tab
III Sf@s Thssy. e, thf Fla ,tfe food into
FfSh, red Blood WIFI Do. DE- i gosn itO
c6 .; Pi'hilaaeIphibs, Ps! f. Fl G - bS
Stone r. Mercar
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

bpe Alhssf Nils. and rLi4ie Redhlmd
kaliHib4 izziig Red!Ralt dong, atfaaess
as l4izzia, ,Ra5plsappa Nj Gap9illpafft.s*a
ncaSsm scw ne.iiW n 4, ~ Yhh
[,x Albert 9files, 3 casfs. ina. b9Js.
siGhsstsr, Men, eaN ..a13 bisq
,diWillfaR nGreen, tfasesi,uo hiss
7 EaqiiFFm ,l,l l,&GGAttr Clark TFietiers
sapmpppy, easees,i.r .,ao)ue inodl
|di RhanY sGpn llRlippisll allm1, SScHsesi N
% Bs& iRiR;. H. a s,g cRSessi Ion
.rA peeEson whose zeal ~ II,lnplalFHnG site
THE gFqna jury y lllp "a. blFPa tho is
50 eanatINs9nlys called aphS; sdT l.bc,,,
,ssINqo. Puff (witfff iofa l1qlyYa Pup lRlDl9
and Frank Hart. IN s,,i,1,, sdye
Mike Mvloo1oars. - ~,
/ fEhfJ Joseph s Smith. s,.iou. ms
dysSam Morro.ia.a s.t,a .s.a III.
ID James +, Dye. s., .;J
Charles staAfeld, -, ~ - H.,
srf eftefr peMplens 'sBoJ din .loisr
.~rThomas Levin, ','e W !
Charles Barber ~ - ~ ,r :
s Ira Davis Mas found guilty. bsf, u
jwhiskes indictment and fined l$1OC
and sentenced % jail for thfes,f
months /, ~, n W ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
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t)NI1155EBH| : |Ih's8ta3 ! T'Tl1 H.. | ]

ed that he had flock of Domihlecks
.7qs2 and thu she hadeako.- sl'hey f could
.si4o, lhardl Yihissqh apart. il Oneitldy his
ia ,ffocki paid a visit Id the Hblden
,it., poultry yard and he had to 90 and
j, drive them back to his premises and,
nor, their rightful scratching grounds:
,snS. IN dong 50 he might have driven
!, Zone Of the Holden chickens along,
I'm but. if he did, it was innocent on
his part. M
m After hearing his version Of the
affair Judge Lynch imposed the
IT,. sentence and Flesher was taken TO
!, Jail AT l o'clock and Releascd at 2
80 O'Clock. 20 s
~ Judgement of $50 was entered
against Homer Gain in default of
il. appearance for trial. Similar
~ Judgment was entered against John
a Haney, IT.. "a sr
~ HI The. iNrYlhrougi,t in a verdict Of
~. guilty. ,agai,lstgthe West Virginia
.-,a Short Lime Railroad COMPANY. =
.er The jury found Thomas Levin
.-,,sJ guilty Of whiskey Indictment
saioq Robert PAYS. was also found gull
,s- tys:,f u whiskey .indictment.fq h,s
q The, West Virginia Short Line
II Railroad Company was placed on
trial Friday evening for obstructine
~ and destroying the public highway
near Dola. 4.s.a1 q
The grand jury at TINS term Of
the circuit court returned indict;
.t,;eI ments as follows: ; 55:..q ~.
t,t.ll n n FELoNIEs. ;roas :.,
i2 Henry Mccora. ,r,.6-T .,
t.o'fl Ivap ANDREW Boggs. ,,a,s,-q IN
,li John Loco. ~, ,.p XIX
,.5,.s.. d)9miaiek Nociphogiia. Ill
- George Smell. n - -.
f. q. Jim iNiGilcsh9k,
n ~, Cearles Jp;fs, J. .E'sr}I
.5F I4omas Michael :t'y
5-it.j -.Im T3NEsr,G Nalhr. sL4QelYeyitcf
~ 8rapk1N .ycl.24l.. sn4 P3eteri ,,AIlics;al
.sssSsM- eH9lfal4f flar!l, 1r 4la + rFs
.gI.T Join 1pa era oanS Jruff Rsone .9 y
JIM NIL II be-. a4ie.I john n rRl rs /,
,eillS Jgpqs 1Caig ar:ela :isa =.
m saiiIsfi59Sna RayEf i J. -: saqZ 80
james Randall. An drew 1KSeh q.
ff5Ss11 tI5Ai S sStgSIss s1is. R5 a5
Fftssnes ssff Pines, Andrew slJack WI
f1ehnff ggtgHs aid 1chRateyS sf6595qe, t%o case!
fmis' ON bAffsBESft KN6RS..m ~
Lizzie RedHdhd fadifas Mzae bred
man, three cases.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
10 s94Iq HVH NIB 9nI
.ATatRb. MRss. RAkER
l,s & e is'BitsaaaktfIMORF

IN .isbirm sd& 3pods Blot n
'dNE axbB fsaFe, yyaFBbnstdsof Bak.
sad'n tt6ad Afy Fl a sa .lii afasher lad
, as{Sfa sassEE s szaas L sa saabbre The
fhASS@#Illsr 68aBd baaaae,l HI been i
Oh i 4 atgP edht tfatf hadiT gH he was
11ai5 1875 oBb%q9l aaEiYsa taed y pson here
IS wa sttiepe PafpEBab itAebate Of his
az ba afAt1rifiepq all rqu lBat AsEe many
ELI fttaeHp5i33ss qdt eybAa hAsN ssptest sym
baH 1852 sy55f Hin 8i EfdhF7d yasement.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
nan PATTERSON
BECOMES A WIFE
BY Associated Press.

ByAssociated Press. .isa6tE
g Washington, d. g. Sept. 16G1xm
PatetHona actressJ is td,ihtaFryn ilt:T
divorced Husband, LEON iG.l Marmng
'fafs afternoon af'rhedjwilf RESIDE in
New Ncrk. - 4 II: s mn
n3iW .aglnd uillAnal aAi Of .1oR Z
fs,r M abcad;Ji;%sn ,n,lgce IsGsfs,,ti sIissgl
~ qsDla ION nm lid siitnlo mUif d
4 When. :sia2,qistioMsJ begomes dron-
dc lids idaheefcusts Kodoli pysPep-
sia 'Curd aii4ncue.fnd5g&stio n-s land
sal1 ttfotblesiI resulting I,shdfdrnIps
lfhus. pteNenting: GatsrxhscsalM stom
itachs DIR. I&A&timugeyiefe f.esguss
sasasd gTp thbseisltiardng
Reconsideration fbr,souft stomach i
,wpuldlsay tbeteIis ndbetthr remedy
,thanii K6deHgD yspapsiab1 Ghte.ion I
nbase spresetibednitofo jef'
mrnpetients iithIgood ssieeeAI Sar,
del DyYpepsia,G Cute igesssighat ypp
,fFt nsnd fiaaakas theastomaah sweet.
iSld By tStanen& AerpsT.bid moo 4
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

ana DruISeS. li
An unknown man, presanablr-a
tramp, is also. in the list of the dead.
Most Of those, injured continued
their journey OF the injured r. d:
] DALEY, Of Massillon, Ohio, was bad
y cut about the head, but his in
iurles are = not regarded serious. 3il
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
'BAlVERQPl SALE
|. I Takes I |! place

The property Of Dr. FLEMING
Howell, bankrupt, was again put up
Saturday afternoon for sale The
stv-wss=ngs zEgs tended, but
h Ridafi11g 1Ess Fs s4s liYs q some 4
a lot IN 5Sortii rev was purchas-
III & I B l|.!a i.
$101. He also got cne-sixty-fou
pf Fhe dilsa6d one-eighth Of tie gas
fnIerestl ID l2O6 acreg near Wallace
Tot $94 land il so al 'bf sea.
Claude ". GopN ehssed five
shares of stock, lace zal6e $50. Of
the Harrison County Herald, ior
The residence pftGtfpe rty vas put ap
and d raise Of $40 i'll tlIe bid wss
made by Mrs. Gertrude b; HoWel,
making 1t S1s ,,s65, but Was mot ga
The sale then id jESirned nntl /
o'clock Friday afttefnoo Jon, Sept. ~.
~ III Il [t5fJtrffje 81 7tall'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
COLLISION
Ion DE B 8!g|
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Ia8kfiEE$ sg IHSs svS ssst !, En-
asgsg sH=aFauss ygtz;st
Chicago Junction, were killed and
q score OF persons injured in coy
fisf0H bsfween an east5Uund passen=
6 s.; e.: ); 4; ;s;s|s'ElEFENlelffE
Most of those injured were hurt
THI I'|llfl ll q fls: +. E3|
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

anii" Eif5aihl.' ea4t,ii al, IL 9 sig!Jeaa
aigt|Ass IRISH fsloat Ts$I
Us x s3$EG $$B| i
No 1.sstes5ifaa Sifiasl SSAltisEeb Valued az {
I'D @oSSitfSSbS Sps
oi'ijeHoA24n S;faGH If f III ss I liz
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

-TfD1fT

l1t3lss .$esjs 3Morainnslpf
IRsfts Ruga Yas itbl here Satarda
qeis9Ad SHs.aath, eEspss ahe4fes ffr99
rHibEI1dSSEEa 3sSastap EEafafSa ssv ed2
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
M|KAD0 cables 3: i: L
BAR ROM "a

New J rf, Sept. lIiir. A gal
sEa'5 z; . on 4ksHqf te;
= so, nt4f VT Yishef q pile NJ
it4s,' #Aq esstRSeh lea lors
a d sRSrsqr lie cable itgasIsI
IS last lfIsprasentE Gel snafit i9A i !
isl4ctprys.1s fs ,,,,;1. 10 Ii
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

Stone & Mercer,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22
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! :.F'O|'IR|.S'|TEAE!!INGCHI|CK

.,a.a sfl:i 40 IItna 14N 94nt tFsItFaff
Well- 81 = %, Lost p Creek Citizen Con
.i fefsse ss to Theft of One Chicken
VaIued at One Dollar and and is Impris.
,sl,Af ynifca ad tt.ataas 2rsl niEf ldfs ss.nig
o on and Fined Fin "a: s Other iolators are
., Fined and Some
I'd teen New Felony NY Gases Gas ess and Number
,nis div asio d nalna tnHV al euiil hn3l3 pr aI @
led amaafi sogllnK oii %. d llno1 lN
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-22

,stnhW nj 9mii !,nnlJ- OH .li5/ FL,
S4-Sir sosiirK OH ~ 81 l1lrn3 ~
Tfa .gdihqa.- qn l1o0 ,asii .''.
-4.-.4L4l-t..-.--:.!!.-laxnal YaIinm nj y.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-08
Show Weddings

Baltimore clergyman declines to take part in rehear-
sal OF the wedding ceremony because he says clurch
weddings becoming more and more occasions for dra
matte effect and dress display"
Ii more ministers to take this sensible view and
bold stand the modern wedding might become less the
airca and more sacred affair, less society show and
ceremony of wholesome sentiment.
with the benign atmosphere and influences surround
Ing the society wedding removed it nigh cease to be so
prolific feeder Of the divorce courts and become the Sc
cure basis of rational and happy domestic life
IN the good old days when marriage for life and
not for social splurge made great event indeed
but not as it is The bride had for months some
times for years been busy with her sewing quilting
chetng into and patch and stcth of which she
had threaded her love and hope and trust Her wedding
meant much indeed to her. but the Importance was not all
IN the ceremony The main thing preparation to
Go her full part toward making the home comfortable
and happy in which peace and prosperity loved to
abide.
The society bride of today busy too for weeks before
her wedding Between ''shower parties she finds time
to be measured for her gowns and fitted into them very
much as bronze statue cast into the proper shape thin
crust is filled with base metal 1t is lawful BORE but
can't be avoided She owes 1t to the dear boy to look
her very best at the ceremony And that many
about all she magnes she does him and all he
gets The divorce court records clearly show that many
blind fellow has taken leading part in matrimonial teat
cais to find out aterward that he has married Of the
finest wedding gowns that money bought but that
has very poor stuff inside it.
We can't all be rich and have swell weddings and it is
good thing can't If could and did this would be
dull world If there poor, struggling
none aspiring mankind would forget how to laugh and
how to love. 80
Love and marriage far to those in moder-
ate circumstances than the easetaking wealthy It'll
means wedding of sympathies in of
iety of hope of struggle of disappointment of success it
deep experience in all the profound soul noursh-
ing emotions to many of which the hearts of the society
butterflies closed For when struggles cease sympa
thes and aspirations also and the soul stagnaes
The divorce records tell the story pretty clearly Pro
portonatey marriages found unhappy among
the very rich than among the poor and middle cassed
bined.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-08

overeXert themselves and as a conse-
quence they are fit to enter race
tomorrow.
Physically, each man is nearly per-
lection. but accidents may happen"
says Jim, "and therefore / am not
counting the chickens before the
shells are open. The other crews
learned a lesson last year, and they
will profit thereby. One thing 1 will
say, and that is that the crew which
finishes ahead of Syracuse at PouGh-
keepsie this month will have to break
the record"
Ten Eyck was handicapped this
year by prolonged winter. Many
of the practice spins were taken in
binding snow storms and floating ice.
His boathouse was swept from its
foundat ton, and enough happened to
drive any man but Jim Ten Eyck to
distllcry. But If he was worried
he never showed 1t, and alta present
his smiling countenance, jovial hand
shake and easy demeanor denote
more than the words that he won't
utter that the Syracuse coach is on
Easy street.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-08
Science and the Soul

Science may be able discover and analyze the
SOUL but in remarkable in New York the soul has
been awakened in human body by simple surgery.
Jack Hany although 16 years old and well developed
physically, was until two months ago mentally infant,
possessing neither memory reasoning power His par
ens has ago gned themselves to the cruel belief
that Jack hopeless imbecie.
The other day physician discovered that Jack s brain
not diseased, but that it not properly connected
with the spinal cord and all that would be required to
store arrested development would be to effect the
sary union of cells By oseopathc manipulation this is
being slowly accomplished and the light of is dawn
ing upon the life long confined in the dark
The boy is rapidly learning the alphabet finds his way
about alone and takes keen delight in the unfolding of the
world that dead to him. The mind and soul born 16
years after the body are becoming normal.
Science has penetrated the yelled mysteries and solved
of the deepest secrets of life.
The field for benefit mankind in this direction is pm
limited. Miosn of demented and deficient little children
suffer bondage in darkness from which science may yet
find the way to set them free.
For the who has unbalanced shattered his brain
by wrong living their minds and souls opened the light
science will have done incalcuable service
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-08

The Denver boy declares he robbed when Eddie
Hanlon given the decision in their 20round fight last
Friday night and many there who contend that Corbet
should have been given draw.
Battling Nelson has Disguised his local admirers by the
showing he has made in his two Eastern battles. victory
the Dane by Abe Atte not unlocked for but to
meet second beating at the hands of poor
like Kid Sullivan is than the most rabid Nelson
rooter stand for Nelson is evidently the victim of
that strange disease made popular by Tommy Ryan-easy
moneyits. Nelson has been known to sdesep hard
game for money therefore the burden of the response
bility for Nelson downfall must lie with his manager
Billy Nolan The fact that Nelson cannot go six rounds
with the easiest sort of mark and make showing is
comon knowledge, but Nolan to have overlooked
Nelson's capabilities, in this regard, and has cast aside
judgment for the sake of adding few easy dollars
his bankroll WILLIE B. GOODE.
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Chance For Deal in the Philippines

There is that talk, started by Congressman Hull, Of
Iowa. that Japan, after whettng her appetite Manchu
ria and the Russian navy will want the Philippines by way
of dessert.
Why should Japan not want the Philippines? They
much Japan than they the United States
and peopled by a similar to the japanese. For
every Uncle Sam could think of why he should have
them the Japanese think Of two And further
is it worth while that the future relations of Japan and the
United States should be couded because country has
what the other country you must obviously desire?
solution might be found in little deal in real estate
Uncle Sam paid 900 for the islands and is quite
certain whether he got bargain Shortly Japan will have
in hand indemnity from Russia to the tune of 81 O0O
5000 1t might be good business to step in and
eve Japan of say $1000OO000 of this money and let her
take the Philippine islands
This might be imperialism, anti-imperalism just
business but it would yield nearly enough ready cash
dig the Panama canal.
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There probably isn't In existence
a man who knows more about rowing
thana James A. Ten Eyck. coach of
the Syracuse university crews.
Jim is a veteran in the business,
and has been on and around the water
during the SO years of his active life.
He comes from an aquatic family. his
father being an oarsman who is able
today to give his wash to many a
younger man.
The Syracuse coach was born on
the shores of the Hudson and has
engaged in and won more races than
any man in America.
AS usual, Ten Eyck is reticent as
to the prospects of his crews this
year. But they. won't be last" he
remarks, his eyes twinkling. This is
Ten Eyck's third year in Syracuse.
His first was a failure, for he had
no material. His second year, how
ever, was a corker--his boys cleaned
up everything and did 1T easily. They
had lots left in case OF an emer-
gency. And Ten Eycks head didn't
expand either. He took his victory
philosophically, as he does every
thing.
Ten Eyck has three crews this
year. two eight-oared and four
cared. The latter is a new feature,
and of it he says little. But here
again he swings in parenthetically,
"They won't be last"
Although not exacting in the true
sense of the word, Ten Eyck is a
strict disciplinarian. While he brooks
no dictation, he is ready to listen to
what may appear wisdom.
so far and no further" are his in
structions. He will not let his men
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plate, cut off Haynes yesterday In
the game with Salt Lake at Boise
and thereby shut off the only chance
the Elders had to score. The game
went to Boise, to 0.
Tozier was easy for the fruit
pickers and his wildness and soft
balls resulted in his being taken out
in the fourth inning and Thornton
substituted. Carney made great
double by pulling down fly with one
hand and putting it to second to kill
off Ripps The ScOra.
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