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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30
BOXING TOURNAMENT
Kid Raymond Wins over Dixon In
seventh ROund-SOme Good
Amateur Bouts.

The boxing tournament which was
advertised to come off last Saturday,
March %, in the rooms of the Leaven-
worth Athletic Club was fairly well
attended. Patrons of Athletic sport
will not soon have another opportunity
to again witness as good a boxing
match.
The first amateur event, between
Sazo Hatanaka and Mysterious Billy
Smith, was called at O'Clock sharp.
This was a four round contest to a
decision. Chester Lavere acting as
referee, called il.
| The second amateur event was be-
tween Bob Smith, a very clever anna
teur athlete, and young Cahill. This
bout also resulted in a draw, which
met with the approval of the audience.
Both boys did some neat work and
showed the effect of little training.
The third event, between Guy Ma.
varre and Kid Trerice, two of the most
promising members of the club proved
to be swift. Navarro gaining the deci
sion on points, through the fact that he
outweighed his opponent, was taken
note of by the audience. Still he
showed to be the more clever of the
two.
The fourth event, between Bill Fes-
sender and Young Vest, partook bit
of the professional bout. Both young
men were unusually clever and gave
and took some pretty stiff blows. Fes-
sender being somewhat of an old hand
with the gloves, had the best of the
contest, while Vest showed that he
could take his medicine like thor
oughbred. The decision was given to
Fessenden.
The fifth and last event was a ten
round go between Kid Raymond and
Young Dixson. This was the star
event of the evening and was well
worth seeing.
Dixon seemed to have the best of it
u
result of Raymond trying to get his
gait or because he had not warmed up,
the reporter does not pretend to know.
In the fourth round both men came
to the center promptly and exchanged
some stiff blows, Raymond being the
aggressor and putting Dixon over the
ropes with short arm hook to the
jaw.
In the fifth round Raymond was
the aggressor and worried Dixon with
left hand jabs to the jaw.
In the sixth round Raymond went
after his opponent from the start and
sent him to the floor twice before the
gong sounded.
Seventh round Raymond continued
jabbing Dixon with straight lefts floor
ing him with right cross. Dixon was
game and came TO the scratch only to
be sent to dreamland with left hay.
maker and was counted out.
AS referee Mr.. Lavere gave entire
satisfaction. All his decisions were
declared fair and right by those who
pretend to be familiar with the rules.
Mr.. Raymond announced that he
would not arrange for any more pro-
fessional boxing matches but would
have an amateur tournament on the
18th and 18th of each month in the
future, the price of admission to which
will be fifty cents.
Mr.. Raymond is arranging for
track meet for the Fourth of July with
Harrington or Spokane. He has prom
ising athletes and expects Leavenworth
to make good showing.
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The Model Market continues to be
the most popular place for the wise
housekeeper to procure her meats,
fish, vegetables, relishes and every
other necessary thing to get up a first
class meal. If you are not already a
customer of this place drop in the next
time you want something in our line
and look at the display of tempting
things to eat. Fish every Friday. 2tf.
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The -four that gives unvarying salts
faction is Peach Blossom, 1t is the
-asest by test. 1t took the gold medal,
the highest prize awarded to any -four,
at the great St. Louis exposition
When some one tells you that they
have just as good -four as Peach Bios
som it is because they can't get Peach
Blossom or want to make a larger
profit than Peach Blossom bears.
Your money back if it isn't the best.
For sale by The Moore Co.
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When you want to hang around any
where in town you may as we'll go in
and talk to ''Little Mac" and If you
want anything in the cigar, tobacco,
candy or stationery line, that's the
place to get what you want. He also
has the agency for the celebrated Buck
eye fiavoring extracts, and keeps al
most anything you want. Walk around
and see him. Next door to Model
Market. Geo. M. Mac Garry. IL
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An Raster Dance.

The Fraternal Brotherhood will give
a dance on Monday night after Easter
Sunday in the opera house. The We
natchee orchestra will be engaged Tor
the occasion. Everybody is invited and
a royal good time is promised to all
who attend. LII
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with that old enemy of the. race, Con-
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom-
ach, Liver and Bowels, take DIR. King q
New Life Pills. They perfectly regu'
late these organs, without pain or dis
comfort. 25c at DR.. Shore, druggist.
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The name tells the story everybody
knows it; everybody likes it; every
body uses til. w. HARPER whiskey.
Sold at J. G. Fritz's Place.
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Business Paragraphs.

Go to Heating for your hardware. Al
Plain sewing. Mrs. A. s. williams,
residence north side of track. lOt4
Baked TO order
Any kind of cakes or pies on short
notice at the French Cafe. 81
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church Services.

Episcopal Church-Regular Sunday
night services will be held in Fraternal
Hall on April LIST. Rev. It. NJ. Hilton,
pastor.
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Farm for Rent.

My farm two miles east of Leaven-
worth is for rent. Bearing orchard
eight years old. Will rent for cash
and give tenant opportunity to work
out part of rent. Address, Mrs. Mary
Posey, Leavenworth. 9t2
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1 have several choice building lots, located in
First Addition to Leavenworth, for sale. All
cleared, grubbed and powed for garden; no rocks
or stumps. Within five minutes walk of post
Office or Great Northern's roundhouse; three
minutes to new schoolhouse site or new round
house site. Better them before buying else
where. See me at L. j. Nelson's law office
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I have lot of first-class hay for sale.
Call or address me. G. E. Stage,
Peshastin, Wash. 8t3
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Wanted-Boy or girl from Is to
20 years of age to wait on table nights.
Apply at Leavenworth Cafe. It'll
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At the French Cafe for your cakes and
pies. 81
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Cakes and Pies

Cakes and Pies
OF any kind on short. notice at the
French Cafe. 81
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Carries passengers and express
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Keating's cutlery is the best.
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Leave Your Orders
At the French Cafe for cakes and pies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

I tributed for the apeviation of the
people.
1t may be, said that while the COM
plete details of disbursing and account
ing for the immense sum of money al
ready contributed have not been for
mulated they have been thoroughly
discussed in committee and may be
briefly stated as follows:
All expenditures will be authorized
by the finance committee of the citi-
zens' relief ard Red Cross funds. The
members OF this committee are repre-
sentative bankers. business men and
jurists Of San Francisco, and DIR. De-
vine of the Red Cross Society. This
committee will audit all accounts and
make detailed report to the War
Department. where a final audit and
statement will be made
At noon yesterday the distribution OF
food to the city of San Francisco was
formally turned over to the United
States army, which will act under the
system already described Under this
system many Of the abuses that have
prevailed in the giving out of supplies
by the various local and outside relief
organizations, each of which has acted
independently of all others, will be dis
continued and the direction of all the
stations will be centralized in the de-
pot of the quartermaster of the United
States army, Major Duvol..
NO CONFLICT EXISTS.
The impression which seems to have
prevailed in New York, Washington
and other Eastern cities thab there
was friction over the matter of con-
centrating and distributing Red Cross
supplies was corrected yesterday by
Dr. Edward T. Devine. general agent
OF the Red Cross Society, who informed
the proper persons in those cities that
absolute harmony prevailed ard that
the work was being carried on to the
entire satisfaction Of everybody. He
felt that 1t was but just to all those
cities in the East and elsewhere that
have contributed so literally to the re-
lief fund, 70 bs kept informed as to
what disposition is being made of their
supplies,
He Wished it to be lxnoHn that the
Esd Cross work sad been carried out
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sections of the city and only await the
final word Of the Mayor.
Opposed to the resumption at this
time there is a strng section the en-
mittee which argues that 1t would be
entirely unsafe to permit the charging
of electric wires until a sufficient sup
ply OF water Is available for the sup
preston OF possible fires.
The street car companies assert that
they have made most careful inspec-
ton OF their sy stem OF overhead wires
and that the danger from these wires
Is hardly worth consideration even at
this time. Means Of transportatin ara
very badly needed Just now and rhs
running OF street cars would very ma
terially assist In bringing about normal
conditions. Late this evening It wan
decided to start the street cars tomor-
row morning.
WHOLESALERS FIRM
As an evidence OF the determination
Of San Francisco business men to re-
sumo business at their old stands. tho
Wholesalers Association tolay de-
clined the generous offer OF Oaklands
SAt4zcA4S U q A<lI8 8c LIdCL OF 1<L44Q Oh ~4aL
side OF the bay for the location OF
wholesale establishments After ma
ture consideration the wholesalers de-
clined the offor with thanks and reit-
Grated their intention of rebuilding and
opening up business on the old groud-
1t was stated at this meetig that
temporary buildings for many On the
wholesale firms NwouId be cornDlaced
within fifteen days The wholesalers
have reports Of 5000 carloads OF goods
NV in transit between Chicago and San
Francisco and OF 25e0 more carloads
ready for delivery as soon as the con-
gestion In the railroad yards can be re-
neved-
James ID. Phelan, president the AS
sociation for the Improvement and
adornment OF San Francisco. has In
vited all interested architects, engi-
neers and others to confer with the IL
rectors OF the association at Upper
Franklin Hall, crner Bush and Fill
more streets. tornorrw at o'clock
Mr.. Phelan has also telegraphed d.
H. Burnharn. the noted Chicago archi-
tect. to come to San Francisco at oncs-
Mr.. Burnham some months ago had
submitted an elaborate plan for the
Identification Of San Francisco to tho
city and it IS proposed to put those
plans into effect.
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MAYOR GRANTS PERMIT FOR
ELECTRIC CARS TO RUN
City Electrician Makes Favor
able Report.

lines that will be operated to-day have
been ready for the last four days.
/ Street car traffic was interrupted on
Fillmore street yesterday by totter-
ing wall on the west of the Pierce
Iacdolph storage building. So danger
Gus has this wall become that the po-
lice roped the street between Eddy and
Ellis, and no person or wagons will
be permitted within the enclosure until
the wall IS taken down. This will in
terrupt the Fillmore street car service
for few days.
Thorrnwell Mullally of the United
Railroads has received the following
Telegram from President Patrick Cal
houn in New York;
"Confdence among our friends un-
shaken. Policy OF company remains
the same Let Mayor and public fully
understand that we are ready to carry
forward all our r~-s and to cooperate
in the fullest way and with the most
aggressive policy in aiding in rebuild
ing the city. Am arran ging to prompt
" furnish any additional engineers or
other men you need. The whole of
Mcssrs. Ford. Bacon & Davis force is
at your disposal 'Pittsburg is ready to
furnish additional engines and dyna-
mos If needed and Westinghouse and
General Electric Company have kindly
offered to furnish any temporary facili-
ties Ia priority to al other orders
Congratulate you. Davis. Chapman and
ou- Whole force upon the effective way
Il which YOU haze handed situation.
we are al raso.ccd at your ana their
81 foty
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The unexampled courage, the bound
less confidence and the superb foru-
tude Of the citizens Of San Francisco
rise superior TO adversely.
order and system now emerge from
the scenes Of devastation Every hour
brings convincing proof that the city
VIII be restored in renewed grandeur.
Already owners Of the massive de-
stroyed buildings are making plans 10
rebuild on the original sites Of their
respective structures. It is noted that
the wholesale merchants, bankers and
business men generally have resolved
TO retain the sites which they occu-
q pred before the fire.
The most: encouraging intelligence
that comes today is the assurance that
the insurance companies viii meet the
prodigious losses which they sustained
In the fire. The telegrams concerning
the attitude Of the great American and
foreign insurance corporations give
promise Of ample capital to be en-
ployed in the building operations Of
the future
Local bankers, after conference with
the money centers Of the East, assure
the General Committee for the resto-
ration Of San Francisco that depositors
viii be paid IN full Measures TO in
sure loans on a large scale are being
effected. The abundance of coin in
ths savings. banks viii soon be released
and placed Ia circulation. Special in
quiry regarding the time for the open
Ing or the banks is being addressed
20 the leading men. composing the
general Relief Committee.
DepOsitors are asked 10 be patient
for q few days. Time must be given
for safes TO cool Directions were
given by the authorities yesterday that
no permits for the opening Of safes
Should be given until next Monday
SANITATION IS GOOD.
Proper sanitation Of the vast camps
where many thousands Of the home
less find shelter has been achieved
The reports Of Colonel Torrey L. g.
A, and DR.. Ward OF San Francisco.
who have complete control OF the i'm
pOrtant work Of sanitation, assure the
country that the danger OF pesElence
Is averted. . In fact, the health Of the
city was never BITTER. In the General
Committee the report of Dr. Ward was
hailed with applause.
The condition of the Fire Depart
nnent is reported by Chairman Wilson
~ excellent 1t was never il better
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Street railway traffic will be resumed
at o'clock this morning, and every
day form a. m. till p. m cars will
be run at brief intervals over the fol-
lowing route:
Commencing at Paciac avenue on
Fillmore street to Thirteenth, on
Thirteenth to Church. on Church to
Sixteenth, on Sixteenth from Church
to- Mission. from sixteenth on Mission
to Fifth, on Fifth between Mission and
Market, on Market from Fifth to
Ferry; also from Sixteenth and Mis-
sion on Sixteenth street to the Bryant
street power house.
All of this was decided on last even
ing. when Mayor Schmitz and General
GreeIy approved the report of the
Light and Power Committee and w.
Il. Hewitt, chief of the Department of
Electricity, permitting the Urr.ed Rail-
roads to start its Bryant-streeJ. power
house and operate the aforementioned
lines.
II is understood and directed that the
current must not be turned on trolley
o. feeder circuits of other streets tnan
those named until permit is obtained
therefor This permit Is given with
the understanding that the United
railroads shall for such a periou as
they may be directed rnainta,n a patrol
OF the lines operated within the un-
burned district. having ono man In
each block.
Tho-nwell Mutually of the Knitted
Railroads stated lest evening that the
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
Bank DepOSitOrS Sure.
to Be Paid.
insurance Risks Will Be
Fully Settled.

shane. Fresh horses have been
brought in. The water supply is daily
increasing.
Street car service, now ready for
renewal. promises to give the public
an avenue of relief that must prove
highly acceptable Mayor Schmitz,
Rudolph Spreckels, Thornwell Null
lally. Charles S. Wheeler and Engi-
neers Hunt and Davis have had much
difficulty in reaching a decision as to
the safety OF permitting the resump-
ton Of car service. Danger Of fires
from house connections of telephone
wires is said to be finally removed.
Permanent location of Chinatown
has been entrusted to a committee
consisting Of A Ruef, James d. Phe-
IAN, Chief of Police Dinan, DR.. Ward
and Dr. Filben. The temporary Chi
nese camp is established on four
blocks near Fort Mason. 1t was the
sense Of the General Committee. that
Mongolian refugees should go for the
present to this camp, where the Unit
ed States army is enforcing the strict
est sanitary regulations.
Assurance was given to the General
Committee that the Chinese would not
resist the plan to permanently put the
Chinatown of the future near deep
water al Hunters Point, close to the
San Mateo County line, but without
the municipal boundaries of San Fran
cisco. The committees and municipal
authorities regard this question as one
of vital cozcern to the future growth
and welfafe of the city. The commit
tees find that the military authorities
have had some adyices from Washing
ton touching the care Of the Chinese.
TRADE is PICKING UP.
Trade, wholesale and retail, is in
the process OF resumption. The nor
NAL business Of buying and selling
goods is gaining IN volume every hour.
The committee of which George w.
Whitman is chairman reports to the
General Relief Committee that the
most gratifying advances toward the
restoration Of retail trade have been
accomplished.
Work Of cleaning away the debris Of
the FIRE. knocking down dangerous
walls and rendering psssable the
streets In the burned district IS pro-
crossing with amazing ran;dity under
the direction Of MahoneS Deneen and
Federal officers.
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In satisfactory manner and that the
transfer Of all its supplies now on hand
would be made without the slightest
confusion
DR.. Devine expressed the opinion that
less perishable goods and more sup
plies Of substantial character should
be sent here. Owing to the lack Of
prompt transportation facilities during
the first few days OF the excitement
following the fire large quantities Of
fruits and other perishable goods were
unfit for use when they arrived here
NOT MANY SICK
The reports from the large hospi-
tails at the Presidio and at Golden
Gate Park yesterday showed that the
number OF patients Is less than We'd
nesday, At the General Hospital in
the Preside there were $50 patients
yesterday. which 200 less than Tues
day The decreases are probably
due to the fact that the privilege OF
free transportation over the railroads
to any part of the State expired at
noon yesterday and many OF the
patients who were suffering from
minor injuries and complaints left
the hospitals in time to take advan-
tage Of the generosity Of the rail-
roads.
A statement by DR.. James W.
Ward, president OF the Board OF
Health, yesterday showed that there
are now thirty hospitals In use. all
the smaller institutions established
during the confusion OF the first few
days following the fire having been
;15O.,sned and the patients removed
to the larger establishments. Tuber-
culosis hospitals have been estab-
lished separate from the others. Every
well and other source Of water sup
ply throughout the city is being ex-
amined by competent inspectors to
provide against any possibility Of
contamination and resulting sickness.
The garbage of the city is being towed
out to sea on barges and all unsani-
tary camps have been removed and
the ground which they occupied
Quarantined. Tho msadIcal supplies
of the city have been concentrated
at the Presidio General Hospital, and
from there distributed to the varf-
Gus hospitals and relief stations. A
most rigid inspection is maintained
and every case of communicative dis
ease is promptly isolated and quar-
antined. The prompt and thorough
measures taken by the Health De-
partment have served to prevent any
sort of epidemic, and the general av-
erage healths reports are almost nor
NAL.
STREET CAR TRAFFIC.
The resumption of street car traffic
is causing considerable discussion In
the citizens COMMITTEES of fifty meet
ings as well as in the meetings of the
various executive bodies. The street
railway companis announce that they
can rsume traffic at moments notice
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
Marriage of LurIin. sprscksIs.

PARIS. April 26.-The civil mar
riage OF Spencer Eddy. secretary Of
the American Embassy at St Peters
burg. and Lurline Spreckels. daugh-
ter OF C. Augustus Spreckels OF San
Francisco. took place today at the
town hall OF Passy in the presence OF
number OF relatives and friends
The church marriage will be cels-
brated tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
General Committees Good Work Aevdtes All SUFFERING
HEGREATERC CALL

The Call believes in San Francisco.
While the battle with the flames that wiped out the
eitythdtWdS still Waged plans were laid for the building
Of new and Greater Call.
In spite OF the general disorder following the fire and
the destruction of tSentre plant The Call has been published
every day.
The pdnS hurriedy made in the thick Of the conflict
have now maured As an evidence Of its faith In the new
San Francisco The Call has planned the assembling Of anew
plant OF the most complete newspaper equipment on the
Pacific Coast
Orders have been placed and rapidly as human energy
can turn out the work and railroads bring 1t across the con-
tinent The Calls new equipment will be installed
Then The Call will be ready to give substantial evidence
of the sincerity of its present declaration of faith and to
take its place the factor for the best newspaper express
sion of the spirit which will make the new San Francisco the
most beautiful city on earth and one Of the worlds most
important commercial GenterS
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

One of the great problems confront
ing the executive heads of the relief
work is how to distribute the fund con-
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