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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

QRa WRrfe til = oct bar lite
mine 9enner, Der 6lep beipareoe; es
bapoe lite ipecieIt boot for oisIe to,
oa leg life aneoe oerss Heo. Oct
par life mine psnge. Hbi 9srren
Ienote Dem tun for At bielpe oisie
to. Seq fortaller oette JON oct bog
iiaoelig git for fig. Sig iaa, ON
itte 6erren bielper.
st egent 5ilfeioe 6enote 8r.
GORDON tort for bans 0eo. gftsr
@uostieneiten Itoo can neoe / Cir
fen og talte meo nogIe 9enner; oa
tenn 8irfetjeneren op Og fogG. 1t
DER itoo en- uoenfor, iom piIoe tale
meo 6am. 6an git itrats 10 og beO
Ger baarot tiltalt at en- Utano meo
ct itbgt, fraitpoenoe Qniigt. 5 en-
hioiig Zone forldngte ban pen9e til
gidtlogi. 9oroon Ioareoe penlig og
lnoeoe al 6iRlpe BAN, men bet inn
tes bare at opbioIe BAN enonu mere.
for MI BRIO oct los meo St9losoro
moo Samfunoet og @u0 fom dnz
Ioarlige for al Den Glen0i9beo. ban
oar tommen /. un0sr bette Flap bet
no fra BAN, at han idmme Dag
nar bleoen FIJI al 6an9slet. bpor
ban 6ao0s fiooet for 5pperi. Cor.
con giOros nogIe forgeOes 5oriss
paa at berolige Dam, men mdaite OPP
gioe Oct og Lace BAN raie 10.
Smiolertio oar DER fomnen en-
enoen Man0 til. ION opm9rtiomt
5prte paa 6dm. 0d ban ct 9iebli.
IianoIeoe for at orage 9ejret, traa0s
te oenne n9rmere, lagoe 6ddnoea
f.aa bans 4rm og begpn0te Iangiom.
% ngiagtigt at fort9ae BAN bele
Observation-Disclosures. gan uomlz
leoe, boorleoes 8arrabas Hap fri.
= g~rooesiionen til 9olgatba. Col
odternes Spot, og besge RsOere;
hoorleoes ariitus bleo f~orsf9itet
meaem 10 5poe, booraf ben enc for
.fanoeoe Dam og Den dnoen angreoe.
fit 5ilgioelie og eefte ON eOi9t
Samfuno meo 6erren. .6an itanos
.ieoe og ipurgte Iangiomt:
.9eo De, 9oem oet Dar?~
.0ei," Iodreoe sen an0sn me0 en
IStemme, fom Hpsgerrigbeoen baOoe
|milonet liot.
.gluOel." idgoe ban beOagel, nsi
tar mig. Seq baooe / 2ldreois le0ei
let 5DDelto og 6ruot SUBS og Wlens
METERS 9ope, enoelig bleo jeg greben
Iog tat fuit i Gbarlestotpn; Der iao
jeg Maaneo efter Meaaneo; men
|Gelens Stilbeo iaa jeg ct taurse
naoet aniiat Og to Zine. Tom fulaie
mig. osTaa 0a je9 flap no. Iii iioif
mddtte jeg OOersiDe mig og fom Re.
|teren beoe: v6erre. fom mig / 5u,
naar on tommer / Dit Rigei"
Straits tom 9efiet ON gara0ii.t
! nit 6jerte; ieg DIR NisoeoereH. .
Der par ct 9ieblits Stif6eo. ida
idgs Sen unoen meo luo Stemms:
50, % ieg par Den anoen."
0ermeo gift bun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

get foitbar 9eIt. negteoe 9r. Ddl.
ter BAN paa oct bsitemteite 5i1ooeIit
Ioertil, o9 nu opItoo Der en- aomF
melem SHipiinoetbso og grincip.
o8u mad butte, Onfel," ia9o'
Aobert og afbreo en- temmeli9 pinlll
ISapsbeo. nie9 er lite l9n9ere no9e'
Iglrn. og jeg tror. at Sioen er tom
men, od ieg mad pile min llafbeni
eigbeo."
g9io on buooe benpttet en- mert
fasienoe 9ejligbe0 oertil." iogOe 9r.
D1lter roli9t, men en- ifarp Smert!
fortraf bans ellers fne M%niigtstr9t.
n9u Md oa moremme," fortlatt;
tam. nat DIN 5ante % ieg alto bar
onmuntret Dig til at BABE en- ielo.
itan0s Menin9. % jeg tror, Ri bar
Qiort alt. boao ri tunoe for at gsrs
zig 9ioet iaa bebageligt ION muligi.
Sea taller lite ON at tdge 6eniDn til
mia; Oh er min IRE SgIters Sen.
% ii0en benoes 9eo bar ou bait
l9rlig 9rab pdd min Ststte. Der
ie9 pil Blot minoe Dig ON Din 9dnz
.es ielpfOrn1stenA Omiorg for Dig"
IS bar begge o9ret ooerorentl!9
soN moo mig" inoremmeoe Robert.
..cg ieg fan aloris 9lemme BET. Nen
Snfel, unge M9n0 | min 4loer bels
Ger lite at at baoe 9dano pad iig.
thor li0t inarenoe De emo er. Sg !
mango 6enfeenoer oiloe BET gre mig
|enot. ON 5 'aitbo!oer eoers JOrbuO
moo at ta9e DEL / Sa9tpartierne,
i6i iaa bar jeg b%eiIuttet al flptts fra
|eoer.@
Def oar Set baaroeite Stag. 6r.
Walter nogen Sin0e baooe fsdet. oa
6apoe Ro6ert life naret ida optaget
al TN egen plan, oil0e ban D9ge
hIeoen forfRroet for Den pluoieligt
8le9bso / Ontlens aniigt. Nen ban
bapoe MI beitemt, At ban oiloe bapt
fin Billie / bette 5iIfaloe. og ban
1dpoe bet bemmeli9e 6ddb. at Der
9ruiel oiI0e baoe ben foreniteo'
@irtning pdd g.eldoraIorene, 0:
funoe ban / bette 5ilF9loe iejre Ooti
Gem. oiloe ban itoa mere frit
l5remtioen.
5ribso tnlnts ban 6enne jdmner.
liqe 0ioen efter FOR i'm gsent9rli9
heo og brso fig lite ON. at bar
traaote Dc bsniglte 5ororinger
Stpoet. Sin OnteI itplote ban be.
lin Opora9eiie. i'm 9limren0e Still
Ilin9 ION 6anOelsmano og QiOet | t
eanntt og goot 6iem; men 2eble
fra Gosns 0dbe bang friltenoe foi
huns 2js, og ioet ban ito 0uoi
6dano, Der piloe 9oloe BAN .iIbdge
til SIDE, itratte ban i'm 6aun0 III
letter 2Gblet.
6r. % Cru BdI.sr bleD lbfteli9
iris 6efriet for oenne Snare PED oerei
itqpte 5ro pdd 0uo. De ldg0e a
oeres Sorg neo for BAN og BAD OH
8eile0ning. Ju W4Iter for9dHNeoI
nleo Den berpoe ejsu0ommeli9e, ufor.
ligneIigs 5uftfe1eIie os 6inbeo ate
SaaeR meo Robert, % minoe0c ban
en- bans Snfefs fod9e 6elbreo Of
lem Den Sorg, bans 40f9rO brugt'
looer 6iemmet, foriftreOe BAN ON, a
6pOr oct fun giuI0t ON at ftdHe bar
en- Gl9oe, ofre0e DE- gerHe 6enipnet
til oeres egen Begd3eli9beo; mer
naar Bet oreieoe Zig ON grinoippet,
"a par os buf1oHe III al 1fdd ufotz
|feCg fuif; og AT bans Onfel, ION
taOoe fat ben tore JorrstuiHg
Sang, life tunos giOe bdm 5iIaoelis
til en- 40ipreoelfs. iom uunogaoelig
biloe Fsre til. at Osn bleo foriemt.
Men 6~tibfinoet bapoe Oberbaan0
hos Robert. og 5ru Bdlters 8sns
|ner % 5aarer uoretteoe intel. Sad
bofot ben floge aDin0e Up neo al
tale til 9obsrt ON Sdgerr, % I Den
|frrte 5i0, Der par t1lbage, inoen ban
uofpre lit 5oriet og foridos
I6iemmet, Diite bun BAN en- uforan.
bret a9rfiqbeo Oh 8enfigbee Wten
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

OAASS
1, S. Mcpherson, Auditor of Steele
hereby certify and give notice, that
the following is a list of the names
of candidates to be voted for at the
primary election to be held Tuesday,
June 10Th, 1906, in and for said county
REPUBLICAN PARTY CANDI-
State Senator to represent the 10th
Disrtictr"Vote for one name only"
Maynard Crane.
G. S. Moores.
Members of the House of Represent
satives to represent the 10Th District
Vote for three names only"
Niels Bennington,
S. H. Nelson,
G. Fl. Stavens,
S. j. Tande,
The County Officers are:
Auditor-"Vote>for one name only"
S.. MCPHERSON.
Register of Deeds-'sVote for one
name only"
b. j.. Rindy.
Clerk OF District Court-"vote for
one name only"
p. O. Satire.
States Attorney-"Vote for one name
only"
w. L. Carpenter,
J. M. Johnson,
George Murray.
Sheriff-"Vote for one name only"
w. E. Elliott,
I. w. Standley,
County Judge-"vote for one name
only"
Chas. Chalmers,
Albert Mickels,
Adam S. Moote,
Chas. j. Nash.
Treasurer-''Vote for one name only"
G. 0. Johnson,
John r. Olson.
SuryeyOr-ssVOte for one name only"
n
Coroner-sVote for one nam only"
81. Bacharac.
superintendent of Schools-"Vote for
one name only
r. A. Hasselquist,
Albert G.. Miller.
Justices of the Peace-"Vote for four
name only"
|, G. A. Monteith,
Lewis Rinde,
w. j. Skinner,
r. j. Still.
Constables-"Vote for four names
only"
l.. N. Bugbee,
81. A. Burner.
w. S. Holt,
w. H. Potter.
County Commissioner, End District
"Vote for one name only"
Ole N. Grefsheim,
Geo. D. Slingsby.
County Commissioner, 3rd District
"Vote for one name only"
} Ole Paulson, i.
X. S. Sulland.
: County Commissioner, 5th District
4 "Vote for one name only"
John B. Oxton.
Delegates to the State Convention
"Vote for eight names only"
] G. G. Boise,
F. E. Curry,
M. G. Duea,
F. G. Enger,
Ole Fosse,
B. Z. Kraabel,
r. A. Lathrop,
Ole Paulson.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY CANDI.
DATES.
State Senator to represent the 10th
DistrictA''VOte for one name only
E. D. Washburn.
Members of the House of Representa-.
tives to represent the 10Th District
"Vote for three names only
John B. Armstrong,
Christ Jenson,
F. D. Williams.
The county Officers are:
Auditor-''Vote for one name only
j. A. Klovstad,
Register of Deeds-''Vote for one
Name only"
r. D. Patterson.
clerk of District Court-''Vote fol-
n name only"
James A. Wright.
States Attorney-"Vote for one nam,
only"
VIM. Barclay.
Sherif-"Vote for one name only"
f. M. Fuller.
county Judge-'Vote for one nam
only"
Treasurer-"Vote for one name only.
Lewis Thompson.
81 Surveyor-''Vote for one name only. >
= Coroner-'Vote for one name only.
Superintendent of Schools-"Vote TO
one name only"
Mrs. Rena Mclaughlin.
Justices of the Peace.-"Vote for fou
names only"
...........
- s'
} ....... 49,.
} Constables-s'Vote for four name
/ only"
$500.
I ...... -.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
stewed Veal with Barley.

Put a knuckle of veal in a saucepan
with a bit of butter the size of a wal
nut, and fry the meat a nice brown all
over. Just cover the meat with quite
boiling water, put in a teacupful of
barley, two heads of celery, cleaned
and cut in inch lengths, two carrots.
two turnips, two large onions, a sprig
of lemon thyme, marjoram and two
sage leaves. Let this simmer FOR +wG
hours; put the meat On a hot dish,
season the vegetables with pepper and
salt, pour over the meat, and serve
with a tablespoonful Of finely chopped
parsley sprinkled over.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
Waiting for Population.

Richard Arthur, M. Pr president OF
the immigration League of Australia,
has been pointing out some startling
facts in reference to the lack of popu-
lation in the commonwealth. In the
vast northern territory there are only
800 whites, or one inhabitant to every
700 square miles. The immense emp
ty spaces, he says, cry out for popula-
ton. The world has grown so small
that the only solid title to any part
of it's surface is effective occupation.
Modern methods of transit have
brought the vast, unoccupied northern
territory Of Australia within easy
reach of the teeming Asiatic peoples.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
For the Complexion.

Try this for the complexion, as we'll
as for the general health. Every
morning, take a pint of hot water,
squeeze into it the juice of n lemon
and season with a half ~teaspoonful of
salt. Drink slowly half an hour be-
fore breakfast, every morning for two
weeks; keep this up for three months,
every alternate two weeks, and it will
clear the complexion, clean a coated
tongue, tone up the stomach and act
directly on a torpid liver, without in.
juring the health, as the use Of strong
cathartics or quantities Of "liver"
medicine would do.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
ChauReurs Of Long Ago.

There were chauffeurs long before
automobiles. History tells us that
about the year 1895 men strangely &C
coutered, their faces covered with
SCOT and their eyes carefully disguised,
entered by nights farms and lonely
h%abitations and committed all sorts
of ,depredations. They garroted their
victims, dragged them before a great
fire, wrere they burned the soles Of
their feet and demanded information
as to the whereabouts of their money
and Jewels. Hence they were called
"chauffeurs," a name which frightened
30 much our good grandmothers.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
Whom to Serve.

The question Of who is served first
is a somewhat disputed n A
hostess who is older than her guests
should be served before them, but
when she is younger it is more courte-
GUS to serve the guests first. The idea
Of serving a hostess first is that where
elaborate dishes are passed it is bet
ter for her to take the initiative in
helping herself, and also that she may
observe that all about the dish Is cor
rect, but in general entertaining it is
better to have the women guests
served before the hostess.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
Premature Grayness.

Very often the hair turns gray over
the temples and sometimes at the
back of the head. When this occurs
at an early age the hair can be re-
stored by expert scalp massage and
the use Of a tonic, which has a tend
ency to darken the locks.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
The North Dakota Chantauo,,,

The North Dakota Chautauuua
opens June 80 and closes July II.
The program for the coming ses-
sion is the best ever offered and
includes some of highest salaried
artists of the profession. For
detailed information write Edgar
LaRue, Secy., Devils Lake, ND.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-14
Getting Timid.

Assistant-That railroad official
wouldn't have pictures of his Office
taken.
Photographer-Why not?
Because I told him we couldn't do
1t by fashlight,' and would have to
make an exposure."-Baltimor Amer
lean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
BERGER HANDS
O'BR|EN SOME
AMATEUR BeUAks lNTo Pro.
FEbatoaAL RANKS WITH A
WHIaL WIND ftoHr AND as.
roNtAAEB TsE FANS.

sam nsrrsr. the California anna
tsHr heavyweight. made his pfpfsH
sioual debut IN Philadelphia Last
uixht hnoeing NJ With tack onrion
IN uiaruuud -. and a whifiNind
fiEhi resulted The men fuuNht A.
catch weights. 50 no announcement
vas made 81 thn weights " vas
stated that nnFsnF weighed 900
pnands and OHrieu rs Hefxer
made a very favorable Impression
on kia ftrst professional 80 ana
mixed u up continually Nith
O-BFien
In the Second round 30 up-uad q
deep Kaah over Jacks eye. aud IN
the third round o'nrien was forced
70 use all hiE skill 70 avoid tho
Californian PUSHES In che first
two foanda O'nrirn seemed the
ciswsrer and had BERGER guessing.
bias Sam improved a. the ftEhi went
ON and had O'urian decidedly wor.
rird IN the laat fwu rounds
When the fight ended both men
were covered wifh blood and the
referee wua also married. with the
crimson fluid from hia efforts 70
separate the men. No decision "a
allowed IN Philadelphia. but Il
seemed to be tho oonoonsuz Of apin.
ION that O-Bricn had a slight al
vantage Berger surprised every
enc by his speed and clsycrnoas
and hts showing iaat night mhkca
him a formidable candidate for tho
heavyweight championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
HTz ALWAYS
WAS UNLUCKY
rRrckLEp ROBBIE SOMEHOW
MANAGED TO GIT The
SHORT END OF All rtAAH
ctAL TRAHeAcTtoas.
~ JAS. J. coRnarr.
opy rlpa,. 1905. BY Newspaper En


trfpriHe Association
When fits casts off this mortal
coli with him will go record Of
financial setbacka that fow fight
ers have ever experienced
Recently I wrote q story about
tho unlucky John q lleenan Well.
iioenan got his from officials IA tho
flnK with Bob Fit1aimmuns such
was not the ehae
Ia the fiuR Bob generally man.
aEed 90 get shnt waa due him 10
always bad manager who could
hold bis own. ~ least while tho
fiEht waa going on BHf after tho
fight wHH ofer. many 4 trick and
deceit have been played upon FlfE
OF course che latest 81 bis miafor-
tunes Waa the experience al tho
Tuxedo club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
POWELL IS PUT
DOWN FORLIFE
JockuV.s STRANGE WORK AND
CONFLICTING sroRiGs BRING
END re MS eARugR-PusLio
LAND THREE WINNERS.

Fiye selling raeos snd a pursf
racc made un tbs peogtam ~ ms
Meadow YESTERDAY and. 90 th'et
favoriies wen. the alent hteh"
fltstlc better than even la their aAle
hattie with the books
The rulIar ga Jockey benny Tow
cn On the Judges WAS widely US
cu4aed raweils downfall was aus
A. hia ride IN Ruby GA June y
when HtINa w#nn tilH ride looheil
susnicians bus Jhc judges coubi
nnd nnihiaE eWus and, AFTER an
Investigation. suspended Powell "a
~ DAYS
Powell Ruled of.
A few daya aeo Powell made ,
statement tn which h. admitted
havine paIigd Ruby Later he lie.
uiel this The judges we've unable
tn ascertain which 90 fowella st0f.
Sos vas tfuc. bat az be had told
them a falaVhsod. he was riietl OFT
TIE turf
Tho mllo purse race. the last GA
the cafa. Mas the hNture iufER
letta Was made aeaNN fatoiits
nj to = FiarNuea f1rnau vas aets
pna chofrH 6ofsaiulte Wan ia =
drtrins finish frum Fiarcuee fonse,.
after havlux iei the ssestaf part Of
the tourney kruaFa ran thru anA
with q llltls racing mck mlsht have
been eiosgf up
The first race vas Won EASILY %
Palsmon. Nith Mcbride %. M
Mathews showed Improvement ana
beat nanlaao a lensth for the
place.
o. Three tsnaths-
chsries Green. Who ioosssi
legitimate favorite Ga torn. Tor
sousn reason went back Ia me bet
tlnx fram Go 10 8 - J. lie saa
the cisSs 81 TIE race Fad Von SAB
loalnx ~ three lensths koaafa
bsas HsppY lad a length for the
place q.
rius n. ne favorits. rumrsd All
thr way IN the thstd md Won By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

Y0uns Cofbetf made good on his
magazine talk End played 40 small
part ln the conversation. although
be had 70 look wiae tWo OF three
times when be didn't mean H.
tbs cnnsrraation switched 90
books. and the man that told ms
this story cav that Corbeti was
growing a BIT EFosEY aud would DO
eel 20 simply block and try no
leads Finally one 81 the youuE
ladies eaid 70 the proud little chap
from Denver -Mr Rothweii have
yuu ever rvad 'liypathin 2 Young
corheff thought q minute. and there
uaA no NnY out ~ Il Tor him huf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

three lcnkfha Sea SICK pat ap =
very game finlah snd iuat ana aose
uag flnfa Rose Therv was
strong up cut ou shady Lad. bet
be ran nowhere.
A god thing was pat over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

plate when MantfeHu uuu. she hnins
backed down frnm ; a. I % : ahs
got away fiying and wan ht fpni
iansths. bat n Ioynsr. ths srcund
choice. hah ang Eag Awax frusi VA
pat al tangled up. 10 uogid hafr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

nnt the burns affair waa moth
ina compared 20 his misfortune AZ
AnW Orleans when ha fought fim
Hall ife wa - have received "a
tsn.00p purse. but instead received
= bogus check for so 600 and an 4
9 q for the remainder H0w ar
frTruf Nlih Hall Al least the
iaaefa end had 20 b. handed 20
him before be wauld enter tho ring
think Mitchell Was the man that
looked after Tall ~ that time and
Charlie WA . Sure Thing prupaal.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

Everyone viii remember that I
eaa the faYorIIa Ira that battle. and
many thousands of dollars bad been
i1af Personally bad dropped
about $4,000. and while / felt the
worse for what ha.i happened. there
wore IA iof of others thar were Ia at.
most the Same frame IT minh But
nearly ever one kifw what Earp
meant shsn he f0ak a hand There
wouldn't have been man Nhn
would have gone further or did
more damage tn favor o. Flz ON
that great afternoon than carp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
A. Carson city

Julian and Bob we're parted until
two wears nftefuafd. when first
met Fiff az Carson city Ia the
championship battle that took the
little Of heavyweight ehntspion of
the world from me
At the end Of that contest when
had reEaiued my feet aud when 4
big connection WHH goiug on. one II
the first people ! recognized Ia the
crowd ia the ring was Earp lie
WIS ifasdcd with two enuuunH big
enough 10 wipe out q regiment. AMI
be- had hia hands on both ~ them
fhsaaht be waH lDohiuR Tor
Julian and ln my state Df mind 1t
that time wouldn't have cared II he
had used the guns Hui BE- didn't
aud ! heard bim HHs let byfoHrB
be- byEonea am aith Bob carp
Was talking 10 Julian and evidently
had taken Fiiza side ia that
memorable contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17

A good story IN told on Young
Cortett trying 20 break into the
500" class Corheit always did
have a haukeriug after society u
was Ia Frisco that he made the
most progress and received the big-
Eeaf tumble he got Ha Tar aa be.
ing lnvifsd out one night 20 n swell
function After sitting around liat-
eninR 70 the rest buzz for a while.
the ncnFcr lad hraccd himself and
began aparrinR Tor an opening lie
spled a bunch IA one corner ~ the
room discussing magazine articles.
and be felt confident that be could
send home a couple of iahs himself
and then ger away before q eouutsr
rocked bis head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
DERBY DAY TO
Be A FEATURE
PREVIOUS WINNIE rs WILL PA.
HApU BEFORE rsE GRAND
srAsD-og AAso FOR BOXES
- LAR1E.

The King CaunfY FniF association
10 mahina great preparations Tot
tbs rlanink - the Seattle Derby.
hifh all take niaee Saturday
JuiT at There eiii be seven races
on that daY. ard. az a large crowd
Il exfsertrH. the HnaEflr Eleeifie
cumpany has promised to provide
adraa&Eu accommodation for The
FacnKpaFa
There ia already a LARGE demand
fof boxes FOR Derby Oar and tbs
supply IL being rapidly exhausted
pefaaaa desiring lsoNea haa better
put their applications lu right awaf
because u thof don't thvy are iiabis
90 b. ainapposnfed
Parade nearrat<hsr.
The management has arranged 10
have nsafuaiehag. fhu heAi horse
that ever xlaifsaa ths Nagihscsi. -
rAaa pass tho alAna ga ihat ihu -
atfla Faroeu~fa ean sea uhni ihlH
rrana horse loahs lac and The ais.
aaNa az The fo4F previous iefhfas
Wis Murntlus @ho won iu 1919
ItaYaity. vho uoa in 1898. Hue
EswM. tho 1905 wiunrF aua tllunuig
Gus. uhu sua lsst rear. vii hf
nafaaed pass The stand 1hia vii
80 4 uasaae feature ~ ths day
Dsrby Day Favora.
On Thursday. JuiF -. whieh Il
f.adira da8. the Association vii
make So annual aisgfihutiun 81
tsefby DaF auaFruifa to tAa lads
- tfuna ~ she traeR
We class az horses tn this YEARS
Derby uin probably ~ the highest
that ever sent 90 he posf In this
event aud an interesting contest r.
assured
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over to Eafp Julian knew what a
bad man Euru was. aud would have
been very good 10 ull probability
had be known that the latter was
standing nearby taking II al In
Eafp stood ~ about HH long ms ans
fighter could. especially r. gun man.
aud then prepared 20 write an
opliaph on the face ~ Julian when
The proprietor of thr hotel stopped
inHfiiifiea
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HOLLY WANTS
WHITE f|CHI
oUsKY PUG CLAIMS We ca.
CIT a SHOT At nls r..
SKINNED npETapFn
MATTER How ne rRlEs

Dave Holly fhs rhseoia.s A..
from Philadelphia vita tss
rhs-loop punch 10 setting !.
angry these iays AMI the pers,
smile BE- generally wears l. 90
HHg tarBlns iafa a sfeNl III
all rome about through lhs er4s.s
ous talk ~ gaas meeting Nslss.
the near future HOLLY ues 49,,
af8fh yesterday afirruoon sas !
ilFefed the following afation.
Who fixes HH aiI ihase LEA ~
neg HtaNn. Ia 1ar 70 know p b =.
4 never could ST. thai klns +
rufuo Gee whiz. beteg IN
weights for little 1stils. aaa -
they an done RUINED ax4g tss
NE.
Pick Out Bia Ones
IF ( want match now ts.m
Philadelphia ~ Ness York tap =
about Woie8tt fangfor3 o. ssas !
thaao blg faliows never eossll I.
~ match uith Britt o. HISS
Fous - ths eastern sefa open ~
out 10 che coast r. few yaAfa an =
Hnf1 I uan big fellea ana ~
gana and since theu can't act az
one 90 meet me
They al talk about matekf.
Cans with Nelson bot I nsTsr 4
hear no 0ua remark anFfhibk DIS
giving Mr Holly "a chancs Al 4.
Battling Teller Ia take Enne II 4.
battling out " him and u psua
take no 20 rounds. neifhsf.
I'm igg pound man anf +.
like 20 zee some ~ hose fsse,
heat Joe Woicoft 81 Dixie Kls !.
way I ala
Needs . AsnAasr.
Pm beginning g. think ,hsrf.
hsaB more ln mana Een~ut ira
being a pretty good Tighter. Be-.
they talk % putting tns,ah g
against Nelson theF'd better NJ
thin here Holly don't put Cans ga.
nref. sutienlT ana going 4.
ihane white champs from this T.
on.
Holly f. quite right 81 HE ss.
meuts and Il ia doubted u th~s
any white lightweight in me n,
today uho has anything o. H.
Holly Is confident 81 putting \ {
over Cans and n be and Moss
should ever get tugethsf. shs =
tie would be worth going ni.n /
see.
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given ghs winner an afxum~nt and
allghf have sua f8YEsf sss LAST
running deun tho bach sftutrh. but
male up a wafid Of xrnuad snd
beat rFsscFasflnasp \ noae fEf this
shua
Given . Peer Ride.
Homestead. the E#suEAte IN ths
nnh race. uss again The vte'iiu ~
4 bad rsds and flashed uatsia8 the
money The wsnaef turncd = tn
nunllaf. aha best ur Sherman ?
au4e Kaiia BEL ran = nire facn
and finlAhed lnif,i.
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- answer. 80 b. said "Ye.
don't llkc hrr writings A iii.
Charles Kingsley eaflaisiv
object ~ that ~