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The sun., 1905-12-13

CENTRAL AUCTION Co. NJ. SlIEEHiN. Auc-
tlonrcr 52 and 1hi Canal St. Will sell at 1890 4 NJ.
Dee l3 Bv FIlIn. clothing
Dee. l4-By Filla irwciry, &c
Dec. IA Rs =, LcChtCntrltt, 30 I'd av., clothing
pledged to Dec. I. 1901
Dec. ~ By Fl'lln, clothing,
bee, IL By lin jCwclry. &c
Dec, ls-By II Miller AZ 9th av.: clothing to
Dec. 10. 1904.
Doc 10 Ry i simpson & Co. 225 Park row
diamonds. icwcirN. fancy SiVcrwarc. &c, pied rrd
to No. 5000, Sept 1901, and all goods held over.
Dee. ~ by O'Bricn & Ryan. clothing
Dec. 20 By Z, berger. 400 9th av., 100 West I?d
81 diamonds, Jcwclry, &c pledged to Dec 10, 1901.
Dec. 20 By ", T.. FUlan, $50 10Th av.; clothing,
&c. No, ii4sj Nov. a. 10 lj5D, Dec, 10, 1904.
The sun., 1905-12-13

BRIGHT. AMBITIOUS BOY; High School gradu-
ate OF neat appearance and some personal taste.
can have position with excellent chance for advance
mcnt In tic manufacturing business; salary 10
start, 81 BLANCHARD & PRICE,
Ii2 9th Ave.
PRESSMEN WANTED Cylinder preSsmen
wanted for Cleveland, Onto; highest salary. per
maucnt positions To non unlOn men. Can or ad-
dress Room 1920. a2O broadway, New York city
FEEDERS WANTED Non union feeders
wanted Tor Cleveland. ohio: highest SALARY: per
mRncnt positions. open shop. can or address
Room 1920, 500 broadway, New York city,
WANTED Two nopr and two planrr hands on
heavy work. steady work and good wages. no
trouble; only nrSt class men wanted state wages
and experience FARRELL FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE CO.. Ansonla, Conn.
The sun., 1905-12-13
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
WHERE TO DIN 6
Travellers CO.. 2 Park pl, Tel o050 Cort
Ale a Ia carte Idh, Table d'hote,
CAFE MARTIN


O To y +. NJ.
Cat, from cate AIartin to all Theatres UP to 45'h
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS
FOR AFTER-TIiEAIRE PARTIES
HOTEL LAFAYETTE idA; ,ni1i"s ni"nsF fraasal,e ~ nc
Old Hotel Martin, Also service a la carte.
University III. & 9th st. MUSIC oy Aha'o "f'"'
3 U r NJ s
45tb street and 9th Avenue.
CAFE BOULEVARD 2Srian ga ave- Music ' 4 special,ics;
.. R.,taurant' junction Broadway and
HtAlYS Dol. Ave" seth St Music; -r,,
LITTLE HUNGARY aSI %c fa'' aSssfSn 9gsf%% jrs Sn
Band & Royal Neapoltan Mand!.mlS,S q = g Eye
HERALD SQUARE HOTEL att" asd"d|Sy sy i S sa carte
NEW cp.Nn B'way & as st. ,iu'ie; SIC
uo,s, uoouAunIE Bway 8 asthSt AIo
Ho'tl nohmAnu,e Musl' 'o-'' IT'D
ARENA 30 "Ftt Ia atst r1rts' s''''1; Table Ho,c
MARLBOROUGH RATHsKELLER iEoT lIa ina 1'S'G %Gsia
HOTEL MARsELLE ey .Sa l"'d s1 4. Sl1i Mdc
HOTEL ALBERT lh In s. ,S, rptirT>'A l s RI y,iS Nc
HOTEL ST. GEORGE "r"oklIn fh1 laodx NM foIo m rams
"MoToR CAR RUNS"
Roai maps 81, "Autonoble Tours D?5cl. BOOK
lets gratis. Travellers Co, nar'. L!ac". \. y
BLOSSOM HEATH INN H",'"% S ,Tom Sa i3G as s laco00'
FLAGSTAFF INN We n"eIl%n b m m from H %aiGoFf G%
Astoria Open all winter E,CGnnt df'V,,,,,o .,,r
u,p,ru cAs,No STvENTH AVE-, DRIVE
,,< nm, ,Nu So. B'way. tonkers. y, y.
PAhk HILL Univ Restaurant Ia Carte.
The sun., 1905-12-13
SITl ,TiONS WANTED MALE.


SlTl ALTON WANTED by young man who feels
confident Of ability to talk rnnl llnCnEy when sub
cCt il interesting one n you have Interesting
business would likc 10 tall> Il tor YOU. Address
AGGRESSIVE, box III sun O'hCc.
YOUNG MAN, years experience in Transports
tlon aud express business, desires a position In
traflc department Ot manufacturing company.
T., box i60 sun ONCE.
GENTLEMAN, rs. good education and expert
encc: best references seeks uoSitlon. Address
r. S., 1862 Broadway,
The sun., 1905-12-13

Headquarters Of the Fire Department Of The
City Ot NeT York. Nos ld7 and $50 East sixty
seventh Street, Borough OF Manhattan. The city
Of New York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Fire Commssioner at the above oince until
a
The sun., 1905-12-13

l.. l.. FIRU SKI, AuCt., 20 Rowrry. sells 10 NJ:
For pawnbrukcrS ON dates below. all unre-
deemed watches. diamonds. lcwcry Of every kind.
slvcrwarc, nr"armS. m>,tnmcnls and pledges OF
ticket numbers spcciu,d, both inclusive. also all
older ones reserved from previous sales.
Dec. l3-Ordcr Nm Simpson Co: IcwclTy
Dee. li-Ordcr God,iOn Bros, jls 9th ay.:
pledges prior Dec J. lpU. 10 No, 37362.
Dee. Il Order y. Mayer, HohokCn; clothing.
Dec. l5-- Fine consignment jcwclry,
Dec. is-Ordcr y, Phillips, l67 howcry. 3j5 w.
l25th St! clothing pledged prior Nov 2S, 1904
Dec. 10 OrdrrJ anderson 307 W i?d 81 pledges
prior Dec. /, 1904, to No, 5000
Dec. 10 order T. kalmus Son $50 Canal ST .
clothing, &c pledged nrlnr Dee. o, 1900
Dec 20 order William SiuUSOn CO.. ISL.
formerly Isl Bowery pledges Prlor Oct, 49, leOi,
tO No 954OG.
The sun., 1905-12-13

once OF the Department OF PARKS, Arsenal Build.
Ing, finh Avcn4c and sixty fourth Street Borough
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Park Board at the above ONCE Of the Depart
nirnt OF PARKS until 3 O'Clock p NJ. m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ~, 1908.
Borough Of Manhattan. -
PERFoRMlAG AK LMA9Qn M +, RE2yI RTy lRED FoR FQR
As SPECIFIED, OF 4 SEW WING, TO BE KNOWN
AS THE SoGTTd W!!NG OF OF, THE WEST ; tAGA4NpE. asa
Rr'NNITG THrREFROM ~ NoRTHERIY AND
EASrERLN .nlEECTI0N. FOR THE AMERlC,AN
MUSEUM or NATURAL HISTORY IN MAN
HAITIAN SQUARE,
For full particulars see City Record.
SAMUEL PARSONS, JR,,
President
MICHAEL. =. KENNEDY,
commissioners OF Parks.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20
FORT WORTH & DENVER.

After Oct. II for the winter
season, the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railroad trains
nos. Z and 5 will be operated
between Fort Worth and Dial.
hart Tex, only, instead Of be-
ing carried through to Denver
as heretofore. Under these
new conditions, these trains
will operate Pullman sleepers
between Fort Worth and Am
arillo, maintaining close connec-
ton with the Pecos Valley
Railroad and other lines con-
Meeting at that point and inter
mediate functions.
This service in being estab-
hshed through to Dalhart is
eighty miles greater than has
been afforded during previous
winter seasons, but is at pres
ent justified through the I'M
mense increase in the local as
well as through travel to the
Dalhart-Amarillo country by
influx of homeseekers and pros
pectors.
1t is the policy of the Denver
Road to facilitate the further
growth Of that section OF the
country as much as possible by
giving the homeseeker and pros
pector an excellent train service
to Dalhart, which connects
with the Rock Island for points
east and west.
1t also gives Dalhart some
what a precedent as a growing
city. The distance from Fort
Worth to Amarillo, the termln-
us of this train in former winter
seasons, is 1886 miles, and from
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20
THE RAILROAD.

The following items all, more
or less, concern Canyon City Oh
the railroad question:
At a meeting of the directors
Of the Gulf, Santa Fe & North
western Railway one of the new
proposed Santa Fe lines for the
Panhandle, route and location
of which has been previously
published by the Herald, was
held in this city last Thursday
evening and the following Off
GERS were elected: E. p. Rip
lev, Of Chicago. President;
Avery Turner, of the Pecos Val.
lev Lines, Vice President and
General Manager; Don A. Sweet
Secretary; L. G. Deming of New
York, Assistant Secretary;
Judge J c Paul, Treasurer; II.
W. Gardner of New York. AS
sistaut Treasuer.-Amarillo
Herald.
A. L. Conrad, recently pro-
NOTED from ira tic manager of
the Pecos Valley Lines and
Southern Kansas Of Texas Ry.,
with headquarters here, to be
auditor % disbursements Of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
system with headquarters at
Topeka, left Saturday night for
that place where he goes to as
sumo the duties of his new pc,
sition. Amarillo Herald.
According to the Tribune-Chief,
the Frisco is sure going TO extend
from Quanah to Hale Center ere
another twelve months roll around.
The surveying, SO says that paper,
will begin inside Of thirty days.
The Plainview Herald Of last
Friday brought US the information
that the grading contract on the
Canyon City to PIainview railroad
has been let TO Moore Bros, of
Kansas City. OF course, Bro.
Shafer knows.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20
THE FIRST BALE!

THE FIRST BALE!
p. Friemel of Umbarger.
brought in this morning
the first bale of GOTTEN
raised in Randall county.
He has eight acres, two
bales out and one more
anyway, and perhaps two.
yet to come.
1t was sold to Seydler &
Pyeatt for / cents.
Who now will stand up
and say that cotton won't
do we'll in Randall county?
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Births-A new boy came into
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Duke Wednesday,
Yesterday morning another son
was added to the family of J. B.
Thomas at Umbarger.
DR.. Stewart was physician in
both instances and reports all doing
well.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

At the Methodist Church Sunday
morning Rev Wilson will preach
on Home Missions. and at night the
Ladies Missionary Society will rem
der a missionary program.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Several of our citizens are talking
of taking in a portion of the Dallas
State Fair, and among them are
J. c Pipkin, r. @. Oldham and
+. G. Thompson.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Rev. J. T. Burnett, to whom
was intrusted The News letter from
its Hoffman correspondent, forgot
to pass it in until Wednesday even
ing. As it was intended for publ,
cation last week and came in, you
may say, too late for this, we sim
ply note it that the fault may lay
where it belongS-on the broad
shoulders of Bro. Burnett.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

T. Z. Money will ship Saturday
another purchase of calyes. He
got nice bunch of I57 from J. N.
Cooper, but refused to tell our re-
porter what he paid for them. 1t is
said however, that he gave close
around the $I2.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Hiram Painter, the Umbarger
store man, has been appointed post
master, succeeding Mr.. Cochell re-
signed.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Geo. Spears and wife of the
Grand Saline Sun were in town
today, leaving on the morning train
for Hereford. Mr.. Spears wants
to move to the West and is hunting
a location.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

The News office is doing some
printing for the Canyon National
Bank this week. 1t expects to
open up for business in the Canyon
City Real Estate CO. offices by
November Ist if possible.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

The Rip Van Wrinkle show was
well attended. Like the Jesse
James show, it was very good for
the money.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Coffee Bros. have the contract
for an iron store building for Sey-
dIer & Pyeatt on west side Of square.
T. H.Rowan says he is also going
to put up a livery stable on the
same side Of the square.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

J. NJ. PYeatt this week purchased
from @. c. Long, the place north
of the railroad now occupied by
Dave Park. $1,000 was the price.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Fort Worth to Dalhart, the
present terminus of the run, is
4l6 miles.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

j. F. Hood has sold the balance
of his section, 800 acres upon which
are hisresidence and other improve,
ments, to Robt. Saylor at So. 50 per
acre,
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

At the Panhandle district con.
vention of the Christian Church,
held at Amarillo I3 to IS, only
Travis Shaw attended from this
place. A big camp meeting was
arranged for next summer to be
held either here or at Hereford.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

G. N. Houser, stanch friend
of The News, called in last Friday.
Game in evidently to take in the
Jesse James outfit.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Seydler & Pyeatt have sold their
section, 10 miles S. W. of town, to
j. Harrison, Oscar Davis and
Fletcher Rogers at 5000.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

J. A. Wallace returned from his
last Kansas City trip Thursday of
last week. He says that he lost
out on his calves and made on the
COWS.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Our first touch of cold weather.
barring the light frost of last week,
came yesterday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Another big batch of prospectors
arrived on the train yesterday in
Guiding some for L. G.. Conner.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Some startling things are
going to happen concerning our
railroad future between now
and Nov. list. remarked one OF
our leading citizens to our re-
porter, yesterday. Upon being
asked whether OF good or evil
omen, he replied, that de-
pends!" and right there he stop
ped. If anybody knows, he
does, but not all our reporters
art could elicit another word.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

A. E Brown, J. A. Wansley, L.
P. Taffndrr and several others,
have been in the maize crops for
several days-if you don't believe
it ask TO see the blisters on their
hands.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Mrs. Phillips of Angus, N, IA F,
was the guest of Mrs. M E. Leon
ard few days this week, en-
route to Plainview to visit her
daughter. Mrs. l.. M. Faulkner.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

just Received-A car of
Drop Siding.
BuRTON-LINGO Co.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20
For Feed i'm the Field.

have some horses to trade.
7. K. Money,
Canyon City.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-10-20

Brandon has several good houses
for sale all the way from $500 to
$500. Why not buy one?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

use far them Even now there are
q frW % them left
Dennis sullivan. one ~ the Ameri-
can Asuaeiatiou'n btiEht stars. vas
The unconscious object 81 such a
characters smart. not long ago.
Sullivan during the winter
teaches school he does not drink
Or smoke and has exemplary hahlta
While on the road and not playing
BAH, sullivan spends bis time coax
inr sweet strains frun "a violin. q
nhieh be- Is paiHalauatelE faaf. sui
iiVana home Ia AZ a boarding house
10 quict neiEhborhead Neat door
lives an individual uho hated the
followers ~ the national game.
~Hahf elarulafed tha Crouch. din-
GUESSING Sullivan in the presence q
eulii0ans Iauhiaty. I don't think
much - him. They're bad lot. an1
I would nut have one 81 them in my
house n we're SOU. but tell me.
Vho 4 that handsomely drraaei
young fellow I see about the b uHa
20 mueh q"
"Uh that's Sullivan. the ball play
en-" responded the proprietor % the
buardinE house. aWoefly, aud with
some enjoyment
We'll. I suppose he can afford TO
wear good clothes the Crouch re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
ROOT WAS
'lTRERE"

THE Giants are reported 30 have
busted loose again.
In the ride down nom chicago,
Thursday night. on che 'tfiscu. they
were "a HleefuliX jolly party. lt hap
peued that Jack Root. the we'll
known rflEcnEhter. was aboard tho
aame train.
Root 80 the story goes, occupied
a sleeper in the same car with the
Giants. shortly after midnight
when the train wHH some roo milvH
or 20 outside OF Chicago. q number
uf the MsUraWitrH Hat Into "a Wstrr-
Singing fight
Root whom the Giants failed 20
recognise. demonstrated with the
piayrra Move be- 10 known. Nc
GraW'a crowd doesn't like 10 be
called
So hing. and a GLASS nt water be-
apattered itself an ever itout
Then, bang, a great muscular fist
shot our. and cite bath toaser lay
stretched cut on the platform of the
ear
There was a HcufFYing Of feet aud
considerable Hda+llae conversation.
Then Root proceeded 10 eut loose In
earnest he thumpsd every player
he saw aud Is reported % have done
a dead swell dnishiHs job
Up bohbcd the conductor. az well
aa Manager MeGraa and Secretary
knowles. Peace. such as Vas possi-
bic. was restored. and the badly
whipped hell.gefrnts retired 10 their
baftha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

Big purses and not biz side bets
are more attractive % fighters these
days than they were In ye olien
time There was a day when the
amount man could raise 20 bet
upon himself counted more than the
purse hung up by the club.
Jack Dempsey a real Worid's
champion # ever there was one.
fought oftencr for s6oo purses ,han
he dis FOR $1,000 guarantees And
fight clubs dId not flourish Ia every
nook and CORNER then. either The
mills we're finish affairs end the
gloves skin tight
Dempsey Gid as much aa any man
IN the ring 60 make puTiliatie his
tory recall one battle 81 which
he engaged with Johnny Rcgan. that
would make latter day Fighters
Hhivcr. The ring VAS pitched near a
river affected by the tide. and dur
inR the fight Il WAS necessary T.
move the ring three times to get
away from the rising water. The
men finished in water that came u
their kuees and neither kicked
Today fighters viii rot enter a
ring unless it has o floor especially
constructed and covered With this
OF that dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

who was that who murmurrd that
Ruhc W'addeli was gFazY9 lie him
aelf admits that he's peculiar The
reason that he II So he says. u be-
cause people that are attract far
worc attention thar those who lead
the peaceful life. hence the nuhs -
peculiar becauae he wants % b. no.
tteed while BE- aaa Ia New York
recently he saw a sign displayed
Ten Cents Load Paid Tor Gin
deFa It's e Edwards intention -
purchase soft coal iu train lots burr
Il and sell the ashes at 10 cents per
eartload The Ruhe has certainly
got q great business Noodle. Rubs
might have made great record
yesterday but for the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
SEATTLE MAN WINS

CHICAGO. Aug. f7.-P. G. New
ten. OF Seattle. defeated }. s. De
Mos. Of the Tascumbla club. Of
Wisconsin. In the first golf match
for the Exmoor championship cup.
The match vas close one. the
Seattle man winning - a score Of
un and ! % play
r. G Exam. national Toif cham
pion. dafoated Bruce Smith. OF
California, ia n close game Il took
Exam e holes 10 defeat The Calf
farnian
Egnn Won on sensational finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
HY JAS J. coHHETT
Copyright 1906 By the Newspaper

HaN jan. J. f.fNAHalf =
Copyright 1906 By the Newspaper
Enterprise ABH8eiatluH
Philadelphia continues - be the
easiest city Don the world Tor the
fighters. when IL comes 10 Offering
support 10 shady Or brutal mixes.
the metropolis Of Quakerdom b. Ia a
Glars by itself
No matter hos lopalded fiHht
looks Philadelphia fans win dig
down iuto their jeans and produce
the coin for a.
IN keeping with the tastes ~ the
fan Is the Philadelphia pug. Joe
Grimm. who has become known ell
over the world for hia relationship
10 ehoprIng block.
Quaker promoters are anxious 10
secure him a. "a drawing card. The
morbid fans nlt about the squared
circle and Eioat over Joe.F ability TO
take everything from "A aiedse- ham-
mer swing To an upper cut Without
Forgetting about the short end 81 the
purse.
E'of more Than two years Grimm
has been going on with everybody
including Bob f1tzalmmona and
other noted sluFEern.
The hast man he stacked mp
against was Jack Johnson. Jack
didn't knock the machinery IN Joe'H
Uranium out Of Whaek. because II
consists 90 very few wheels. Jack
did knock him down and the falls
came 80 often that the count got
mixed.
The nearest Johnson cau1e 70
turning the oft-tfIed trick was tn
the last round. when he sent the
human punching bag down Tor the
count The ben rang when eight
Vas counted and Joe'a record re-
mains clean. tn another month the
phindelphia slaughter lowers viii be
ready 20 see Joe take hls medicine
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

The ideal short uip for tourlstn L.
20 the G 3. navy yard and battle
ships The Puget Sound navy yard
Is the largest on the Pacific coast.
Fast steamers leave Pier al ? ana
10 >. a. lis. g 30 and 20 p. m.
Fare round flp. see. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
AMERICAN LEAoUuR's
CULTURE JARREo HIM

MINNEAPOLIS some years ago.
w hen ball players wcfr looked upun
with aoFue suspicion. a VAS eom-
mon 20 find persons who had no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17
FAN FOOD

Seattle is at the top Of the list
again. and she didn't have 20 play
game 90 gut there That's coming
pretty easy FOR the slwashs The
rain interferred With the baseball
game wednesday. and gave the In
dams a rest
Thursday u the weather permits
The public Nii have \ chance % see
The SIwashes again.
Tacoma and Oakland FLASHED
Wednesday. and the result vas. that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

The second time 7 fought choyn-
Xxi we had to walk about ~ miles.
ana fought IN on imprggised ring.
In my third fight with Joe va
met on "a barge m Beneeia bay and
the sun was 50 hot % would have
cooked potatoes.
Like everything else. prize fight
ing has changed An evolution has
taken pIace which the majority be-
iieve rs for the better.
Buddy Ryan Is ono Of our real
champions
re proved this BY the manner IN
which he disposed Of Peterson. the
much touted coast tighter. who 20
easily Disposed Of CLANCY. the Eng-
llah champion
Ryan IL hard-hIttlug proposition
who win DO his share u mixing any
Old time the other fellow gives him
"a chance. didn't see the fights
mentioned. bat Harry carbett
writes me that the Ryan Peterson
20 was one of the best they have
had on the coast n a long time. A
80 between Ryan ard Walcott
would furnish nn attraction worth
going miles 70 see.
Onc Of the greatest surprises the
ring has furnished WAS the defeat
II Geo. Dixon By Frank ErHe. In
Buffalo. Efue's home. the fans
looked upon this match as ridiculous
and many bet against the white boy.
thinking Erue was a weil-heafed
hid who would be slaughtered.
The club manager who made the
match Waa supposed 10 want U see
Erne prepared Tor burial
But Efue won aud incidentally
gave The colored wonder the first
severe setback he ever experienced
lie marked Dixon'H face 20 his
mother would rot have known him
and the match Was one Of the best
ever seen in the east
Dixon carries cauiifiower ear 10
this dag az the result OF that acrap
The confidence Erua gained that
night gave him the nerve 20 tackle
and defeat Geo. LaviEue. then the
lightweight champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

President Taylor OF the noatou
Americans last week offered To
purchase John Ganarra release from
the HighauaerH and pas him sec a
month % finish the season with the
Collins team. Camel turned dow Il
the offer. saying ne would stick q
hls Grand Hapida team. even n he
never played BAH again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-17

n Al Prank panahue. uow Rtth
Cleveland has enn At least Il
samea from Ruhe Wad8ei. some
thing 30 other tWirier can boast -.
while Waddeil haa stan 60 win HE
first game from panahur.
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piled. And who IS Il that plays the
violin 80 WE'LL
That's MIR Sullivan. too said
the lanaiady. And the man with the
chronic Crouch retired defeated
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SHESW 9as to See FIRST P td s, G4so
SPORTS
ARE ON EASY LOT

eoRBErr DECLARES THEY WILL STAND FOR ANYTHING m
TIE FIGHT LINE AND THAT JOE GRIM Is POPULAR
CHANGE IN FIGHTERS AND FIGHTING - BUDDY RYAN
REAL CHAMPION
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Willie Keelrr once mere leads the
American league In batting In S.
games kreier has been az bat 8aa
times and made ti8 hits. a percent
age Of .22t
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BATTLING N s5 c. ?2! s5 sGi"

the Tacoma bunch came out al the
top Of tho Eamr. with ucoro OF 2
10 1. Emerou proved 90 be top much
Tor tho Commuters. and with OAK
lands errors. he managed tn win out
The only hit of Emerson was "a two
haggnF in the seventh hy nunlcav1.
which scored Francis.
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A. Washington Washington. 4;
Cleveland z
Al Philaiclphla-st Louis. 4.
Philadelphia. 6
Other games Were postponed on
account Of rain.