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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-19
CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Danville 8; Anderson O.
palladium Specially

Danville, ILL.,, January 1S.-Dan-
vile won easily with a score of S to
0 in a rough game from Anderson to-
night. Houghton and Pierce made a
poor combination. Jean was the star
of the contest, making three goals.
Mallory's work at the cage was one
of the features and the team work
of the locals was the best Of the sea-
son here.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-19

COUNTRY DRESSED CHICK
EMS, LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES,
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETA-
1LES OF ALL KINDS. SWEET
FLORIDA ORANGES, Csc. PHONE
YOUR ORDER.
HARRY j. DOAN.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-19
DUDLEY FoULKE WILL SPEAK.

William Dudley Foulke will deliv-
er an address on next Monday. even
ing before the Richmond Centennial
Association, which will hold its regu-
lar meeting at the Masonic Temple.
1t is expected that Mr.. Foulke wilt
make many valuable suggestions in
regard to the celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

mot far long time sre any biF
league bali A. faf as the program
fnr nest year 90 concerned nearly
every ono b. up tree anh % o. im.
posribis tn state at thla time shat
cities uiii compose the league
Whrn asked fof thr present
standing ~ the teams in thr league.
President Bert stated be- wac unable
10 give the Same hH there we're HrFr
sfai games under protest. aud un .
ui these were ds ldsd % wHH iupps
Hibir 10 give The exact standings
However Portland has won tho
penunnf beyond the shadow NJ "a
doubt. seattle IN IN second place ana
viii probably stay there. unless they
fan down badly in their coming
series with los Angeles. and this
Goes net rrem likely
I.nH .Aunrias should finish third.
San Francisco faurth Oakland nfth
and Fresno in TIE cellar
FoiioWlnE b. be schedule for the
remaining games IN the league
A. Oakland October 30 o. No
vembcr q Oakland W. sau Fran
cisco. Umpire. Pcfrine.
A. Los Angeles October 30 10
November a. seattle W. Los An
aelra. Umpire. Derrick
A. Fresno October 30 90 Novem-
Der 4; Fresno W. Portland Um-
pire. MahaffoY.
season closes November &
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$4,000
T PURSE:
Big Racing Event Sched-
uled For Seattle at
Meadows in 1909.

AaeasAiuK q the present flans u
IN. Riak county Fair association
there viii be race for purse e
a. aaa contested Zoe Al the Mead
sws IN iaea. the exposition year
This viii be the largest purse ever
hung 40 in this country vest 81
Chteaao. In an interview iH q san
Francisco nanee Horace tsheft
Whe VAS presldlng Judge az the
Meadows last sammeFs said When
Vas in seattle the klnE county
Fair association Of Seattle Witch
controls the racing THERE. author
isaa me a. Arrange a biN event for
IT, saa~nn u laea L. that year The
Alaska Yukon exposition VII be
h-td Isl seattle ana the aasaefa tlou
desires h. have an event which viii
he worthy # she occasion The
atake wlll have a guaranteed value
Of 81. aaa. ard wiIi b a FUTURE
event which should attract 60 The
Seattle meeting a kraat field Of
harsas. The Seattle people IKE
rood raeing and the management Is
determined t. make tbs nesting 81
exposition year banner one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

The Seattle High school faotball
team won from the High school
team az Everett SATURDAY. IL a
score Of s to o Hath scores same
In the first half as the fVaHil OF
fiukoa
Tho first was touchdown made
when Everett fumhlrd Seattle
punt near het own Eoai phst aud
pullen seized Il. carrying It over
the line for a touchdown
Later Hausman. the Everett
quarter. fell across his nvn tine
for a tuuehhaeb. the bali having
been punted 10 him. GiaflG the bis
Everett full back, ran 20 yards for
a touchdown. which was not allow
cd as the referee ruled that the
ball had touched the ground before
he received a. Ciafks nnailns for
Everett Was the feature Of the
game. aud Coyie OF Seattle saa the
local bulwHfk
OFFICIALS Referee Tom Nc
Donald umplrea BARR aud liar.
vey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
FAIR MEMBERS
WILL CONTEST

Instructors Tom Mcdonald aHa
f.unnIr Austin. ~ he 8 a g. have
ARRANGED Il swimming tournament
tu take uiHfe November %. faf the
LADY members II the club The con
tests viii be open f. ia1H mefnbEI e
only ana the Hernef HeE vii be
barred from any pafileina tlaH
whatever lH the tournament either
na contestants or HH apeetatafH=
There vii be- Hil kinds aud varieties
~ contests Ia the tournament Ia
eiudinb tub swimming fancy swim
ming. diving from heights and. IN
fact. every variety n aquatic con
tests
The male members gf the club are
displu ylnR great interest IL The con z
tests that Witl take place between
Portland ard Seattle hen the
members 81 the Mulinomah A =
comes here November ?. To com
pete with tho weafefa Of The blue
diamond
~ ths 80 pound boxing elasa III
Die Hope 81 Seattle. wtii meet Cd
rings The last time these two met
the Wehfoatef got the decision but
Hone has improved considerable
.lnsa then and l. confident u re-
vrrainR the verdict In the iasz
pound tlanH Jim Gordon. ~ heatiis.
viii meet James. Of Portland. Both
men are clever aud good scrap II
Anticipated.
The wrestler who win meet EdRaf
Frank. 81 Portland. AZ - paunaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
RACES YESTERDAY
NEW YORK.

FIRST race. three =feurths % a nile
-kiencan. lee. ia % / een Cam
hriaua tot second Hdua jackson.
tee. third flruss IL
e~rnna raes. ouH ard ere six-
ts~nth mIIss- Onatss. les. n l.
wan. aiavonni BaisFie. lee, second.
Rather Royal les. third time.
1ts1-s
Thlfa rae. three fsarths az q nile
-Fsank Giu. lna 5 10 /. wen Ador-
attain. lie. secunds Tpurvnnes isa
third Time. Ia
Fssslfth race. enc AMI eae=atx-
t~suth Haiies-=gsux Mad III % Z
uan. Daily spAnkef. les. thIFa o.
ford. Itk. third Time. s -
fdfth race. eue and enc fourth
miles fantny wsAdsa. III. Z "a !
wsn. sieod lstck. lst sseoud. LIN.
dale. tsa. third. Time. zeI "a.
sixth race. three faurths ef =
mile -Yorkizt. l9e. 10 / waa'
Ioha J. Rogers Ia sseana Hsh4
stans. i8s. third Time Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

FIRST race. onn mile Noel. t92
(nurtonl. - q /. wau inEaitthrift
ies. secoua. RUBY RAxhL lei third
Time. ita8~a
g@eand rNes. three -feuFth4 - a
miit-e'hasr. t9t gnoiandl. 9 ta =
won. stiu Alarm. tat. sreand Mar.
mor~an. 81 third TtutH. Is 80
Third race. thr~N-fnurthm af =
mite Prstsualan. III lW Fisher.
/ 10 1. wens ST Ieseph. - a~eoaa.
Hector. f9s. third Time. la Is
FOURTH rarm. ona and on~~six.
sixteenth mllem--Taftan. les tAas-
tinl. s q 5. won. Nat IL. ies. Sec
ond. shining star. -. third. Time,
ftT9-S
F4fth race. ateepfeehaae - John
nfIson. fas tAFehibai3t. : 20 |. wams
HAnk Holiday. lea second. Seups,
$50. third Ttme. IS ID
sixth race. enc ard nHe- sixteenth
miles -aratofIan. ia9 w FJHhefi.
to /. son. Sincerity Belle. fes.
second. FunaniEra. les. third. Tins.
fafak
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Have You Been TO the
Navy Yard

Every visitor and eYeTY resident
81 Seattle should see Uncle sam s
wonderful navy yard At nremartnn.
See the kaffIezhIps. cruisers aud
torpedo boats there the great
training ship phiiatelpbiH the
magnificent drYaoek. foundrtes and
machtae shops The ride On the
Port Orchard boats. which taave
Pier 2 sir times daily. IA delight.
fui. aud you win enjoy Il Round
trio soc 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
SPORT DOPE

A. eenifaila last SATURDAY. a..
football IeaH# Of the Cantfall. 80
Olympia high schools played ! 80
iY contested game Which fesaIteS 1.
n fle uaIfasI aaam being aha J.
score
A. West Seattle yesterday a
Pacific 5 Hb a1mpauY's em5loss.
defeated - West seattle foosbse
team b. Hs1HH IT taa
s. = Il M1fas h captain a a.
Yale football team aud. ~ a reasi,
tho W9fk ~ the EHa viii no doah.
b. dotted Nth HsHg daahes
The soccer re. ball game yes.s,
day between s.Ifia and Inc =,
diera. which TOOK place n ~,
Lawton. resulted IN tie The a..
diers played the best game. n,
we're unable - win. owing 70 a.
fact that Seattle scored on 4 Ca
atty kick
In making ~ TIE football team a.
the University u Chicago. coash
stage b. said 70 have spnrnsd hs,s
for speed They are eertalnly
handing If 70 beef ia Chicago III
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
YOUNGEST COACH
IN FOOTBALL

Coach Sorerons. wh0 shaped the
Oregon Agricultural college foof
ball squad into shape. is perhaps
ths youngest coach 10 the United
Statea to1ay Nsrcrosw ~ from the
University ~ Michigan We 10 but
20 years of asc and knoun the
fost~ business from A 90 y
Although the o A G. bunch r.
termed home Saturday night. Nor.
cross remained and saa given a
FaYzi time by many Michigan boys
uou in seattle
Since Coach Yaet took charge o.
the de4finies of the University ot
Miehlgan. more coaches are SAINT
cut yearly from that Institution
than from any Ten in the unitrd
States. All colleges want coaches
ho have learned the Yo3t eYstrm.
ana they are In great demand Nor
cross was offered masy eastern col.
IeKes. bat chose To come 30 the
coast.
steam Bafha &c Oriental Hsfha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
THE MARKETS

The markrg n short On grapes
and swews potatnes There IL sDnse
chance of the grape sh0ssaxe hssnK
relieved before niKht. "a a steamer
IL dne to-day The price on sxxH -
stan advancing and are nos ssilinK
At CSC Hahbas has aFvpp~a 70 eve
from Sc lave turkeys are selling
AZ .sc 20 s0c per pound. Prices on
meats. I've stock. hay. grain and
dairy products are unchanged.
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n~ss.s. ,Non t.~@a ssss.s. 80 n
tsss. ga. ns as ius-ls.. -
49,. h%s s~N - So Sc
sss.s. - 'i', ~ i ,..,s. =.
80 eTsN SCI - teff9fA ~ 80 -
sss-'s ~ sss yssss ne. .s.eAias
rf.uA
90 s.'. .ss'.I q s =. r v--. .s.
49, ffef -,aasuts. tst rsse@ Wsrsf
49, 1865 fsiias, - usts . -
~ sss,si'ss 81, - 80, 80 - Z.
a Eaie @ssses. Nsisaraa. pts
49,. 80 ., - -, = sg',. 80 49,
bsssss, se. aainrss. Il u9f
ACES
orskon rsash. f0Et NsssFsr ff4M
Bst,sr ssd CHEESE.
wsshinstsa srssfsf1 suftss. 30 y. ~
t.s ,,.., f,,.A i s,,ss p ssSs k-s'ssr
sensig fssas Aa.sstean 49,. Hnssrsss
NJ IT, 49, FfsaHa tfirf fGssss il T.
ssss s-iss %. lieis Ttsi.nsas i.spa
E.sisfa ssarass tn hesi.f. a1Gs
pegrtry.
1--we - ehisssns Fsf ~ ffs. sfuu.
~ iBoze sr-ssss ~ ~, uons Ia.
fsrAa ~ ~ ~ sppsfsFs ffe4le.
Live stock
wssssrs sss-p, ~ ~ $50 svs. ~
go Hissfs ~ % N essa ih. sAsaA
talvss rsr ~ ssfrs amss p4f h.aa. "a
Msats
Steers ~. fa9ssr 0gws 10 t'sc. vsal
~ ih fauiag muttau lb sas,sr. spsips
lsnh W 70. tA9tec. dressed hes. ~
iao
Eshaanss kaiifat nsr ID. sse. s'asn.f
Fsg -. I'VE salmon trout rsr -
shrtmp-. r-T % sofsa silver rfasits
B ro p.r ssliss. slein. bwsseasss ssahs
u8fN F@d saar~fn tgtri riauta res
safN Wv s'urssun. pei n. lta4sj rss flnh
psr n. 100 frnsan shaA psr u. Ise
Ray and Fssdstufrs-
I Fastsvn WASH timnthy ton gNNsi. pn
So svuna. tpu utNa alfalfa ION H1Gsl
Nhaaf hay. per son as kastssn waahlae
tan tff wh0is corn. ~ ner tor. cracks
I caru 90 per ton feed meal. ~ psF zoe
midaiinaR. on per top. 81 raks faata -,
/ Tn tfns sgf 500 81 shorts p~g too ils
1 ehuppsh feed. per tao. a. esls. tsa. fats
-.
Line and Cement.
rortt.na cement Imported. psr bbi, o. a.
feriland e~msnt cniirefnta psf hbl 81
lsss ee f~s rstsrn.d hsss. pl.sssf pasis
I 80 bbl D. y IRE bftsk per ~ 40 yias
terms kais. 80 70 -. ~asssi iash 90 yard
fc4ssg hefa sasii pisaief. ten. ~
Nnod NhfT. va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
VIII Take Jeff

Now. about jeff lie IL a grvsi
fighter. but l claim man vho ~
AZ big as no u has = chance 90 beat
him. Now | don't aay can beat
jeff. bat I am not afraid 90 iry, and
4 the public demand tho flEht. IN
be there with ella. and q won't
be like the Munfoo'Jsfffies thing
am not iookins Tor any short enda
or a soft place IN the riag 20 lie
down on. n the public think ] am
good enough 10 meet Ivffflea III
string with them However, ! am
NOT through with Kaufmann yet. ~
what's the use Of taikiag
when Jim Corbeti matched him
self with John 1. sullivan thef
laughed ~ him When rita match.
"a himself with Corbett thsy laugh
ct al Fits They both Won 10 why
should Jeff be imrcryiouz 20 d~.
feat IN take chance ans Nay
and that's more than a lot OF
hcayics want 10 do"
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

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% reach you BY o'clock any even
ting. please do us the favor to call
up our main office (sunaet, Main
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miss Il more than once. please tels
phone us every time you miss H.
In this way we can be certain OF
Eivlnk Our Subscribers a perfect
ssrvice-and It 10 the only way.
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tFenil yon save SIS 10 $50
In the purchase Of brand new,
strictly highest grade piano. u
the opportunity presented g.
self Have you been music
hungry aud realized the neess
at q a plano In your home
and eth felt Yuu coaid not ~
ford 3 good lnsffumentf II 40
here IL your opportunity
We xlll nos sell you a plsno
well known Ncw Y0sk makes
Tor fIta. the same grade. style
AMI quality sold elsewhere TOT
rzEe And Tor 1890 ne viii sell
Yau during our Demonstration
sale a plano that il sold even
uhsrs for not che penny lesn
than ftua.
Bear IN MAD that ali cash f.
not necessary. In fact we ~iil
accept am reasonable offer -
20 terms
Remember. ton. that eyury
thtns wili be found exactly A.
represented nna satisfactory in
every respect. Of ws viii cheer
falls fafand youf money
The old and reliable house 81
u 4 JOHNSTON CO. cannot
afford to make = Hingie miNtep
resentAii0a. even for the sake
Of breaking piano selling rec
oras
As 10 csrtifIestss
Each and every prize certin.
cate issued 10 successful con.
tsssanfs FL our recent pabiirlsy
word contest represents actual
eash. and viii be accepted ~ It's
fail face value AH part payment.
and an a bona Tide reduction Of
the price ~ any new. high grade
piano. Rear In mind. howexer.
that all certificates expire No
xsiuheF l. only = few DAYS re-
main Better arrange to come
in At auee. Yousil never again
have the opportunity Of sccHr-
ing such beautiful brand nsS.
strictly highest grade pianos az
such lfemenaona saxiaEs-
Players huss 90.
The demand for the wonder
fuI Metro stYls PianolA the
standard Piano Player Of the
~oFid during the pcmonaifa-
ten sale. has been enormous
IN = number Of instances se ar-
oepted as part payment slightly
uned Instruments. some only
uaaa 3 fsw months In the lot
yoaTi had almost new Pianoias.
Aefuilas. Rimpiexes. Ceciilana.
etc every one IN first class
condition and fully warranted
In order TO dispose Of them
quickly NJ have cut the price
tremendously Your choice for
lies. fiso. and a. low a. si2A
Together with these ridiculouHly
law prices cell accept your
credit certificates AZ fun face
value less 50 per cent And
as a atill greater iudncsmrnt
we'll throw in SIS worth Of mu-
sie free. Of your own selection
rria the chance Of a life time
aud Il Is safe 70 say that these
rare values will be snapped up
at once. Better attend 20 thia
Immediately II yon cannot pay
all cash well make terms 10
suit Tou
Fully Guaranteed
Every Piano or Organ or Pla-
nola or selfplayinE Plano will
be accompanied by the reapec.
tive makers unconditional guar
ausee. duly oountersigned BY as.
thus making the purchaser abb
soiutely secure In his purchase
II you ever intend To buy a fine
piano or organ or pianola. nov
is your opportunity. but bear IN
mind that the quickest action IA
necessary. and We will not split
hairs about payments either
ID. 5. JOhnstOnCO.
THE Oldest. Largest and Most
Responsible Concern In the West
o03 I'd Ay.. Burke Bldg.
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Steam Baths Csc

Including shower and plunge
steam and shampoo bath. soc:
Turkish baths aud bed for night.
800. Massage aud Chlropodiat
work a specially Oriental Baths.
under Grand Opera House. N iiti,
Ind ana ."
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tried an exchange with the corvai
ila spiral shooter. whose good righi
leg saved hia team from defeat
Washington vas slow Ia hnlnf
an aud fumhlod AZ critical mo
menfH
There was a big crowd attending
enthusiasm unboundod. brnHf
hand. clear day and a fast field.
A squad Of Ia college boys. wear
Ing stars loaned hy chief Wbppon
stein. made noises IKE Pinkorton
detectives. kept the side lines clear
aud made heroic unaiahEhth on the
amaii boys who tried 90 watch the
game from the jungle surrounding
the Ef.diron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
SEATTLE TAKES
ANOTHER
aur IT TOOK ELEVEN INNINGS
TO WIN TIE GAME - BOTH
PITCHERS WE'RE AIT HARD,

FRESNO. oct .. Woiiera' wild
pitch Ia the nth Inning wen a cloHe
aams for the sgwbshes. a. a al
tnWeI two runs Go come over the
pan. Jones' and Wolters were both
hit hard during tho Same fruano
got two runs tn the first nning. hut
the seattleitea tied the score Ia the
seventh There was nothing more
doing until the ttth when the Wild
pitch allowed Two siWanhea 10 crosa
the rubber.
aFha aaaf4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
SEASON
ABOUT ENDED

The season Ia the Pacific Coast
baseball league in nearly ended
each team having sls more games
After these are played the season
viii be over until another year and
TIE chances are that Fresno viii
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.WiIIExpirein
Few Days
prlss Credit esrtlilestss Issued
by q. S. Johnston CO. In.
valid After Nov. let

Demonstration sale stlil Going
on-efand Ns~ Pianos. Well
Known Ne.~ York Makes Nov
sieo. siTs. st4s and Less
special sale 81 Slightly Used
Plano Piayers-Pries the
Io~est over In Print-Frse
husle oasr-Resd Psrtlcu-
lars.
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NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUM ERS
IN DIST NO.

Fixed rates due and payable dur.
ing October. for October. Novom.
Der aud December. Becomes deiin.
qaent November !. Meter rates due
and payable for each month from
tho LIST 20 the goth OF the next sue
eceding month Becomes delin.
quent on tho goth.
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ffuFan rassha hifs nisnasHshlp atfsih
AehHne aifsfH ftFaf hasa an tails Oft
1ssHes WaffeHa sffnHk aaf~nF fnHqt
e. ~ Maltefs tfff On tsasss ssafftr
AtasuH tkaHsH stare ffaiiHas a. N'ssaF .
faHas - n hnHs g. HifaIh fflt Nf riiF hFr
fzlle= Al4haffes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
TIE GAME WAS
PLAYED

A he game and no score waa the
net result II the Oregon AFfleul.
turai eoileFe nifefaity Of Wash.
luetou football match played on the
university EfidiFon last Saturday
Washington ahnnld have ven The
hall vas IN o A. c. territory dur.
ing the greater part q both halves.
aud the Washington boys oulplayed
their opponents "a every depart
meat Of the game except one THIS
MAS Ia the puntinF end. where
Washington lost every time she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29

Numherleaa betting men predict
that Berger will enter the iiKht a
favoFite, aud ~ the same time ek.
press the Intention % beiiinE on
kaufman n this things keeps SOP
tili the day Of the real betting
opens. Kaufman Is likely 90 enter
the fisg a fayorile over his club
mate
should berger be the victor he IN.
tends going right after jeiffies An
Tits tain about nobody being abs
90 beat left a. rot" said herEef m
discussing his future IL ! beat
kaufmann Intend 60 overlook
O'Bnen entirely ! beat hlm handi
~ IN Philadelphia and would have
put him out Ia another round. int
o'nhen fight little fellows Ike
Tommy Burus lie has no chance
with y good bid man.
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has usi 2at ben ssiseisd pr n.
Ter haz HsHafsl men ~ visw 49, ~
account n he high eiass >, -, u
fsHiIHu# boz ROLLER IL very 80. .as
"a ulHk aaf IHs best man a.. 's :
r. can ufaHaHa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-29
BIG FIGHT FOR
WEDNESDAY
CALIFORNIA HuAVYwEioHr
Wit ENTER RiNo AT FRisoo
LOOKS LIKE GVUN MONEY
PROPOSITION.

Next "Wednesday niEhi ~ The
Pavilion Rink ~ San Franciheo, Al
Kaufmann and Sam ncrser, two 81
the biggest hcavYvcighta that tali'
dornla ever produced, VIII strain
their massive muscles snd bis
bones IN a utrugsiu go supremacy
seldom IN BIZ heavyweight events
does the heting look like an even
money propg altion. a. u does IN
the coming c,Nnteat Berger has a
bis following here, and 40 has kauf'
mann. Who bet hig money ON boz
inE contests ALREADY the sports
are trying to figure out who viii
be- the faVOrite.
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ts,sr Special s.~.issl

OAKLAND. oct - Portland
and thn tueaia SPLIT even ia a double
header here yesterday. The morn
tnk game was captured hy Portland
when sehimps two baEErr in the
ninth. with two men on bases.
brought iu tive RUNS
The Hseunf game vas won easil,
- the tueais brcauzn % Portland =
Inability 10 hlt the Commutrr
pitcher safely.
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GOV. AYCOGK DECLINES
FAVOR FROM SIMMONS
Refuses Presidents Appointment as
Delegate 20 Pan-Amerieau
Conference at Rio.

President Roosevelt TO-DAY received
through Senator simmons Of North Car
olina tho declinaj;oa Of ex-Gov.
Charles B. Aycock - serve as a dele
gate from the United States 10 the PAN
American conference. which viii be held
in Rio de JaneiTO. SraZil. in the month
Of July The reason given by Cow
ernOr AyCOck is that be is too much
engaged in important business matters
10 accept the honor
Many North Carolina politician see
behind this declinatiOu OF Ex-Governor
Aycock an almost open announcement
Cf his candidacy 10 succeed Sena tor
simmons iH the Senate Mr.. Aycock has
Oeen spoken OF for some time as a
probable candidate for the Senate 10
succeed Senator simmons
u appears that Senator simmons ask
ed for the appointment of Mr.. AycocIz
without consulting him. believing that
the latter would accept the honor with
out question Those familiar with the
situation believe that the real reason for
the declination OF Mr.. AycocK is his re-
luctance 70 accept any favors from the
man whom he is pretty sure TO oppose
for the United States Senate