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SMOKER
TONIGHT

Clean aud unappy amateur sport
will bo the card At the = A Z.
smoker this evening Some great
wrestling matches are billed aud
the boxing bouts ara to hs about
the fastest aeen IN this part of Kins
county nor many months
Multnomah will have some clever
mat artists and hanKun boxers Ia
defend her laureis A feature ~ the
smoker viii be the Wrestlc 10 a fin
ish between Homer Tillay. the grltty
little "u'' halfhaek. and henson. Of
Everett. whose pfuWcas on the mat
IL well and fayorahly known.
Among tho numbers on the pro
gram Will be issminute wrestling
match between Walter Durfnnr. Of
Seattle. and GcurEa Teller. OF Port.
land The boys vii meet at rs
pounds
Burr WaFFonef. 81 Portland. Will
60 on the mat With Prank Vance
% =. A. C.. al l1a nounds. and their
match Ia counted top nolcher also
There had been aume talk of put
ting Lindsey ~ the s. q on In this
match. but Lindsey has been hoist
ing on weight aud Il vas found
could NOT meet the figure.
Eddie Hope AMI RanEa. tho for
mer % Seattle. should prove a great
card "a a i1e eannd boxing bout
They will So FOR three three minute
rounds. with one minute interval
n there is M decision At the end Of
the third ruund they may be called
cut for another HuuaA.
Harry Austin. 3 4 C. viii give
Jack Austin. Maifnumah THREE
rounds az iss pounds 10Th men
are as fast As lishtstaE and 90 one
has instructed them T. be ossr-carr-
full
The winners IA every one % the
eyvntA win he presented with gold
medals valued a SO
The admission b she smoker Il
limited 20 club mem bsrahlp. each
msmher heinE privileged 10 bring
ono gentleman friend.
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thr avoidance af these pitfalls.
Many of theee danger .f.nn IA

thr avoidance af these pitfalls
Many 81 these danger signs have
already been pat up. especially
through western Pennsylvania. The
league sends cut stencils from which
these signs can be easily made by a
man 81 ordinary skill In some
eases the signs ate sent out ready
10 be put up.
Il Ia proposed before the year 1909
sads that s.oed Of these danger sig
nails viii be placed along dangerous
iocallliea The signs are no de-
signed as 60 be easily seen and read
bY autufnahlliHla. even when the
latter are going AT a high rate -
speed Bach sign Il "a inches
square and mounted on a post. 10
that The lover apes Of the sign will
not be lover than ~ feet from the
Efuund The HiEna are made OF pine
hoarfs ana PAINTED white. The sym
bais afr painted IN black. The signs
are fiared On the right hand side Of
the waa ant from ze0 20 400 yards
ffua lte raini ta which they refer.
a. A. is sifs ampie time TO slow up
M ~ eaafF.
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The American Motor f.eawun.
which tenhH after tho interests 81
auinmuhiia owners and drivers III
this country. viii follow ia the wnhe
~ foreign automobile aWuefn and
drivers 70 make tbs highways more
safe fnr mator car drivers There
Wafe more than $50 motor car A..
cieenia during 1895 IN the United
States and Canada. many "a Whlch
resulted fafaly.
Many 81 the accidents could have
been avoided BY a better knosAiasaga
% the danger points. or hY some
warning ~ witch the tourist Goals
have been notified - the nfefslmaie
PEEL WnpdtuK. narrow hl&hNayn
Ia tts mosi picturesque places fra.
qaentst ~ motor car drivers haye
hsen rEnlifie ~ accidents. atasIf3a
10 iussau these psriis as ueel. b.
tsasaibIn that the American -
League has called upon It's esaaast
menbsfs and propFistors u efftTlal
stations In hil states where tsustue
IL maHs popular 60 take up The wafk
- erecting danger signs anH RtlisH
pasta ~ which tho tourist nay -
warned and his course difuafad q
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gave the fight Go Lundie Incl
dentalty Il might ho mentioned that
there are many who think that the
reason Iundie was dismissed ~ The
Dane WAS because no vas far toe
clever for the conqueruF Of Jimmy
Britt
Brother s~illus- a. a Rsfseee.
Il Was In the fiEht Just meutlane1
that Willie Britt came TO tho front
a. a referee and made mere than
Eustt As an amateur champion and
manager of his brother. Willie
knows al the angles az the game
and there Is no reason why he
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should not fill the position In the
future acrrptahly, tie Ia cool and
vollected la the ring and not a move
ON the part OF tho Contestants 90.
capped hia attention lie also had
them we'll unda his control and
when they I'D not hfeak was be-
twoon the men like flash, with
tho RESULT that there vas more
rial fighting In the nine rounds In
which be offleiated than In the 20
OF the main event which followed
Willie VIII do IN any mans couna
try. aad thero are many who are
his managerial dutlea anlde aud
taken gp the business ~ gsgass;
that he will sooa enjoy a roputa.
ton second Ia none
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for us -.
All Of a sudden. however tho
Reds. who we're our lonahH theh.
took a batting streak ana caused a
seriousness
aDonltn had made a single aud
seymour followed with a dauRS
They are both fast runners, ana
We only had a lead ~ run uf two
40 that a hit would have tangled
up matters "a n dangerous point
We moved up our infisld TO heal
Donlin off AT this plate IN case there
was n ground hit Dolan came to
bat and aani = short ny over ny
head. could see it was too short
Tor Ilreznahan 30 cover, 30
sprintad after Il for dear life.
didn't have much Of an idea that
could nail the bali. but I said "a
myself. second place may depend
ON this. ~ ! kept pegging away
Ny back was 10 the ball but. Elane.
Ing over my shoulder. caught
glimpse Of IL. and. with a spring aud
my hands outHtrctched over my
head, Just managed 90 clutch the
aphere. stiil with my back 20 the
plate
both Seymour and Donlin, think.
ing tho hit Was surely safe. made =
break for home. tossed the bal
10 Iiahb. putting out seymour. and
Iiabb ahoi u 10 Lauder. and Donilf
was pinned before he could get haei
Ga third. The play broke the neds
all up and won az the gama
1T may have been n lucky catch
but II | hadn't gone after the bal
and takan a long chance I neYei
would have landed n"
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ny lAck LINDSAY.


SAN FRANCISCO. cal, Jan. ~ --
Tommy Ryan aud Marvin Hart are
expected a. arrive In this city withtn
the newt few days. aud When they
Do thesc will probably be some-
thinE doing ia pugitislie ccntcra.
Hart. Who elaims that he is the
heasywvight champion Of the world
alnco the retirement Of leffrics. SAYS
that he Is anxious aud willing TO do
fend the title and Ryan. who Ia the
undlsputcA middiewetEht champion
az the wurid. SAYS that nothing
would please him more than 60 en-
gage Ia battle with anyone Who
thinks he can wnest the title nom
him In the meantime Jack
o'Rrien. who has heen making some
claims himself % both belts. Is eN-
pcCted Ia be heard from bcfure
hong. and q Is an assured fact that
either the Kentuckian or the man
from Syracuse will ba willing TO
sign articles
Ryan Calls" Sullivan.
Ryan and Hart have had a most
successful trip IN their theatrical
venture. but neither Of the two care
Cor the giamor Of the footlights and
would rather play an act ON the
padded ring They have closed la
Butte. according 10 the latest ad-
Wives and ara now on their way "a
san Francisco. In this conn~tlon
information comes in a letter from
Imak sssssY.. s.4Maas..~ - a.. v..Nx
that he would like to pit Ryan
against Jack ~Twin" Sullivan. The
Cambridge man announced a few
Gays ago that he would give tSoo
20 81, Ryan in the ring with him.
and whra the latter heard % this
10 Immediately wrote to James W.
coffroth that II sullivan would put
up his money he would also post a
forfeit 60 meet sullivan. and 10 the
latter shonid dcelinc the issue that
the money Be given To charity.
LSndis Seek. Opponents.
Bobhie Luadie Of this city. Who
toured the east as the sparrfnx
partner OF Battling Nclsoa. has ~
turned and Is ats1gt 20 engage In
the game for the dollars and the
glory that IL In t. tsundle Is ahou,
one OF the eleYurest Of the boys ia
this section In the lightweight divis-
hon and more than made good ia a
preliminary which he fought with
Charlie Dunn before the FHtxrer-
sId-lss~is fight Dunn hard
nut 20 crack. and because OF his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-27

TO BUY SPRING STOCK

Mr.. W. u. Mccarthy. President
and General Manager for the Nc
Cafthy Dry Goods Co. has gone 70
Nov York with = fuil complement
Of assistants. Aided hy the NeW
York office force thsy will select
a complete neN stock % spring
Goods for every department In the
large and progressive establish
msnt which they represent Ia an
interview Mr. Mccarthy states that
business has 50 Increased that n
viii be necessary 70 purchase mora
extensively than ever before The
firms spring stock will unioubfcd-
y show the usual high order af
selections. with a greater variety
than previous years %.
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HART AND RYAN join PUG
COLONY In FRISCO

ability "a alaiimilata punishment
has been dubbed by the local sport
ms writer's "a tho iron Man." lie
has a terrific punch. and masaEed
10 land on iundic when the latter
grew careless In the fourth round
l, Was almost finisher. and sent
Robbie down for the count. but he
got II kla feot bcf0rr the 10 see
onds had elapsed and from that
time on made most beautiful tight
sending In hin blows with eleanneas
and precision. tie won In the ninth
round, which Willie liritt. Who
made his initial bow as referee.
stepped between the men to save
Dunn from further punishment and
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KAUFMAN WINS
THE FIGHT

los ANGELES. Jan ~ Kid
Solomon. ~ Los Angeles. was Eivrn
the declAion over Joe Greene. 81 Chi
eAro. IN the seventh round tonight
after the police bad stopped tbs
fight to prevent = knesek0ut All
bets bad previously been declared
Oft A aaeund - Fs1and 20 between
Al Kaufman and Dave Harry wenl
10 the former IN the eiKhteenth
round narrJ'H sceouda threw ~
the sponEe.
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directors voted the Tacoma -.
chiae 20 Fresno. thus avlns y
wary Mike another ohanes Ia eessa
league company FIRST Mix -.
forth nj BafrHmtnt0. where h. -.
his apufa Ha a policeman. Ths - -
season he jumped 10 Tacoma 4.
cause he thought Il was dssilnsd !,
grow. and that his receipts xa.,,.
grow e6freaUondinKK. Bs4ns =.
of Taa0ma's original "booassvs 8 !.
In naturally Bora because the -
wouldn't support his team. -
be will g - Fresno. hut for -.
long no ons knows There a
denying the fact that the IsaKss -
been good 10 Mike Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-27

Ing fgll well that your ship would
come In at last There is a way
uf finding out these things Of
which / will speak later All
ask la that you open your mind
20 let IN the light and admit that
you might yet ho shown the way
out 81 your difficulties by an I'M
common II not supernatural
method Unusul powers lie
stored up and latent On all Of as.
but development and practice set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-27
BASKET BALL
GAME TONIGHT

Junior and sophomore goods vii
settle tho Seattle high school cham
pioaship At basketball nj the A..
moFy this evening" These teams
have defeated this seniors and the
freshmen. Tho teams wtli lire up
az follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-27

gifta are sideliEhts. palmistry Is
an unfailinF science to those who
know, and | profess ta. Come. let
40 talk u over and ron may lead a
better life and do greater things
by a knowledge o. the future
Readings, 81 90.
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Hours 3 a. m td \ p m Phone
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SPORTING
BREVITIES

Tom o'itourke n OF the opinion
that Nelson will not fight In the
EAST Like zli wcuteFnefH." says
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Alexander the Great sighed far
more worlds 90 eonauer. bat Il
keapa average humanity busy Try
ina IN keep up with the process
sion In thia ona Eosna are lead
era and carry the banner OF sue
eeaa and pirnty: others bring Up
the rear. and the pathway Of all
IL marked by these hufnAa
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wreka victims
Of their own
Ignorance In
wrongly nvinE
the life that
VA given
them for better
tnRA Per-
hapa. Epntle
rea der you
8 q N ettm co
wonder " h at
the future has
In store for you
and you might
be told that tho
road 10 fortune
and success
would be slow
but aurs and
that FIN ally
you O q ! 4
reach the goal
~ your hearts
desires \ o u
would better en-
ioY the diacom
forts that nov
-. . 80.
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. ltourk". Nelson wants an ace IN
the hole. land be figures that he
can't get y here IN the EAST while
ne can IN Frisco. I think that when
Nelson lights again II will bo Ia the
west ! Offered 81. 600 for Nelson
and Herrera 10 fight before the TUX
edo club. and Nelson turned n
down. And that WIS a pretty fat
purse NJ that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-27

Michael Angelica Fisher. the hui
man hopper. has hoped again, and
this time he has landed In tbs raj
Esa precincts of Fresno. with his
wandering franchise. bats. BAGS.
balls and belts. The coast leagus
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SIGNS TO SAFEGUARD
SPEEDING AUTO DRIVERS
WHAT The sIons

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q WHAT The sloNs :
. INDICATE 4
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crossing. a
Approach to brunch road =
leading OF 10 left 4
4 s@Appfeaoh 10 cfonaraad. 4
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or collection Of dwellings 4
q p@tNat shown A plain q
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aHtHA 3tftt
can live off OF
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have existed rs
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mine and read
the lives OF
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To their salts
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the future &c
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n you are sick
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study. and much
good came from
that knowledge
CiAirvoynnt aud
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
CANS CASHES in
FOR Ills FARE
The Fighter Was Broke at
the Time Of Frisco
Fire

The passenger department OF the
Santa Fe Railroad is richer by s775O,
to be credited to the account Of one
Joseph Cans OF Baltimore and Gold
field for one frst-class fare from the
earthquake to Maryland's metropolis.
Joseph pleaded the bankruptcy act
when he wanted to get out OF town
during the great fire and was given
a ticket home. The fight industry
was not so promising at that time as
since the Nevada miners have offered
to share their dust and nuggets with
the black whirlwind, and Joseph was
free to admit that he was plum
busted" But things are looking up
for Cans and he has made good for
the ticket.
The road is in receipt Of about s10,-
600 from less distinguished refugees
During the exodus free transportation
was furnished to all who applied, but
names were taken and it was under
stood that while none was to be de-
MED transportation, all who were able
should remit after they reached their
friends. The money comes in patches
every day.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
BASEBALL

The only Mike Grady. OF Kennett
Square, Delaware county. Pa, is captain
OF the St. Louis team-when he isn't out
OF the game for kicking.
Probably no manager shakes up his
batting order less frequently than Nc
Graw. He shook II up twice last week.
and each change delivered a victory.
The Cincinnati Club has purchased a
new battery-pltcher Essick and catcher
Mclean, OF the Portland CPaeihc Coast
League) Club. Outhelder Jesse Becker. OF
the Lake Linden Copper Country League)
Club. has elso been purchased.
The Browns are trying Niles on the
third sack and Koehler in the field, which
puts Hartzell on the bench for light hit
ting.
Hal Chase's knee. which he hurt JUST
before the last Western trip. is stn both
ering him and interfering somewhat with
his work
Washinston's new infelder. shanna-
brook, OF Massillon, Ohio. is stin with the
team. Manager stahl intends 10 give him
a thorough ,ry-out
Tim Murname is Of opinion that Evans
and Hurst must take a big brace IN their
work TO be retained by Ban johnson for
next season"
Jimmy McAleer's catching stan has
been shot to pieces for the second time
this season. He is certainly having hard
luck IN this department
Manager Lajoie has benched Barbeau
and gone to third base himself. the little
man having failed to Ill the bill as Brad
ley's successor.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
The Question of How the
Men Will Weigh In
spsgw y Settled

GOLDFTELD. New, Aug. s1.-An
agreement on all disputed points has
lat last been reached between Joe Cane
and Battling Nelson in regcrd to their
coming fight on Monday and the man
ayers Of the athletic club are now
breathing easier.
Unless Billy Nolan can think up
some other condition to impose upon
the Baltimore Brunette the fight should
now go through without further breaks
lin negotiations. The scrappers will
weigh in with their trunks and shoes
but without gloves.
Now that this agreement has been
definitely made the men are taking life
easy and waiting for the moment when
they VIII face each other.
Cans went out to-day for an 11-mile
jaunt with a heavy sweater and heavy
underclothes. Trainer Frank McDon-
aid when asked the meaning, replied:
That's the only way we can make the
weight" The negro has adopted new
tactics in order TO head off Nolan from
eXacting any more conditions from
him. now refusing to weigh publicly.
II is the belief I'm the Cans camp
that Nolan was frightened into making
his fresh demands because he saw that
Cans was making the weight easier
than he had anticipated. Now Cans
does not propose that Nolan shall
know how near the weight he is ap-
preaching.
The great arena has been completed
and was turned over to the managers
to-day. It Is massively built In heav-
lest timbers. Two-inch planks are
used for the bleachers The structure
cost the management $4,000 and will
seat 10000 persons.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
A GOOD GAME LITTLE MAN
AGAINST A GOOD GAME BIG ONE
Both Cans and Nelson Have
Points in Their
Favor

There is no doubt that the Cans
Nelson fight will be Of the whirlwind
variety. Nelson being on the aggres-
sive style and veritable bulldog. it
will take some awful wallops. and
many OF them. before he IS lspbdued.
AS long as he can wobble togaisS corner,
even il very groggy, you can depend
one minute OF rest will.ahFingr him
back like a young bull who does not
know the meaning of the word fear
once inside the ropes rugged in his
fighting togs.
AS for Cans you will see a big black
man larger than Nelson, cool, calcu-
lating, clever and scientific. with a
punch in each hand like the kick of a
mule. and, depend upon it, a gamester
to the last.
Cans, like Nelsona has done every
thing asked of him. He is credited
with haying beaten much larger men
than the Dane; in fact. he is the
welterweight champion Of the world,
and he can also trim all of our mid
dleweights. 1t is a case Of a fighter of
wonderful recuperative powers and en-
durance, together with unlimited con-
fdence and gameness, against the
most wonderful fighter from a scien-
tfic point of view the world has ever
known. Or it is a case Of a good little
man against a good big one.
Nelson's advantages are: Eight years
younger, one-quarter inch taller wrist
one-half inch, calf one inch, and mas
never been knocked out. Cans ad-
vantages are; Reach three and a half
inches. chest two inches. weight two
or three pounds. waist one inch, fore
arm one-half inch.
Evening journal., 1906-08-31
BILLY NOLAN has CEASED
TO HARASS JOE CANS
Baseball Comment
BY
Harold Harvey.

'SiN tfoINeys
X-wllmington and Dover will play
the deciding game of their series in
this city on Saturday week.
skinny" Johnson besides being a
clever fielder is very fast on the bases
and 1t won't be long before he will be
in faster company.
Topham was hit much harder than
the score shows and only sensational
fielding saved him.
The dupont baseball team has been
playing a fast, clean game all season
and. is a credit to the company it rep
resents.
Any number OF grandstand patrons
at the Dover-X- Wilmington game yes
terday We're disgusted at Umpire
Clarks work. That Manager ALE was
compelled to remove him is conclusive
proof.
The Wilmington City League season
is drawing to a close The race
throughmout has been close and ex-
citing and the baseball fans OF this
city have been enabled to witness some
clever ball playing.
The fact that something like 10000
people flocked to the Polo grounds to
witness the game between Chicago
and New York the day following the
ridiculous act Of Brush and McGraw.
in refusing to admit Umpire john
stone, should not be viewed as a tes-
timonial that these two worthless did
the right thing. The enthusiasts had
nowhere else TO go. and anticipating
a continuance Of exciting events con-
nected with pusillanimous move OF the
day before repaired to the Polo
grounds TO see the thing out. This
iegregious error on the part of Rrush
ana McGraw VIII do q great deal to-
ward swelling the attendance on the
lhll when Clark Griffith and his team
return home, for the people can tell tbe
lyeEow streak whenever II is discern
ible and spurn those who show IT, Tho
public can't be fooled all the time.
No Wonder Harry c. Pulliam is sore
and wants 70 quit baseball His is \
thankless task and one calculated tn
disgust any man Of sensitive nature
The National League needs a master
one OF the Ban Johnson order, who
draws the chalf mark and makes them
walk It, Come right down to it. most
all of Pulliam's troubles have come
through John McGray II win be re-
! imembered that McGraw tried to make
la lot Of noise when he was in the
American League. and finding Mr.
johnson would not stand for ii. Nc
Graw jumped. 1t was well that ne took
the initiative, for Johnson was pre-
pairing 20 fire him. McGraw made
lots OF money for Mr.. Brush and the
National League. but he has given
Harry Pulliam lots OF trouble. II Is
mo wonder the jo6 is distasteful TO Mr..
Pulliam.