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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
FOR SALE.

LARGE NUMBER OF sECC D.
Iron ana wooden puieys and hangers
almost any size and bore. lly drnulic
pumps one Mcgowan 4-plun,gerr !, o,,a
& son 2-pungcr run 10 !, t.
20 presses. ono 12s II. n boiler, q & f,u at
- Inches 1e ,,,I lon sS cqpteae
5 aG6ie Write or call for prices +. III = J.5
NOBLE, ] r., $50 South Lentn s s.rl
ron sALE-rR1aG sHrp = ARD ,Eou We 4
store room? supplies, motors e. q u ~ Az =
gle and double betting, shaftlng y n ,nad
ess plleyXs ad qa s sm IN
Hi Ship Yards. Rlchmoi,d.g Va g
HAY GRAIN Z, o Nd11d
and cattle powders tobacco. rock SUI 4,
Z for yourHcnttle. country produce of.n q
kinds M NJ. j. NJ UssEN AND NJ; SONS
* North Eighteenth Street. q Phone,. 55zo.
}lyolR sALE AN so HoRsi5-Po OVER
3sboiler, and 40 horsepower (. engine; N
use about eghten mouths, G aMH aMR
Hs12 North Ninth. -
SPECIAL AND Z, i, pAT ,l5s bay, y MMr
IDEAS developed, MANUFACTURED md mar M r.
E5 YOU money! CT B. FORD co, SI lllssls
II Shipyard ~ Phone 302S. II Es7s 81 v Y
RICHMoN BLUE PRINT COMP AZ e,
\ makes blue prints, rain or shine, ~ ~
II elec tricity. We pay strict attention -
II out-of- town orders. North tfleVe ~ -
Is Street. z.
FOR SALE, GROCERY, LAUNDRY
ne and dairy wagons, runhbouts and dug,
9 giles. single trucks, newly painted ana
some of them almost new. RICHARD
& SON BRO S., els Brook 3Ayenue.
1asrrM ATEsg CIIEERF'ULLY&G1 VIoNhONs
Awnings. Tents ard E1aSs sprompts,H escs
& large stock. H. u. 8COPDLANDI&$Co Coz
FL Phone 2676. 5{sSs ' ~ q
CHEAPEST LIND OF 17UNABOUTS,
ttTo,, 7Buggies and Surries in tho city; don't
forget It. VIC SMITH, 3l4 y It'll ~ ~
h Street. ;5!ss 5gS, is54 r Is Sgs3 Il
sHUMATE 7HONING sTROP; MOTH
IA ing better; mo honlng necessary, Sl.0O
WAGNER DRUG co. "a VT Y 3S E3t5sI
FOR -sALE-sALooN AND CIR gerry
wood and coal yards; doing good I busl-
ness. !. * AS. care this office.
FOR sALE-ONI5 GOOD WORK HORSE
cheap. Apply 904 East broad .-- i-.a
FOR SsALE-A$ GROCERY STORE, DO
Ing good business& GOOD reasons ~ itoi
selling. Address u 362, care this office. q
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MILLINERY.

ONE TABLE OF lABOUT rs DOZEN. I'M
Il trimmed Hats, consisting Of I.eghorn,
Chips, etc: great varsity Of Of, shapes;
ladies' and ..children's slzes cholce,. a !, e
prices. Mrs, CHAMLEEI. 3l6 and i3lS =.
Broad Street ID. @ Is i{s
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sHUMATE 7HONING sTROP; 9TH
Ing better; no honlng necessity Sl.lo 'o1ts.
WAGNER DRUG co. Il "A vi s{
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..1nsrrM ATEs $cIEERF-ULLY6 GIVEN ON
Awnings, Tents ard Flags ;Sprompt.W orx
4 large stock. H. e. COPDLANDI&sCO co..
s8 'Phono 2576 ssf4 i}sSS,5 7iiAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

,1i31s1,7 cl3oMpLEzTlB STOCK Q AVN. I.
iinrs. & rents and 81 Flags In the Z s se'Mn
5S prices right. HE COPBLAM.DJ g 80
ioB North Ninth Phone f2o7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
ANTIQUES.

LARGEST COLLECTION OF Antiques
In the State; everything at rock bottom
prices, BlGGs.t No. SIS East Main 81
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r blacksmith White Or colored; must be
able to shoe horses and mules and
do general repair work. al poly IN per-
n son to Curtis Neck Farm. Henrico ,coun
q tn, Va. G 60. W. B DI1LL,E M gr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

- Competent BLACK
q smith for large saw mill, at once; must
n be sober and well recommended: per-
mnnert position; good salary. Address
Tx Butterworth Va. III 565 isS "a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

Dr.. y MARTINI BRAUN, SURGEON
Chiropotlst from the Imperial un ~ y,
buttons ,t,growlhg toenals q tisn Il,
both feet treated, sloo Office Pm ~ A:;5 ~ ~
5 Broad, one flight up; lio l4 %. NJ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

ON JULY Z q 2fo5 atS ~ S ny
gress Bowling Alleys IL the ss soa1ta W Si,d
4 be open for business; pest e cty o,,nnsita
Horse Show Building THE i. Az Y
n BOWLING ALLEYS 1NC. $500 -----
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5'T M AND BAGS. \

II, YOU NEED "A TRUNK. BAG OR
suit case, might as we'll come where
the newest things are. Cheaper, too
N because It's no expense to us to sell
these things. Q. H. BERRY, & GO. rS5fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes blue prints, rain or shine, ~ ~
If electricity We pay strict Afternoon Y i. ~
y ot1t-of-town orders. Nort -
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LOST AND 3 FOUND.

LosT-A CHECK ON BANK on RICH.
SSinond, signed by Gilbert Weldon. nnd
endorsed by Miss {; hilbert Weldon ana
4 by Nellie ". Williams. The public nrc
warned not to accept same a n Is. 58sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

AkYAETED-AT ONCE, "a WHITE NAN
NIB To work on small farm three miles from
s8 city. Mrs. c. C..$@tAuSTIN, Rural Route
sSi5 No. ], city $500 NJ l3i l..gMl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

WI N,rED-BO PERMANENT !.
transient and tnble.s 107 North seventh
Street Terms reasonable. az 5t4t@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

BRIGHT YOUNG NAN
If to assist in clerical work at 1dlewoo .
sg Apply at once. HARRY VI COLE care
ri Guth Chocolate Co., lakewood Park
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SHOE BARGAINS.


70 KNOW THAT WE
are selling this week all OF our straw
hafK al haif price J. X. GOODE &
son, lHT Fast Main Street. ~
YOu CAN BUY LOW QUARTER siiDIs
Gall and he convinced. j. II. COODE
Il ECJN, lIiT Eas, Main Street. aS&
MONEY .IE YOUR POCKET EY BUY
ing q pair III oxford Ties Of w at way
down price. ]. *. GOCDE X ROS, lsii
East Main Strset {. II
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IMPORTANT. NOTICE
AND PLUMBING.

WE DO GOOD WORK AND DO IT
PROMPTLY at q reasonable price. Tin
+. ming sanitary plumbing, gas 1ttng.S
painting and repairing TIN roofs spe;
repuired 4 T.. W. DORSETT & CO.. us
East Cary Street. Phone 2917.
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BOARDING.

BOARDERs A 1vANTED-P15 PERMANENT.
transient and table boarders; Mis- -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

ONE TNIILL1oNs FEET PINE LUMBER
for sale. one milo from depot. on ~ z
III, RI r. ten miles from Richmond. Ad-
dress for particulars, NJ. c. MANN, OIL
Hull Street. Manchester. Va. 80. 80
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SUMMER BOARD-Wa1lted

JR GARD by FAM
: ily Of four people, on Chestnut. Fiji, or
& Lakeside car line. Apply @. .sl:A u
4 NfE3, IA, Phone. G7. i 5. go Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

NWANTED-FcR oPEE-sHoP, TIN
ners experienced In suate, tin, gravel
y roofing, bench work, hot air furnac g,
wages for good men $500 per day. ~
rs 5 4k1...ss SNOW CO.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

WANTED MEN EvERYWHER E-GOoD
"a pay-to distribute circulars, adv. mat
ss$ ter tack signs. e tc No canynssing.
4 NATIONAL ADV BUREAU, Chicago.
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stsAklnn.

10 gKi.si,s FAMILY PIES. BETTER
LitI:ti.Aitij n, IA IA M Sixth sticet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

GENTLEMAN, WEE
4 and child two years old. want board ~
nice country home near Richm e 70 % or
line or railroad Give particulars Md
terms monthly and weekly. BOARaIDoll DE
Address G ASS, care this Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

mANTED-ELECTRI PIPE CUT
a tiers and helpers. Apply to ELECTRIC
CONSTRUCTIONS co. OET9HYkA., 8 South
ninth Street. t5$f55 II ( III n es n H
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Heln Wanted-Male and Female.

sT 1.t1'I>,1. WANTED OF ALL
GRADES: schools needing principais, :, :, Or
1Haachers Address CENTRAL TEACH
Il FRS, AGENCY. Box y. Richmond. va.
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CALI, Up PHONE 6567 AND LET8Us
! All and talk % YOU a bout your paper
aaagnff ProH r. f5gA BHg Re oo WEE
Main. N .5 ID ~!
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FOR sALE-ONE GOOD WORK HORSE
cheap. Apply 904 East Broad 5i.53s
FOR SsALE-A GROCERY STORE, Do 20
sefling. Address u 362, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

Eop ,gF,NT--FrNE STORAGE WARE
houses. formerly Tnsg shipyard; south
avn railway and water connections. Al
dress C. b.. FORD CO.. Phone S02s.
Trigg Shipyards, -. q.
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',Tl1e r late for Classified $ !. ed
Wait Advertising

i /. & cent per word. Net Cash IN AP}nc
VANCE, With ininlnum cost oi.W .
d cef,ts Z for each Insertion. The ea ..a,
rate applies to deaths. ma r1As nn
Obituaries and all other Glassi,h 1t,.. NE
Il tioes. No display type AllO wed " " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL 81 Q r. ME-
e chanical Drawing. 1112 Capitol Street,
wants a. dozen more pupils We can
NJ gAt positions for them MS soon as they
= advances pupils SO rapidly; also work.
3 ing,ren taught to read drawings y p
IL plysnow; open daily, and Monday, We'd
II resday, Friday nights, S toto.
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) Help WANTE D Male.

ANY $1NTIfL14IG EN- 7 17ERSON N MAY
& en- rny NO To- $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspn pcrs 81 no;
H canvassing experience unnecessary.
u Send for particulars. PRESS SYNDIS
l&CATE, ALockport N. Y. n
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DIARRHOEAG CURE. .

SAFEST. sUREsT AND BEST FRAY
ser's Diarrhoea Cordial for all summer
Complaints: over forty years, test
h Co, 1901 Main Street, ttsts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

RLuE RIDGE-CHARMING HOME, IN
fIloyely scenery, near station -, large,
& modern house and building; good farm;
orcha rds,S gardens; sixty eight acres. y:
X STARR ia RAVENDALE. Greenwood
& sDnnotl Albenarle county, Va.
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PERSONAL.
PAPER HAN GING.s

r IT FEST WORKMAN SHIP IN EIE
4 " vail paper line in the South; workmen
sent anywhere in the state 1. John
a Phone 3077 Il e III "
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;WANTED-ExPERIE led s q UARRY--
man. Apply before u NJ. Thursday az
@S 1913 Floyd Avenue. ~.
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CHANG ~ WILLIE En- *
4 change my one-quarter interest In the N
historic chancellorsille farmland bat ut
mountain land adapted to apple cul.l
4 ture's CHARLES NJ. WYETFl, 2o2
u North Calvert Street. Baltimore, Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

WANTED-A aT1hW BOARDERS ); TERMS
reasonable. 814 u. Clay. Street.
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SPEND MI i SUNNI HR I N THE MO I y.
'T.tnlns. bon rt1 nae ircnsonnb rate SUP ,!p
Piled ~ Mrs 3. T. SMITH, l'u III '1.
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FOR REST-A DESIRABLE BElG r
store building in Spencer: splendid 10.
cation on car l,ne n tiIe lIne w
/. HICKS Spencer. ~. g. W.. .lllLLl.Ll, IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
h1{ CREDITORS g
in TIL, DISTRICT. COURT Q T. THE
UNITED S'rAES FOR THE IaASTEftN
g DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Mattersof NO; 6SS
CLARENCE 4: sPENNYPACKER ~
Bankrupt 58Ss e. f'ktcy.3
no the creditors Of Clarence ;. Peenn Penn y
packer, OF Richmond, in the6coun,ty -
iIenrlco, and district aforesaid- pe-nI
rupt: < 5st }3 III q 5s I'll 55i3 y Hi. III 81,
Notice is hereby given that on the IN
day Of July, A. D.. 1906 the said Cln re9 re- ed
O. Pennypacker was duly a msa flna 81
his creditors will be held In my once y e,
Rooms No, 500 and 500 American ts ~. .',n
2sth : DAY or JuLY.A. p. 1929, g; e. Il, 1o
= : , 9 said creditors may attend. prove their
sas appoIant trsss Such ef othsr Isl
ness as may properly come pe1ofe sag
!hee'''s' THOs. b. SNEAD,
Il Referee In Bankru lt g n
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eoTIcITORs & Salesman.

MANTED statesmen AND MER-
,c'chants that sell tailoring from samples:
best house, best line; busters make pig
!, money; large. handsome. a., . = pp,ta
stuck. sales easiest made. Prove your,
saIf CAPABLE salesman, and we VIII
have something escep.ionally COED o,ds ,y 20
o ii.orW Address General Manager.
n eal f 81, EDWARD Z. STRAUSS
= 2, 60 Chicago, III. EAl
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c;ILARKsVILLE us flo'TfAEpRY TOWN.
FLYPRooF FLY scREEh.58

THEY Fly! THEY. FLY; y WHO FLIP
Flyproof Screens, Then II d e,-said.thes
nv. Carpenters work done also. Ohm
( FARRAR. 912 North Third Street. itif
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EVANTEp-sALEsMAN FOR F NORTH
and South Carolina; also, virginia a aha
liz, Mess Address Box 2o5. Winstoa. n. G..
pTEDNONT NOVELTY COMPANY. I
\.o,,.NT1,n Ar ONCE GOOD SALES
~ a., :. seil American Shock Finders:
n nan easily az make $50 a week by little
energy, Apply No. s. Tenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

FOR SALE AN so HORsi5-P'O W11R
boiler, and 40 horsepower engine; IN
8;,lse about eighteen months. Gu AZ = Ieq,
an perfect condition. Apply N1ANA Aeil
Nd North NinthiEsrAll.ll Y.
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WANTED--A9 FH1W r DOM AND TABLE
Il the very best. 4oS East Main Street. a
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NOTICE.

lr'O R I'D fIE d N IS,x1 i, TyvO WE u rs, 10
N II limo or fancy ana some broken Sizes y. II
white negli gee shirts. atand heIo 10 e
/ s1.o0 md 81. rs shirts T5c, slR sI .il T..
hats Eoit1e:IinNthis sale at big sacrltlces:i
!. NJ UsGoE ii. tsARNET1 Eighth nth ana ana
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a. aNTrD-Posr TIoR las GOYERNEsss
" by experienced teacher; good recon ~
,Sendations: references exchanged, Al
dress 1906, care Times-Dispatch.
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! feed, lime, plaster and cement, chicken,
and cattle powders, tobacco, rock sal t
for your cattle, country pr oduce. Q f.hll
4 Kinds. n N, j. ID M I1SSTIN VA Nd SONS
II North Eighteenth Street. e Phone, 1896.
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SITUATION WANTED, Female lia.l

a. YOUNG LADY, POSI-
to-, as assistant stenographer. Having
only limited experience wou, tor sse short
4 period. Address p -, care this Office.
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WE MAKE BLUE PRINTS; .R 4; o,,an 4th i
shine. by elcctriclty: NORTH l s.. 49,
Ed Phone c284. q s % 1865
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4 SUMMER OARD1NG Oh.

COTTAGE, OCEAN j, v q I, :,
u fine location on beach. good p9al,T ~
bathing md fishing; well fn " lns!. Y AY,
SJroomB; good NJ table. AZ drcss ~
y sMONI.& Oceafis View. Nn. VA ils IL n
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n XiNpED-Typ o " CoAlPoSITORs8 T
Is oflcflI THE FRAN KILN PRESS Coz
Il Petersburg. Va. 9iFt y II {5i 81 g.5 DC
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FOR RENT-FuRNISHED COTTAGES
al Wiloughby Beach; one 2 n rooms p ab an
8 COOPER, 245 Main Street. Norfolk
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WANTED-A MAN OR sBOYATO. WORK
3s on farm, Write at once 70 FARA il-stt,i
care 81 Postmaster. Ballsyllle, Va ls
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REAL EsTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT IN CHARLOTTESVILLE,
IL rooms, three baths, single or IN
suites; large dining room: steam heat
gas and electric lights. all modern I'm.
Droyements; ready for occupancy par IS,, w
September ArpiyS o h 100 2 - 7 : 4
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WAN ED-REG1sTERED DRUGGISTS.
no ob]eetlon e e.; age r w sun
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
MANHATTAN GOOD
TO KID HERMAN
Camp Entertains Royalty He
brew Who Faces Joe Cans
on New Years Day.
BY WALLY YOUNG.

Tonopah New, Dee. 22.-"Kid" Her
man is now the owner of a package of
mining stock which may make him rich.
Anything is possible in this land of gold.
The popular Chicago lad did not buy
this stock. He did not have to. The
type of generosity to be found only in
mining camps is responsible.
Accompanied by several friends. the
Kid flew across the frozen desert in an
automobile yesterday to Manhattan, a
booming camp without railroad connec-
tons sixty miles out from Tonopah.
The friends were Nate Lewis, the Kid s
ring partner; p. +. Dana, the Casino
Athletic clubs photographer: j. H. NoU-
nan, the treasurer of the club; W. 3.
johnson, of the Big Casino, and myself,
Renfro, the auto man, shot his big new
car over the icy road in less than two
hours. The town of Manhattan was out
TO meet the Kid and his party, and the
hospitality they displayed was enough to
thaw tho snow. 1t was the real brand
mo substitute. 1t was so real that the
Kid came away with 1900 shares of min
ing stock, a gold nugget large enough TO
be a curiosity. a suit of corduroys, and a
feeling that southern Nevada is a pretty
good place to stick around in
For they certainly gave the Kid and
his party a whirl. A dinner which had
been ordered three days in advance-and
II was dinner which the old Palace
grill in San Francisco would have been
proud to serve-was the first thing on
the program. Everybody made speech,
some speeches being better than others.
Then came the presentations. c. L.
Mayne handed over the nugget.
That's for you. Kid he said. But in
order to carry 1t you have got to look
like a miner. You ought TO have a suit
OF corduroys. Able, take the Kid down
to your store and fit him OUT
The best suit in the store went to the
Kid. Then NJ. r. Macmillan came for
ward with a thousand shares of stock. 1t
was Mayne's turn to give away stuff
again, so he repaired to his office and
wrote out another thousand shares of
stock
These presentations were simply incl
dental to the reception. That was the
confectionery.
Herman had made the trip with the
expectation of acting as referee of a
One of the miners was there, ready and
willing to fight, but the other was not.
He was hiding behind a tree on the hill.
There was no fight.
Anyone with any sort of an Imagination
will know that it was not the easiest
Manhattan. RenfrO started the engine
of his car and let it run for fully a half
hour before he could get his passengers
on the leather. When he did, nobody
am speaking not only for myself, but also
for the bunch-wanted TO leave. Manhat-
tan looked good. 1t surely did.
On the way back to 1.-The heart of the
the auto Kid Herman grabbed his mug
get and his stock and said Protect me-"
The horseman rode on. There was no
hOld-up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
JOCKEY MILLER
GREATEST RIDER
Ability to Get Away From Ban
ner Makes Him Leading
Winner of Year.

Jockey Walter Miller has succeeded in
breaking all American records this sea-
son. Up to the end of the Bennings meet
ne has ridden 3A winners, about fifty
more than the best previous record. and
he bids fair to swell this total consider
ably before the new year is ushered in.
His success during the meeting at Ben
nings is little short of phenomenal out
of forty-two races run he has ridden in
thirty-seven. and has won twenty-one. or
about fifty-seven per cent of his mounts
Some of the horses he has won with
have been at good prices, such as Bank.
er. IL to /; Monfort to 1. and Onatas.
to /. A flat bet on each Of his mounts
to win would have brought a handsome
profit.
MiiIer's great success is almost entirely
due to his alertness at the post. His
knowledge of pace and his ability to fin
ish will not stand comparison with that
of the great riders this country has
known, great many of his races being
won at the start. gentleman who has
been to the start of a great many races
during the season, and who is a close
observer, summed Miller's ability TO get
away from the barrier as follows:
He attends strictly to his own bust
ness, throws his horses head loose when
the word is given. and he can kick a
horse four times before the other riders
wake up"
mll1er = aDlllty 10 get away from the
barrier has given rise to all sorts of talk
as being favored by the starter, but such
talk is merely the vaporings of the ma
liciously inclined or is inspired by the
jealousy of some other rider or his man
ager. Miller had a great run of luck at
the Sheepsbead bay June meeting, and
it was here that talk of collision first be-
gan. 1t spread rapidly, az all idle and
unfounded gossip does. and many who
backed his mounts consistently agreed
that it would be wise to drop him at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
BAT STICKS BY BILLY.

y Battling Nelson ls one of the few 4
y fighters who appreciates his mana !
y ger. For years and years that old \
y saying. '.Ingratitude, thy name is I
y fighter, has been going the rounds, 4
but Battling Nelson is going TO give 4
\ the old adage a black eye for fair 4
y After all the knockers had been to !
= him, and after Tex Richard pro- I
4 claimed publicly that he would never 4
4 allow Nelson to fight in Nevada 4
4 again as long as Nolan was his \
+ manager, the Dane replied: I
4 7 want TO fight Cans again. 1t 4
+ is one of the greatest desires I ever I
+ had. but If l have to shake Billy 4
y Nolan in order TO get a match with \
y Cans, then the black fellow and my \
= self will never meet in the ring =
y again. \
Nolan is a smart fellow, and has =
\ been on the level with me. They are =
+ all jealous of him because he gets !
+ the money, and I want to go on rec \
y ord and say that not another mana \
\ ger in the world could have got me \
y as much money as Billy has. What =
= does he care about the knockers: he =
y has got his, and 1 have got mine, y
= and if either of us never engage in =
4 fight again we have enough to live =
y the rest of our lives. and live pretty =
y comfortable at that. No, sir; l am =
\ going to stick to Nolan"
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-23
KICKS ON FIGHT PICTURES
English Fighter Objects to Them Be-
ing Shown, as He Was
Defeated Party.

London, Dec. John Palmer, the pa
gilist. applied in the chancery division to
restrain the National Sporting club from
exhibiting or publishing cinematograph
pictures or photographs of a boxing con-
test. On Oct - Palmer met NOR at the
club in a contest with six-ounce gloves
for the heavyweight championship OF
England. There was a purse of S1.750. of
which s1.0e0 was to go to the winner 500
TO the loser and SIPS each as training ex-
penses. Palmer. who lost. had, it was al
legged on the one side and denied on the
other, protested before the fight began
against cinematographic pictures being
taken. but they were taken, and the de-
PENDANTS were said to be entering into
contracts for their exhibition at music
halls.
Mr.. Rowden. X. c.. on behalf of Palmer.
cOntended that there was I'D right in this
country to reproduce photographs OBJ
tanned without the consent of the subject
of them, and calculated to cause him an
noyance and bring him into disrepute
His lordship refused to grant an injunc-
ton on the ground that to obtain relief
the plaintiff must prove libel. and he was
not satisfied on the evidence that the Gin
ematograph pictures were a libel