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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

oelfe og aD paa be9ge StOer al
9(tlanter6apet. Oct er 8rpOrene
Gut3on og Solon 9orglum, Spns
ner af Or. 8or9lum, Iau ret oi
ifpnner 0en ti0ligere Mormon Or.
8orglum, iom Ienere bar prattiieret
iom Q9ge baa0e / 5remOnt og Oma=
Pa, gtebr.
Det er ierligt ON 0en pngite al
8rgorene, Der fort9lles. 9an er uO-
0annet bao0e per 2anoet og ienere
9aris. W1en bans 5untdii drbejoer
meo 95orfarlig6s0 btan0t nGotpbops"
paa 0eitens piloe prdrier. $ 1900
fit en- af bans 5remItillinger, p5prs
itretfeoe biloe 6eite" unOer lloitil>
lingen 9aris plaos Oen amea
rifanite Pdbillon, og belgnneoes meo
Sglbmeouile. 6an er gift meO Ell
franit protel ltdntiif Preits 0utter,
% bor Gefp Yorf. Wten iapnlig mud
ban afIteo langt @eit for at adnoe
frit paa iin kingdoms oiOe Stepper,
u M1arfl 9iorag til 6enne Off
u being at g0aniferen" mObtQgss
q gerne og meo 3af.
01aN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
,,SaltDn Sinf. ~
GoloraoOfto0en er alter
un0er &ontroI.

6or en- 5io tilbage Ifrepes Ser en-
Del ON rSaIten Stnt" Smperiuls
Oalen, San Diego, Co.. Galifors
MIA. 8lanOt anpet foreiIog prQs
fioent RooIepelt / ct S9rbu0Itub til
&ongresIen at bebilge 100000
til foliOe 99mninger og ct udrigt
OperrislinssIpftem for ben ellers
ufrugtbdre Oal. Oct piloe meo 5is
Oen lenne fig rigeligt. st pripdt
Selltab bap6e nemlig for no9le aar
iioen paatuget iig at le0e 9dno ira
Goloraooflooen ino ober 9alen; men
Demningen bar bruOt, o9 OOerriss
lingsTpitemet oelpis Boelugt.
gu bar llogioeren af p0aitp
Stanoaro", Smperial. Sal. ien0t os
fslsenOe meO 8egering ON Sptus
qelIe Iom en- Retfaroigbeos Sag /
10000 WIsnneIters Snteresie.
Der flpOer life l9ngere 9dtlo
fra GoloraooFfooen / Satton Stnf;
set sr effethett bleoet te0t tiGbage
til TT gumIe 2sb, Der uomnnoer /
GaliFornidbugten. 0ette Qtrbejoe ey
uOfprt af Mano og YlaItiner /
Soutbern paoifit Sern6anetompaas
mis- @mplob.
Sg ga Oenne GpiIoOe al national
sSnteresie er operitaaet, Tan Oct oGs
re goot at orage 2inien mellem
SanO6eO og. OpOigtning, Iom er
foretommet presien ON Ben rebel
fie Bloos Operationer De iioite 10
9ldr.
colorado 2rten" ligaer li9eiom
9aleItine un0er 0dbflaoen Wle6
6enIpn til 9fintl Og Sor06un0 er
osn ct Siositptte til 9Ggppten. 2is
geTom 2Ggppten, gamle aalO9d og
9abDlon er Ben ufru8tbdr u0en fun
iiig QtnoenoelIe df 9an0 gennem g
DerrisIing, men ligeiom oisie Gam
sc er Sen unoerlig frugtbar, mar
Soroen bliOer operrislet. Qtlfdffd
fludes s a 10 9an1e ON 9(dret,
0in0ruer pluftes ndar iom belit
fra Sum- til Sanuar. 0ette Cams
fanot @olora0oflooen aft, boaO
Tilen er for 2Ggbpten, og / 1901
begpnOte aolOniiatiOnen Der.
lloOitliugen git burtig, faa Der
Dag Dor 10000 MenneIfer ben
Del al Sen tioligere grten, Der st
tsnot uuoer GaOnet rSmperiul 9als
leD".
5or TO 9tar iioen BRIO GlOoen
paa @runo uf mdn9elfulot Sngenis
grarbeiOe los og fle0 gennem gamle
8Io0leier, gaep Og 2llumO 6loOerne,
til Salton Sint og forme0e Gallon
Se.
8 oeres 2e6 u0oioe0es Glooerne,
% ca. 1000 Qlcres opoDrfet 2dno %
ire 5armerbbtter bleo soeldgte. til
lige meO flere 5uiin0e 9tcres af e0e
3anO, ser meo 3i0en funoe blepet
per0ifulot.
Den laOeitliggenOe 5orm | Sms
periul Oalen er 124 SOB unosr
6dofluoen. Salton Ses Oberflaoe
er for 3ioen 200 500 unoer 6aps
pberFlaOen.
Oct pil6e Iaaleoes b9re neooenz
oist for @anOet at itiae 76 500
mere for at uaa Sen laoeTtlig9enos
Barm, 9bao Ser oiloe 6aOe tdget )
eIler 6 gtdrs uaf6ruot Strem.
9eretninger ON, at 6drme og 8ns
er bar Oaret unoer 9ano, er uIdnos
fGroige. Gn 5armsrbptte paa uops
6prtet 2ano, Iangt fra more Settles
menter, er Oct eneite 5ilfetoe al
osr Slags.
Oct bar life, bOao @anoet giors
oe. men bpao Oct trueoe meo at gre,
Ger gjorOe BET nsooenoigt at faa
ssIosn lmoer Gontrol.
preiiocnt gioofeOelt flyer | fit
S9rbuoifab, at bette 2ano ebentnelt
BIZ blipe p9ro fra $500 til $500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
gia Og Ger 6(aaOt canOsmdnO


!eoen Dag paa 9jprnet al 13. og
5arnam Street, forteller %. 3. g."
ut ban fun bdboe op6olOt fig fort
5io fer I 9dnoet, tunoe man mart
Ie. 9tt 6an par Oanif, oct beotite ct
Life Gmblem meo ct rsOt 6bi0t
Stag, Iom ban bar pad Sratteops
Ildget.
Oette tiltraf fig Opm9rtIom6eoen
fra en- ManO, Ser netop tom forbi.
6an itanoIeOe og tiltdlte Den unge
Rpfommer pdd bans WeoOersmadl.
ySeg fan ie pud oct t9re lille
5lug, at De er en- 2anosman6",
iagOe ban, og iad bar De mart !
Sumtule, Og glbtOmmeren fortalie,
at ban mdngleOe 2(r6eioe.
nSfte un0et emo Oet," IOareoe bans
bj9lpiome 2anOsman0, uber fan alle
faa 2(r6ejOe, naar oe bare pil. Seq
Ital itaffe Dem Sernbdnearbeioe TO-.
65 Dollars ON Wldune0en."
RDtommeren bar lpttelig. Siffet
6elo, at BAN traf i'm f9re 2dnos.
mdnO! Oenne fortlure0e 6dm imioz
lertio, at for at tunne drbejoe pe0
Sernbdnedr6ejoe bar oct ne0ben0igt
at BAN 6ao0e ct, bodO man tdlote
Sernbaneur, Ser altiO gap Sern6dnes
tioen. Den unge Wlano traf frem
lit GplinOerur, Iom 6dn 6db0e bait
me0 iig fra Oanndrt og mente, at
net par go0t not; men oen tore
Qdnosmdn0 lDtte0es oct at oper6epile
hdn ON, at ban mddtte babe ct
Sern6aneur, og Iuu trut ban bdm
ino til en- 6eten0t Ssoe oeo 9tdOn
Sam 2lOler, og oct enote meo, At
sen unge giDtommer blep al meo
fit gooe ounIte Gplinoerur og fit
ct @ulOur, og oa ban fun 6aooe en-
Draft" paa 40 Dollars, fit Seoen
og7ad sen MOB at gibe % Dollars
til6age.
glaturligois bar ser life no9et
Sern6dnedr6ejOe 0en Dag til 65
Dollars pr. NIaaneo, og @ulouret
oiIte fig at Oere uf Wle8Iing og al
6eles OerOilsIt, og oen Opofren9e
9unosmano bar iioen life Diit fig.
Der finoes 6el0igois Omaha life
mango uf Oen Slugs Slpngler, Iom
roennGonte 2an0smun0, foriitrer
8laoet; men man fan life o9re iitfer
ga Be ftnOes, Og ri fan life nofIpm
aOOare imOo at Iuoe fig tage oeo
N9Ien al Dem.
- qaIf. 6. @jsrup oe0 ct. 2tnss
gdrs &irte / G6cago bar mootdget
anlo ira %. 5. &irte"s Menigbeo,
RingIteO, ga. Den 7. 9(pril bil ban
bolOe 2tFiteospreoiten @9icago.
Den 3. 5ebr. or0inere6es /
DuneboO airte, SBler, &ano. sos.
Senien til PreIt for %. 5. airtes"
/
U1enig6e0er Diamond 2ate oJ
2trco, Minn., og QDbite, 9. DAT.
- paIt. 8al0enrar Senien, ser
er pad 5oreoragsrejIe og oirter for
OprettelIen at ct ltngOoms6la0
Den oanIfe &irte", fore0rager bl.
L. ON; rSrunotbigs tirfelige Spn
o. sen oanite &irfe Qlmerita".
- Gn Ttor 9oggaoe er III. nG6i.
| 9oiten" Tt9nfet @runo @iep Golle3s,
oen odnIte &irtes Stole 0es Wioi-
mes, al qaitOr Sucob 6olm, 5plpIe
Danmurt, ttolieere prait / 9tme.
rifa. 6un bar ienot to Sreoieoele
al i'm 9ogIunlins ooer til Stolen
gsaerne er allereoe arrioereoe ber
| til 2onoet, ibet Oe er ien0t fra
asben6apn iioit Sanlur. 5OrIeni
belTen BAR asiureret for 1.500 Str
| - @n 6anTf ameritanf
Bttle0bugger. = S oct oanfs
| aunitner6lao n8unIt"s iioIte 9eftt
IortGlles ON to odnIfsdmerifanit L.
aunItnere, baaoe Waalere og 8i0eo,
| 6ugaere Ser 6ar punoet Nnertens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
Sen ipeoalifes iiOite 9jebliffe.

5plgenoe Ipmpatetiife Stiloring at
en- Itatfels 2anosmanos iiOite Sjes
blitte too at lefe / u0artif Qmeris
faneren" af 20. os.:
@n Sang December Maaneo las
ite jeg / pWorlO", at Ser blanot De
Speoalife paa 8lacfpells Sslano
Iful0e pere en- 0aniter. Waen oct bar
Fprit Suleaften, at jeg berte noget
nermere ON bor itaffels fpeodlffe
2unosmdn0 Ole 9unien.
sye9 uotalte oa 9nitet ON at Bee
Ipgs ban, og Or. 9uorun 5olm fos
peoe peo 2ejlig6eo at tuge mig meo
Oerooer.
S9lIon1t not iful0e jeg fua bette
nit 9nIte opfplot iioIte Dag, ban
lebeoe; og 9oab mere bar, jsg fit COB
til at blioe 9jenoione til oen iioite
@leoe, ser bar bereot Ole 9anien
/ oenne 8eroen. 9(t set life bar id
ringe en- 8leoe, foritaar man, nddr
man 6prer, at oct bar 8reo fra
Ounmdrf og oct fprIte ft0en 1878.
Seq bar netop Or. 0olms 89lt
iioite llge, oa BUN ienote 8no ON at
fomme oper og leIe ct 0anif 8rep for
Ole 9anIen, fom 10 tillige bar
| blind. @i beItemte at tuge ooer 2ere
Sag gFtermiooag, men iioite 9iez
diff bleo Srf. 8. fOrbinoret paa
9runo af 4rafsis, fau jeg maatts
ggre Suren dlene.
6orIbnet meo Or. 9oGms Sort fit
| jeg Silla0elie til at Ie Ole 9dnien.
2Gere6e paa nMetropolitan 9ofpis
tal"s &"ntor fit jeg at bi0e, at 0et
par meget imaat me6 Ole. O9 ban
Ielo fortalte mig, at ban ct par
3imer bao0e baft Iaa0anne 8peI=
| ningsanfafO, al Sen9en bao0e rDitst
UNDER 6an.
Oet bar me6 megen 8eIoer, jeg
tunoe opfange bans Orb 8egbnz
oelIen, Iua pibenoe bar bans Stem
me, og ofte ufbrgoes ban uf 6oite@
dnFalo me0 meget o9 blo0igt Ops
Ippt. 6ans 9lniigt, bar9et at Spe=
oalIf6e0, bar oertil IortebIaat at
9ldn0eneO.
W}en set bar 10 greoet! grebet,
Iom ban bao0e Daft iioen SnsOag.
2i0t al Meningen bao6e ban 10 allez
reOe fadet operTdt pda @n9elif, men
BAN lengtes, fa90e 6an, eFter at faa
Oet Orb til anoet paa 8anif.
Oct merfeligIte 8reo, 6oao lt0enz
ifriften angif:
Sill
Ole 6anien pda 8lacfbell
2en peo gleb Yorf Ser br1ges
til 6oIpital for imitIomme Sb9z
BONNIE ban er fra Soretanoen
og bar oeret 8eitinoien.
2(meritd.
Oct farligTte Sn09olo. Qlfenoer
bar 9(rbej0smano g. 6unlens 9us
tru, W}prup, 6jennesleo ct, 9dn<
mart Sum unoerifreo fig imiolerz
ti6 !6uniine peoerien.
Sum 6apOe leit 9lbiIen ON sen
ipeoalTfe Ste 6anTen paa 8lactz
nells Sslano, og forItelligt tpoeoe
pua, at set bar Ben Mor6rooer, ION
| 6enoes Wao0er, 8aren, iaa ti0t bao~
Sc omtalt, ser bar reiit til @eitin=
0ien fort eFter BAN baboe ipillet
til 6enOes 8rbllup.
glu baOoe bum in9en 9fo paa fig
Fer BUN fit Tfrebet, o. ON 8reoet
nuae0e bam og 0et paa nogen Wtaaz
Sc lo6 fig gGre at Ioare, biloe bun,
hbis ban birfeli9 bar 6enoes Wtor@
bro0er, Itri0e igen omgnoenoe, oa
Ser bar faa meget, bun funoe lioe
at fortele bam. QtIe bans Sgifens
Sc bar lepenoe en0nu, nfaa ou fan
Neraf ilutte Big til, at Ser er 9jer@
ter, Iom iIudr barnlt for Dig /
Oanmurf. Saa forifellise Spprgss
maal, ON Ole bar gift, bapoe
9prn9 Om ban 6aooe mango
| Smerter2
I6un ptloe beoe 8or6erre linore
| bans Smerter. 6un biOite, 6pao
set bar at lioe, tbi bltn bar alorig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

bet eneite bnnIfe BIac N,nerifa,
oer ub9aar to DanBe ON llgtn.
uosipes af ~Daniib 2utb. 8ubl.
SOnie4. Blair. 0ebr.
prgue.Numre ienoes frit paa
Jorlangenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

(syortIettes paa SIDE 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
s,rmOrrboiOer belbrtOes 1914 9ose.

9nso Stntmsnt saranteres at belbreoe etboert
7ufnlbe af foenee inbpenoise. bfseeube eler frems
itubte SGmorrhoioer / 6 til IA 9ase, eaer Gengene
lbaaebetales. soc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
5OrfsIslie bslbreoet paa en- 1as.

Tag earatips Btomo nuinine Tablets. 9en
gene tbags ira ale gpotbefere. bbis lite bslbrebet
q. ". Grope's yldbH paa bprr 2Gite. 25e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

= nDaniferen" uo9aar to @ans
&c itgentIis os tofter $1.5O per
4argang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
Det nye liar.
Griifelig 5amiliealmanaf.
gris 20 Sent.

gris 20 Sent
vi bar oglaa noglc Subre Dlisiions
almanaffer og aIbolos gllmanaffer.
Sfulbc Der OGre rogen, Iom enonn
mangler 0anifc gllmanaffer. ba bebes
be beitille iamme inarel inoen DOrt
Cplas Ilipper op.
Saniib 9utb. En6l. '6onfe,
Blair, 9iebr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
CANS REASON,
Retires Because Training Is Hard and
He Has Money to Start Hotel.

Baltimore. Oct. 9.-Joe Cans has
reached town and declares he will en-
ter the prize ring no more. He says
he will be followed by a 40-horse
power and will devote all his time tn
autoing and attending to all the de-
tails of his "Goldfeld Hotel" that he
expects to open Saturday. Oct 10.
Cans hotel will cost $4,000. he
says and he adds that he will retire
with Il fortune of $6O.000.
Il am SO years old" said Cans last
night. and / have been in the prize
ring constantly for the last l6 years
] now retire the undisputed lightweight
champion. There are no more light
weights in sight. as Britt and Nelson
have all the fight taken out of them.
"Memsic is a good boy and really
did hand the title over to him. as was
published in the papers My 20 rounds
with him was no stall
"Memsic is young and strong. He
didn't mark me bit in the 20 rounds
and yet l felt as sore about the ribs
as in the battle with Nelson.
THE training is hard on me. Its
the training that's hard and not the
-. Continued on Page Five)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
Empire City Track Before
Court Of Appeals.
Princeton Rowing Crews 10
Have Two New Shells. m
Motor Boat Rules Regarding Races
Are to Be Changed.

New York, Oct. 9.-Mr. Butler, Presi-
dent of the Empire City Trotring Club.
who was so successful in his fight
against the State Racing Commission
in obtaining dates for the Empire City
track 1t Yonllers. continued his fight
for recognition by the state Racing
Commission Yesterday before the Court
Of Appeals at Albany.
This is the highest court IN the state.
and upon its decision depends the fate
OF the popular little race track at
Yonliers where so many thousands en-
ioyed seeing the races during the month
Of August. when the Jockey Club
meeting was being conducted at Sara
toga. a.s.
~ Mr.. Butler was able to conduct the
meeting at Empire City track in Au-
gust because he defeated the state
Racing Commission in the Appellate
Division. He was granted writ OF
Mandamus directing the State Racing
Commission to issue license to Mr..
But!er'S club.
The state Racing Commission ar-
pea!ed from this decision. thus BRING
ing lhecase IN to the Court Of Az
peal& where arguments We're heard
yesterday. The fact that racing III
Empire City during last August prov
cd so popular vii go long way To-.
ward winning Mr.. Butler his fight Tor
racing dates. The decision OF the
Court Of Appeals will be final, SO the
real fight is now on. Lawyers ana
followers of the turf feel confident that
MIR. Butler will win.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
BASKETBALL AGAIN.
Holy Cross Will Take Up the Gar1e
Dropped Last Winter.

Worcester, Oct. 9.--Holy Cross Col
legc will be represented by a basket
ball five again this year. Last winter
the college dropped the sport. but nW-
ing to tn" interest aroused in the class
series last year and the unusual
amount of fast material the athletic
association will support Il college team
again this year.
The teams turned ont annually 1T
Holy Cross We're among the fastest in
the college world. and this years
years should be no exception. Prom
inent players in the college are Ste
VenS. who played on the team for We
years before the sport was dropped ::
Casey. another old player. ana Dowd,
the baseball pitcher and a basket ban
player of repute.
Manager Thomas Ftherty is busy
arranging = schedule with college
teams. including Yale. Harvard and
Dartmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
CHANGE OF RULES.
important Meeting of American
pcwer Boat Association Scheduled.

New York. Oct. 81 meeting oil 'ne ,
American Power Boat Association VIII
be held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotter
on Wednesday. oct. 16. Secretary
Arson u. Cole has notified the mem
hers Of the business to be transacted.
It Is proposed To change the deco Oh
trust. governing matches for tn" cndi-
lengn cup so as to limit the races '"
boats of class y and to race without
time allowance.
Applications for membership. if ~"
articles Of association are amended,
must in future be made in writing ana
must be Endorsed by on" of the CLUBS IN
the association. An amendment mas
been proposed for the measurement oil
motors which will be added - ~"
present rule. This is as follows
IN two cycle engines having cor
preston cylinder or where some rot
ar,- compressor is used the constant
CC) shall be one-half of that for foui
cycle engines"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
NO INCREASE THIS FALL,
Seating Capacity Of Stadium at Har-
ward VIII Not Ee Changed.

Cambridge. Mass. oct. ct was
announced today that there will be no
Incr"as'" in the seating capacity of the
Stadium for the Harvard and Yale
football game this fan. hv the erection
Of temporary wooden stand at the
open end OF the arena
The Stadium accommodates about
5000 people. hui in the TWO Yale
games which have been played there,
the additional seats have raised : the
spectators to over 46.66u.
II Is against the policy Of the Har-
ward athletic authorities to have *
tla"rjinary c"owds paving high prices
for seats az athletic events, and as
soon rs the debt on the Stadium is
cancelled. there will la reduction
IN the price Of tickets and everything
viii be done to eliminate heavy re-
ceints. Eventually the Stadium will
be thrown open to Harvard men with
out charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
TO ENCOURAGE RUNNING.
Main Object of Long Distance Run in
New York on SATURDAY..

New York. oct. ?.-The main object
81 the 1o-miie run of the Amateur Attn
letic I'Eion. which will be held at the
Polo grounds on Saturday, Oct. Il, is TO
encourage distance running in America
AS this VIII be a national championship
u IS believed that there will he en-
tries from all over the country The
hrSt. second and third prizes will be
the regulation gold. silver and bronze
medals. and in addition there will be
seN"n souvenir medals for the next
seven men to finish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-10
belmont and Cove Will
Clash Monday Night.
Joe Thomas and Young Ket-
cheII 10 Meet Next Month.
Joe Cans Will Devote Attention to
MIS- Hotel Business.

Boston. oct. g-President William a.
Pierce announces that the Cooper So
cial and Athletic club. with rooms
corner Chardon and Green streets, will
open on Monday night with Percy
Cove of Seattle. Wash, the Human
Toothpick, and Albert belmont of
belmont of Medford in the main bout.
This contest is booked for - rounds
and the referee viii be- asked TO render
Il decision.
There are two other good bouts on
the program Each Of these will be of
six rounds duration. In the opener the
boxers will be Young Callahan Of Rox-
bury and Young Chisholm of Everett,
while Tommy ItawSon of East Boston.
who mas been doing we'll as profess
siOnal. will spar against Jack F'lavin
of Cambridge.
Cove vii, rot arrive here till Mon
day morning as he is booked for the
main bout at the National \. c., Phil
adelpHia Saturday night meeting Tom
my O'Toole. AS this is booked only for
rounds it will be Il good training stunt
for Cove.
There was some talk that belmont
would meet Freddy OBrien of Chelsea
in the main bout at the WinniSimmet
a. c., Chelsea. next week.
The Coopers will have the Boston
field clear for some time as it is doubt :
full if the Armury A. \. will open much
before Thanksgiving.
Lilly Burke, the Philadelphi;. welter-
weight, has gone to California for his
health. He will not fight for some time
h,lt no ~ in m, u
again look for bouts.
The date selected fer the o5-rOund
bout between Joe Thomas and George
CYOung) ketchell is Thursday. Nov. IS.
Thanksgiving day.. The fight will be
pulled off at the baseball park in San
Francisco. where Joe Cans and Jimmy
Britt fought their battle on Sept 9
They are to battle at 155 pounds. weigh
in four hours before the contest.
Before leaving for indianapolis with
Tommy Murphy. Johnny Oliver prom
ised Joe Humphreys. the New York
representative of the Englewood A. c.,
of New Haven, that in the event of
Murphy beating Packey Mcfarland
that he would let Tommy meet Johnny
Summers. the English fighter, before
that club for 10 rounds.
Phil Brock. he Cleveland fighter
who fought so we'll at New York sin
months ago has placed himself under
the management of Adam Ryan. tn,
Chicago fighter, who is trying to ar
range bouts before the Quaker City
clubs.
Very few of the clubs in New York
will attempt to weather the storm The
Crown \. G. of Brooklyn. which had d
tig place. has given up the ghost and
80 has the Sharkey a. c. a couple ol
the clubs have already advertised theil
folding opera chairs. rings and other
appurtenances. and it is possible thai
one or two of the clubs will continue
holding their bouts strictly in private
The New York ring patrons will b,
provided for in a way. however. The,
are lemons for anything that look.
like Il fight and SO the projected clul
at Greenwich is sure tn be big sue
cess ii the boomers only stick FOR s
while.
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SOMEWHAT CRIPPLED
But Bowdoin Football Team Will
Tackle Amherst Saturday.


brunswick. Nc. oct. 9.-(SreciaD.
Hard luck in the matter Of injuries
seems to stll pursue the Rowdoin
squad Timbcrlake.s wrenchcd. his
ankle quite badly andr will probably
I" Laid up for 4 couple of days HIS
position will be filed by either Har-
los" 90. or Ready 10. =
The backtieli continues to be shifted
and at present the backs are as fol-
lows; fullbacil. Lee: haltzAacks,
Gould and Files: quarterback. Barton.
Pau blanchard Will soon be able TO
play and with his experience apd
Strong playing qualities will make : q
very strong man for the team.
i'"Wd"in will play her next game
at Amherst Saturday, ana q hard con-
test is expected.
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What w addalI Thought.

When the Athletics fclt 50 good
over their prospects Of taking the
p"Hnant that WHOM they We're returning
from Detroit q quartet. composed Of
Monte Cross. Harry Davis, Lord and
oldring. got togo Their and began sing
ing some Of the popular airs Of the
day.
But Monte Cross, VINO has cultivat-
ed Epite. and who threatens to appear
on the vaudeville stage. has a distinct
liking for music Of a classical nature
and 81 he At last called halt on the
songs the quartet was Warbling and.
finding that ca"fi ii the mon knew the
opening ch"rls rom "Carrrn.'' hr
switched them on To this melody
All the players got an even start, and
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Williams SO: Middtebury o.

NilliHn,<tovn, Mass. oct. 9.-Willams
easily defeated Middlebmy College hero
today. the 81 ore Icing IS to 0. Tie Viii
liaEs PLAYERS used tho forward pass 10
great advantage ana found no difficulty
in crossing thei! opponents goal after
considerable gains with Tie new play In
the second half Williams put iii an en-
tire new team Of substitutes
TpuvlIIoWnS-Rot >. Peterson 8. G.
Brown l. Stocking /. Goals from touch
d"Wns-Wiiliams :. Lament l. Time Ism.
Periods, r. fierce, Easton, Yale. Umpire.
Carr. Middl"bmv. Timer, Ssley, Viii
lilms.
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Some of the Baseball Players
Know How to Say Clever Things.

Abattac hio Of he Pittsburg team is
one Of the clcvelcst boys in the bust
ness. and can play any position but the
pitcher :.
Bach. as tn" fans call him, is Il great
fellow for going around to parlor enter
tairmeEtS, ana PittSburg is noted for
this form "f 1rxatinn. At these par
Tor social that the clever BAH
player l. candy kid. too. on
account If ms good humor and his will
nSnesS to oDlisC.
The other night he, Lccch and I;cIu-
mont attended Il Soiree at the home of
some of the elite in the ncighborhnol of
Mount Washington. and the othe, two
fellows introduced Bach as an Italian
count.
The people present thought he was
the genuine article, and they made a
whole lot over the ball player This
was especially noticeable on the par. of
the ladies.
After few Of the musically inclined
folks present had favored the hearers
with Specinens of their art. both in
Strunental and vocal. Beaumont told
the hostess that Abattachio was a
skilled pianist.
Upon hearing this the lady of the
house sided over to the corner where
til" player was deep in converse with a
tair Ecung damsel, and she asked him:
My dear count, won't you play the
piano for u.s.
Sure" cried Abattachio. rising hur-
rjn1ly nd
rledly and going over to the instru-
men' "Oh. but | say" he exclaimed
where is the handle to the thing"