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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
a Sad Bereavement.

PAGES. Va. Sept. 18th, 'O6.
Death has been here and gone.
Miss Martha S. Whitlock, sister OF
Sir S. NJ. Whitlock. X. OF II. and S.
of White Oak Lodge. No. 67. died
at her brothers home Sir James G..
Whitlock. Sept. 9Th, 1906.
Her brother Sir George A Whit
lock OF Kingston. y. Y. reached her
bedside Sunday morning just before
the end came. She was conscious
until the last. She was asked by
her sister Mrs. r. Marable was she
ready 10 go and she answered ami
said / am only waiting upon the
Lord and His goodness.
She was laid TO rest Monday Sep
tember 10th, 1906 in the White
Oak Church Cemetery OF which she
was a member for many years, In
the private lot OF the N-hitlock fam
lily. Miss Martha lived a devoted
Christian life She was also a great
Sunday School worker.
She leaves behind her four broth
ers and one sister: William Whit
lock OF Hudson, n. Y, Jas. c.. Whit
lock, temporarily OF Kingston. ~. Y.
S. NJ. Whitlock. George A. WhitIocx
OF PAGES, Va, and Mrs. Eliza Mara
bic OF Sutherlin. Va.
The White Oak Lodge, No. ca,
x. OF p. hurriedly appropriated her
$4,000 for the funeral occasion.
Why should we weep while the wear
y one
Sleeps In the arms OF Jesus the
supreme;
In the mansion OF Glory prepared
for
The blessed for Death is only a
dream
S. NJ. wHITLOCK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
John Mitchell is Right.
Tspringfeld. III. Forum.l

[Springfield, Ill. Forum.l
The National Baptist Convention
officials have a National Baptist u
University, the A, B. H. NJ. Society
is to furnish $4,000 and the con-
vention, $4,000. John Mitchell,
editor OF the Richmond Va PLAN
EFT thinks this idea folly and he is
right in our opinion.
To build and operate a National
University with $4,000 is child's
talk. You can't run our high school
here two years with that amount
OF mo1ey. Like Mitchell says. why
not apply this money TO some of
the institutions already poorly op-
Grated? They call everything a
university. The school at Louis
Vile. called the State University Of
Law and medicine, is sadly in neei
OF friends-why not recruit t.? II
will be another beggar's home.
We fear the Negro Is a little of
when IL comes to doing things of
magnitude A National University
with a start of $50, 0,0O0-what fall
lacys One-third of the Negro
schools and churches should be a.
polished and the remainder improy-
ed. The multiplicity of the Negro
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

Locomotive Blown Up. Two Killed.
Monongahela City. Pa. Sept IS
BY the explosion Of a boiler OF a
Pittsburg. Virginia & Charleston
freight engine. the engineer and fire
man were killed. four severely injured
and the engine and csboose reduced to
scrap iron. All the injured were
scald@i about the face and hands. and
received severe bruises. They were
taken to a hospital and will probably
recover. The cause of the explosion
iE not known.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

The local committee of the Grand
United Order OF Odd Fellows is max
ing preparations on a large scale
for the entertainment OF the p. NJ.
c. in October. The Northside Skat-
ing Rink has been secured for the
sessions and Mr.. w. w. Fields Sc
lected as the Master of Ceremonies
at the entertainments. Mr.. w. M.
T. Forester is chairman of the local
committee.
Mr.. Charles Young will be tae
Chief Marshal of the parade.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Portsmouth. Va. Sept. 9Th, 'O6.
This is 10 certify that I have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, dr.,
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. Knights of Pyth-
los, n. A., s. A.. E. A, A and A
($15o. 00) One Hundred AMI Fifty
Dollars in payment of the death
claim OF Sir Edward Foreman. who
was member OF Jonathan Lodge.
No 20 OF Portsmouth, Va.
Signed-Mary Foreman
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
Samuel Fl. Thomas.
Clarence j. Nicholson.
II. s. Cooper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
Capt. Graves Resigns.

Capt. B. A. Graves has rendered
his resignation as teacher in the
public schools OF this city 10 take
effect at once. He has accepted the
position OF business manager Of The
Reformer and he has already enter
ed upon his duties in connection
Herewith.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
Moving Pictures!

Everybody wants TO see the Nov
ing Pictures on the San Francisco
Great Disaster. The very greatest
catastrophe OF the kind ever witness
ed in America will be given by Rev.
ID. B. Hueston at the St Luke Hall
TO benefit Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Monday, September gath,
1906. Admission 10 cents.
Any one wishing 10 see Rev. Hues-
ton call at 906 n. 9Th st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
Anniversary Exercises.

The Ladies Auxiliary of Planet Co.
Will celebrate their first anniversary
exercise at the Pythian Castle Hail.
12I y. 3rd St, Sept. 26th. 1906 at
$3.50 O'Clock p. NJ. A special pro-
gram viii be rendered. Free 10 all
Committee OF Arrangements: Mrs.
Fannie Jones. Mrs. Lucy Cross. Mr.
E. T. Pollard, Chair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
THOMAS-BOOKER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas an
nouncs the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Cora to Mr.. Daniel Book
er. The ceremony will take place
September 26th at 500 North Sew
enth Street at $50 O'Clock p. M.
Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
Must Have Been Feeling Good.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. II, 1906.
Editor John Mitchell, j.,
Richmond. Virginia.
Dear Sir:
The editorial columns of the
PLANET in its last issue was brim-
ming full OF news and the same was
replete with interest.
The Editor must have been feel
ing good over some big financial
deal. which enabled him TO do such
careful trimming and giving opin-
ions on so many subjects In such an
interesting. eloquent and classical
style. Let the good work go on.
Very respectfully,
BENZ. r. BOULDING.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
colored Applicants Turned Down.

IL Is reported that two colored APP
plicants for positions as clerks in
the Richmond Post once stood at
the head OF the list twice and each
time their white associates were
selected although they stood below
them IL is further said that they
were given TO understand that IL
they desired 10 get on the list OF
employees, they had better apply
for positions as letter-carriers. 1t
is not known whether or not they
took the hint. II seems that col
ored men generally outstrip the
white men in the civil service exam
examinations here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1906.

shot riddled the helmet worn by
Smith. while several Of the pellets en-
tered his scalp and hands. The troop
ers opened nre on the poscher. but he
escaped IN the thick underbrush. A
second detail OF troopers was sent out
from the barracks. but they did not
locate him
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

All persons having furniture
stored at A. Hayes 727 y. 2nd st.
and owe six months. the same viii
be sold within 80 days at public
auction, unless paid at once.
! have also second hand organs
and pianos for sale.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

schools and churches is the minimi-
zation of knowledge and worth.
though we do not have enough good
schools ana good churches-teach-
ers ana preachers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
POLICEMAN SHOT IN WOODS

Two Pennsylvania Troopers Fired On
Foreigner, Who Escaped
Wilkes-Barre. Pa, Sept. 17.-Herhert
Smith. one OF the members OF the local
troop OF the state police located at
Wyoming. near this city. while out on
patrol duty with Frank Gray, a fellow
trooper. in the woods near YatesviIle.
Was shot at by a foreigner. who was
hunting in the woods: The load Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
50 Worth of Medicine for only 81.

The purest, best and cheauest
blood. liver and kidney medicine yet
produced. Will positively cure
Liver Complaint. Kid
ney Disorder, Dyspepsia, Female
Diseases. etc.
Send $1.00 now and be cured.
THE TERBORG SUPPLY CO.,
Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

WANTED-An experienced butler
single man preferred Apply with
references to 40 North Lombardy
St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

Miss Mary Rowe OF 7O9 y.
Srd ST. was married 10 Mr.. c. NJ.
Logan OF New York. Thursday. Sept.
9Th, 1906 during a visit 60 that city.
She Will reside in New York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
REFEREE SILER TALKS
OF THE GREAT FIGHT.
Cans HandiCaps; Nelson's Tactics.
RoUND-THAT

Joe Cans has consented 10 fight
Jimmy Britt, (white) for the light
weight championship OF the world.
Battling Nelson has had the cheek
TO challenge him again. the winner
TO take all the stakes. AS Joe Cans
has already announced that he would
fight Nelson only on the same terms
as were arranged at GolJneid. the
outlook is not very promising for
a match for this discredited fighter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

DIR. p. B. Ramsey has returned
to the city after trip to Southwest
Virginia and to Coleman Mineral
Springs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
NOLAN is DIscREDITED.

Nolan did not intend TO spring
this new weight wrinkle on Joe un-
I'll three days before the fight, which
would not give Cans. as he figured
a chance 20 make the weight with
out weakening him into beatable
condition. l informed the club OF
Nolan's plan and advised a meeting
OF the members to bring him to
terms. The members said tney
would not stand for Nolan's demand
OF Cans last pound of flesh, but Joe
rather than see the match fall
through, accepted the conditions.
This last demand was more than
the Goldfeljers could stand for and
Billy received the icy stare thereaf-
ter. The last card Nolan played be
fore the battle was the day before
the contest. when he informed the
press representatives that a Job was
afoot to have his boy beaten. 1t
was claimed the Frisco sports in
tended to run things at the arena
and rattle me into giving his boy
the worst OF IL. Now IL is said he
was paving the way for an excuse,
should Bat lose the fight.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
sILER SAW FOUL PLAINLY.

During the fight Nolan coached
the Dane TO fight close. inferring to
wade in head first and 10 use his
head and hands TO win. Bat was an
obedient scholar and would have
burted Cans out had / not checked
him. When the blow which endei
the contest was delivered Bat, who
claims he did not foul, dij not at
tempt TO follow up the blow, as is
his custom when the advantage to
wallop presents itself, demonstrate
ing he was fully aware OF his foul
work.
Nolan claims I did not see the
foul and demands to know why I
did not count over the prostrate
form OF Cans. The fact I did not
count is proof positive / saw the
foul blow. IL would have been a
disastrous state OF affairs had count
ed Joe out and then awarded him
the fight on a foul. That surely
would have given Nolan the oppor-
tunity to kick harder than he ever
was known to kick.
In Billy's talk of being robbed.
and that / was party TO II, he over
looks the fact that l took a desper-
ate chance. waiting for 40 rounds
and until nearly dark to turn the
trick. especially when I had numer-
Gus chances to disqualify his boy
earlier In the game. I will not say
the foul was intentional, but Tim
McGrath. one OF Bats seconds, told
the newspaper representatives and
Others that Nelson got his instruc-
tions to hit any old place, as the
old man." meaning me. would not
see IL.
have not met a person-princi-
pally the hackers of Nelson, who
has not approved OF my decision AMI
who has not denounced Nelson for
his foul fighting and Nolan for his
Shylock methods Goljfielders say
they would not go across the street
TO see Bat fight again, and the gen.
eral impression is he would make a
grand fighter" If he had horns.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Rev. W. L. Taylor has comnleted
his three story frame edifce with
store front at the corner OF Second
and Jackson SITS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

The Fifth Street Baptist Church
nominated ten members for Deacons
last Monday night. The election of
them was laid over for thirty DAYS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

1t is reported that the North
side Skating Rink will cost the local
committe of Odd Fellows $3.50 for
the time ii is used for the b. NJ. c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-22

Miss Ada G. Foster has been
granted a furlough on account OF
her serious illness. which incapaci-
tates her for active work.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
Sonoons "Soriunone".

aarIis "forlpinSer" 10000 Ren.
neifrr / 2onoon!
glir De flutoet isien? &lm ber.
reo Ell Sentebel al Dem - flapt rof
1000 - fam man opipore; entett
bar be begaaet Selpmcro, or blet
mrroet eler &c err ontfonlmet ocS
lllpffestiIfrlbe. Sc Grrore er % bIir
borte- og man tsrer aIbrtg mere
noeet til Dem. Mange al Dem otter.
lpies" Of 8cIitiet, butIfet / cg for itg
er goo @ruuo til, at De life oiier iig
oftere.
Manee al Sem refer bort ira Con.
SON, tar iii 4ropinierne eIIer refer
til llSlmbet; men 9olitiet bar fcn.
~itateret, at S]teriteporten FIN ilttter
ma ben enc GrSe af Sopeoitaoeu til
cen artScu % Dor ser timber ct folff
Gaon; SereS Soentitet fan life fnit'
IIdaes;; Sc er ~"forimmSne" - oJ Dor
Dog fun en- balo 0tils Bel ira benz,
Ser efteris8er oenL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

9eobOr Z. Sienpabi os Gpnitance
Wars Sohuien. liant Salusr Snse
brighten % anna 8. Wnitatpiabs.
Sislse be iibite Nuiier ices. at Mers
afer Wruf itaar / llnoerbdnbiius me- ct
enselif' auniuriium om Sals al
inouitrielle anl9s % be enona uiolsie
Gienopmme | Wsrafer.
5rn Sonieu, IDlbbeiieni Sobniens
SuItru, panot 2ben Rr9mie | SfienS
Notwithstanding ~llolobnins iorles
ben en- ben Mursaaro til en- 8Rroi al
$500 arpner. Saapibt oioes, ben
isrite itsrre Geuinit ium er tilialbt
Merafer.
Saa nnrmer Garet Jig fin Giilutuins,
ct Wnrfsaar | Dor Siitprie, iom maa
fables magelgit. Bi oil III goo iuo /
bet nDe fommenbe Mnr meb Grbeipsrp;
4ampen er enot os SGorelanoet er itps
ret | trpg Saun. Selp ON Weninger.
ne M paa bet iibite Tom til at blioe nos
get ioriflelise. iaa bapoe ri bog ben
fales 3ante inherit inbe ale: 2anoets
8el!
"8ecprab, Soften os mine mango
2eiere snifes tilIlut en- elabelis Sui,
% Tat fcr 5gfsst eieuuem bette aari
Werater, / December 1905.
antb 8pnten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
Sens "Deserab.peitsn" til slastninse % psnnsr
I Set oamle GanS.
SO
t Botaiaoner, % for Strawberries ST sOrpis; BrigadegeneraL

i8ataiacuer, og for Suodlertstst Sorpler; bugadegencra'
Gbef for en- grtgaoe.
Brieand tgriduudl, RsUer, QauoeoetsrBoer,
Bripantine. ct rrtrDre 9Tialtib, iRr ct bisuertib WhoostpapeL
brilliant (briJGnG, aim. ut brldHtb 8!LHEsnosi H0m@UtSIi
Brilliant, er 3tamdFt, Der er lebet meo 6aeetsfr pda ae
Stoer; lsbeu &osteu, ti1r 3taHoHt; bTllere larlIlereb
BrinSt, BEN oaniIe BeuGUueue pa 8auOFof.
Brise. .iagte 8uo, 4u'tntRg.
Britannia, HomerHes Rdph pao GR8Iaho; bie' SHBI@"0''i
BRITISH. eu8eliI
traabe; Oaiaa Here Sorter msutret IpL
Br0che Cgroii. Sgi9; Sr9tuaaL
brochere (brOilereL bette len Bog; Brochure (SroIprb hoei
brod ere. rSip, itne ineO Sub, 5Slu, Stt,, uIOsarn 0. T. ~
Broderf, ubfpet Hr6etoe.
Bronco iSrOHSYl. sul eaer bruHlt5 gtetalo!anotn9 az SoeosT
Gin o. uROeriOeu 3iHt; broncere, poerftF98e ueo SroHte'
iarpf.
Bronkier, Q~uitrsrets Gorgrsninssr / 9au8srns; Bronkis BE-
tqnoeHe guftrsrsgrsnene
Brother Jonathan, E9eRdoH pa amerttdlsrEe.
Brouilerf iBralitrtl Ntsiertaaslie. ueHtsheo, 6rRtte; brouil-
lere tbrulisreA, fOrtprrs, gIpre hi upeHAer.
brunei, nlBrttst, ~mBrtbaaret; Brunette, mP7f, meEt9daFS
apinoe.
Brunst 8arrtnssortfs. gIpnpe.
brutal, fRtii; grOu, raa, plump; Brutahtet, SaaaeS, slaHs9ee,
brutto C0ia6mipLL Urtr, BLANKET lnoolat netto0 brutto-SG9L
garerHes Beat tiligemeo BRgtsH az eereS gHbGaaSs;
Bruro-S notast 3n0tRgtsH Hoen JTa0TaS ~ DC fI'0arsn0s
aogifter.
Buckskin CSoi-D essHtlt8 Su'telIno, & S4a89 SIFoe HsS
BuddSa, en- sftsr fin qSO fom guoOOm oprtst tnoHt stsnano,
5nfter al en- M 8sttgiUa; Buddhisme' Saoo9as s@rs,
Buoobarelisipu.
0usr (iirr Statstlsisus) iormooeee 5HotRstsE % uegr'er
Tor en- tommerbe Budget srmiu ~NGSSaultg Ct GaE
Buffer (geHsra StgopuDe lpan SerHbaHepognsL
Buffet (SpTsb StlrHisboro.
Are. Sana bsrssHet Vaa ct tomif 6oreora8,
bugsere, 1Rbe ct Sttb, tf4r oeo pi9lp al en- 2aHP0aao toug-
ser-2amPsrl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

bdpSe nperitaaet be IA Dagc o. enSuu
itaoia frrpeoe Sfilsmisie, fiinbe Der
bare Gale ON, at oen beuiIgeSes.
Nen ! GeseIen bar DC, efter at bare
lieoet otte Gage, blepne iorionene oa
forloo Saarnet iom CODE genner.
Won rife ct iaobant 3aorn oglna I
bore Gage en- Gang imeiIem funoe
gisre ltot Gptte2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

ErpfesIurcn (Scr CT fommen lent
bien): Ger Dor rIo8et, ieg baoSe iut
mig FOR, men bpaS iGIoerbcn oar bet
m?" (gFtcr at bare ipefuIeret en-
Ealp Sime$ Sib): so, MI peo ieg
Let 49, ieg ptI0e 9oa iicng."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

&remuneo orobog, buumf puHtaaaenbe r eli Brsua CT at uurorHHtis flor Rghe foe Ten
~ tRuhnbe 2afr &t hm bet es heer man pa ct SrA iUm man life tFuGSe Frfar %
nmr man bar en- iaaoan bau0s Nen BOG uo Samnben TAI mau unoris8e % fnoe Snaa Og
uobunoen os fan fms for ben aNminosRe 9s mb "9eOab!SofeHI Hmts Sizes 5mRna
GousN: B. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH Iowa.
tB- SOgn &c hNass' m 35 eama
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
SrYuuper | an5llet.

n#a#
Cub amor forbes Iiee iaa bel |
Meisialeu iom | ct bpgeelist % ireoe.
Iist Siem - beSber Oct / en- artifcI
ct enaeIff siosFrift, | builten Ger for
tnIles ON sggteifaber, irhgaaeSe IN.
Der ua~Iminoelige GnitGnoigbcoer -
os eIo bag 6Gngieleis ifumle Rlre
Sriper slmor fit spill. 6or noeen
Sio iioen forenebe bon iaaleSes | Ct
Of 2onoons MetsIefaler to McnneIfer,
Der intet fienote til binanSen. Ten
foinbelige SaIppart par en- ltug Biae,
Der ifuIoe oefrHneS, for6t bun bapoe
forIabt fit Barn. en- ing WanS, Tom
tiIfeISigpis bar tiliteoe rnoer Rcts.
banblingen 90 albrig for baooe feet
ben unge 8pinbe, blep ioa arebet al
beroeS trtfte Sfiabne, at ban frieoe
til benSe. 9ommeren eitergnp benbp
mi Struffen paa oen 9etinaeIie, at
bun eiiteoe iig meo Den GbeImoSige.
Manb. De paa iaa mGrteIig Mtaabe
fdmtrerbragte sggtefRller ct TIT gtfte
og leper meget lpffelig.
ct Ii9nepOe SiliRloe inNtraf for
npIig unoer Ell RetiorbonoIing / 60.
DIETER. @u ing gnfe itoO Tor Sfrau.
fen iom onfIaset for Of baOe siort
Sorisg paa at brufne iig. timber
8ibneforbsreue bite bet fig, at Sen
anflogebe tnppert bapbe itriot for OF
ernare Jig % fine gsrn, % of Inn
6ortpipIelie bapbe brepet beuoe til at
I9gge Saano paa iig. Gn ugift ii.
Iantbrop, Der babe operpHret RetS.
banolin8en, bar blepet ioo betaget al
ben uIpffcIige &pinoes Sfipbne, at
ban tilbso berbe fin SaunO, iout bum
meo Safnemmcligbeo mo0tog,
On moriom Siitorie iortRIles ON
ct gggteifab, Ser for npIig bleo iuo-
gaaet for Yolitiretten | Glasgow. @u
gtaltb og en- 8pinbe itob for Sfronfen
Tom anfla8eoe for at babe taget Del /
nogle 8noeoptsier. S &Io9en itoo DC
opfsrte iom Wano og @uitril, men
unber Sorberene bite oct Jig iom
mere enb toiIiomt, bporUlot Sc par
IopforEneIig giite. 3ommeren fit i
alt 6al0 Itprf 6%ormobning ON, at De-
res Sorbolo bar al minbrc FORFEIT ga.
tur, og ban ipurgte iaa BEN foinoe-
lige 4Sart ON, bporpibt 6et p~irfeIis
bar benoes ggatemano. "Sa," LOO
Sooret. % ba ban mn ipurgte Man'
Ben, ON set pirfelia bar bans Suitru,
og ban ogiaa ioarebe $50" rGIonnes
reoe BEN meo De ifotife sGgtcitabsIope
meget fortrolige CONNER iom iaa:
Seq oeo life, ON De tioIigere bar Dor.
ret gifte ueo binonoen, men II, ga
De beg9e / min RPrp9reIie bar iogt
So, er De set aaigepel."
Sor no8le Maaneoer fi0en fetreSeS
/ Barts ct eienoommeliBt 9rpalip. gn
iing 9aufiunftipnGr Blanc % bans
~forlopeoe, en- arefen 9omparb, ifllloe
iuit til of bolbe grDurp, ba gruo.
gontmen bleo arreiteret for 9e6ras
gert. Sruoens Sorg blep meget itor,
men benoes Sroifa6 bar enbnu iterre.
Sum beilutteoe beu iaitiatte Dag at
9gte lin grubgom OH ban M bar
ffpl0ig eler Ell. SUN benpen6te iiB
til Iommeren, ser leoeOe Sagen moo
benoes RipreIte, % opnaaebe, at benz
bes gruogom bleo Iealaot for nogIc
elmer. Eli Den beitetute Eib itoo
ban bos Iairen, og 2ggteifabet bIeO
iluttet Der. Sangeoogterne bar &ar.
retS 5orlopere. Otter at babe inoto.
get ct Tibet Maalti0 meo fin Suitrlt
% 5orloperne fprte3 gruogoHmteH
tilbage til 59ngilet, boor ban maa
tilbringe iile 9ueOebreosoage.
ct rsrenoe 9rguup ieirebes for nps
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gotltmen, cit llbrma8er Obifenffi, bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

8eo 6slsS uuuau 9anens 5ertiet'
telie fra 8arbalen ibsit iprfptteoes en-
Del S~trnbaueiult peiaa herfra. Saas
ieoes er 8aneformdno gfti9Hs 8ne,
SpomubaleuL iorflyttet til 8Groalen,
% 8aneiprmano aubers Sommerpulo.
@~rsnbers, iii Sparbu. 8auefurmaub
Ole Shnnfe, 9~unfbulul, er tilflpttet
Gppmooalen isien.
Scsueprait til eure Stisroalen, Sa=
fob g. 5reerifien, er uonRput til So9.
nepraIt / Stosu. Sosneprnits bar
p9ret bUiat | Segre CO. 10 gar.
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Der paa ct fort Ss % hos fin Ssiter
aieriti 1rpbat. "8uiten"s aorreipon>
bent fan bitie, at bet er pei meo BAN.
Muligt at ban / Sulebelgen tommer
paa en- giiit, pa ban sierue uiloe iaa ct
Gremplar al "gers d Bid bsimaird".
giite fibsH iibits WslSiHs:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-19
World of Sport

Mulligan says the fighters can split
the money in any manner they
wish. He will guarantee $4,000
and give the boys rs per cent Of
the gross receipts.
There Is some talk about Gus
Marion refereeing the coming fight
between Jack O'Keefe and Kid
Parker which takes place before
the Spokane Amateur Athletic
club on the 9th. Marion is an old
time referee and knows the game
well. He would be agreeable to
both men. Gus refereed the Scaler-
Harrison fight and did good work.
o o o
Gonzaga yesterday beat the Spo-
kane high in a basketball game,
which was played in the Gonzaga
gymnasium. The score was 10 to
8. At the end of the first half the
score was Z to 5 in favor of. the
high school,
Blair of the Blair business col
lege states he expects to have a
stronger baseball team than ever in
the field this coming season. Many
of his old players are in school
again.
The annual meeting of the Unit
ed States Golf association, held at
Delmonico's is one of the most
important meetings of that organ
ization held for some years. The
reason is that amendments to the
constitution of the organization
will be presented and considered
at the meeting.
1t is proposed that article 6, ar
ticle 10 and article 16 should be
changed. The change to the first
named article is that Hereafter
the executive committee instead of
the president shall name the NOM
mating committee"
Article 10 is to be changed so
that the annual dues of the asso-
ciate clubs shall be reduced from
500 to $50. Article 16 is to be
changed so that the fiscal year
shall end Nov. 80 instead of Nov.
81.