davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Portland, ore. Dec. i9--Ths last
rites 10 TIE memory - the lsts a0n.
atsF John Mitchell Wsfs said To-Day.
A. 20 6eioek ihe sashst VS. takes %
The OOapeii chamber ~ Ne city hall
where q o. 20 tss public W. aa@it'
80 ~ O'elo1k tas Gasket we 70
moves 10 tAs C0aSFoGatioaal GhnFca.
WAsgo the services were haid. FoiiOW.
ina thsss ne b0dy was tstsFFol 10 ne
River ViaW esmstsFY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

New York. Dec. lS,-Ths body Of
Robert D. BliIentihe. VINO killed aim.
sslf IN bic mothers home at Newark.
last Saturday night. was buried IN the
family plot Ia Mount Pleasant Gene
terry tolAy. Relatives yesterday dis
credited biaekmail and other stories
which have been circulated ~ reasons
which may have prompted aim u end
bic life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Waeo.. TeE.. Dee. n.-WillIsm r.
woodward. q pFomlhent and wealthy
oglt0n mah vs. buFnsd 10 isath IN bls
oGiss to-day Ne BAD kihdisd q hfe and
d 10 belisVeA ~ fell ssIssb Tie aFe
iEnitsd The farnitugs and Woodward
uas buFssa an4 blistsTed bsyond rec.
ognlffGn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Ioa6sH, De-. i1--Ii - learned gaAi
Tseosses E,stta fhistoa. ne postast
eiiai. go % VhOa nssetd taltoatsl
DC -hails1s aae BoaRsts." WaS mar.
Fie1 o. on - % olaSa y RicA. Whom
~ Aas tn0vn siass hsT shilfaool. sa1
who bee bssa BE amaaasasis ioE %
Fnru
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

New York, Dec, lathe right OF the
American Tobacco company to refuse
to sell TO small retailers II they choose
TO 10 80 was sustained by a decision
rendered yesterday by Justice 70 Ma.
rean In the supreme court IN Brooklyn.
p. Locker 4 Co, retailers, had brought
q suit against tie company demanding
100000 for damages. which thoy a.
legged. had resulted from the American
Tobacco eompany'S refusal TO DO bU1l.
ness with them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

HaEanE, Dee. HIS EdsrDemp
stsF liner. Angola, Wnioh grounded
eard On q coral bottom Whiis catering
ne harbOE "a . heaVy go Sunday
nig1i. has besn abanaonsd ~ ~ %.
6oRuFilefa. ne vessel uaa WFocksd
~ tho rooks WhioA ptereea ~ huil
Thsge ls IS tsoa q UuaoF n re holG.
and ~ wheai h swelling
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

AmsFscus. O.. Doe i8-1a q free
agAt o. sacknoa stFoot pagHiclpaGsa %
~ fonF negFo WuGsn. 9iefa Williams
GAoC EIiaa Ehek esq ~ brainn
poaEiag OF % ne Si4auuik. Thrss
womos sanaa Bset atlattsd ths ~
Ii1Ms sonan. o1s rlieias bsT via e
aass. ths sEaGs4T r0BaiitnE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

NswtOn. Ca. Dc. is.-Nilion
Brown. the alleged vile murasrog who
was seHtsneed 10 hang here MDnday
has been Ttspsisd bY the governor Tor
. ume II h thought that b will not
hGhE 81 all. but be sentshes viii b
eommuted 70 imprisonment for life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

1lambhis. TeHa- De -. --IleboFta
q oNeogs uoFa eoaai1egpd e. toiag's
aas1ioa q the Bf9ghsFhao1 q Pnlat
eFs aag useogatoFg casVssfioa ne -.
~ q o. feWetnrT tfeas1FsT. ]. q
fma ga9Wl ne aFgaaiEatisa q hs
81 ~ fatff WaFsuegt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

War4iagioa. Dee. m.--GAks r..
WaghE esgsgnes e. 90 Pnfilpslnas.
arrived n waShingisa ia1l aieht ane
Was &c saFig caller ~ fha Ger eapagt.
maat Waars ~ 49, 9 eoassls1ns wsss
asefsiaFY Tan ouaearnfag maisrn q
Ths ag11ipeinro 80 IN - npo.rf
q ~ epunfsa - Ne e. 80 fr,a -
sanf - rsg cugu Is -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Afiaata. Dc ia.--gea Psaalari0l.
90 Bysaf.qia sar9hf.g 80 " ". Pen,
GinGaa. wns 10 eFsg ~ 3 tester eaF
ar ~ euhers hs a1ua6af afleg
- - iufua uss - ss.ir1s
a1 q ~ c,aey harn.f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
WILL NOT ORDER
A GENERAL STRIKE
workmeu's Council Rejected
PROPOSITION.
MEN uNPREPAREnF oR CONFLICT


Arrest Of Leaders Only Of Local lmpor.
tanes and DID NOl Furnish Cause tOr
Concerted AstlSN-.To Prepare for an
Armed uprlslns
st. Petersburg, Monday, Dec. IL, via
Eydtkuhnen, East PprssiA, Dec. IA
Caution having prevailed over the fury
aroused by the arrest Of the strike
leaders the workmehh council has re.
jected the propOaIiiop 70 order q gen
eral strike at present as untimely and
has decided THAI the WOrkmen should
blde their time patifntly until ell me
preparations are complete.
The council rsalfsd he weAknosS
and unpreparOdnessSoS the woTkmen
for a general ConGtnt and had been in.
formed that the railroad men had al
ready decided againtt a strike.
Decline to accept challsnus.
The remnants a. he labor and soz
clalist delegates held Ssret meet
ing in the hall OF TIE economic society
at an early hour thiS morning declined
to accept the challenge OF the govern.
ment and adopted Q resolution against
tAe arrest Of NJ. KrustlleH. the pres.
ideut Of the executive committee OF the
wOrkmen'S council and the other 81,
Petersburg leaders which II was point.
cd out was only OF local importance
and did not furnish cause for Eenor.
al strike. Tue resolution, however.
declared that Il was the sacred duty
OF all Workmen % carry on the work
begun by the arrested leaders Of equip.
ping and preparing the hghtInG legions
'OS woEkmen Tor an aamsd uprising. add
ing;
in the name OF the future proletari.
at we refuse to make an active protest
at present"
IA trlumvirate hereafter will guide
the WOTkmsn'S council TAo govern.
ment on Saturday arrested the most
brainy men OF me organization and
tae remaining delegates not having
sufficient confidence IN any OF their
number chose an executive committee
Of three 10 guide the policy Of tho
council until events bring forth q wOF.
thy successor Of ". Krustalsh. The
sentiment Of the workmehs delegates
which was extremely depressed has
been somewhat raised By tae receipt
Of q Dispatch from Moscow claiming
that the rsVolutOuaFy propaganda has
Sadly tatsn rect ainoag the COaaaekS.
che last hope Of the reaction. The
third squadron Of the aFat regiment 81
Don CossaeEs Il reported 20 have asli
q meeting and 10 have drawn uD ser
vice demands claiming that che men
ere fed IKE dogs and hhabbliy clOthsd.
Tue government JGicsFs WoFa forced
70 deprive ne soldiers o. thsiF rites
and lances. THIS 10 TIE ansi sign OF
classification on the paFt Of ths Cos
sacks"
Telegraph Situation AmeilOratiRO.
Tue pOst and Telegraph s1tuati0n is
sted6yily amsliorEting thoagA 10 wires
are WOrtlnG 70 ptnaa oatsidS q. Rns
sia. and tslogra phio eownunicatiOa
vim ths interior y vsEy taaity. Many
% the sTitinE OVSratoFs haFo 0ss
heart 0Wing 10 he aevs fSom Mos.
COW taat tbs lsadsH WhGa egFsstsd WegF
in6uiging IN 80 'Epaaaivs gappsF q q
popular NioscOH res'auEast b eonpa.
~ via Womsn 'tftksFs and spendinn
Ghs striks funds HVipaiy e. ehaMDagns
"A ounenefVe elgafs Ana fleuor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

T0eosts. Dat. nse. IA. q, Daa'
vel. teller - ne local bFahoA % ne
ogpwn bank. Aaa disappeared An "a
aminaiion ~ Ne books yesterday n ~
iaoe1 70 have sb0Bu q shortage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14
WILL FILED ron PROBATE.
Wealthy Woman Gave Part Of Her
Estate 10 southsrners.

estate 70 boutNeFueFo,
Now York. DC, i9--The will OF "a.
ran II Walker VINO died on Nov, 20.
was fled yesterday for probate. II
leaves her friend. CaptalR ", Evans.
house In CaaTleaton, = c., Zoe his
llfo; on his death Il IL 70 80 % the city
hospital Of Charleston for use Of white
people only" A lot In Montgomery.
Ala, also goes TO the hospital there 20
found a surgical ward for white people
only. Besides this. che Montgomery
Hospital IL 10 have 81 800. and AifFSl
8. MaIoolmsoh and DR. Thomas N
AIKEN. her son. are to have $4,000
each. and divide The residue
Miss walker was q divorced woman.
who had resumed Der maiden name,
HeI former husbands name WAS Paul.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-14

Pads. nee IN p'Ofeli. maAageF
q ths Vah1eFbiii theaisf. zee EFaatad
eiFoFea from his sifs. da9aNs Re-
frrs. - Wef krgWh FTeTeh sftgegl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

NEW YORK Jan Just ~.
tle over ten years OF age. the United
States Golf association n stronger
today than ID has been Al any time
IN It's history. and " the men to BE-
Installed az officers In February
have their way. they vtil Increase
its strength
The United States Golf aas0eia-
tiou Naa organized on De e. 1894
With five clubs. and today u etuf-
ciaea a phterual care over asG ciuta
Without The palea however. there
are btH clubs. loo fine private links.
and 90 links owned hy hotels
The total 81 LIE links represents
the Interest taken In golf In the
United States and shows the won
dorful growth 81 the game In one
decade All % The clubs auta d. the
l.. s e A. arr not Of the Isolated
SORT OF the number. a0z are mem
beers 81 sectional associations that
have sprung up mainly for the pur
pose af holding local HampiunuhIpa
Ia various parts % tlH HHutry
These associations Hn# Frn nun
Der 81 clubs zach contain follows.
Metropolitan %. Western g.. Mas
HaehuHstla 81 Connecticut %. New
Jersey 80 Philadelphia 70. Southern
~. MARI land and District uf Colum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
TWO SUSPENDED

LOS ANGELIC. leo At A.
cot yesterday tho npf race -
durcd the sanHafLm NJ tho dag n
was a spisshase and 10 fsss,tt
81 the race two iorfrga Hafs Ia
definitely HIHpeHdsd HHI the rara
given 10 the h1rsr that nhIsbsa
actually third Jim E.zemaH IN.
iahed first. but uas 1.aga4IifIed b.,
running ont ~ The course. aHa ira
Jockey. Mcbride. indefinitely 80.
pended for not RETURNING and over.
ing the course whom ordered b. da
SO. Flea appeared tY ha The wla.
ner az the last Jump when hIa
jockey. Amos. fell orr Tie Iudgsr
decided that Amos deliberately feII
of and suspended hIm .aHeaaIleIy
Cazador and fauiFal both rau eat
Of the course. but their rIdefs
turned around. came h..k. eaFered
the course and eventually we're civ.
GA first and second money Valldo
fell. throwing bis yu.asH but a
stable boy mounted h.m and rods
him into third place D. sarlfes had
a bad day Of IL Weather clear.
track fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

hia 10. Hudson River .. Central New
York p. Western PrnnHy iyaula 7.
Indiana Z. East Jersey o. interuoi-
lsEiate o. New England Collegiate 6
Tfanamlaaiaaipnl II. League Of the
Lower lakes 4
In each 81 these associations. one
or more ~ the clubs arc members -
the 4 3 q. A. and this brings the
minor associations more OF less
closely On touch with tho national
organization. The officers e. be
eieeted and those retiring will work
together % bring as many Of tho
clubs into tha Z 4 q A a. posi-
bic. in order u enhance ita
prestige.
Ransom ~ Thomas. % the Morris
County club. WlIl succeed G II.
Windelcr a. president ~ the annual
msetinE VA February: 3 q Heehner.
president ~ che Golf Association 81
Philadelphia. viii become treasurer
far the HiKth year. A. !. Ripley. Of
Boston. and Theodore sheldon 81
Chicago will be the vice presidents
v FollOHru Morgan. % New York.
becomes secretary. and Daniel
Ghauncey. % New York. Herbert
Leeds. ~ Boston. y NJ nysra. Of
PlttHburE. and Howard q. t4eatltt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
MANY PRIZE
WINNERS

The poultry ahos nov on a. Ger
mania hall BE- proving vast at
traction 20 the lovers 81 thorough
bred fouls Ia thta and other cities
along the sound. Yesterday the hall
Was crowded ail day long. and. az
evening approached. IL was almost
impossible % get about the room.
Tie awarding 81 prizes by Judge
Kinds does not differ from the de-
eisiaus Of Judge Dixon. who off,
elatea a. the show Ia Tacoma last
week
Prizes were awarded ia the fol-
lowing classes Barred Plymouth
Rocks. Rhode Island reds. white
tssharnH. single combs. Brown leg
horns. ruff IssEharna. Blue AndalB-
slams White Minofeas. HouduuH
indian Games. Buff Cochin Bautama
White Cochin Hantalua. Partridge
Cochin HnmtHma
Ths Seattle prize winners were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
MAXINE 4 KERI
GOOD SHOWING

The showing Monte Attall. the
California feathrrweiFht. Is making
In the east. is surprising 10 those
who know him on this coast Two
decisions and knockout victory
over Johnnie Reagan stamp Atiell
aa "a boy Of some "claEa. provided.
~ course. TINT Reagan has not gone
back Reagan gave frankie Neil
the hardest battle of the little eH-
champions career. and san Fran
cisco fight followers are not ready
20 coneedr that Auell has even "A
looh-ln with Neil Atteil.H last
nEht on the coast WA HIfh Bobby
Johnson II Weut 20 rounds and
Attell waa given the most beautiful
lacinE Of his life johnson made
him look like dub and but for
over-cnutiouaueas would have put
him out.
Tho question ~ the feather
weight championship seems 10 be-
giving sporting writer's throughout
the land considerable concern. All
oonCede that neither Britt. who
claims the title. Corbett. Nelson.
Hanlon nor McGovcfn is In the
fcaiharWelght division. but none
has succeeded in establishing a
claim Tor any of the legitimate i2Z-
FOUNDERS brooklyn Tommy Aulli-
van. b. right Of his defeat u Abe
Attsll. has. probably the best claim.
bat Sullivan IL far from being
real champion. He was a good boy
In bis day. but that was several
years ago. He has been consist
eut IN and outer and with man
anywhere near Terry MeGoYern'a
class when the latter held the tits
BY right Of wei Eht and fighting nbil-
~. Sullivan would make a sorry
showing but 20 long AZ there are
none 20 beat him. he must be con-
coded the title. and unless some %
the promising timber develops very
speedily. be will hold Il for some
time 10 come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
KNOCKOUT FIGHTERS ARE
POPULAR

Fighters who get decisions and
win battles ON points aro never 81
popular a. the real mixer. who has
the real wallop aud can deliver the
sleep punch This Is and always
VIII be true Take. for instance.
Britt and Nelson.
The former vas a champion BE-
fore the latter vas heard OF. almost.
yet Nelson today. l venture 60 say
Is more popular In almost every city
IN tho country. With the possible ex-
eeption Of Frisco. And N the Two
face each other again. the long end
Of the betting vii be on tho Dane.
but his chances Of winning will not
he any greater.
Jeffrica IL = mixture OF both. lie
succeeded In getting 10 the top
mainly because they couldnt knock
him cut A pair u fists has not yet
been found tough enough 70 hurt
the big Californian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
E%sA. CURbZZZS
$GuSSZp-

Enthusiastically b. those who eiaim
In know An Incident which han
uened shortly after Nunrou.H ar
I rival In New York leads me tn he
llsve the miner never sent the hlg
fellow 90 the floor
Munruc arrived I'm New York
hailed al the only man who had
ever floorcd jeff soon atcrward /
vas asked hy a New York sporting
writer Co pose Tor a series of pho
tnKraphs with Muuroe A. first /
refused. but consented ON the pre-
Heutatlou OF a note from an cid
frleud az Deer ludEe. Mont
4 set OF gloves WAS secured and
/ asked Muurae 70 do the work /
wa simply there u help him After
several poses in which dlffefeut
blows were shown Aaakod Munroc
Ia Wind up with The wallop that
sent jeff 60 the floor
Why said the big fellow. I
never knocked him down" FuTtuz
uately NO one Mas within hearing
distance
hut you did. I Insisted
oh no. Mr. Corhett. that was all
a mistake Munrae assured me
Finally I got Jack 60 understand
hat II be didn't floor Jrfirics Ii was
10 his interests To mako people be
lieye DC ala. lie thanked me for the
advice and no one In Now York or
any other place has since knowu
whether the big fellow landed the
ehnHnlnu ar HHf ffn rHFfHfHHW
never tried % deny Il again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

than the wallnpa ~ Jimmy Britt
and battling Nelson.
Tho life of a champion puglliat
today ia one continual round OF
pleasure. aud this results IN "A steady
constitutional undermining. which.
carried a. the extreme. would tor
inmate tho career OF any man even
with a wonderful physique As that
possessed hY Champion teffrlea
Rims followers who think Young
.Corhett'a' career az a fighter Ia over
will find themselves Mistaken u
ho can make up his mind - buckle
down % the rigom that must follow
n sicFo Of dissipation Few have
ever besu able 10 DO thls. and !
doubt N the Denver lad will prove
the exception
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
SNOHOMIS H
WON

The Snahomiah basket ball team
defeated the Meteor Athletic eluh
team. % Seattle. az the Armary hail
lhat night By seorr % g 10 o. The
victory - the snohumfah team Was
Ia "a great measure due 10 the ox-
erllrnt playing of itn center. Miss
Alice Meliath. During the game
thorr was no play la which she did
not figure. Tier opposing gladiator.
Miss D. Thompson. Vas almost un-
able 20 lind her 90 fast Vas tho
playing % the snohumiah center.
Many visitors attended tbs game
and the excitement that enaurd
proved that basket ball has b. 10
means Lost tta popularity In Seat
lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
WEIGHT Is N0T EVERYTHING

WEIGHT Is NOT EVERYTHING
My longest nEht WIS With Peter
jackson. aud / fought Al the light
sat weight at which 1 ever entered
the ring They Hay INA these DAYS 1T
ring talk that a lightweight has no
chance with a big fellow / met
Jackson May a 1891 and weighed
l6S pounds. while my opponent
weighed anH tt was one 81 my
greatest battles and demonstrated
20 the world that welEht wasn't tho
only thing that counted in a fight
between big men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

OF Omaha. committeeman.
Ono Of thH important hlta ~ buHl-
ness before the meeting vii be that
of the constitution Of the L. 3 q a.
whether Il will keep GA ah Al pres
cnt. or whether n will be amended
is n question OF abneorblng interest
20 nll the clubs
Al present clubs with n voting
representation ia the organization.
Dpy 800 annual dues. and those
without thla privilege. 90 a year.
For year a committee 81 seven has
boon at work. and % expected ~
recommend IA radical change. but
Just what this change viii be IL
To become operative
tho report must be- accepted BY a
twu.t thirds vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

J T. Andrews and g-orra lIHdas 4,
the Barred Plymouth Fa.Ha. ebss
Burnett iH the Rhode I#Hu4 R.6
aiaHH. NJ Anderson Hrf ! T. KIstss
IH the White LsEhorrH H.HH|H asf.t
Glars. Charles HrAu.Hf.f Ia a.
nun I.oRharu stasa O.. HIaa#Izss +.
Tie white Atisipfe EHH esebia
Baniama.a White Cochin HHafams
and Partridge Cochin Bantam eIsss-
ss nelson MasuHsrHan IN TIE ton.
dan class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
ny JAMES J CoRnETT
Exclusive Correspondence Go the
Seattle star
tCopyright. 1904. by tho Newspaper
Enterprise AsaagiatlunD
ALIrrlE THING s1nErRACKEt
NAUER.

A LITTLE THING sfnETRACkEn
MAUER
I understand that benefit is be
ms arFanEcd Tor Peter Mahcr Welt
n ever a fighter deserved one. &c IT,
the champion OF Ireland
Peter made a fortune In the rims
and not only sQuandered IL, but
money he earned in other WAYS as
welt Then too. there never was a
fighter from the other side that got
the trimming n this country Maher
did. Careless financial methods
made him easy prey for hcartloss
managers. ana often lie was loft 10
hold the sack while the "nNcr" AID
the rest.
No ore has ever decided whether
Peter possesses a yellow streak. or
IL a fellow who ia naturally easily
discouraged. I remember his fight
with t1taaimmons particularly we'll
Ho would have taken the money
that day had he possessed more
nerve AMI had anything like a eood
man behind him. Incidentally had
be wen tina, tsht he would have
had the call Go fight Sullivan. and
would have been In = fair way 60
the top.
Near the middle Of enc OF the
early rounds In the fight. Mahrr
landed a terrific puneh-a thinE he
Was famous for-on F1lz's solar
plexuA FitE fell against the ropes
and hung there until Choynakt
reached ever aud pulled the bell
Had Mnher followed up his advan-
taEc Fits would have gone down
and cut.
As Il vas. Choynah had TO carry
FitE % his corner. where his glove
was taken of and a katie blade In
serted under his thumhnali % bring
him to Bob couldn't get up al the
bell and Alec GregEins had 70 give
him 4 start.
He recovered enough 20 stall
along. using hts left hand continu-
ously. lie stayed away and Maher
kept losing heart. In the 18th round
Peter turned 70 BILLY Madden aud
Gus Tuthill and said THAT mans
n devil I can't hit him. what's the
use OF trying. and pulled off
the gloves.
This vas the opportuaIty % Ma
hers lifetime Had he wen. he would
have been In line 70 fight Sullivan.
and | might have had 20 win from
Maher to get the championship.
This SHOWS how little thinE
often changes the course Of a man' 3
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
Sporting Briefs

Jack McAulIffe. former light
weight champion. says be VII re-
enter the prize ring ln the imms-
dlate future McAulI0e can get
along very well without a cane. lie
doesn't claim 20 remember having
seen George Washington. IS 80
many Of the old boys do lie mar
challenge Jeffries. provided Gotch,
Fitz and the rest come or safely.
MILWAUKEE,. wis. Jan. T.
Willie Fitzgerald. 81 Brooklyn. got
the decision on points over Maurice
Thompson. Of Butte. al the end u
a Hl1-round bout before the Badger
Athletic club last night
NINCENNEs. Ind. Jan. John
Carrie. 10 years old. broke his back
while wrestling and will die.
EVERETT. Jan. THE Everett
high school basket ball team last
night. AT the I. 81. G. A. gymnasi-
I'm. defeated the Tacoma team -
a score Of Il 70 %.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Five
favofites IN Il row were Knocked
down az Oakland yesterday. The
biggest upset vas IN the first race,
when Distributor. at ~ 70 /. won
by a nose. Giendennlng. the favor
tie In the second race. finished nsxt
70 last. Foll0s Ne. who Was played
20 win the fifth. came In last
Weather cloudy. track fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
RULED OUT

ANN AHHoR Mich. Jan. r.
Ralph Rose. the Michigan giant. has
violated the Western conference
rules b. appearing iB public pro-
frHaiuuaiiF without securing per-
mission In do 50 from the directors
Ho.e participated 90 ths contests AZ
Madiaon square uardrn. which are
of a professional nature. and. na-
cordins ta the rules. he cannot be
allowed to enter western college
athletics again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

Harriet Howard. % SOS " stth
g.. New YORK.. a. one time had her
beauty spoiled with akin trouble.
She writes 4 had salt Hheum or
ocHema for years. bat nothing
would cure II. until used nuekt~n's
Arnira aa1ve- A quick and sure
healer faf cuts burns and sores go
at G. o. GUYS drug sters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
SOUND ADVICE ron YOUNG

Tho only way Young Corheff.
viii ever set 60 the top again. ls 20
take 20 the tall timber In some cut
Of the way place and work hard for
tho reNt sin months
Habits. contrary 70 tho best inter
eata Of himself and bis fixhtinK
ability. have sounded the death
kneil o. hts pugiliatie career. rather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

We studied medical colleges the world for quarter
OF We have searching for
exhaustion physical all forms OF
We travelled lands and enss all
people and ankcd the globe
We have discovered important sustaining pne In London had an
study methods visited
with the city physician places where prson made to order and we
asetained hotbd Of
perfect manhood In old Mexico we bad the good fortune Of learning
Of medical lore We studied
gated and investigated have worked hard early and late at home and abroad
behalf suffering
Few hysans earnest and ndub their methods Of original
search We
ades We willing help all who help We do for
services-a
render We doctor thousands Of people and small fee from each
income not
1t IS to do good whenever and wherever All
vice. and will be