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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
RACE RIOTS eReAk OUT.
Lively Time at Chicago During Cans
Netson Fighs.

Chicago. Sept. 5.-Violence and In
one instance murder was the result OF
the race excitement that developed
while the returns from the Gans-Nel-
son fight were being received In Chi-
cago. The levee district was afiame
with the spirit OF lawlessness that
broke out at frequent intervals as the
partisans OF one or the other of the
lighters ventured an opinion.
In one case drunken negro. over.
hearing a remark from two others Vt
his own race that did not suit him.
whipped out a revolver and killed one
OF the mon and wounded the other.
In other parts OF the city negroes
were the victims Of bettors who had
lost money on Nelson. In South Chi
oago q fight between blacks and
whites resulted In the severe beating
OF four negroes and the arrest OF forty
men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA WEDNESDAY. sEPTEM
DUE TO eRloHrs DISEASE.
Death Of Herman Oelrichs Occurred
on Saturday.

New York, Sept 6.-The death OF
Herman Oelrichs, which occurred on
the North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse far out at
sea, was due to Brights disease, ac-
cording to wireless dispatch re-
oeived by the Associated Press. Mr..
Oelrichs died last Saturday evening
at s o'clock. He was very III when he
boarded the steamer, but his condition
was not considered critical. Soon
after the steamer sailed. however, hts
condition became rapidly more serious
and on Thursday he was obliged to
remain in his bed FROM that time
until bis death he sank rapidly and
atoadily
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

as salary from the mount Uiive Gene
terry association. This was all the
money he had taken with him
why, with $1,O00,00O cash In the
bank, did you not take more?"
Il could have taken $250,0O0 with
out trouble" said he. but | did not
want to. never took l cent CT cash
from the bank and put 1t In my own
pocket l never took dollar belong
ing to other people"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
oeoroIans Endorse Bryan.

Macon. Ga, Sept. 5.-The unani
nous nomination Of Hoke Smith fol
governor of Georgia and the endorse
meH OF William J. Bryan for president
m 1908 was the principal business
transacted by the Demo STATE
convention.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
MINNESOTA ON RAMPAGE.
Rlver Out Of Banks for Second Time
This Season.

This Season.
st. Peter, Mimi. Sept. 6.--For the
second time this summer the Mime
sofa river Is on . rampage. Heavy
rains throughout this section and al
the headwaters have swollen Its trfbu'
taries and for several days the stream
has been rising rapidly until It 10
higher than at any time this year.
Near New Ulm the river has left Its
banks and farmers In that vicinity
report that their oornfields are sub.
merged. In several instances the
farmers who had their corn washed
out during the June freshet but who
replanted their fields will lose the sec.
ond crop.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

Babylon, l.. L., Sept. 5.-Charies W.
Lynde, a wealthy retired business man,
was killed at Islip In an automobile
accident Mr. Lynde. who was driv-
ing. attempted to turn out for wagon
when his machine struck a telegraph
pole. He was thrown out and almost
instantly killed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
WAGE SCALE AGREED ON.
Miners and Operators OF Montana and
Wyoming Confer.

Helena, Mont, Sept. b.-An agree
ment as to wages has been reached
between representatives Of the United
Mine Workers of the district compris-
Ing Montana and Wyoming and the
operators to govern for the next year.
the result being practically unchanged.
This agreement precludes any possi-
bility of strike during the year on
any question affecting wages
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
eTeNsLAND BLAMEs Herring.
oays Cashier Suggested Method OF
] Lootlnq Bank.

lootlng Bank.
Chicago. Sept. 5.-A cable dispatch
to the Tribune from Tangier says:
Paul Stenslands confession. made to
Assistant States Attorney Olsen.
clears up much of the mystery sur
rounding the events leading up to the
crash which involved the ruin Of the
Milwaukee Avenue State bank. He
took much OF the blame upon himself,
but declared Cashier Herring was the
forger and that Herring got most of
the money. He exonerated his son
Theodore and the bank directors. He
declared It q lie that he had spent any
money on Leone Langdon Key or any
other woman He declared that he
never spent more than $4,000 year
himself and that all the money he
stole he put into real estate or invest
ments In the hope OF making good"
Stensland made no attempt to deny
his guilt and only tried to minimize It.
His confession began with state
ment that he was surprised to learn
that the total loss involved In the
banks failure would reach $2.000.0OO.
He said:
Il cannot understand how the short
age can be $2.O0O.OOO. To my certain
knowledge my liability to the bank
does not exceed 100000. Anything
over. that must have been stolen BY
Herring.
MY indebtedness began long time
ago. In 1896. 1t was small affair,
email amount. and God knows | never
Intended to steal. was in o tight
hole and needed money put my
own note. genuine. not a forgery, In
the box. Then 1t was suggested to me
that the bank examiner would stand
for Il and he did"
who suggested III"
Hoids Herring Responsible.
Herring. 1t was the beginning. He
pointed out. in roundabout way at
first, that 1t was easy to obtain money
that way. Then, when my own notes
became too numerous. he suggested
the forgeries."
"And you acquiesced?"
"Yes. First he tempted, then he
urged and fell. Ever after that
Was absolutely In his power He
owned me body and soul"
How many of the forgeries did you
do yourself?"
mot one. Herring, think, did all. :"
Stensiand said he had made up his
mind tn fee on the Thursday preced-
ing the Sunday on which he left Chi
cago. All Wednesday night he wres-
tied with the problem whether to blow
his brains out or run. In the hours OF
darkness he decided to kill himself.
but postponed the act till dawn. and
with the sunlight came the primal In
otinct to hold on to life and flight won
over death.
His preparations were hurried. He
had surrendered his life insurance
policy for $1,000 and had received
5000 as commission on the sale OF
the property of the cooperative store
70 the Northwestern Life Insurance
company, which had held q mortgage
lien on the premises. He drew 3l600
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
4 Perfect Bowel L.xatiye for coDsti

patton. sallow complexion, headache
dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue,
biliousness. Lax-ets act promptly, with
out pain or gripping, Pleasant 10 take
Lax-sts only 8 cents. Sold by Schu9s
& Kotckam.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
FATHER AND MOTHER KILLED.
Two Children Escape Death In cross.
Ina Accident.

Ina Accident.
Cleveland, Sept. A spring wagon
IN which were seated William Sauers.
his wife and two children of Brecks-
Vile, O., was struck by Baltimore
and Ohio passenger train at the cross
ing at Boston Mills. twenty miles
south OF here. Sauers and his wife
were instantly killed and the seven
year-old son was slightly hurt. The
two-year-old baby was hurled forty
feet into cornfield but was uninjured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
MUST DRILL LIKE
TERRIERS To WIN

that wcfd. with a management viii
ing 60 spend any amount II money
uceesaarS Co sin clean amateur vie.
tories. tho team has registered twp
defeats this season which should
have heon victories The reason
81 lhia % patent Seattle Athletic
club PLAYERS don't turn cut 60 prae'
tce. They are too busy. or after
the DAYS work they ARE too tired.
and although willing 20 work hard
aud 10 give the benefit 81 their
years 81 training 20 the team. new
uFthrless they cannot win victories
frum those teams which. with per
haps a much lees brilliant GALAXY %
stars. arr composed % men Who are
willing a. make sacrifices ~ sev.
eral evenings a week TO set into
shape.
Hut lhe word has gore forth now
that there must b. no mure 81 such
haxify 81 Interest during the ume
Intervening hetween uas and the
bio New Years game.
The ; 4 c. must win. This i
the feelins among the club metz.
bers. and with a hig liat u elisihIoa
a nan unwilling % make the petty
sacritiee 0f spending aome time
prartieing with the team stands a
poor shoW 81 getting Into the game
90 Nr0 Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
JOCKEY HILDEBRAND
QUITS THE SADDLE
ny rRuo J. HEWITT.

Another crack hulnht 20 the pia
altta has fulied hia tent aud said
Eaodby to Che saddle in this eouu-
Try, an because the WEIGHT reduo.
tor problem has become e. aori.
eos a proposition
Thia time It 81 Jockey Eugene
HildehfHnd
"uildY' came 70 the conclusion
that he could not make riding
weight handilY enough early ia tn
meeting 81 the Now California
Jockey club al EmofYyiilo Cal
For four OF five years Eugene
uildehfand earned fame aud for
tune because at hia ability 70
pilot winners. and no 10 thin year
held the American record Tor win.
nrra ridden IN IL twelyemoHfh. 2gt.
Hut Walter Miller has taken away
hla iaufela handliy thia year
"Hlldy" f. going 10 stick with the
game. however he 10 getting to.
Eether bunch " thoraughhrnda
that be viii campaign on the Pa.
eliie coast nest summer
iiIldebmud fanclea becoming n
public trainer and remaining ia
America lie also has uuA-r con.
aiderstlun "A bunch OF offers from
Europe 10 ride There be could
make the weights handily. and the
ahceeaH Of the American boys nos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
FAST PLAY Of
BASKET BALL
o. A. c. AND LOCAL y "A. C. A.
iNrERMEntArEs PUT UP a
CLEVER oAME-LocAts ARu
BEATEN aY A slim MARGIN.

raat Ela{imH characterized the
basket bah sume last Hleht ne the
y A. a. A.. in which Tho crack team
from the Oregon Agricultural col
lego defeated the local 4 n 6 A
Intermediates by a Hrora uf Il 20
So.
The local five had the visitors
eoiuR fuf half ~ the first half but
Wtru suddenly HeIErH With bad
ease Of ataEe frlght and went 20
Hluees for Che remainder nf lhr half
Fual playing continued. however.
but baskets we're continually mlsa.
81 hy arant margins and nervous
ness cast the defenders plenty Of
nuluia
nufh teams showed Wrutehe1
form at free lhfuWius each having
had many chances Ia the firHi half
and each aeorus by 9 lone point ia
thls department II the game
second Halt
IA the second halt the local as
rrokatlon pulled itself together
and the elashiug quiuteiH showed
the flueat form and the nwlfteat
aa|HtHa WIZ = w. HaNtA w "a |aaAHNAH'
fiuuf
Time after time the great bali
shot from ..and 80 hand with be
Wilderlas and certain momentum.
then lcaped suddenly into lia para.
boia flight With the basket AZ the
far end Of the rn0m the point II ter
imitation. aud the marker register
ea points for Seattle. while the
hundreds 81 fans up on the running
track went efasy with excitement
Cieveruesa and dezteritY Wss Al.
most prffaet Ia tho second half Fur
a while Seattle had her husky on.
puneuta almost lied. and then the
i9iiera experience and staying
power asserted Itself and the game
ended with SCORE Of 81 % 20.
Following uaa tbs limo up
q A c. swan aud Reed. for
wards Poster. center. niisou aud
Rnopnf. guards.
Seattle MoAllep and Fielder.
forWardas Mlllor center. Rabel ana
Meidonbaeher. guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

Fret raee. fiyeeishiha Of mile
ltenfaw. ina. tkoernsri. 90 g..
Nou ur croob. 100. second Lord
Rnaainsgou. ies. third Time
( oa 81
Second face. thrueuuarfera OF a
mile Lord stanhope. TOT. tFinnl.
eYvn. won Judge Nelson. ~. aee.
md 0rceno. los. third Time
tstt 81
Third race. eleven #airtreatha ~ a
mile Lord IT the Heath. itn.
tkunrl. 20 ]. Won t.aChata i07.
Second Golden hoy. no. third
Time. 10 II
Fourth race. one mile-air Ca.
futhvra. log. tkouTnnrt. 70 l..
Won; Prince Magnet. 10. second
harun Eshor. To-. third Time.
lazy.
Firth race. eleven aixteeaths 81 4
mile suceeed, i17. tKosrnerl. ) to
s. Wou Jack Kerchivale iof. sec.
ond. Lone Hand. i0f. third. Time.
t.09 -
Sixth race. Brooks course Gen
lie Harry log. tKuoghl. 60 z.
son. Jack Adams. log. second
LeEatee. io2. third Time. 2.oT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
TALK ABOUT YOUR HARD LUCK

. circuit. bat il IL the Same old story
ST sick % she whole tarn Al Port
EFls ard blows for Cbi arm
three cassH strong lays along
careful Ike. Bat cant pick ~ a hive
one. We'll I vas finishing \ lunch
without any desert one daY end ln
inaking oWrr thn hilt see the uafnc
Plum Tart
7 rvcaEisd a nice race mis- fiiy
had run uu an the Cauadlan eireuit
ard when saw that = jockey
named Prruherton Mas % ride that
double p proposition 10 m~ meant
plunge ! So 20 Ptum Tart SOC the
three ducata. EDDY Austin thsu
hooking feF the farupra = J Arnald.
WAS there with aoa 70 ens 20 his
slate. I bet g stfaight and 81 shaN.
KefttmE Sc To I for the last chunk
That PamhcFton rides = heauti-
fui race. Plum Tart Nfna by a head
and gathers in ktt1 for mine.
There u little more b be- taia.
but walt run that whole bunch
Oh a surs tifs. and-ang guess sou
know The rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

First race. eleven aihterutha ~ a
milu uurohama. tlz. tW Milierl.
8 "a q. Won BLACK sam. tit. sec
aud. Vlncenlte. re. third Time,
III ih.
SECOND race. ufufity hell Reed.
tot "a WllliamaI. even. Metalak.
alta t0l. second tiofaain zoe. third
Time. t#tftt
Third race. three quarters 81 "a
mite ravaHcntha. la3. tSandyl. 8
O. 9. won. Mabel ttuliahder lpa
Second Triumphant ion. lind
Fine. 1T 10
Fourth mcu. oloyen,hixtefuiha Il
a milo HHnpoaal. ie4 tufahHnl.
80 Ia 4. won. Sic Russell, i0i. see.
ond 80 Francis. IL. third Time
/ 90 90
Fiub mee. one aud oue-oighth
milea VoladaY tn6. Nv Mdieu.
even. won Graphite las. second
Prince Nap io6. lind Time.
los as
Sixth race. one mile - e Ciru.
tor Ullnuerl. 90 ]. won. kins
cole, los. second. Woolma. 81.
third Time. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

some more ARE getting The money
iH FHu6r
Van uuaau. tie fHHalH. ntueE
au1 arsH and bunch IT ofHrfa
relunl d harvest iu Austria
WINFIELD. the noga. Is tho lead
inr fBce rider in thu kingdom ri
tho etHf
Before iiildebfand became race
rider be was "a peanut butcher NJ
tho ehHirs Recreation park poo Hnu
FmneiHen Dick loiEoiI apied hlm
one dHy
"Iry. lld. how souId a0u Ike
% become ID l0eErFz' asked I.ed.
ertt
"Tlchled 10 death ~ eaf 'he
chance. shot back iilidfnmnd
That settled r. After short
time Ledgstt sold his contract -
Vic Gilbert Hho. IN turn passed
Il IA pluuRef joe getFrf.
Aa lightweight rider Hide
brand Raa the sensation Of the
American turf. but Ha hiH weight
han increased hts hoHemauahlu has
dffafl0rafed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
Az FRED C. HEwETr.

Talk Abaas your hard luck
I've had some q Il IN ny day de-
eiar.d the Blossom kla. Is he was
sizing up shs long shots At Emery
villa
Bad days edge themselves IN
raors frequently than the Essla ones. =
Here The Rtassau kif borrowed a
match and 81 8p the tail cad Of a
BAL rops
tn. bad days had been hitting
fns pretty regular one season cun-
finued Blossom. 4 leaves New Or
isans with Dot Of EASY monex hat
would make = PACK mule in an AFi-
xouA desert look weary 20 carry.
at Memphis they take real fan
ont Of me on the Montgomery Han
disap. Do yop know. I never could
Do suy coed for myself 81 Ment-
Epnery Para Then Il Vas up The
lins--fo Louisville. 60 Ssahviiis. and
thsn TO faatonia. Well when We
reach cincy Tn about ell In.
7 t2ks a whiri at the Canadian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
GET TING READY FOR
NEW YEARS GAME

= hen he hilH the line something
stops. capt gaY.o g. la tho beat
81 share aud via undoubtedly play
che beet same 90 his career oliver
euita haH been helpiHE The hnNa ta
some extent but Coach Eroat D do
ina maHt az the work and the hoza
certainly are coached la excyiioHt
shape
Jay smith. the HUSKY half back.
IL la the pink OF condition and win
put up the same al his ufc rhhyet
and furks. the speedy cuia nfs
sainiua pa aperd aud aurrnrHs Ia
eatshins the forward paaaes tiitln
freHelY tine senirr vll nr up
against "a mighty saai Waut fnt "a
h. believed that hr viii be- aNie O.
kcep zap with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
THE MARKET

Tho street il regalning come Of
tho old activity that rviKnsd before
the heavy buying % the holidays
Yesterday the receipts were los.
but this muruinE che day bids fair
10 BE- e ruad uua
W niEi0w 4 Co resolved a car
OF italian Chrafnuia. selling AZ DC
and Ice per pound
Sweet paiatuca have taken an as
vance % &c. selling n0w at atse
Tho cold weather has created a
shoftaKv Ia Washington raach eExa
They are auatrd AZ zoe ahd sc. a
raise ~ four cents after the drop
from tsc
J IA Poselis & Co have received
two letters from Fastsraa dealers
stating that the sweet pnsafOes ar
in poor condition and thai after
plckinE The stock over all that arc
ls4t vsl b. used fos seedlings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

This q the oplnion IL Abbott. the
great ex Wisconsin end and captain.
v no played for Seattle In the 8 A
& Muitnomah looshah game Christ.
mas day. IN speaking 20 a star
representative about the game
Abbott. Who himself played a
whiFiwind game. went into the cen.
test with hut an hours practice
With the team and without previous
training Whatsoever. lie got some
OF the hardest knocks that the Efn.
cling contest afforded. aud was on
ona occasion completely Knocked
cat b. a klck on The head
Abhagts words cuntaln more
than a Nrain Of truth With a line
up composed % football stars. "a
the fullest cxtent aud meaning III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL HERU
TOMORROW = LOCALS ARE
TRAINING HARD ron GAME,

TIE Chicago football team ~ lhe
North Division Hieh school leff 81
Paul on the Oriental limited yea
terday Il 81 expected that thcN viii
afrlVr here tomorrow evening The
eleven win rest zi hours tbcu be
SIN praetielnn
The bows of the hish sghool are
working HBp Trosaua in preparation
Tor the New Years samc with the
Ehieakas Yesterday ruoush boys
turned cat ta make ur tWo teams
and very roueh serimwage Was ia-
duiErd In Penny Wsstaver e.
gattinE sIro0err every dav and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

"They were one 80 the hard =
/ est punches Of PLAYERS I ever .
, went against They vtra hard 4
! "a rocks aud seaused So De =
trained 20 the minute The :
score oaEht 60 have hecn a =
! lie evca AZ that, except for an |.
! unfortunate ftuke By ono Of 4
! our heaviest players"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
Visitors TO Seattle
Attention

The finest ard most salsvst,. a..
~ be- found ia visit ~ f.Htis I. ,ilp
navy Yafi Hf Hfemeffan me
arr fha mammoth baifIaaft.s -, s4a
aanHIH lnd oregon. the ff4l.tz.1Iis-
PHILADELPHIA fafpsla Hsafs me
Htr1Erra You alll never 49,. g.
siaif iaata leave Per 2 IA - Ne
IT 30 q. m. aud 30 ana - ah1
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

London spots can't understand
Why Jack o'Hrien IL not failing
over himself 10 get the honor nf
fighting Gunner Molf for the worlds
heavyweight champlonahip aud a
So 900 purse It's dollars. not hon
ors. that Jacks after. They offer
belts over here worth over $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

Don't throw your old clothes
away Have them cleaned TO look
like new az the Pantorium Main
fo4s sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

there might tempt him 10 cross the
pond
Maher. the Martins. the itleifa.
Tod Sloane aud hoHf of others
made good Ia England when too
heavy 10 ride herr.
n.nnnnnF. MrlnLNTn. hnlelln AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

Fsrttsss s~rnsaS faFsstss. rsf stt u 10
i.ss - fsr fstafnsa bass. psastss p.rta
ttl N lima eaa guan q neehs Hsf.
tes, kka. b A. fifs hEisk. p4s ~. fsa. els.
tsrfas h.lf S.f ~ -! esstst isth. 80 rsfa
ffeeiasi k.Ft mall psA.sss. tea al
~u4a fiber tts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
SPORT DOPE


Cornell ruunara have handed
themselves = sour one They
have elected u J. Lemon. 1907.
oaptaia
Whisper IL softly Herman has
planz 10 defeat Cans Just az easY
FIRST 10 viii tirr hlm oat. then
knnek him out Place your money
on the sure thing
Ia the National league the
nfnokiFna train nsxt season at
jacksonville. Via. ChieaKu. Waco.
Trx Cincinnati. Marlin Springs.
Tex Ses York. l.na Angeles. Cal
phliadeiphia. Savannah. Ga Pitts
bufe. ilot springs. Ara Sc Louis.
Houston. Tex. Boston. not select
ed
When Il comes 10 prupheuyiuE
better things for 1901. the Boston
Americans have almost glnrh
Last year thoY weFv last tn the
face. last IA team fielding and
made the most errors MaahinKt4n
and Chicago ataoa loser IA team
batting
Two thousand onr hundred and
srTeutYtw0 errors wsru made In
the American iesEus last season.
What a homecoming hat ulil ~
for battling Neisun when be
rrHchsa CopenhAgen People over
there think lin 1effrtes resifssi be
cauas NeiFpn challenged him. the
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TeFungo. Can. fees ~ inches
tall. weight ~ poanda. has chai.
lsnged t1txsimmuns
That tale ahamt Hams Wakner
being Sisted fof the Cuba "a about
ne likely a. that naa johnson ~
fused that faiss 81 bis salary 10
$4,000 hecausc Harry Puiiiam unly
gets $1,000
Young C1ghett and Tommy
Murphy wiil fsht ain rounds before
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deIphta. Jan 2 They viii hight
just 20 Be fighting and for a sharr
of the money.
An association ~ western uni
vcraltics 20 govern athletics T. toI
be formed b. representatives, %
universities of Kansas. Nebraska.
Washington. Oklahoma. Arkansas.
Il Louis. Texas and possibly enc
or tNu uthefa
Frank smith. pitcher. leads the
White Soy in batting
London spots cant understand
Why Jack o'Hricn IL not failing
over himself 10 get the honor ~
fighting Gunner Moif for the worlds
heavyweight championship aud a
81. 900 purse It's dollars. not hon
ors. that Jacks after. They offer
belts over here worth over $1,000
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