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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

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arat. tutnn guren Yfsrnen ODER 9utem
Wieb eituas feblt. Office in Gam
Auier's ghsuue. stnoirter Sbierarst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

Dtesiit Der bette Plae sum Gtutaute pnn speaere"
mo- lren unb propfpnen 8nrd1 tnrtmdbrenh: ~ {
Senbungen tpirb Die NusDabl tcts friidh mt Nnl..
II .nbtu crhaten unb nerber ane Yetenunoer n omit
aisesfibrt nnb bic Waaren chne Grtras9erehtun9
Hltb 6nuie aeIiefert
sa- Srrr eanbprObufts fuerbsn ai. bbdfteu Smart :
preiIe beaablt
es- 5ureht Dor uno maht Cure Gintfufe unb
Sbr 1perret finben bnB Die Waaren bon better GuaF
lttGt uub bic . eiie billia iub
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CUT OUT The AFFINITY.


srtset sr'rsaniurt ;se CRACK shfi ttr. >
q tsJe Greater VII h5yr used the
tcn- pin gam. as = tioak Tor arranging
Aaics with theirs arfihiiies and Other
s1sssi csyTitI1es -WIIT De uspsnded,
hereafter when substitutes appear 10
:fes ss,ssrnanseas gan .s,ader lie
names of the aforesaid benedictss TIA
- new rule adsp Ell by The Board
OF Governors o. the National Bowling
Assoeia.ion and goes Immediately into
effect.
BY reason o! this rule BOWERS mus.
roS!stsr MIN the askoctsAon ami the
Club N wascn he ro.lsSNnder the same
plan a. athletes IN The ~ matcur Ath-
lsnc linton Even the for'ner champion
l.6e trcxfSicten as GiRra MOO Peies!o.
Se1thousA ne u known 10 nearly every
p9mls, n Amerisa AZ tJinsnS Smith,
WIi,e The on!ect OF ths rihe !s to
prevent Fingers from Appearing in
Ene game IN iosal and more particularly
MTnauonal tournaments whore eibsIl-
9tutes have ceen successfully used to
hard BLOW 10 those who have exhibited
CORY of tte Evening World with
Tournament scores 10 doubling wIyes
~ tending to prove their attendance IN
some scheduled game !.
ssEp in N Harlem aIiey there used to
6dng this mottoe: m.
3a-NShrn howiinK intrrf-res with
tonr bustncss cui out the busi-
ness."
~, s>mpanion piece would probably
,ssWa-n bowling interfere. cith
tsur anintty affairs, cut out tbs,
amntty.'
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&ays wa, tIotted the pace. that they say
E1,tif,kf WIS IN tereSIing, -
8. !. Have enn held MANY A.hts-.take.-ot
eate yen n Mr. Smith 2. asked
4 All Talk These Days.
He laughed. Not mueh.'' waa the.
know prize lighters ana their man
ayers nj bet on tigiits these days
except on paper.
asu-s1taHsensssess sHs I.
the purses offered by the clubs.
NO. couldn't begin 10 say how
much money has passed through my
hands as stakeholder. but u must
b. aTound sisees oot,---.If you add ---tp
all the little ones. Bets used y be
sent tome by mall from all ose- the
country
No. don't care so much for the
nights around here these days: I.ley NE, e
Too % sass and a,T Ell TOO ,. sss sis
fast boys. though, i unde stand
Not at all. not q, ali." h. rspsiea
parseuaa Mhtn asksa sa ~ m e ptsiss my
ana. in fact. anything that comes along,
Yes since YOU remind Ts. ! did RI. ,s
tween sullivan. and Flood II was one
of John LIS frst big hSats after he LEFT
Boston guess Il was New Yorks
nTSt dig NRnt. IAt 'NAa Wu4HcutJiely HltrI
That that took him cn the tour. Won
derful fighter. that man,
Critic tho Cleverest Man.
Young Gritfo was the clevrrtst man
IE1g--py Er--ttYed. he said most posi-
.ittgelSy Ia snagsr 70 who wha tle gTeat-
a marvel Critic had trick of stund-
Ing on handkerchief and betting any
man that he could not be hit In the
face And Without moving or the
he t-wnuid@ ,wln. too Hs
sinpiy lodged the blows by the rapiG
shiftinK Of his head. OF the heavy
~1srS Iars=t
est. Fitzs!mmona was simply freak
the most wonderful combination the
-rirv ever knew.
"Jem Mace was also good. but not
up to Corbett.
kid Lnsigne. In my opinion, was the
best OF tho lichtwe.Ehts. but he was
fghtcr. not boxer
kid Mccoy was a wonderful fighter
and / think the coolest man Iaicver
saw In the ring,
3"ot the little. follows ] gaess Dixon
With that Mr Smith had to hurry
on tina, rncc to the subway. He won
~, TOD
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Famous Referee Has Never
Had a Decision Questioned
or Quibble Over Stakes.
By BOZEMaiN-BULcER.

l"HIS man II sixty-seven years old
has lived IN one room thirty-two
years. has refcreed more prise
nxhts than any man In the world. has
held morn than S1,0ooo 900 in stakes. be-
lieves ts,at AL sports hare proGrsssed
scientifically. is as spry as q man OF
thirty, and had to hurry away from the
interview with the hopes OF having
eeed -dAy@at the rKCtH. -5s1.
h On Top OF ait this AT Smith has nersr
had decision questioned and has
never heard one auibble over the stakes
hs-- -dishnrssd. ofttimea to men he did
not know.
/ No other man can point to such
.-tfcord
Beginnins With the foremost rsn1
battle for the heavyweight champion
ship Of the world between John Dwysr
and Jim Elliott At LonEpoint. Canada.
In iissT1p iissT1p Nj. Smith -haa-been thu arhitsf
In all the various schools OF puyilism
from that time down to the -death-Of
ihe Horton Law, which plt&an end 10
long nights In and around New York.
He has always declined 10 otficIars
In a nsht that did not so to finish.
do / think the nKhter o. to-day
Fctasses with the fighters OF the old
school yon Ask.
II most assuredly do The fighter of
to-day IL motr scientific. knows more
about the game, and Is just AZ tutttt OF
p.asx and saii,eness; There Is a sharp
ring TO what Al Smith says
why shouldn't ne be- Every other
,ne OF, sports has progressed" !" con-
unued the venerable referee. answering
The evening world., 1907-11-11
BY v1NcEHT TREANOR.

By YTNCENT TREANOR
"fGHTEES more days and the rae
Ing season OF 1907. under the turis-
dios!on OF the Jockey Club OF Wv
East. will be past & history r,.as
wind. u3 the season in New YORK; een-
nings begins the next day. sala'ua. ~.
and continues up TO Nov. 90 Aise. VIZ
patches OF regulars wff.
a, ..r->srw-t,,tt,-.s. as,a a-ihr G.alitor-
MIA tracks.
This year's fnai meeting at benn.nss
prnmtsss 10 be the biggest In the ...s
tory OF the Washington JOCKEY tsfuo' f'l
An attractive list OF events has oeeh
framed and all the big stables, keenes
whitney's, Wilson's. Hi,chcock's. Mad
den.s. Newcastie's and others are
among the nomina,ors to tho featur"
events. Thousands o. New Workers WI
take in the meeting. Judging BY the de
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himself SOL ~ M ,... -, ,,.,, ~.
!, tasns y principle sheaid NOT hold rood O. in
.SouE .,s EPr1Sss.r'n5 Z. TT. i taIk @ me
thstitto1.seoai thai ts.eoali y being no better Today
White stoeklnxs! fhat'"su "u worse vol tin shan
L, Where the old Red Stockings went
az A.. over the United states and didn't
.oso game Jack in the seventies.
ghit sseis give .5a.4.iczzcisaren
.oasy a.sa ana fhay couldn't win one-not
- from club In Aminor league.
Fighters Are Improving.
\, .rn nAe's the same principle on which
=, - oetter Than he ever was. He knows
more He also has the oeneft Of the
va HMers Her haistakaS. We ara very apt
- 20 .nlnk those old-timers better be-
tH,S. a ttd=that.a-u where al nt.r.= fsIs.
Impressions '
q, ar, Smith then grew reminiscent
E,liot, naiI Al never forket that Dwyer-
snem @ The sreateHt fighters that ever
lived then Yes. Ii was with -share
k,nuiskles; and can tell you il il was ' y
slsiou, snd - battle. Had rather irax.c
ana Elliott vas shot and killed By Jerry
Dunn IN Chicago a little later on Z in.
cldentally, th.t Mill was fought in the
same nnH as the famous battle be.
20 1858. =" oc'.
oh. yes. that's going back some. /"
ianShrd AFR. Smith. MS he looked around
al the new nxings that modern IDEAS
"a ,i@A-SFoit&h Ito -thn-aid- -Glis.y Inuss
RENE *ntbcE Essr-I sat here one ,,Irs,t-
1fAsh tlls bio tae ard. stsirf,, ,,srsh
. e 10 Hi..t.f m
his voice, that John l.. sulliyan =
htrapDins young fellow then. came
through that very entrance to sec me.
and before he had gone ! had hung Nm
si.o1 hs a pufSt 70 any man WHO would
haad before-iiim four rounds. Wa
tfafg tfFa fg ,'ss! he * ols=aoantry& ,,tr.
months and nobody ever won Il. either.
That was in 81 -
Challenged 10 Race.
! walt int -mlnnie1 e1.. sa.a,-t -tr,,.
swer to an interruption. I'm taking
|. II VAS anothsr elderly man a.bo
ha1 come In. and he was iarrhingiy
| making banter that he could bea, saI
smith 70 the subway station at twenty.
| third street; - - - =
MS gives ms n good chance u show
YOU somethiRT,' Mr. Smith conn5ed ~
tho writer. Stick around and wn,rh
me run tho isss on him. Ia hear =
man sixty-seSen. and one who has a.,
1
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BY IOHN POLLOCK.

rAT oKEAs.FE. the wcitcr-weiE.ss
and tniddle-we!shi c..a..plon Of
Great Britain, while whipped by
BIZ Papkc. he Western wonder. VIA
there when the bell rans Mt the end ~
the s!H-i=ai4HI: bout hAtaes- he -Nntionnt
AZ OF Philadelphia on Saturday ntKt1r.
tO,keene nntclassed bs Papkc,
who punished him severely abou. the
body. an had him on Queer street in
;,lrz t!ft.i-.r round. h1t Fat. ~nr-t3SsEa
fighting all the time. and N, the end
was wnaiing away, Papke was verv
Ht,naIstt=IltssnissE xtsszrurz,rt !.
to put O'Keeffe away when ne had the
lr!shman going. The latter always
came back quickly, and tore In. trying
his best to even matters. He Is the
only one 10 srny I'M tts,anrc in P,iia-
delphia before The Western middle
ss-
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tiiaN sHoorsy ,..... Io1
ilks' LORD sfanhope .ie2
ELMER STAG TONIGHT.

A good FearA, ,ot bouts has been ar
ranged By Manager Billy Elmer FOR the
regular weekly stag Of the Consolidated
a, c.. which will take place In It's club
house at sixty-ffth street and Broad
way tonight. The principals in the star
bout VIII be Joe Bedeil, OF Brooklyn.
and Freddie D!ddles. the local boxer.
Thsy will battle for six rounds. All tho
bouts should be intSraNting ~ thS bog
srs ere evenly matched.
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.eurn. We4-Reeeyed .ln EnaIand.

fortn1r= it,srn. il.s hea .seig hi cham alon.
was recently Introduced 10 the nen,b-r. Yi
the Natlonas sporting Club ~ London. and
was given a-sseat ovation. turns In speech
Gunner Moin ennnce 10 wsn-the world 4
HEAVYWEIGHT title and hoped ths, In, elpl
would give him fair deal when hr nectr
Moir on Nov. :S, Burns objected .-LG-5tlrr
gloves which Mo!r had made IN Nelr, ,.lprlng
The bat,ip. and the club official, ordered Xoir
10 have another pair made which would b.
"a hte n ft,trns
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g II; IN, Los Angeles, and h.. been sue-
:t2ns n;gh, think that Jenries. A. :
- 90 e he pleases--to choose his own
" No As for the reports OF drunken
IA ness tina, are being 80 indus
81 triousiy circulated. they are abb
.i,utsiy. untrue. Jeffries r. All excep-
-faally eIeaH-{IyIng man he Spsndy
3rsost Of his time out OF doors. He never
ITS drunk, He II In nns physical con-
eitisn to-day. 2
There Is only ons reason for knock
e. Iet .as lisa -tremendona drawing
e1fd still. II he could be nagged into
ikhunk again and taking On the negro,
sohne. a's end OF the purse would prove
5osn.ine na souisni oss RGs'sasas 5. .tiss 'uf''s
IoHSNY MACK. Matty B.ldv,n'.
"a manager. has written me long
letter Hers nre 4 few selected
That Baldwin refused an offer OF
4 10 f1ztTf Murphy IN, be traced to
sttasertai arts1es, :
- Bald win can make the feather-wsight
Halt He usually comedies from nve
Z. twelve pounds
fss I'd ~tn he's . little on Murphy. He
cat Murphy a1most At his own terms.
4 aAsmnca as he agreed upon the ssseres
9sctsd BY the cfuo oiftcfaix ana
aiurphy's manager, Mr, Oliver, and also
xreed to TIE weighs suggested by
.Iurphy, lae pounds at 4 -aaf., although
ile could 20 In at II, pounds, which
~. AatJ,sts. !. u n AdraRasS-ee al least
baldwin is perfectly willing to meet
z satuvphy ssm Six TO as many rounds as
-tnsS w!ll- be pertu!tted to
Iurpf.y wishes TO box six rounds
-1tat - perfectly willing and All, only
sk him to do The same weight At which
ma atty defeatcd him. l3a pounds al
In ,ethc even. OF the boys rang Of
Tered any auitable purse. Eatty VIII
so1 nun II lI pounds NJ NJ. zen rounds
...-1.IN MACK
THERE you ! They're bo,s. per.
fcc,lY wllllng--!n fact. anxious 10
get a, each other. Now. why
don't thev fixht? Is 1t entirely cas-.
oI 2 managerial acumen7
The evening world., 1907-11-11
Chambers 10 Box Fitzgerald.

promoter Roh ptsdyst meet Willie fttxgers
ytn Tor In rsrr. ttir
next show OF the indus;riai A, C., OF Phiia.
at-iphiR. ~hirh lakes place on Friday night
sra-r
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MATCH GAME RESULTS.

In the history Sf match game bowl
snx lii lie Greiter City nothing with
SCORES 81 close hns been sem nS In the
series a, Becsyranx Eenox avenue and
One Hundred md Sixtesnth street. las;
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Roche 10 Referee Moran-Nell Flgs.

Biiy Roche Us rapidly eomps .n,a. tn,
lmsiisht as III. popular reteree OF fr;ic bats
Ies cut on thr rois,. Billy has Jus; beer
tween Over Moran, the iittte tsngilst .Siaf,,.
aion. and frankie Neil, the Gaiifvrnia ffath
4tsk sItayftss a. OF SAT- srsnGskeo on S,yt,
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good. but no,
NOTES OF THE TURF.

~ KoenissberK made somn siurrirg re.
maria Saturday In the RINK and IL likely to
get into a peck OF trouble a. a result. A
regular made complain, against him 10 the
stewards, nnd It is possibie KosnigSbcrs will
get ti< gate. Few. II any. win miss nim,3
Didn't the bookmakers tnka undue llbet
ties with Fnlcuda and didn'. ps,uan r!de an
awful race on b,nl oEe,hait the energy
puEan displayed on prnokalla Syinph and
Lotus Brandt might have reversed the run
ming OF tho oskdais,
There was lot OF betting on the Edgs
mere, with Pallo, out, Btookdaio Nympl
WAS oven money and Nealon To ..
Billy Dubois must have satisfied himself
that N<alon hasn't done his best recent;
under Knapp Change to Miller dlan't WORK
Paste tiis among your scientific uotet
Delaby lH the coming u4r 0f the saddiS.
Have you nototd the tif,csny rIT sutu Lad
rrcbril al i'inilico. n straight and plac,
play on his every mount would have ttct
grofitabe up to data. No question about II
Delnby u the best bet At Pimlico Just now
Johnny Edwards !. the money horse Al
Ptmlico just now. II. could haye been KEEP
up North and won Just the sams,
Hs:, sssa: wiz gs';. 1 sss;s Z .s :se.
~ r II 81 8sgJsl ~ ,g5 fyfE5 8'3
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Haghey May lFiqht II Enul.nd.

EhArley HaRhey eie Lowell, keayrw.tsht
hss fsetlsed an -ettss i-s,;a London, o,iednx
sh..t.,oin match with Len, Roche. the IrisR
!, "a HaEhey is well known in Eng
.s ana. ior ne vas over there In istl5 He boxed
TnaTrousSz
=, snonE thrm 1uaner Mnir and jack
1 amer I.oweIl man viii ACCEPT Sths
,,oisuon s offer II the terms are satisfscto or
The evening world., 1907-11-11
sAoUEDucT ENTRIES.

ct s4RAEEITKI1gkhs N " :Yass
NOV 1.-THE entries for tom orEoa-
Races here are as follows:
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PRESENT DAY FIGHTERS BEST Al Smith
5OME FACTS ABOUT Al SMITH,
Isl ttGGttRE PRIZE RING

in
HAS rsfereesd hr
Has held no0og "a
THINKS the fighter
neHePes Young Grio
F'!st man g take John L Sullivan
man that could stand before him
Netorced
noAyyWessht championship in ls7o
- o. sctve to-day
The evening world., 1907-11-11

F1sh, fans In Bos,on viii have chance
10 see a rood battle at the Cooper A.-c. 10.
riSht As Cyclone JOHNNY Thompson the
crack Western iight~c!xht. and '.Kid. Good
man, tbs game fighter of Boston + are elated
1so.N In.h sft H6ted foF fh~f= aeEr c,siVe enss1
ann.a snlHtS tskc punishnient and AZ 4
They ought 10 Furnish FaJtIIns
The evening world., 1907-11-11

There was a lot sot betting on the Edxs
mere. with palio, out. Btopkdalc NympA
was oven money and Nealon ! to ..
The evening world., 1907-11-11

ovW would night In the ring again.
Ssste went Into business In his home
IN. Los Angeles, and has been sue
sl.Yns r.!ght think that Jeffries. A. .
ls1vate citizen. would have some right
90 es he pieases--to choose his own
The evening world., 1907-11-11

M At tho MorningsiIe ". LIndsny. Of
4 Hasie,.. efre SOD A. Harris. ot New
i iisrJls 4 IL. * Az I'D ipS iy2 4 M ia I'm
ltsAs $50 IN IN lDs ~ IN iIa IL
The evening world., 1907-11-11

Johnny Edwards !. the. money horse at
Ptmltco Just now. II. could haye been kept
up North aud won just the sans,
The evening world., 1907-11-11

AMERICAN zs. "a r.. rs.b:s 81 y. n vi T. !ss s:s
BILL X B. VAN n1rTn rot1r'css.. u
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vHERE you /, They're both per.
fec.iy willing I'm fact. anxious 10
get =, each other. Now. why
don't tilev axhi? liz 1t entirely N c.s.
uf managerial acamen?'.
The evening world., 1907-11-11

uyrpEp,c MUSIC HALL, BwAy l. 18th It.
WEoEA , FNes. B.ih. tAlAt. Saturday. 2.I6
inE iME EQEatc LauahiaE eoccess
JUE vv606n = HTPt HIP HOORAYi
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Harm Payne whltn$y hoped 70 WIN 4
dophls y!eIery with ,Rpvsl psaras - nrcok-
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hURRAYaaIA'i141ss.s... aI'i4s..: u ,syss1 4: ~ ~ I,
CITY SPORTS CO ss:sss, A..Ss y, n !.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
PASS THIS AROUND
TELLS HOW TO MAKE A SIMPLE
RHEUMATISM CURE AT HOME
Prescription Given Which Sufferers of
Dread Disease Can Easily Make
Up and Try at Home at
Small Cost.

To relieve the worst form of Rheu-
matism, take teaspoonful of the fol
lowing mixture after each meal and
at bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
These harmless ingredients can De
obtained from any druggist in the
smaller towns, and are easily mixed
by shaking them well in bottle. Re
lief is generally felt from the first few
doses.
This prescription, states a we'll
known authority in a Cleveland morn
ing paper, forces the clogged-up, mac
tive kidneys to filter and strain from
the blood the poisonous waste matter
and uric acid, which causes Rheuma-
tism.
AS Rheumatism is not only the most
painful and torturous disease, but dan
gerous to life, this simple recipe will
no doubt be greatly valued by many
sufferers here at home, who Should
at once prepare the mixture to gel
this relief.
1t is said that a person who would
take this prescription regularly, a dose
or two daily, or even a few times {
week, would never have serious Kid
ney or Urinary disorders or Rheumat
ism.
Cut this out and preserve it. Goo'
rheumatism prescriptions which reall.
relieve are scarce, indeed, and whel
you need it, you want it badly.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
MI, HELP MINERS FAMILIES.
Already $4,000 Has Been Subscribed
Need 100000 to Supply
Needy Poor.

ro,rmont w. Va, Dec. 1.-THE
~anent relief committee headed by
Governor pc william o. Dawson, to pro-
'',de for the widows and orphans in
s,atrose through the recent explosion
~ the mines of the Fairmont Coal
oomnany at Monongah, has prepared
sU anneal for funds that is being sent
20 chambers of commerce and kindred
O.oanizations all over the country
All newspapers are urged to aid to-
.uord the work by receiving contribu-
tons, acknowledging them through
their columns and sending them 10 the
treasurer.
Fully $50 widows and 1000 children
are left without any means Oh support
AS near as can be determined, $5O,OOO
from all sources has been subscribed
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
Afraid to Leave Prison.

Forty-seven years convict, and now
free man. Franz Hoffman,, in years
Of service the oldest prisoner in New
York state, is afraid to leave Sing
Sing prison and come to New York,
where he fears he may be run over or
lost Hoffman, has heard OF the ele-
waited railroads and subways and OF
the new. strange things in New York,
and the thought of it all frightens him
so that he begged leave to remain in
the prison until next week, when a
keeper will accompany him here. Hoff-
mann was convicted Of murder in the
second degree Al years ago.
Il have heard of the trains that run
up in the air." he said, land of those
that run under the ground, but I don't
quite understand it. / am safe in q
horse and wagon. Yes, l am scared
l never was so frightened and nerv
Gus as l have been today, since
learned that I can go free"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
Oreuen Items.

At Central Point, Sunday, Ward
Lever. Is years old. an employee of the
Rogue River Electric company, met
death by contact with a wire carrying
1000 volts. The lad was alone at the
time.
That he was acting under the infiu-
ence of a dream is the only explana-
ton that William Thorne can give for
cutting his throat in his room in Sa-
lem recently. Though he cut his throat
from ear to ear he did not lost con
sciousness. and is now apparently in
his right mind.
William Burner, longshoreman, dis
covered by his wife on the streets in
Portland recently in company of an
other woman, Immediately drew a re
volver and shot himself The woman
Mrs. De Reign, grasped the revolver
from Burner and attempted to shoot
herself, but was disarmed by a police
man. Both Burner and Mrs. De Reign
admit that murder and suicide com
pact existed between them.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20

Upon the basis of $500 for each widow
and 500 for each child under 16 years
of age, $4,000 VIII be required. At
least $4,000 will be necessary to pro-
vide, on relatively the same basis, for
the aggregated dependents of the I'M
married victims, the many now unborn
children and the undoubted accessions
to the married victims list when COM
plete information has been received.
1.-The committee feels that a total of
100000 will be required to carry out
the relief work
"All checks should be made payable
to the Monongah Mines Relief com
mittee, j. E. Sands, treasurer, Fair
mont, w. Va"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
Sold Much Public Land.

The whole amount of fees and com
missions collected at land offices In
Washington and Alaska during the
last fiscal year is stated to have been
distributed as follows: North Yakima
$11,749; Olympia, $4701; Seattle
$S395; Spokane, $21,53O;; Vancouver
s7923; Walla Walla, $17,130; Water
vile, s27.760; Juneau, $213e. The net
revenue arising from these fees and
commissions, after deducting the
amounts earned and paid to registers
and receivers, was. in the state OF
Washington, $64,222.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20

Baked in his attempt to kill himself
with poison from the same bottle that
dealt death to his friend, Ed Hoff;
lacking the nerve in previous at
tempt to drown himself in icy waters
of the river, after he had failed to kill
his wife, shooting twice at her with a
double-barreled shotgun, Frederick
Angle is now detained at Marcus, re-
covering slowly from poison.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
Santa Claus Letters.

Hereafter and until the close of the
first day of January, 1908, postmasters
are directed to deliver all letters ar
irving at their respective postofices
addressed plainly and Enthusiastically
TO Santa Claus" without any other
terms of expression identifying the
person for whom such letters are in
tended, to any regularly organized
charitable society in the city or town
of address. to be used exclusively fol
charitable purposes.
In the event that claims be made by
more than one society for letters Sc
addressed, such letters will be equally
divided, according to number, between
or among the societies making sucl
claim.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20

The cows udder is kept in a clean,
healthy and smooth condition by wash
ing it with borax and water; a table
spoonful of borax to two quarts of wa
ter. This prevents roughness and
soreness or cracked teats which make
milking time a dread to the COW and
a worry to the mixer.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
Thanks God for the Verdict.

At Reading, Pa, Frank Palmer, aged
So, was convicted of murder in the
first degree for killing Mrs. Gertrude
Clinton, his affinity, three months ago
by cutting her throat. Palmer thank
ed the jury when the verdict was rem
dered, and added: THANK God, I'm
going"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-20
Three Children Burned

Fire recently at Sturgisson, w. Va,
destroyed several dwellings and
caused the death of three children of
o. P. Corbin, superintendent of the
Sand mine.