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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
REBUILDING The annex
Contract for Work Awarded 10
{. Morgan.
FULL AMOUNT OF INSURANCE PAID
Hotel Annex Corporation Gets S..
600 and Loss From Fire Will Be
Comparatively Small = Tearing
Away Burned Tlmbers.

Tho contract for rebuilding the
hotel annex, corner West avenue
orul TwoEy.thirl street which was
partially destroyed by fire last
Tuesday night, has been awarded
Contractor T. Morgan and the work
OF tearing away the burned tlmbers
Is already in progress.
Work On the building will be
rushed to completion as rapidly rs
possible and II Is expected that Tho
annex will 10 ready for opening
mat later than May L. The furni-
tre that was saved from the burn.
ing structure has been stored at
the Casino and will be placed In
the annex the latter part of next
month
iMessrs PaIcltc. of Norfolk, Nc.
CARLY. of New York. ana w. w.
Wlshburn, OF this city, who were
cpnointei to nppraisc the burned
structure. have completed Their
work and have recommended tElat
the fun amount of the insurance
carried Gu the building, which was
$4,000. be paid tho owners The
damage to the annex amounted to
eighty more than So 900. but the
loss to the owners will be compara.
tsely small
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17

to make people laugh. A foreign visi.
tor to this country once said that
from his observations he had come
to the conclusion that the reason the
American people were so fill of en-
ergy and so successful in their bust.
ness, was that they relaxed so com.
pietely when through working and
were fonder of fun AMI could laugh
more convincingly than any other ma
ton he knew of.
Certainly, in any event, every one
likes the man who laughs often and
with this point in mind Johnny
Wise" is presented as public bene.
factor. 1t is said to be rafting
good musical farce comedy. with a
greater proportion of originality than
Is usually allotted to such produc-
tons.
Prices for this engagement are
20. 35. 50 and 70 cents at night. with n
20 and so cents ladies' and childrens
matinee at 3 p. M. Sale opens Thurs.
day morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
% S0ciaI-P Of
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. II. II. Dalton, of Raleigh,
n, c., is spending several days with
friends hero MIR. Dalton was at
one t'nc purhasing agent for the
Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way x Electric Company in Hamp-
ton.
Mrs. J. f. Clark has returned
from Baltimore, where she spent
The winter with her daughter, Mr.;
Douglas Gordon.
Mr. NJ w. Brown, who has been
ill at his home on Twcnty-seventh
street, is now rapidly recovering.
Miss Charlottee Walters has re
turned from visit to friends Hl
Elizabeth City, N. c..
Mr.. NJ. p. Morris is out after an
illness of II week
Mrs. J. a. Robinson is i'll at the
Elizabeth Buxton hospital.
Miss ella Peyton has returned
home after spending two weeks In
Baltimore with friends.
Mrs. B. D. Glass, formerly of
Lynchburs, and her mother. Mrs
Eaushtrey, OF Baltimore are stop
ping at the Hotel Pocahontas.
DR.. J. II. Hales has returned from
a vitit to New York.
Mrs. a. a. Love, of Buffalo, n. Y,
Us visiting relatives in the city.
DR.. ]. 7. Hume and Mrs. Hume,
formerly OF this city, but now of
Hinton, w. Va, are registered at Ho.
tel Warwick
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
FINAL ACCEPTANCE TRIAL
OF BA77iESHIP GEORGIA
Vessel We'll Leave Roads for 49
Hours Run Next Tues.
day.

The new United States battle.
"trip Georgia now anchored in
Hampton Roads, will be given her
final As hour acceptance endurance
trial off the Atlantic cCast MONDAY
and Tuesday. If the trial Is en-
urely successful the vessel will
Immediately sail for Guantanamo
hay to join tine Atlantic fleet.
The naval trial board will come
down to Old Point from Washington
Monday morning and will return to
Hampton Roads on the Georgia after
the trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
THREE STEAMERS DUE.
Foreign Coal Shipments This Week
VIII Aggregate 10000 Tons.

Three steamers. the Horda, Man
tinea and HollinsMe, are due to
arrive in port today to loal an
aggregate OF about $4,000 tons OF
coal here for ports in the East In.
dies lnl the Caribbean sea. Anotn.
or steamer Is due early this week
and MS all are expected to get under.
way this week, the total output of
coal TO foreign ports should amount
to over 10000 tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
SHIPPING REPORT
Saturday, March 10, 1907.

Arrived.
steamer Simon@.de (Br), Rohscl
New York--to Berwind- White Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Waccamaw, Trott, Port.
lnna--to New .R,yer Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Steamer Powhat2n, Ryan, Bait.
more-to Merchants & Miners
Transportation Company with pas.
sengers and merchandise.
Steamer Essex, McDorman, Provi.
dence and Norfolli--t.o Merchants
& Miners Transportation Company
With passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Monroe, HuhpherS. New
York and Norfoik--to Old Dominion
Steamship Company with merchan.
Steamer George NV. clyde. oNeil
ir. 4. and Norfolk--;o Clyde
Steamship Compal% with merchan-
Barge Camden frcm NorfD!k-to
New River Consolidated Coal Com.
r2ay in ballast
Steamer Slooterdyk (Dtch.). Me.z,
Norfolk sfnd Rotterdam anl Amiter.
dam--uffted 'Stte' Slipping Com.
pany.
Sailed.
Steamer Enstlaris CBr0. Thomas
Nrcm MOBILIZE Hamburg; Wostrilal.
~ tGerD, lifntZe (from Gilyeston)
H1mbnrg; Sloeterlyi Dtcb). Metz
.Nprfolk: Bay Port Jensen. New Red
lord; Seneca, O'Kecfe, Norfolk and
New York; Powhatan Ryan. Nor.
DIX AMI Providence: Essex. NcDcr.
man, Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17

The British steamer SImonsi,,
arrived i'll port yesterday from New
York to load $3.50 tons of coal for
Colon, Panama She will sail one
middle of this week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
Basketball at Y. M. c. A.

1'lc basketball team OF the
Young. Mems Christian Association
viii play the five of the Fort Mon.
roe association in the gymnasium
or inc local building next Saturday
night AT s O'Clock. This will be the
second time the teams have me;
this season ana fast contest Is
anticipated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
ST. PAUL AND HARRY
RANDALL I'M SAME DOCK
Mammoth Liner Left Just Enough
Space in Basin to Be Occupied
BY Steamer.

one big American liner St. Paul,
which is undergoing extensive re-
pains at tIhe shipyard was noatod
INFO dry dock No. yesterday NOW.
ing TO have repairs made to ncr
huh. In the big basin at the bow
Of the mammoth liner Is tlae li..lc
passu ger steamer Harry Randall
ana the sigh presented by thc two
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17

The Dutch steamer Sloeterdyl5
Sailed yesterday for Norfolk with a
pant cargo OF miscellaneous exports
icThcd at this port, including 25,7l5
bushels of corn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17

VIII exchange nice dwelling for
a good farm. Address p. o. Box IA.
Newport News, Va 3.17.2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
Statue of Stuart.

An equestrian statue oil General
]. Il. b, Stuart, the famous Conreder-
ate cavalry leader, which is to be
unveiled In Richmond in May. has
been completed by the Gorham Man
nfacturing Company, of Providence,
II. l., and Is ready for shipment to
Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
Sasf Es
0 . 8 s 8 oosoc
be THEATRICAL ss

6-N-N66P" .S6-67S-6s716 Z 66-6r-66 o566f
AT THE ACADEMY THIS WEEK:
Thursday Matinee and Night-"The
Sign of the Cross"
Saturday Matinee and Night
Johnny WISE"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17

HELMS & CO., Inc. Real Estate.
insurance. Rents, Loans, etc. No. 2517
Washington Avenue, Newport News.
va. 3-2.3l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
Cereal Exports.

Tho cereal exports from tails mort
during the week ending yesterday
were as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
Low waterfalls a. NJ, c:a5 p n
Calendar for Monday,

sun rises. ...G:1l a. m.
SIM sets. ...............G:l5 D. M
liiSh water. ------------ 90:59 y. m
Low water. 100 Il. M, 7:OS D. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
'or Sale.

For Sale.
Two nice homes on Forty-third
street. Price $l.350.0O each--a snap
WOMBLE & BRYANT 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17

Calendar for This Day.
SIM rises G'io a -,
Sun SETS. S.1S n n,
~ sh water..O:41 a. m, O:I7 D. M
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
TRACKS WILL PARALLEL.
Arbitration Ends Right-of-Way an
Crossing Disputes in Nevada

Southern Pacific and Western Pa
cihc roads have finally adjusted by
arbitration their right OF way and
crossing disputes IN the State Of Ne
vada. The board Of arbitrators con
sisted OF J. l.. ROmer, for the West
ern Pacific, and E. I, McCuean for
Che Southern Pacific. The two select
ed Governor John Sparks as third
man.
The Western Pacific runs across
400 miles OF the Southern Pacific land
grant in that state, entering on the
land just west Of the Utah line, and
leaving it thirty-five miles west of
N4nncmucca. The work of placing
valuation ON the land was easy
compared to that Of deciding upon
what should be done where the two
railroads would be close together
There were several points where
Jhere would have to be crossings
OF the tracks, unless the sestcrn Ia
ciIc was allowed the right to con.
suuct its line within the right Of way
grant Of the Southern Pacific, which
j. strap of land extending 200 feet
ZACH side o9 the Southern Pacific
track.
/ was decided to allow the West
ern Pacific company TO construct its
road parallel with the Southern Pa
cidc road, and in some places the two
lines will be fifteen feet apart Tor
several miles. All crossings were cut
out but one, and that will be an over
head crossing, where the Western Pa
clttc Inc will cross from the south to
north side Of the Southern Pacific
line. about four miles west Of Pail
sade, in TWc.ve-AHle canyon. At
more than twelve points the Western
Pacific track will extend from the
Southern Pacific track, and from that
10 fifteen feet apart. Between Wells
and Winnemucca there is only one
place where the two lines will be
more than half a mile apart
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
A GROWING VILLAGE

Minden, the terminal Of the extern
sion of the V. & I. r. r., is certainly
a growing village. The new flour
mill recently erected by the Dang
berg Land & Cattle Company, is
ready to receive grain, and before
many weeks flour will be On the
market from the latest and best pat
termed mill in Western Nevada.
The Meyers Mercantile Company
Of this city, is building splendid
tore and warehouse. Several new
residential buildings have gone up
and the streets are laid out in city
fashion. The new town threatens to
give it's neighbor, Gardnerville, a
lively hustle for patronage, as it is
as we'll situated and certainly has the
advantage of the railroad as term
inal. ..,-,e.:
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
10 INIf ROVE: UNIVERSITY

The Gazette is authority for the
statement that Mir. Clarence Mackay
will spend alarge amount of money
improving the grounds of the state
University. This plan sounds We'll,
but the landscape gardner viii fn1
it hard to perfect a landscape on soil
50 poor that trees will not thrive. 1t
would be hard to find more unfayOr-
able conditions to work upon than
those presented on the barren hill
where the university buildings are
situated Seems a pity TO waste
money trying to produce results un-
der such circumstances.
For the good Of the whole state
the university ought TO be moved to
Carson where nature assists the
workman. 1t is also stated that Mi.
Machay helped TO fix the box to be
placed under the corner stone OF the
Machay mining building.
in the box were placed the names
OF, the college faculty, history OF tho
college up to 1907, the names OF
/ Clarence Mackay and his party, coins
of different denominations, the names
/ oI tie students attending the college,
q copy of the Gazette and other Ne"c
papers, and copy Of the college cat
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
DIDN'T LAND THEM

The other day when a car was 60
ing down Devisedero street., carrying
nOn-union men it was greeted by two
classes of people
Strikers who threw bricks at the
motormen and women in the windows
OF the streets who threw kisses.
Most OF the bricks hit the car, but
none of the kisses landed, which goes
to carry out the old theory that a
woman can't hit anything when she
has to throw something at it.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10

Another bunch of race track scand-
ais have cropped up at the Bay.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
ORONAIC MERELY 4 QUORUM
fie Explains Something OF the Meet
ing of the Agricultural Society

While in Reno yesterday the Ap-
peal editor met Alex Dronliac, the
man VINO got hot III the collar and
resigned from the State Agricultural
society. He explained his grievances
IS follows:
You see that feller Shane and that
man FOLSOM they come TO me and
ased ne to come to meeting of the
l5riCulturaI society. Well / come
ike a good feller, Well when we
got there they commenced voting and
somebody he nominates Lem Allen
Who never wore any necl-tie in his
lie and they make him the president
then along comes another motion
and somebody second it alright ana
n goes Dolph Shane, that loObyesl,
+. or something and ;hen in goes VranA
r'olsom for something and I say to
myself when in h does Old Alex
Dromiac come, Can you tell me
hat?"
The wrl.4. aaegasted tnat posa bly,
he was the Quo.2n..
oh was that Il. I am very much
obliged 10 find out .HAa. / vas there
for. Just a quorum. I see it now
straight But yor can say Tor ne
now that I wouldn't be caught going
to dog fight with those people.
That's why I resign. Next time they
want quorum they send out for
somebody else. You hear me-" At
this point Dromiac let loose eonu
hot Slav0nian profanity and an.
nounced that he was going . The
circus too cool off.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
ORMSbY'S DIVORCE RECORD

Ormsby county's diverse record LOT
tbe past twenty years is remarkably
small as compared with that OF
others of it's proportion. BY request
of authorities from Washington
Countv Clerk Patterson has been
Gathering statistics on the subject
with the result that he reports only
40 having been granted during that
.period. and four actions began, com
promised by the parties deciding to
try it again.
lot a petition was refused by the
court. In the matter OF grounds 1oi
action failure to provide was the
leading cause, cruel treatment the
second, adultery the third and intem
perance the fourth. Of the 80 cases
16 were filed by persons who came
here from other parts.
During the same period OF time the
records also showed that there were
$50 marriage license granted.
President Roosevelt has requested
the census bureau to collect these
statistics from the various states witt
view to formulating national di
vorce law for the next congress tt
act upon.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
TOUGH ROADS

The roads through Douglass county
are certainly the limit when it comes
to bad condition. The farmers, who
depend on transportation by wagon,
put in all their time on the farms and
the roads are bOgs and mudholes. The
road from Gardneryille to Mountain
House is nearly impossible, while
those through the valley are nearly as
bad.
alpine county to the south has just
appropriated a big sum of money for
good roads and Douglas county
SHOULD get in line. Douglas is the
richest agricultural valley in Nevada
and also the owner of the vilest roads
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
CARS ARE NOW RUNNING
They Make Trips Successfully Toda
Without any Mob Violence

san FRANCISCO, May 1o---Tno
street cars were running today with
non-union men and While there was
some hooting and yelling there W. .
no scenes OF violence enacted as on
previous days.
1t is believed t1aJ the back bone OF
the strike is broken although the
strikers insist that they have some
more cards 10 play before they give
up. The fact OF the matter is that
the public are generally disguised
with the tie up at this time and are
not in sympathy with the strikers
The strikers have realized hat
they are not receiving the sympathy
that was accorded them on previous
strikes.
The fact that girls ran ou AID
threw flowers on the non-union meter
men and women threw kisses from
the windows as they passed indicated
just how public opinion stood.
The operators say that they viii
soon have all the lines running as
usual in few days and the crisis has
passed.
The police aroused by the lashins
from the press are protecting thu
cars
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
NEVADA I'LL FIELDS
\ very Important Find With a Fifty
Miles of Ely

A discovery OF oil shale bearing
from 10 to . per cent. OF volatile
matter, within 30 miles OF Ely, has
caused considerable excitement
among those local men who are inter
ested III the matter and VINO nave
secured large hoIdlHs@ IN }ne terri
'0Is
IL 0'I 9'i"'e was o5So0' e' eo '"o
"'9f-S ''5o ~ 00i 'o'l1|9' anu 'o'i''7
. ''li'ii' " ei '>''""n IL l-o9'eo'oIS' VINO
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-,
Gnu 4 ''I'Nii o''iii0 ~ h-i'
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''l7 eN''~. '''>''''''-l " "'''~il ',V' '0
''''0 ~ u -'571' ''-''' III l'' '-'''' 'ooN
! samples OF the Shale' rcAeo a. ran
doI1 from great Ied69, which was
on the surface, to Fealp- = Custer,
local assayevs. for a Test.
As soon as the shale came in con-
tact with the flame from an a,c0uol
lanD. it buYsr into uame, E.xhaua-
. ave tests showed that the shaIe car.
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
AFTER QUARTERS
The Attorney General Holds That t.ae
Publicity Commission is En-
titled to a Room

SO far The State Industrial and
Publicity Commission have not been
provided with any rooms for the
transactions of their business.
Yesterday Chairman Davis made
application 10 Attorney-General StOd-
dard for a legal opinion as to the
rights Of the board on the premises
as the Secretary OF States office has
refused to recognize the Publicity
Board and SO informed the Chairman.
The Attorney General stated that
it was his legal opinion that the
board should be provided with an
Office by the State Board of Capitol
Commissioners, but went no further
than the providing OF room. The
Office OF the Board is at present main
tanned in the Appeal office under
great disadvantages.
The state having refused to provide
it with stationery or printing it Is
working under difficulties.
Letters are pouring in from al
parts of the country making inquire:
about Nevada and these cannot be an
swered until the board is properl,
organized and has stationery and ;
regular secretary.
Just when this board will be in run
ming order and engaged in the worl
of boosting Nevada, the Appeal is uI
able to say, but the writer hopes fo
the best.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10

Crowds OF people r1nu.neu up
waiting the result of the jury's de-
liberations. In spite Oh JLe threats
made by the labor agitato.9 against
the lives Of the jurors, the general
feeling in the city was tha5 they
would not finch from thelr duty and
when the verdict was announced
there was a general feeling of salts
faction throughout the city.
There was few muJterinGs and
threats here and there, but the men
making them were quickly called
down.
1t was felt that a verdict OF acquit-
tai would have simply meant that the
jury were cowed by the agitatOrs.
The jury were warmly congratulate
Cd by the citizens who met them and
it is every where acknowledged that
there was not d man on the jury who
would refuse to do his duty in the
case from any fear of the l. ". W.
While the Miners Union have pub
licly repudiated the men who wrote
threating letters 20 the court and jury
it is regarded as significant circum-
stance that the l. W. W. people have
made no public disapproVal of the
men who have attempted TO intimi-
date court and jury.
1t is evident that they sympathize
with the course these men have taken
Meanwhile the authorities are work
ing on a clew which may lead in a
little while to the guilty man.
A woman has given this lntorma
ton and the trail is getting warm.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
MARRIED

Yesterday at Reno Mr.. pe'er J.
Murdock and Miss katherine Vcyt
of this city were quietly married 4,
the Overland Hotel, Rev G. l.. Mears
officiating. This wedding was a sar
prise to the friends of Doth pal tiles
as they kept their intentions very
secret. Everybody knows Katie Vogt
and everybody will wish for her and
her life partner years of happiness
and prosperity.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10
7 TIL: BOOM IS
HEAR IT
HAND

The mining boom is no longer con-
inai to the district surrounding the
.csert as is becoming evident to the
..cople il this neighborhood every
lay Not a day passes but that some
ne looking up a mining proposition
-ones in and either goes to The near
by digsings or else to some point
.omoyed from the desert sections.
Alpine county some twenty-five
miles to the south OF this city is at
uactng a great deal Of attention.
FOR years this section has been
asleep, but Of late a revival has taken
Lace that threatens a sreat deal in
The mining way.
The hercules mines, which have
o4en Operating tor about year nave
'as'al1vd an electric plant and a new
twenty stamp mill This has been
4''-- "4''l~ zoe WINTER ana III few
VI. ~+-@ me power viii be turned on
'.A steady s'ream Of bullion viii
undertaking near tLo Hercules and
De the result, Capt. Curt has In
tefr>i"d Eastern people in minus
uaI-iG@h;7@ near the Hercules and
"a" and his people have taken over
Tie Loope mill and will )UmCdIately
E@modie It. Their main work will be
>oH"hcd 10 the Old Stella property,
"H,re one Of the largest low grade
properties in Western Nevada has
@eeI developed. Il is also proposed
10 Sl@Tt the Loope MINES under the
same management.
y MI AeeIeF, representing an En-
2ilSn syndicate has departed for AL
pine county where his people have
vi5 hoiuil39 WhIch II IS believed can
De turned to profit
Al carter station some twenty
h'lIe9 20 Tie SCUM OF thlS city several
S"-1- l'"'lieS are taxing hoId. New de-
'Vlo2IieHt Is me result and some
very hlsh grade ore Is lac result.
MS "i''i i0' i'" all the advantage
'"' ''7 'i'9iV - "ood ana water
''' 0'~'S 0ii 'iol
0'S' ''' 'iI7 -l'oilCalh house Ed
''-' '''''ii7 'o' hisn sraue
7'' Wv Il OH ZIG VI" "lliaiu q
- - 'i'''''' iiiii10' iIV mas "i6 Ship-
-i'9"I P"o "n'on VIII oe Shippeo IhlS
-1oli'I' anu piehOs more III Sl5hI.
lis o'U 1ii'ii9 HAS pI"uoced Se' 'erai
ioi eu'ie' anu '''io'i'eI S0eliS " oe III
Si5ii''
-'L assume - also "IIFactiAs Sfeat
u9"l Vi "V'eillion' 0e'er"l hi8h sraue
'01I" nave oeen oeNeiopeo anu ND
'01i-N "o0Iii0 " '0 oe9'iheu hoi an
o'hi0l i'o0i0 oooii'
'0' III 'ii0 h0li"' "noe 1heie IL
@ 7'0"' o0''i VI ''o'i'1'S With "oiAe
us 70'0 0'i0 "1i 80 'p0'1''iel' Vi "eh
S''i0'i'i ii'''"i7 ''Ie oelilS pfoaueeo
anu peLoFe the summer Is over Dig
l"7' - olli9o ior 'iia' Sec'ioh' fleu
n"il9'Gi5 anu o'her paF'ieS are To-
i"5 uolu Vi Ile "lllerS mlhe ana II
10 piolo9e0 ~ ieSuine oper"'ioh9 oii
d Dig scale IN that properly.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-10

Burns agreed to throw the fight to
OBrien in Los Angeles, but changed
his mind and landed the double cross.
Great fake.