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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-18
WORkneN GRATEFUL.
Votes OF Thanks Adopted by Grand
Lodge after Convention.

VOfeS OF Thanks Adopted by Grand
Lodge after Convention.
The following resolutions were adopted
by unanimous vote o, the grand lodge
a. y. U. w., at session held III Aberdeen
April 10, IL, IL:
70 the Grand Loige OF Washington A.
o. U. W.
Your committee on resolutions begs
leave to offer the following:
Whereas. At each session of this grand
lodge, We find among the people, not
mem bers of the order perhaps. but who
are always ready to offer any possible
courtesy to our organic t,on, and
Whereas, 1t has come to the know.
ledge OF this grand body that Mr.. NJ. B.
Lytle, local agent OF the N. p. Il. K. Co.,
OF Aberdeen, has rendered his good Offices
to us in every possible way in his power
tn make our travel to and from a berdeen
as pleasant as possible, and has evt N
gone out of his province to plan sunshine
and fine weather for us during our stay,
all Of which We fully appreciate.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the
thanks of the grand lodge Re rendered 10
Mr.. M. B. Lytle, and that copy OF this
resolution be properly prepared anu Tor.
warded to him.
Respectfully submitted by committee
on Resolutions,
GEO. W. RACE,
f. II. BUTTERwoRTn,
l.. l.. ELLIS,
F. o. Cox.
f. l.. KRAUsE.
Resolved. That we, the body OF this
grand lodge. most sincerely thank the
mem bers OF Aberdeen lodge No. 81 and
the lodges of the Harbor and the honora.
BILE mayor and citizens Of Aberdeen for
their most hearty welcome aud courteous
treatment shown this grand lodge dur.
ing our short visit in their beautiful city
and that copy OF this resolution he
handed to the mayor OF Aberdeen and to
Aberdeen lodge No. 81 and Hoquiam
lodge No. As, and that copy be spread
on the Grand Lodge Journal.
Il. w. RACE,
L. L. ELLIS.
F. o. Cox,
F. L. KRAUsE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-18
Bitten by q Spider.

Through blood poisoning caused by q
spider bite, John Washington, OF Basque
vile. Tex. would have lost his leg which
became macs of running sores. bad he
not been persuaded to try Bucklen's Ar
MICA SaIve. He writes: 1.-The first ap.
piication relieved, and four boxes cured
all the Sores" Heals every core. 2tc
at Evans Drug Co. (
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-18

Read page 2, for real estate bargains.
DR.. d. A. Schumacher, over the State
Bank. 46.tf
White Pine congh cure is the best.
Evans Drug Co. tt
L. H. Burnett returned Tuesday from
visit to Seattle.
For signs Of all kinds. Alp West Heroa
st. Telephone 1851. tt
w. R. Mcfarland is rapidly recover
ing from All attack Of grip.
Dr.. D. A. Schumacher. physician and
surgeon, over the state Bank. 46tf
John Stafford has PURCHASED the City
Transfer Co. fr I'M Doyle 4 Kelley.
Dr.. u. G. Uric has office rooms over
Burnett's store. Phone 2441 or 1858. Al t
Edward Bennett was discharged from
St. Joseph's hospital this morning.
George Reynold wac discharged from
St. Joseph's hospital this morning.
Dr.. D. G. Uric has Office rooms over
Burneti's store. Phone 244l or 1858. 47-tf
Miss l.. McNally returned to her home
yesterday from St. Joseph's hospital.
Marshall & Wendell Piano for Sale.
Almost new. Inquire at HERALD office.
T. E. O'Neil left yesterday for an ex-
tended cruise in the timber in Oregon.
Mrs. A. Prista was removed from her
home to st. Joseph's hospital this morn.
ing.
Call mp johnston Transfer Co., 1893. for
DR.. Andrews, veterinary surgeon and
dentist. tt
Miss Jean Hayes has returned to Port
land to resume her studies at st. Helens
Hail.
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call IA.
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. tt
Mrs. D. C. Crivyea will leave Satur-
day for Warren, Oregon. to visit her
daughter.
Cow for sale. Will be fresh IN June
Kind ana gentle. Inquire 605 East Mar
ket street. 62.2t.
Mrs. John l.. Mcdonald. a pioneer
lady of Elma. visited friends in Aber-
deem yesterday.
Harding & Engen are having DWELL
ins house moved from Hume street near
ii to First and 3.
According TO the reports Of loggers
and farmers, the Wishkah road is the
worst IN Chehalis county.
Mrs. Betsy Allen, of Wausau, Wiscon-
sin. is visiting relatives on Gravs Harbor.
Mrs. Allen is a sister of Mrs. Albright OF
this city.
Il. T. Clern, formerly OF this city, who
is building large saw mill at Raymond,
was shaking hands with old Aberdeen
friends this week.
j. T. Tucker, who is visiting Henry
Schouwler, tell from the sidewalk at
Third aud II streets, Tuesday evening,
and received Slight injuries that will lay
him up a few days.
The body of Willard Chase, who died
at one of The local hospitals on Tuesday
morning, was shipped this morning from
the Woods Undertaking parlors to Cen
,ralia, where it will be inferred
The Jacobs Shoe company has bought
the shoe stock OF the Aberdeen Mercan-
tile company from their successors,
Messrs Kearney d Barr. The stock
will go on sale Saturday, and price re-
auctions will he the greatest Aberdeen
has ever seen. 1t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-18
Prize Baby of ChehaliS County.

The highest priced peram bulator or
go.cart-your choice-to be found in this
county, will be given the Boss Baby I'M
der two years OF age. Write the WASH
ingtonian, Hoquiam, for particulars, or
send the name of the Boss baby. 1t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-18

The Herald Il the most widely read
paper on 01ay's Harbor. Wise adveS.
tisers know It.
The evening world., 1907-12-23
ELEGATEs from more than sixty

NELEGATEs from more than sixty
coile-es viii be in attendance AT a
meeting of the IntercolieEia'e
A,h,e,ic Association Of tho United States
al tiie Murray Hitl Hotel SATURDAY.
Many Invitations have been sent out ana
all the representatives present VIII be
invited to participate in the discussion OF
important subjects
One OF the-e subjects wifi be the sam-
mcr baseball question to ee presented by
a special committee. and dfns.ic icsis!a-
tian is expected upon this AS wen a.
the ta-ket and football rules, also mao 8
the subjects OF special reports. iHs
election OF new committee 10 succeed
tit. pvescnt football .it!cs committee MI
y. held Changes in the constitution
and bylaws Will DC made 10 give tns
seven colleges reprefcnt.I IN tue ols'
committee permanent f'.pfeseata1tio
also to Increase the term OF the cohiri
once COMMITTEES. members TO three Year,;
Other new legislation Is proposed aisd
viii be classified by the executive com
NUTS, in Il meeting Friday evening
Topics for discussion at the NOR al,is
session and sneakers: BY Capt i'atiiei
s. Pierce. "Th. Origin, CROWN aha
The evening world., 1907-12-23
LONGBOAT IS BARRED
HERE AND IN LONDON

II all hinges ORA reputed agreement
entered into by Longhoa, to pose as an
amateur for nveGscars. when he ~as
to receive .ee.oc1 from Hugh Graham. OF
Montreal
Here is an extract from n letter re-
ceired by Iongbaat from Mr.. Graham:
II at the end OF FIVE years you are
st!ii in the athletic field. and 1t can be
,ruthfully said of you tnat you have
resisted temptation. KEEP. temperate and
ranged yourself on the side OF clean
sport. shall he pleased TO hand YOU
a check for $c.oo''
The Indian replied:
You are very kind. know how
you feel. You want canada.s name
KEEP, good: ]. feel the same. ! viii do
my best. Five years from to-day l
viii send you little bill FOR sa,osp. and
viii buy nice little wiswan sor my
best girl
This makes the Indian professional
and tAe English A. a. a. will never ae-
.cept the entry of an athlete under a
cloud. and l>ongboat Is now under sns-
pension by the Amateur Federation of
Canada
The evening world., 1907-12-23
BUSY WEEK FOR ALL
THE QUAKER FIGHTERS
tsneei.l 10 emo Eyenlnx Morld., },

PHILADELPHIA. Dec =. - The
Quaker ngh.crs vii, be kcp, busy TO-
day
Wiine Moody and Young I.oughrey
vii, nRht at Spring Garden A. G. to-
morrow. on Tuesday Mike Donovan. OF
Rochester. and Jack blackburn Will on
gage In. a ten-round contest At Reading.
or the Ave bouts at tire National A. G.
rntince IN Christmas, the Principal one
vii be between Jee Gaiiitad; OF caicaso.
and Young E.fn. Mickes Cannon. OF
p,tt,burE. and George Jansen. OF New
ynrk, md Tommy sullivan, OF Law
renee. and Eddie chnmbsrs
Al the Wayne n. G, Christmas night
,sreaSie Welsh. Of England. VIII face
Edaie Carter. J9e Wa,cott and Eddie
cbambers will meet In the Wind w a.
the Broadway ~ g. on Tharsdny;
jimmy q Gartiiner, OF Lowell. Mass WI,
meet the hes, man who Gan i be a,s sscprst i!,,.
AM and tNe National Will hold another
show on Saturday night.
The evening world., 1907-12-23
MISSED ONLY NINE
ShOTSIN II. 500.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dec. D. a
remarkable shooting exhibition. which
ended yesterday. a, Toeaperwein com.
nleted a tcn-day shooting series. dur
Ing whIss he sho, a, '..,aD targets ana
missed only nine,
This breaks the worlds record both
as to the number OF targets saot at'and
the number missed. Toepperwein closed
the exhibition In whrlw!nd fashion.
shooting al the mai $50 targets and
missing only one Toepperwcin used .
ss-calibre automatic rife and the block
targets were two and half inches
thick. They were thrown into the MIR
twenty feet from the marSsnan.
The evening world., 1907-12-23
late OPENING FOR The NATIONAL

5S-4Souto SuLuInittSs VI tiis league, stufn-a
prisinE Cnar!es II, Eb,tSs- o. B-ookiyn
barney Dresfu4s. OF TAittsburc. r1J
Garry Hermann. or Cincinnati hns
9etn i'lstsna.ed 10 ~ arrangs the toi,,
schedule With the Americans tint ,he
srasoh T''I open Aqr!l i6
Last year tho date ior The fr., E,s,.
ern sttnss vas AD.il II. During the ~
" eeSs g. the season wintry wea ,l,.-
lnitr.efs9i saTiously with the y,,rn.
Silee itsSh tisc @Aa,e-ican League J., ~.
sass> ,i!. !, rave araed agiater opening. Eresi.
dent Ban Jahaspn even went y, fny'.,ns..,
\ SsShf az 10 an.inIncn that thn t-nsrts,n
.i.sa -, Shs would open It's season a wa.i
/. ,@tss ,,t ~ rs whether The Sa,in.',, I,
isrrsssae rsa r,tg w. Z ..sreeahle or not '''o &
me 1Iants viii train al Martin
S9tlnss; lex, and MAY xSlYihstjon D., Z, x
.'t3las and Fort Worth arr,t,...
tnsnatS 70 tiiat rHtrt haeing hnyn,, ,,,''l I
W!siIAe locnf$'%gatls Nantyar NM. ~. ~ Y Y
5g rsat.h aT.ar;tfi fi,-:s,,stirxs aban. W.,
A y, ani t'in aaIaSre guard nf sl,is' IA ,iI,,. y
nlsaiifeis WI -eposf2 there The rars,t, y
WI io!n le!r MANAGER on Marsh !, z
n" Una, ga.nf Al DaiIas a,iI ~ may
81 ApfN p r. ttcf which tire iesyt, tytll
start fnr home Aprl ard t.ss, Tiii
alay atsLhlls Rani;: SnFlt b Hi is.,,it,,,
pus. q; apri5 W MI Waeellnt; ". ~
arriving IN Ne. S1ris on ttfn tS,gr, h, -, !,
~ A 1E' -+ls'' FfhiF :
The evening world., 1907-12-23
Pillows Americans Plan
First Chalapio Game ali
Polo Grounds April 16.

national League will mex, season
rttspee. f,rc Wishes Of the Amgriean
Iiasue and agree 10 later open
In, OF the sras9r thaa WAS schea-
I'll las, yeaE. il giving on,
uk spring trainins sehsdule& Of
TN Chants II 10 announced that t't4
islasf y SIN return 10 lac Poio Gtoiinds n
,o9 sxtnrday, APRIL Jill and Open iaa pre-
llkinary season with q game With tilc
itie University nine Itir 1e7sey ci:y
Fjssscrn i.eaEne teain ia seFatinlcd fpr
tia sIiirteeath Iad the Newark sailors
f,tr thu fourteenth. i II $50 IEnoaareG
titat the Buffalo cin5 will srrange RI
Plans No That II ean appear AZ ire P,ir
t4nNnds on Ap.al y. n-esamaolN the
The evening world., 1907-12-23
NEW YEARS CYCLE RUN.

The committee from tho Associated
cycling Clubs OF New York Is arrang-
ing 10 make the New Years run ia
TarrS,own this year the greatest event
4 large entry The riders start from
Central Park Circle Mt ~ o'clock mid
,night on Ian. J, The motorcycle race,
inls year VIII " an interesting feature.
,ndya. ,trtleder. slie motorcycle. honors
Iat,t YEAR are both confident " aRa,,,
lnt,lns % shs YEAR The run. " a sub
3,ts.tsitis sintc It takes place ~,
y, .ateFs Or Wcitncg conditions Six
Ss5tt4 ayo VI A. Hfaeil rod. III. In a
,Si,nn.na snnNeiorli, and required al-
,,,o.t elevrn hours 10 make the Journey.
mherefs thc record Ii one hour a.id
twat,ty-two minutes. Entries may 10
made a. Nc. 10 West Btxusth street.
The evening world., 1907-12-23
Another Boxing Club for Boston.
BURLEW HAS GOOD
COLT in ANGELUS

entries Ia French events. HIS trip now Il
70 arrange for sh!pinent and training abroad,
!, Dick had good day Of 1, a, the Fair
GsouHds saturday. Win his JOCKEY, Del.
ahY, u? he Won .t.h Dick Ro~e. n a. to
shot. with coitness, n TO chance, and
vas seconi II, the Preliminary DERBY WITH
Miss DriaFey. who WAS practically LEI, al
the post. only 10 be beaten a neck. "a
Trainer Elliott. OF Kentucky, believes n.
has second Lacien l.yre In James Cos
tsilo. sixtren-Year~old boy who can r.de
a. tishiyssix pounds. the boys father il
a physician, and his son has taken up rid.
ing Just out o! par~ love for the horse
and net out OF necessity.
Both Dainty neiie ard Or. Mccluer have
won t's races q, New Orleans.
John Boirn. Secretary OF the Brighton
Baach Racing AsEpc.at.oa. gets home from,
!.aS Angeles to-day % close next seszons .
Brighiaa stakes
Jockey Mountains fall fror Light Note
last Friday VIII probably keep him on The
ground for week. v. r.
The evening world., 1907-12-23

Nvailrr W, Rurnsan has hesn te,sirtr3as
n(srsger 81 tbs Ess,sfsi I.eat;us if4a nt
r9mHk tnr 1905. wtsitn res,iss. sAs rainat
titss sshc frurehsst wnaii We seqs!ea h,
M Bpssoa american I.egEVe c'lph aud IN
sSsH hsnassd by a piayrIr pf si'at ciun
tfletHsy games A. - Steaelas R'ns ,ass
wr3A asc srasani*d as sollsWs Tuesasy.
JtaFYard vs Crescent y, f,. TA,irsdtf. hafs
vSrt-+sF Hockey Club " Ssw Yars s,t
ayf.inf. c'olnmbis NJ Crescent N ;,
AAatk yoaay. eapEssn ~ tho rolMtnyia raa
st.ysty hasatAil :faal, has rrcftSfd i rs;
h sSs.-- -ffs,fn thifty eanaAstes wae viii be-
st4 practice iii ~ r,mtna-iiim cast' next
Nls&k.. J-aG;e i:a,isns, aith IN Pa.ladelrhIa
I Ars1syxn. last season. VIII p5Aasly aft as
/, T ..s-----
Eai fas tAten tsas;aflatleti Aal,
4 m lsssiia, Hsfss h 'ns.ssl4la lia8 saiit Msil
Il gtrf klystsl S,sssssss cse yegs ct lp4,iaE1
ssa sast ssssais ssiyfrstiiss n HaSaas3t
.ssssi.itaA Mas ttiGs fencing lraFi ilFif
|asssfSn nssa ssaiIsssM linsFisi. u 4, Byrpt
gass Il ~ IL III III iaFss ssaa ss;amaien.
( sAia srsfa d ss,e iH.sres!issiate. and n.
The evening world., 1907-12-23
HAYES AND o'Tool-E DRAW.
tsreelal . Ths i:y.ulns wor.a.l

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 2sS,--Tom-
my OToole and Grover HAYES. had i
hot scssion al tIie National 4. Z. Satur.
.drg tiiRat wita honors Even at the end
tho batter work at long range. several
times 3laa HaSes IN distress. Each time
Grover nc, OtToo.e half way and TIC
chiclsnni had tas betser q I, aylery mis-,
io srcgtt grourh or hold on Hnyes's
hard hitting sqWer was the surprise,
ana III the irsil round lie hud O'I'oolS
srogsy tromta right swing on tee jaw.
my with FtsOt uppcrcnt to thS jaw.
but each time OroVcr failed 10 follo& up
MS advantage. tsai'
The evening world., 1907-12-23

oM LoSGsoAT. the famous In
dian runner. will not toe the
= scratch in race for worlds hon
ors In London next year,
what il more. he Will not bo COM
petitor at the Pastlme A. c. games N
Madison Square Garden on June q.
Presiden, sullivan, of the A. a w.
has taken stand against the canad'an
redman that bars Kim from competing
IN the metropolitan district
The evening world., 1907-12-23
bANDON NOTES OF SPORT WORLD

i'srriits, 'aos sat.,ltute Eyrne Is a na
iigfal ssh-a champion, Fl Ike. whb -
iHitNidpai cfamrApFskih aonass h, iDoi
hai eIlfihle rsr t6c teip, this yeas
g57t #E# FrSt-T---
President tartsn " stamford ,in.rers,t,
gI'4iifgrnta n 40 aEis%fs NJ students .ald
thAs fIi- NIirElran t0othali ram. /. G.,tn
ethicaI uneht3Fllsn afid unspoftsntanifi.. =.
His asa s1id M.chiean hqa' htycd n,s9ra,.
tI3uois st Rainh Rpsr, Ent statymr3it i.
ssbSatsas -enelpjt as the other. \
|. q " Dariris has clc,ei his sninintnv
eAissg q fHf S~as by adding ts0 inst-4 Fvg.
Srls ID ais .lsiGsst&al or 4ll.a .Acsn-5 Va
"a S4rax IaI at 10 ~ fur ths tyi.ylri
haekSFtfoEF starime with bats Sands 4 = ,en,t
the sttp NJ the tank
The evening world., 1907-12-23
Agree to Box
ati35 Pounds Before Armory
a. h, Of Boston.
ny JOHN POLLOCK.

4 MATCH has al last been arranged
w between Packy McFarlani. OF
= Ch!caso. and Tommy Murphy
OF this city, They have been signed
up by Miah Murray. matchmaker OF the
n-Niy organized Arnury a. A.. OF. Bos-
ton. to engage in t~elve-round bout
at LIB pounds. at the opening show OF
the club, which Will come of on the
night os Jan. !. Murray aaa been try
Ing for some TINE To bring about a
match between these Two iighters. and
II was not until last night that all de-
The evening world., 1907-12-23
columbia's Swimming Schedule.

calpns.ss intercollegiate swimming meet,
have HetW annoinced by Managcs ", H.
Pei rsty arc Al, follows: Jan. II. d, O.,
y. r In tho Columbia saair Jan, III. inter
elars meet; Feb, - Princeton, al New YORK.
Ma-eh A. 81. g. ~ y. stc. G. y. X.
M.rch G, Pcnnssiya'ts. a, Pailadeiphtai
March ~, Harvard, IN New York. March
- Yale at New YorS ApF'i !. it,srsbilcgl.
.Ate chamrlon.hrs as pttnaeiun
The evening world., 1907-12-23
DRY DOCK STAG TONIGHT.

A fne programme Of bouts has been
arranged by Manager Joe Cain for the
weekly boxing stag of the Dry Dock
], Il, which viii hc ha.d In sts club.
NO ON East Tenlli street. near Ave-
ma q. to-ntght In the ,ninin ooub oi
~ rounds Leach Cross. the local light.
weight, VIII taekle kii a,a. sinner, ho q
twe,n evenly matched Boxers viii also
be decided.
The evening world., 1907-12-23

taiis for the conies. were compietea'
Both lads are. to hc allowed their ;raT-
cling expenses and besides viii hatte
for d per cent. OF the gross receipts ol
watch the winner Will get seventS.aSe
anG III. loser iwenta=ise PEI cent.
,o.Keefe Fights Harry Lewis Tonight
Pa, o. oKe-fe. the Irirh ehAinplon- will mes
Harry i<w!s for ter rounds before the WE
n!simmtt, \. G., Of Chelsea. Mass. 'o-n.Ens
,,,k...e has been substituted for Terry t.i aas
lin Nho Is suffering from stomach tfoapit
and WAS forced TO throw up the match.
Another Boxing CLUB for Boston.
Another club has rust been orxan'.Ha I
I.,~,on for the purposc OF hoid'nS eos.n
D. eoradueiei by Eddie keeyin Ths slnn NJ NJ,
hold liz firs, show In about three Weeks ~
Iii nryh,bly pu; on Cyclone johnny
.rhon,p.s.,, inc Western crack. and Iamfr,,
Gull. OF isrock,on. Mass. In the main boa'
of ten rounds
Erne and Gallagher to Battle.
young Ern...' y,he l.Eh,wetshs OF Phiia,
dei,,h.a. who i, ips, rounding into ,hape
The evening world., 1907-12-23
Hockey Club Wants Games

IRE Arrow Ii5eSrY ciup. 81 its teni. hss
organized fer 'ht winter, and w.ii play snl
teams that nsye open da.es isT su.tiasss
Ad.re~ n. D. Whiting, manager. No. I'll
The evening world., 1907-12-23
COLLEGES TO
DISCUSS ATHLETICS

Function OF the 7. A. AZ. BY i'ros J.sF.g
Kemp, Columbia. THE Ftnrsiga OF .Ati-
lstics In College I.,fc:." h8 pr. Luther
II, G1lick, ''hiuate3irtsfTr and by br-
Phillips Sfnherf.;. "lnteEcoiltgsnte Atm
The evening world., 1907-12-23

scales. II he really Us middicWeiSht
he Is surely the blgges. one In appear
b ancc In the ring. He has broader
sholl4er than most OF tho biggest
heaey weights. and Is thickly and hsasi-'
" bntY from the waist up. 49,
JACK Iohnson, tile heavyweight, Is
.nsasps as clever rs Cans. Althoush the
may be true. there are few lighters
{ among the aeavywe.ghts who can I,fnss
him hard enough to make II Come ons.
ss l eapon as5 ~ os shnsen e hs Z ass
dents5
x<gv7HY IS IL" I asked we'll
WI xnown scientist few days
ago, that 30 many negro
hgH69s have such magniticently de-
Syeioped torsos a man lks Lang, Lang,
be considered more Of . muscular phe-
nomeno1 than Sharkey. The only white
man can think of on the spur OF the
MackenschIs "a t2ss
s-The caugc Is simple physical
fact, replied the scientist. DID you
ever notice how brisat negro children
4 thsy are fully rs bright as wnite ciii-
Seiopn,ent stops. 4 nssro ot twensy-
nne Is Sun more or ieSs OF child in
S hts tastes and actions
/; 'lt Is u raeiai characteristic that the
negro's SKULL sSlidifies ut Yer, early
\ age. The sutures grow together, Afier
that tnere Is no room for further de-
yelopmcnt or the brain. y white man's =
skull drv lops flor several years longer
than d neSros s. His brain grows unit.
he Ia fuav inaturcd before The xku..
Il SfpAes It's final form.
'.Tke white mans development 10
Soua..y divided between body and Drain.
The negro's, when tile brain stops de-
y ,yeioptag. III ali turned into the channel
OF paya.eai development, ThAs = the rea.
con thsL. you 4se 80 many we'll developed d
negroes among tho fighters. The same
\, reasons explain the mastery Of the
white races over the negro ever since
the dawn ot 4history9 The white mans
btNin development has made him mas
ter. and the rcgro's muscular de.n!op.
! tncnt has made him the worker foi tnt
nations of The earth. With ;he7Awhttt
"A fran,s brain 10 direct and the negro.
u strength to do the work Egypt built the
pyramids. To-day all along the north
erit coast OF Africa and In the sand,
deAerts OF Arabia and Persia. moderf
4, acltntists are. finding traces of thou
sands OF miles OF ancient irriya,ing
estnals that were greater In conception
tbhn II anything In the Modern world
They were designed by the ruling race,
S a3d "Suilt hy negro sfaYes--rnii!ions q
titem. They nsed TO think nothing D
wkartng out nifty or a hundred ,housan,
sikvKs In the construction OF gfea
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GOODMAN NJ m.dden !. Dry Dock A. c.

Jack Goodman and Frankie Madden. who
Nrre. to have boxed s.1 round 90 4. tho
i.snS Acrc 4. u week from Thursday
zniShi. Will come together Instead a, t.le stag
Y De pulled MI by the Dry Dock A c., on
Ear Tenth street. a week from tonight
Matchmaker Joe Cain WAS anxious TO hhyo
tho lads box st tho Dry Dock A. C, and
offered good !ndaeements. which were ae-
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w,toot. 10 Fioht Eddie Chambers.

csing 10 stomach trouble. Terry Martin.
NE Qg.1ker CIT, weltcr-at,sh,. VIII not be
sr AK rounds AT the Broadway A. G.; o.
ahiladciphia. on Thurstay night Lev
Bailey matchmaker OF the club. has Sc
.uted Eddie Chambers, the Quaker Ciiy
poxrr. to meet Walcptt ins;nad. Chambers
ss also matched 10 meet Tommy SULLIVAN
!. Lawrence Mass. Al tho National n G.,
n ChrtstuAs afternoon
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EMS
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fighter, regardless OF weight
claims to be and is
greatest fighters haven't angod the
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Injunction VIII Stop the "cops.r

Tho six round boat between Willie Lewis
and Pat q. kersfc. which was prevented from
Tanrstay nigh; on acrnuny OF police inter
ference. fsiIl Sas>e oft on Thursday evening
ply 70 the Supreme Court to-day Tor. an in.
Junction TO prevent tae pnirs from enter.
Ing the cluh-Aonre. Fuchs VIII no do,itk eel,
tue Injunction, as the club claim thry have
an cxrellsnt case asalnsi the police Tor on.