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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Out Of Fighting Game q I ne
for Good ID /. Says 81 4,
Gus. }ls,
NOBODY 10 MEET u
flIM8HES DEC RES
Has Tried sforsY ear to Get Match
But + failed One 81 chest
Ptigilists Living p u i s:ls5I ,t.5s.
Hy1and il frisco SAjl55
10 oking for, ss!,3
5S51 Bout. IL II IL


# n RK, March q. . -9 cs, sir.
am out or the fighting game said Gus
sRhllti5 this week. s3 II find that there
s3 more money mid less streils,o,ls LIS H
In the real gestate business 5s3S
re made mp my mind 7 q gott on fg
atlls sporting game aid be l y ibstantl 70 lsS
Bilonl shop game like KID Met Coy, for 'Ss
trick like Jim Corbett $, Or sal loon iss-Ss
8JnonI shop gnrno Ike IL III exc foi MI
mime. I'll nni going 10 deal IA tie real ,.44
3old down-rig,t mother cart ll--t he err,L ~
Gotta. as the fel low 80 or he teristSs
&frma, which Is tho correct Spror nnca tloisssl
Ss3..I'va got Just enough real est late lIiS ts
town, tinuod, ln{s L rookl y,lslfi
away town to max mo l,a n er'
more, and 1'lr, going l;lrloy t3 mi
left Of my bar 5roll oil sect ions of M
good old Long island,
Gus R,llin s5is one . lies f NJ
Hp,igili lists. &c nus neve been AZ chnr ms
&plonsS but since lie left Ills ha pr liornoiIl
x\lcron,S Ohlo,l,c llas been lighting tllesS
top-notchcrs lle3 l,ea la;ss
Efponi$ fries On md tead socS5
$soaking lis earnings In lie 4 lisa put ions "
WlllchEappeal snshel fals yre,lia
profession lie Inns laid away ~ q wisely
Invested v his lars, vi he; restts tB
that lle has moro than t he ina ori o.
tho men wi have fou
sS N obody Is 4 ght 3 Him. " "
aSs babe wen tiiee this fig llt.
8ing game, NJ said There thing
more lii tried toS Sc 81 tcl fors
Snearly loy$ ind none ~ them
will Smee Is SO liz re man
$c;.l, get q nat rom e
Yoause.$ time for ~ tlier
lines. Jes II here iIt bod tile
business no n lat "a St link would VI even
BBan,use me. thought Il Fl iii igh but
since his lick ing Us, his guy u rms Z
cant figuie here u boa y i LET Il
&Jeffrlcs hns re tired for cod .its
Sol ire FOR u.s. in 8 clad % think
Sthat It'll never be neccssar q or lls4 to-
train my more. I'm ling t. Old
and fat. gl'acefu Ike i II no even Object
Hto#a@lttlo5 govt now and then But tl,is$i
Long Island thing axes I'M, hat
land that jim Corhett $bougb tsoVeris there's
nus Increased wonderful. and II "a on Is Seas
why IL can. do the same
nm Kind OF used to 4 Ills corr,er " here;
gCNIaourke used TO keep md u as " t eyr
going to- turn I Il into an . flee building
I'm going to set desk room here and start
I'M right MI S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
After Dwight Davis Cup.

q. (SpecIal To- Tho MINES, Diapatrh,l EE9T
(, LONDON, March 2i.s-Mr. q. n. New
burn, seerctaryof tsta Lawn Tennis Ass
ISOLATION, has stated that England has
been duly challenged for che Dwight
Davis cup by both America and Austria
lslsia. Tho American team il rertain
TO Include Messrs. Beals Wrignt the
American singles champion and Hoicon,bs
Ward. The Other pair are uncertain
but ] / is sald neither Mr.. Ilayned nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Still in the Game,

JtlfIANSI5sBuIsCi, March D "a Some
weeks ago It was apf pllnced that tho fa-
nous South Australian crlcketor, Glen
8IIill, had retired from Interstate and
other Important flNthres, but this Sstntc-
mont, happily urns nut 70 lie pre3la tnre..
{forihpugh he racentlNs stood out 4 Sssep-
oral ma tehes for, PM ren sous, II is
\ able IN the bis mat ches 1sxt seaso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
AMATEUR TEAMS
Il E AP INTO BEING
Trophy Offered BY Times-Dis-
Il patch Has Magical Effect IN
4st Organization Of Clubs, 8a

Two weeks ago ql,e Times-p dispatch
,lildo the announcements Tint q trophy
had been offpraa Tor conlpetltio lon y Inpllgst
clubs representing The vnrious large Pnslrss
less estu llslments In Richmond, This
,Was luce anollg ma he n iles en-
Iplpyes:g or several gcstu sllinents sse tt,r
getheTi and OF. tho preser1 omen sAlsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Something About Playing Of Boy
X Wonde Ter, Who Appears in ss@
New York Thursday. 5
3(speoInl % me Tlno,s-Djspatch

3E NEW York, March 24,-rf Willie
Hoppe. champion billiard player. wished
to become u pianist he could advance
Very, rapidly in his 4 lessolls, for he IS
gifted VT dcAterit unusual IN q person l;'ll8
of flexible fingers 4 1Ioppe's fingers are
budding musician is tauglltl is the, yatlies
tol flexible fingers, s.5a5 Hopes fingers are
those az 4 the experienced pianist. albeit
Ills hand Fissfound and firm, lnt herat han
long aud slender. But his fingers tlrl
around q billiard 4 cue Just rs naturally
as q monkey i tail clnss TO a tree limb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
/ Auerbach Gets $4,000.

+ Chicago, March 2i,--Ausust .Auerbach,
who Nuled the American baseball league
,fa. 81, 900 damages for injuries received by
being hit by Y batted hall Vas To-day
awarded slo, oool damages by q Jury IN
Judge aErosGs court. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27

All around The circus ers shows Of
ain Interesting and Unusual SOFT In
on, tent the feature Sc d dance BY
Rose lee. who seems 70 be IN flames
as she Dances Hes skirts may be
made OF asbestos. and the fire may not
DC a. hot as &c looks, hut the show Is
worth the price Of admission.
The Edison Kinodrome. a large tent
where moving pictures are shown. Is
one o fthe favorite atts1ctions. az the
pictures shown are good. the subjects
new and the program an extensive
one Instead Of running on one reel
of elm and yelling. "fl over. the
operator says Just n momclt. ladies
and gentlemen. while we change
reels. About half n dozen pictures
occupying about 90 minutes OF time,
are shown. The pictures are clear and
wen chosen. and the audience is al-
ways satisfied
The Streets Of Cairo is cot "a iaughty
show. as the name might imply. but
it Is interesting. and will not shock the
fastidioua. Several othe shows. among
them the Fat Girl and tna Little Lady
the first Weighing $50 pounds at the ten
! der age OF 13 years. and the latte. turn
1 t,e Tho scafee al % nou,ds at The age
q 90 ,o,rs t,o vorv M, man who is
con,osod ,,most %ent,rel Of homes ana
a thin veneer Of skin. ard the Spider
Lady. a freak having the faee Of % wo-
man ana the body Of Il ,ider. This last
is ge1e-allv conceded to ls "a clever OPP
teal illusion. but IL ans spectator can
see where tho fake comes in. he is well
} come TO announce 1t.
7q,. r,-,ts ut,el and u, steeple
chlse. ~. ST expensive merry go-
round avs iuir eyer ser nr be ct4.
are ID s Tho stee.tr chase is
am ~ .l~af,iua. and aside f-om
bcing .e,a lereer. differs consider
labiv font the ordi1e. m arry-go-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
IT IS A
BIG SHOW
PLEASE S
THE PEOPLE
GREEN BUGS ON DUTY
Make Things Uncomfortable
for Participants.

Topeka Capital
The patronage OF the Patterson Brain
erd show at the fair grounds has not
been What It should have been, but it is
not the fault Of the show, which is an
Of 200 pc cent better fnan the average
carnival show Tuesday sight looked
Ike rain, and the patrons Of Che after
noon races hurried nome TO escaye what
they thought WIS am approaching storm.
Last night the Little Green Bug. who
holds the belt as the champion alnoyer
Of this country, called around by the mill
lion with an his relations. and made life
a burden not only for the patrons. but
for the performers as weu. The SHOW is
lighted hy thousands o. electric lights.
and the fat girl. the skinny man and the
Others were moved almost TO p%.ofanity
by the cHtrm OF grdss-bugs which
aiighted mon them. The leather lungers
who spoke through m%egophones. BECOME
clogged AZ with insects and thei- voices
were weak.
But the lightning and green bugs sell
dom strike twice in succession. % the
performances are liable t. go on without
q hitch Of any kind toniebt. Special att
tractions-seyerai on them f-ee-wiu be
given tonight. Charles a.. Bigney. the
high-diver, viii not only sivo his regular
exhibition Of jumping from the top of n
9o-foot ladder, but will awl into "a glass
tank fun Of water. ia oliia sight OF the
spectators, ana smoke. eat a banana and
drink a bottle Of milk. There may De
some fake about this. but 81 there is it is
"a clever one. and has never been equal
led by any othe. pe%rforurr.
Bigney viii give his performance at no
o'clock-the last OF the free shows. lie
Will be preceded by =" Miracle, the bicycle
rider who rides down a .ong, steep in-
cline, and jumps through flames on his
wheel. This stunt. as " as the high
dive. Is a hair-raiser. Tho rider cannot
see the platform where lie must land
after his leap through the Gery furnace
on account Of the flames and his dan
georous leap IS regulated only 10y guess
work.
The Roman Stadium. which is show
containing features u%neqLalled by any
circus. win give one show, just after the
bicycle performance uutaide The Stad.
iun Is really o large tent theatre, nnt
the performers VINO give ac-obatic per.
formanccs therein. are specialists "a
their line. Tho performer who arc feat.
ured in this show are Otaney troupe o.
acrobats. De zelda and zelda. European
equilibrists. Ba~ry and II ckf. high elias.
whirlips ladder acrohats and Amarillo
the king OF SLACK wire petiorme~s
These performers are high price,
ones. and give o. "monc worth per.
formancc but they olly give on show
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27

A sergeant, a corporal and IA men OF
.he Twelfth regiment OF the line mad
been sent out to occupy a house on the
main highway. They would be at
least a hair OF q mile in advance OF any
other picket OF their own people
Sergeant Morton was deeply angry
at being sent on this duty. He said
that he was oyerworked There were
OF least two %sergeants, he claimed fu-
riously, whose turn Il should have
been to go on this arduous mission,
He was treated unfairly; he was abused
by his superiors; why did any fool ever
Join the army: as for him he would
get out OF It as soon as possible. he
was sick OF f.: the life Of a dog. All
this he said to the corporal, who lis
tened attentively. giving grunts OF re-
spectful assent.
On the way to this post. two prfvates
took occasion to drop casually TO the
rear and pilfer in the orchard OF a de-
serted plantation. When the sergeant
discovered this absence. he grew black
with a rage which was an %accuriula-
ton of an his irritations.
Run, you!" he howled. "Briag them
herel IN show them A private
ran swiftly to the rear. The remainder
OF the squad began TO shout nervousiy
at the two d%elinquents, whose figures
they could see On the deeD shade OF the
orchard, hurrie NY picking fruit from
the ground and examining &c within
their shirts, next to their skins. The
beseeohing cries OF their comrades
stirred the criminals more than did the
barking Of the sergeant They ran 10
reioin the squad. while holding their
loaded bosoms and with their mouths
open with aggrieyed explanations.
A moment later the squad moved on
toward It's station. Behind The ser
geants back Jones and Patterson were
slyly passing apples and pears TO their
friends, while the sergeant e%xpounded
eloquently to the corporal. You see
what kiad OF men are in the army
now Why. when I joined the regiment
it was a very different thing. / can tell
you. Then, a sergeant had some au.
thority, end II a man d|isobeyed orders
he had 4 very small chance OF escaping
something extremely serious. But
nowl Good Godi II I report these men
the captain will look over a lot OF
beastly order sheets and say" mere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27

the sergeant wrathfully initiated the
voice OF his captain 'Haw. oh. well,
Sergeant Morton. these men seem to
have very good records: very good rec
ords, indeed. can't be too nard on
them; nc; not o hard. continued
the sergeant; Il tell you, Flagler. the
army is no place for a decent man"
Flagler, the corporal, answered with
a sincerity OF appreciation which with
him had become a science, Il think
you are right, sergeant. he answered.
Behind them the priyates mumbled
discreetly. This sergeant OF ours. he
thinks we are made OF wood, ! don't
see any reason for all this. strictness
when we are on active service. II isn't
like being at home in barracks. This
Is very different. He hammers us now
worse han he did In barracks. There
is no great harm in a couple u men
dropping u TO raid an orchard Of the
enemy when all the world knows that
we haven't had a decent meal in 20
days"
The Redeemed face OF Sergeant Nor
ton suddenly showed to the rear. "A
little more marching and much less
talking be said.
When he came 10 the house he had
been ordered TO occupy. the sergeant
smiled with disdain. These people
must have lived like c%attle!" n8 said.
angrily,
TO be sure. the place was not allur-
ing. The ground floor had been used
for the housing Of cattle, and 1t was
dark and terrible. A flight OF steps led
20 the lofty first floor. which was de-
nuded. bu. respectable. The sergeant'a
visage lightened when ne saw the
strong wa'ls of stone and cement "Uu-
less they turn gun on as. they viii.
never get us out Of here, he said
cheerfully 10 the squad The men.
anxious 70 keep him In an 1miable
mood. al hurriedly grinned and
seemed very appreciatlye and pleased
I'm make this int7 "a fortress he
announced. He sent Jones and Patter.
son. the two orchard thieves. o. on
sentry duty. He worked the otner,
then until ne could think Of no more
things u tell them 20 do. AfterwarC
he went forth, with a major generate
serious scowl and examined the grounC
in front Of his position. In returning
ne came 10 a sentry. Jones, munchinl
an apple. He steruly commanded hin
10 throw 1, away.
The men spread their blankets on
the floors of the bare rooms, aud put.
ting their packs under their heads anC
lighting their pipes. they lived in lazl
peace. Bees hummed in the garden nnt
"a scent OF flowers came through th'
open window.
There was a sudden little spatter o
shooting. A cry from Jones rang out
With no little intermediate scrambiine
the sergeant leaDed straight 20 his feet
NOW be cried. let us see whni yoI
are made OF IT,, be added bitterly
you are made Of anything
A man yelled Good God. cant 80.
see you're an tangled up In ny cart
tidge belt7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27

tercs,s should arouse al OF us to prompt
and concerted action
Or not now Interested you will De when
understand the olol7 and purpo-
SEES OF the Southern Cotton association.
we assure YOU that tSt proposition
presented t. fraught with gtea possi-
hilities for tho veal Of or. whole cotton
producing South.
The Orstcrlal Treat.
In store for you win amply pay for
yu- coming. Harvey Jordon the presi-
dent Of the association. S. a. Wither-
spoon Of Mississippi. Ed u. Smith. called
the Gattling Gun OF South Carolina. All
three will be there and il a trio hard to
beat.
How 20 defend our interests as cot
ton producing communities Is the im-
mediate question at issue.
Reduced rates ON all rUlls. when YOU
get tickets get receipt.
BY autaDGty EN, Com
Southern Cotton Association.
l.. p. IRWIN. Stute Secretary
All papers please coppy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27

We oner One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured Ivy Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEVY & CO.. Toledo. o..
We. the undersigned. have known F,
]. Cheny for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions ana financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & BhRTIN,
Wholesale Druggists, s'S'H, o
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken inter-
nnlly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. Tes'
timonials sent free. Price rs cents pei
bottle. sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti'
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-27
GENTLE REMINDER FOR PAPA.
Robbie Uneasy over Time It Took 20
Make Printing Press.

One day papa took Robbie down 10
see the presses print the books and
papers and pictures. and the little
boy was much interested.
Papa sadi he "let me come down
every day and run the presses.
90. 4 couldn't DO that said his
papa. but maybe IU have a little
printing press made for you. just your
size"
The weeks and months passed away
and papa forgot all about his prom
Use. but Robbie didn't. IL was fully
a year later that he came home from
Sunday school and said Papa. teach
er said that God made the world in
six days is that so?
Il guess Il rs. said papa
THE water and the dirt and the
trees. and the dogs and birds nests.
and everything
yes"
Gee. Whit said Robbie. that was
quick work. Six days 10 make an the
world. ana you've been a year and
amt got thai p%rintin press done yeti"
The American Boy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
MUCK RAKERs. 3"

Every community should have itr
muck rakers They are as necessary
TO the body corporate as Schuhs pills
are to the body Of the individual. II
is Of the highe importance tina there
be steady stirring up of the corruption
that is constantly gathering in the
corners and creyices of the town or Of
the body. to prevent & from fastening
Itself permanently and doing serious
harm; and occasional upheaval is good
fer both body and soul But the STIR.
ring up should be done with iudgmsr.
in order TO avoid counttrirritatipn or
re entful inflammation, or the mp
heayal may result in the opposite of
what is aimed at.
Aud when a continually has All eth.
cient set Of muck rakers el lis .na
raising or developing pcoric wbo
have proven iudNfEious no tfcir ar,
ana Nho have mo- .truci. ton bigla
wages ncr for shorter hours mr. for
agfe rabes " les muck. but have
tOilad on ami on year after year for
tHt Eaaau Hf #HA L9AH DE- 81 llcl lHelr
10 has been cast--exhibiting commend
able diligence in their WORK ana bealIne
" brayely under the weight Of agony
that ma have been put upon their
souls from time 10 time 10y the bare
suspicion that possibly aflcr zu the
might be some spot in the OH town
that was rot "mucky a com.
rnunify has such a set OF faithful er-
wants it ozght . cherish them and
stand by them. AMI protect them es
pecially from unfair competi ion" by
cheap foreign muck rakers.' such
as were permitted TO infringe upon the
rights Of the home product by an
exhibition Of their work in the Even
lag Citizen Of Saturday. The Bloom
iag.on. H.. exhibit might have been
tolerated for obvious reasons. it was
clever n its way and amusing o an
extent. and We could overlook is de-
fects in the contemplation that Il came
from one who had not received the
beneit Of our training. But We had
right 10 expect a better specimen from
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30

lsaaarf2w tlseaea Various Institutions
sound their ignal ana the clattcr 81
picl and shovel he sound Of The ham
mcr and the hpm of machinery prp,
claim he 81 IN Of the busy throne ~
workesa. One hour elapses and word
- received that ono haif the workers
VIII BE- laid en-" Then ana there All
hrotherly love Is set 4 ide for tho seI.
fish individual interest
II had lime ! would formulate sta
Titles as reported by Tile labor bureau
and fathered by Carol - Wright 90
shcw ysu me consequences Of a sys-
ten wncn IS prastitutine itsef and
which would destroy the handiwork Of
our Creator were It not for The cut-
walton Of seed that will never ate. Ii
4 the clater Of an idle brain which
says every man has d pr.ce and there
Is no virtue.
| often think Il the Lords Prayer
repeated only In the temple Of wor
ship Mr. Editor | repeat that prayer
every day NJ my life and when 20 to
ihe poles | vote rs | pray
(signcdl JAMES II. SEWART.
secretary Caro- LOCAL OF The Socialists
TINT H.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-30
THE PRIMARY ELECTION LAW.

There seems to b. no certainty as
yet that we win have a new primar9
election law passed by the Legislature.
The State Register, which il on tho
ground, accounts for the delay by say.
ing: There are 50 many professional
politicians in the Illinois legislature
they cannot agree among themselves
What kind of direct primary law they
don't want the people to have, and
what kind of a primary law will best
protect the interest OF the politi-
Clans
In the course of news report econ
corning the legislatures attitude the
Reg ster says
There is talk of twenty-one republ-
can members of the house who. at the
conference of republican members II
that body favoring plurality primaries
held Wednesday, voted in favor OF dr.
rect primaries, uniting with the demo
Gratis to force an adjournment on May
g. the date fixed by the senate in the
joint resolution passed on Thursday
morning Governor Deneen places no
credence in this report and expresses
the belief that a primary bill providing
for a domination By IS per cent PHI
rally will be passed by both houses
and become a law