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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
BONNER HAS ALL THE
BEST OF CALLAHAN

fhIad"lphla Nov. Tim Gala
nan ~ tins city failed to last fo1tr
rounds in his bout with Jim Bonner
81 Summit Hill 1t Broadway A. q
last night lew Bailey WAS obliged Il
can . hat IN tho fourth round. wllc1
Callahan was groggy. staggering about
me rln" at the mercy Of his opponent
About tn" middle of the second ro,lnt
l'"nner put Callahan down for the
count Of nine.
Twlc" more during this round Gala
ran WAS sent to the mat. Tim fought
gamely at the opening Of the third
round. bu' Bonner forced him around
the ring aud sent Callahan to the noor
tour times before the hell came t,
Tins relief The minutes rest did
Callahan little good and the fourth
round opened by Bonner srorine
another knorkdown whom the refnree
stopped the onesidpd affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
EIGHT STRONG MEN
Needed 10 Hold On Captains Wh'skers
in Gale, Dcic!,anty Says

lin. ,elcllantv. who has al TIC car
marks Of being a star bali player i'll ihc
season of 1905. and it IS hoped Tor S2N
oral seasons after. is d young gentleman
WHO might he termed 4 master, when 1t
comes to language Of til" descriptive
variety.
Whrr jim starts ont to tell anything
ono NAY u" sure that he will get off
comet hing nt"-cating as well as original.
ON tn. NaShinGtpnG second trip to
Detroit lat season Del.hanty WAS one of
tho members "f tie team. and while
crossing from cleveland to D'trJtt = ser
4 h;.sy wind sweeps DER any Of tn" fly"
great lakes You can gamble on i that
there is sonnet hing Il Ding.
on this particular occasion ~" wind
carried "a something scrhnda lors. Tn,
boat cot . rocking Ill right. and the
folks III both Cleveland and Detroit be
gam to HAY" some frars for HE safety a:
tile boat which carried tn" nimllc spike
shoe lads The winI increased as the
night advanced. and rcopl" in Detroit
remained NJ I'll uiLl the lake front
$" great WAS thc.l anxiety for friends on
he steamer.
Several Of tHc members If the nctrcit
club became - apprenticeship" that they
made il their business to iuitcr around
tn" water front uutl IL" bpa: finally.
much wclth.rb' aten, cam" SloWly up to
hog wharf ~" next morning.
on" of these Detroit nlavcre -~as the
celebrated " William Cou-hlin. ana the first
rei.;un Who caught sight of Hill WAS
nclehEtv. who. when u" saw the ,-n"d-
naturh cnultcnancc If Capt Coughln
threw himself into lis arms and with
MANY hcr"ics faxed Wecpln.. spell
When Eli WAS able At Iast Ia -Dt Jim
int" i sensihlr mood, i" said 10 that
m",yN 1,i-up.
That was > terrible wind rnu i.aJ on
III" take lazt night wasn't II Im2''
WAS it," cried Jim. With i ,.ri,n:ce,
as if the recollection "f III" nights rx-
rrrience was almost tun much rnr lin.
on can Wei say it was. bill cough,in.
WIZ. h"'i"ve ~" ~ not went on Jim.
n" wind was 50 furiou; that il re-
Hured tho services "f six strong sailors.
With the assistance Of charley Hickman
and my@elf to h"ld tn. captains wiis1rr;
on =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
BASEBALL MAN ARRIVES
A TRiFLE TOO LAT

M-L.rlIng. ". Va. Nov. ''.-.i"r
Dovlc nf tie New York Americans,
e,id to he the slowest pitcher in thu
ior taCues. came to Wheeling ld'''
Tuesday to claim as his bride Miss
Margaret McCloud. Il pretty SaleSlaiH
in 4 local DEPARTMENT store. ana 1ou'h'
that she mad fled with another he ND
sent her Il sum of money. SAID TO ~
$6m with which to- purchase ne,
wedding trouSscal. and he almost
.lcspairi of ever seeing the bridal fInerA
which his money bought.
BOYLE courted Miss Mccloud while ht
was vj,h the Wheeling Central Lcagu.
team two seasons ago, and nc las lr"-
uuently been here since getting into inc
ma jN, ranks Miss McClOud hoarde,
With Mrs Cooper. in Bridgeport. ONO
dirprtii. across the river from this cl',
Mrs. cooper says she resigned ier posi-
ton last Saturday after having large
Quantities of dry goods sent tc her ad-
dress. and that She has not seen ne,
since that date. She declares that tht
Young lady has been receiving the ~
tcntioni Of q former sweetheart, VINO i
a travelling salesman living in Barnes
vile, Ohio, and it is believed mat Si!'
has welded her first love
nryEc called at Mrs. Co"pcr'S and was
told that Miss McCl"ud was gone ant
nobody could tell where. boy lc r"nlain-
20; but on" day. It IS not KNOW
whether he left for Miss McCl"ud' :.
former bone in UarriTville, ohio, or r.
turned to his; own home. Tie made NJ
effort to conceal his chaGrin, and hi'
local admirers deeply synpathizc witt
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
RO4E a BOOKkEEpER,
Chicago Boy Great lad to Hold Out
a Borrowed Volume.

Young Robe of the Chicago Cub Is !,
b""l;k""por rs occupation, ana used to
work At that business before lie was 81
fortunate rs I" develop into ! Grst-cl3ss
ball player, which enables lin to make
more money IN one seaS,n than half
dozen bonkkeeperS can earn III q i;k4
number Of months
Rob" is q thrifty lad. ana in tho off
season he still follows lis earlier occri-
patton.
Whom tie Chicago team vas last i,
Washington the talk among the players
turned I" IN" question what each man
was going e q" during the snow-nying
season.
After Hickman and White mad declared
their intention Of remaining in Washing
ton. where Charley is going ID study den
tistry. while Doc is going to practice thu
same. Fielder Jones said:
VOL, Eohe will be all right, as lie is
crackeriack bookkeeper.'
He sure is that" replied the merry
70, "a WASH ia. , las ne has been keeping a
ginning Of the season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16

High. purinl, his fir.t year ~ Fat"H
he did not show IN very rromlSingly
as q center bilt t.l@t y,lr u" got dow II
tn business and mad" coulter on Wh1i
proved tnr br tin, championship team
of the STATE.
He has been a good man IT thtt ro-
sitinn and has mad" il cr",iItHhiF show
ing this wear
on" Of tnchran'# best qualities II
his fighting spirit when i'll the i;ame
and his rollrtr spirit when ont of the
game. H." has tn" push and ability of
n good captain and there is no doubt
but that II" Viii INSPIRE confidence III
men and Will build NJ u good team
next year
Ike" as II" i. better known around
the Bates halls aud ~ tn" athletic
field W"ulI acrIn rather stout To en-
gage il othcr active forms Of athletics
WEIGHING, at present IL, pounds strip
pcd. but nevertheless ito fnS figured is
i fast man in u" class basketball
games her" ana tie lta'; dnr" sonie
work. in III" weights although nothing
alarming.
cochran l. \ strong man iii society
figuring chiefly us 4 dchatcr.
In receiving til" cHptain@hip Coch-
ran has with il TIA" hearty approva
and best Ni.-he+ TOR s.ucrr5f Of every
rutn in Ett"",
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
GOTCH MAKES LIGHT
OF WRESTLER ROGERS.

milwaukee,. Nov 14.-Frank Gotch
the American champion wrestler.
thinks il is an injustice to American
mat artists and the public to have a
man like Joe Rogers. Of New York. rep
resent America. against George Hack
enschmldt. the worlds champion in a
match for the title il London. England.
what right has Tom O'Rourkc. Oh
Now York to take a man like Rogers
- man l can throw ten times III an
holIr--to England to represent inns
country in i match for the world
ch,ripirnship" said Gotch today
..x,.by there are several WreStlcrS her"
,.b,, .an beat Rogers. Fred EecIl. of
,I,,sbtrld. Wis. would make him look
I.,.a , s;acond-ratcr | don't mind the
man crnl, over to get the money but
Iet him 20 into his class. and not pose
>, :, champion Of America when n" 4
Nowhere near 1t.
II haze ttird hard to get match
viii, Itackenschmtt for the last t"'
,..,r,; hit nave not succeeded, and tn
n.,I, conclusion to be reached IS l!la'
J.. il .fraid. The Kansas City ConNtn-
,i,,, IAN people offered Hackenschind'
x50Oa cash for five exhibition matches
aud A purse of $4,000 to Wrostle me l"'
TIA tilln. the same to be spit any WY
he wi.;Icd- winner take all - ana -
80. % and ,0--hut he declined al T'o
,neiti.u., On the prcteXt of hiVlne
theatrical engagements
.'?t,,t WAS two years ago and ne SUI
rl,i,ns to he champion. although ne "
| flsos to wrr4tlc for the title. lie wa:
offered SO "c0 cash I" make the irll
! |, re and he could have had Siao"'
III. won. THAT is pretty high ana NOR
,rau re can make in England IN M
sam" length of time. lie IS lai'i'
hearted. in my opinion. and not Goo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16

People often ask what is a good
brand Of Salmon. "Argo Red Salmon"
IS the best possible answer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16

Further Sporting news will be found
on Page II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
CANS SAYS NELSON is
AFRAID TO MEET HIM

New York. Nov. 15-Joe Cans was
talking fight the other day while walk
ing up and down in his new hotel.
i do not intend to fight again unless
there is some big money in sight for
me with Mcfarland Memsic or any
other good lightweight 1t looks as if
Continued on Page Five)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
CATCHER SMITH CATCHES
BOLD, BAD ROBRER

Atlanta. NOV. 1,-Sid SmitI, catcher
of the Atlanta hal team. vino has bccn
drafted by the Philadelphia Americans
was Victim Of a holduD man last
nisnt- SD Put up a hard fight and
hnaIly captured the fellow and turned
him over to the police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-16
COCHRAN CAPTAIN or
BATES FOOTBALL TEAM.

Lewiston. Me. Nov. 15.-(Specian.
Isaac G. Cochran. 'oa. was TODAY
chosen captain of the football team,
for the ensuing year. Cochran ana
Cob We're both candidates for tho no
sition and either one would make a
good man for the position.
cochran fitted at Rochester. \. H.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
cAlRO's NEW TRIBE or
RED MEN CHOOSE OFFICERS.

Ohioah Tribe No 32G OF Red Men
organized in this city Saturday night
as stated In Sundays Bulletin, has
chosen te following officers. who will
lie installed later:
Frank Hagey, prophet W. ]. Buch-
Anan sachem J. G. Zonne, senior
sycamore: III. L. Boerschel, junior
sycamore; r. A. Hatcher chief of re-
cords; George j. Gilmore. king OF
wampam; James B. Gilmore. first
sannap. A. L. Boerschel. second san
zap: Fred hotter guard of wig
wam: J. r. Barbee. guard Of forest
Herman Lazarus, Louis Lynch, II. T.
fhoman and w. r. Wilhelm. war
.iors: Gus Haas George Bertram, W.
J. Kelsey and A. e. Boersehel. braves;
4. ]. Ross. E. ]. Riggle and George
MCGEE, trustees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17

The later can not speak English
and had Habeeb Saliba, well known
representative Of his nationality as
his interpreter in court
Attorney Niece the negro lawyer.
defended the prisoner bur with poor
success, for Bates was convicted and
sentenced to the state reformatory at
Pontiac, being young in years but oil
in crime. This viii be his third term
at Pontiac
Frank X. White, a negro preacher.
was sentenced 10 the penitentialy
for passing d Confederate $5 bin upon
Lawson Baker, another negro. in pay
ment fer cents worth Of cigars my
which deal he realized sl.95 Of good
money.
The case of Potts who allowed a
prisoner to escape was continued to
the next term of court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
NEWS OF RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
General and Local Notes.

The river marked I6.S feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing
no change in "a hours
Rising rivers were reported yester-
day from points above here as fol-
lows: Pittsburg "a. Evansville 90,
Mt. Vernon IA, Paducah 0.6.
The Charlotte Boeckler went south
with two empties.
The r., Dunbar made her Paducah
trip yesterday ais usual.
The Wash Honsheil is on her way
south with seven empties.
The Fred Hartweg went I'D the
Ohio to help the Finley out with her
coal tow.
The John S. Summers brought up
two barges of logs, one each for the
Neis Peterson Lumber Co., and tho
Chicago Mil
The Peters Lee left Memphis yes
terday for Cairo and st. Louis. She
will be here tonight or in the morn
ing At Memphis she put off 375
packages of merchandise, 1S head of
IOfhts and mules.
Low water at the Sisters is said to
have detained the John A. Wood and
tow OF empties.
The John $. Hopkins has resumed
her place in the Eyansville-P aducah
trade.
The Stacker Lee will be In port
this morning from st. Louis, bound
for Memphis.
The City of Saltillo is overdue out
from st, Louis, for Tennessee river.
Report has it that steamers Ten
nessee and Chester, which were IA
the presidential feet. are to be char
tered for service in the lower Missis
sippi this winter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
Minstrels Next Week.

An exceptionally clever list Of rag
time song. dance and selections this
season By the comedians Of u. A. Co.
burns Greater Minstrel the very
latest and best to be had OF all writer's
carefully selected and adapted to
each mans requirements, gives life
and color to the singing feature OF
the big show. and provides the best
mixed programme IN years for the
new first part, while the performers
headed by Dan Holt, Joe Dunleavy.
Tommy Calvin, Billy Morris, Roy
Peck James CcClain in the black face
singers and dancers furnish an up-
roariously funny bundle of new jokes,
stories and witticisms. which have
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville. will con
tinue rising during the next "A hours.
then fall for several days. AT Mt.
Vernon Will continue rising during
the next Sc to rs hours, then fall for
several days. Al Paducah, will con.
,iaume rising during the next or 5
days. At Cairo, will begin rising
within "a hours and rise for or }
DAYS.
The Tennessee from Florence TO be-
lev JohnsonyiIle, will continue fall
ing slowly during the next 4S hours
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis to above Cairo, will continue
falling during the next 4S hours.
~ NJ CUNNINGHAM,
Observer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17

The Moonshiners Daughter" is the
title Of successful melodrama which
las been meeting with great favor
:iie past FIVE years and which viii be
seen at the Cairo opera house Satur.
DAY. Oct 18th. There is a pretty love
story nicely woven throughout the
play depicting the adventures Of the
Moonshiners in a NEST realistic and
thrilling manner Incidents from the
famous Hatfeld-Tavlor fead OF Ken
lucky and Tennessee are shown in a
wildly true manner. 4 raid on an
Illicit still and the fight that follows
between the Moonshiners and Rsve-
nue. men is another feature. A nun
Der Ct clever specialties are intro
duced many Of them direct from the
leading vaudeville theatres Of the
country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
JUNIORS WON
At BASKET BALL
WRESTED GAME FROM sOPHo-
MoRES BY SCORE OF 5 TO 4
GAME PLAYED AT HIGH
SCHOOL.

The Juniors and the Sophomore
basketball teams of the Cairo High
School played game yesterday at
hue school the Juniors winning by a
score of to 4.
The lineup was as follows:
Juniors, Schuh. captain and cen
ter; Butler aud Vincent. guards: Pen
nebaker and Emit forwards
Sophomores: Gadbois. captain and
guard; Hill and Reed. forwards: Neif,
center; Lynch and Calvin. guards.
Goals; Sophomrres. Hill ]. Reed
!. Juniors: Emf 2. pennebaker /.
Referees Prof T. c. Clendenen
and Prof. Rcby; timekeeper. John
Holheinz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS

every whit as exciting as any ever
tried in court. and added TO that you
get more thrills and more knowledge
IN three hours than you would in a
court room in three years It must
be a brilliant lawyer who cannot find
a new legal point worth knowing in
The Woman in The Case" and for
the young man who hopes to practice
law. it should be part Of his education
to see this play"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
A Detective story.

II the opinion of one OF the experts
ir criminal law is worth anything,
then there Is not lawyer in the city
who will fail to see Helen GRAVITY at
the Cairo opera house on Friday oct.
18th for one night in clyde F,itch's
greatest play THE Woman in The
Case" This authority. speaking re-
Gently said: Here is a criminal case
The scenery and costumes were APP
and beautiful throughout.
The cast gave a competent interpre.
tation Of the parts, the work Of the
leaders being especially good.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
THREE SUICIDES OCCUR
IN THlRTY-Slx HOURS,

Louisville. KY. Oct 1G. Marion
Marlin, aged 81 killed himself with
laudanum because he failed to effect
a reconciliation with his wife. His
was the third suicide in Sc hours
Jacob Ulrich killed himself with car
bolie acid on having learned his d.
yorced wife was dead. William Gel.
ger, II years old, school boy, shot
himself for no known reason.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
REVIVAL SERVICES
WELL ATTENDED
EVANGELIST BOWERS, OF RED
BIRD, MO-, CONDUCTS MEET
lNcs AT METHODIST
CHURCH, SOUTH.

There We're three conversions at the
revival services held last night at the
Southern Methodist church at Thirty
seventh and Elm street There was
a large congregation.
Rev, Bowers, Of Red Bird, Mo. the
evangelist. y making a deep impress.
sion by his sermons The members
Of the church invite their friends OF
all denominations to attend the meet
ings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
NO HOPE FOR HAU.

Leipsic. Germany Oct. 1G,--The SUI
prene court today rejected the ap-
peal Of counsel for Karl Hau, formerly
OF Washington d, G., for d revision
Of the sentence condemning him 70
death for the murder Of his mother
inlaw, Frau Moliter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
SYRIAN VS.. AFRICAN
IN CIRCUIT COURT
GEORGE MALOOF HAS fNTERPRE-
TER TO GIVE EVIDENCE
AGAINST MAN WHO
ROBBED HIM.

A Syrian and an African were op.
ponets yesterday in case in the cir
cult court when WIN Bates. a negro.
was tried for stealing sl0265 from
George Maloof a Syrian merchant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
U. S. EXPRESS DIVIDEND.

New York, Oct lG.-Directors Of
the United States Express company
today declared sgmi-annual dividend
al 81 per share as compared with 81
for the same period last year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
"Eausts

Faust win be presented at the
opera house Monday night. Oct p.
b. Porter J. White and his company.
Speaking CT this play and company
the Toledo Blade said. The Peoples
theatre has one OF the strongest at
fractions Of the season IN Porter J.
Whites production Of ~Faust.r which
opened yesterday afternoon. and viii
be seen the remainder of the week
The mechanical and stage devices.
including all the effects. were perfect
and operated in faultless manner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
yicksbnrs is prenaring to give the

Vicksburg is preparing to give the
president a grand reception soon.
Forty-two hours is claimed to have
been the Atoms time from Memphis
to St Louis, distance Of $50
miles.
1t is announced that during the
summer season just closed the steam
er City of Providence carried $50,
1856 passengers on excursions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17

Yesterday was fair and quiet The
government bulletin reported rain
from five points, all light, and none
in the river valleys excepting St
Louis where rs fell. The extremes
OF temperature were so at Phoenix,
ARK, and 80 at Scranton and Ashe-
willie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17

not been heard before with minstrel
attractions. Next Tuesday, Oct. y,
at the Cairo opera house,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
Eorecas For Today.

Cairo and vicinity ISSUED at Chi.
cago): Generally fair with moder-
ate temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-17
General CONDITIONS.

At IL midnight tstreet fec0rdJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
YESTERDAYS RACES
OAKLAND

First race. ono mite Sam McGib
boa. ii5 lGarKunl. % /. Non. Col
WarWick. IT'S. second. Alta Spa.
it5. third Time. ifsis.
Second race. threeaunrteFs mile
Belle Kinney. i0a tRicci. > 10 3
NDn. MAY Ameiia te5. second The
Mighty. ios. third. Time. istT25.
Third race, threeqnarssrs mile
Margaret Randolph. i02 liiutisTi. ?
10 2. won. Billy Pullman. io2. sec
oud narrlngtou. 1876. third Time,
l.tT85
Fourth race. QUO mile and 50
yards MaaHa. "a u.yuchl. s ID 8,
won. Legatee. %. second. Woolma.
%. third Time. its2b.
Fifth race. one mile Sea Air. ia
lileathrrtuni TO 4. won Narden
Veil. 100. second. Butte. ~ third
Time. 80.
Sixth race. eleven slxieeniha mile
College widow. - fLynehl. ia
g. won. FoIlie L.. %. second. Or.
Coleman. les. third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
DOPE SHEET GIVES NO TIP
ON ATTELL- MORAN CONTEST

DO this with ease. and Moran says
he can. but there are those who
doubt a. and count Il point la
favor OF Attcil
Moran ~ a younger man, who
has improved greatly during The
laat year. At,eli has been going
the pace OF ringalde atrcnuoaity
since 1900. and reached the top
notch some time ago Attcll ii the
essence 81 ring cicvegncas. while
Moran has a sort of happy gosluoky
combination ~ science aud as.
grcsslvenees lie has, Il o. claimed,
the harder punch of the two. and II
thought 60 possess q little more en-.
durancc
However one Views the relative
mvrlts OF the two men. the scale
does not 10 much To either aide
The two lads VIII fight tn the
now famous Mission arena. where
nosher nilir Sauiros lasted a
scant round against Tommy Burns
The contest has not only an inter
national. but an lulerrciiglous sig
niiieauce. as Atiell Is the only lie
hrow fighter. aside from Choynski,
who has done great things in the
ring Moran is claimed By both
the English and Irish. the latter
arguing that he couldn't have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

fcatherwelght championship o. the
weridf
The fIght fans Of two nations are
eagerly scanning the dope books
fof an answer. but. 50 far there
are mighty small odds Ia slsht for
sither man.
II is probable that the nngsldc
betting viii b ie to =. IN favor 81
Atteli. who. Il u claimed. has
never had 20 extend himself during
his last half dozen fights On the
other hand. one must remember
that Il took Atteil 20 rounds Of
very hard fighting 10 win q de-
cisfon over Frankie Neil In 1905
while Moran knocked Neil ont cold
in Is rounds short time ago. Two
questions arise in this considera.
ton First--Dsd Neil retruErahc
between the Attell and Moran
fights The oracles say he pat up
the scrap Of his life against Moran.
Second-~fias Atteil improved since
he fought with Nelif To this the
aofre artists enter a negative. lie
has been fighting too long. they
say. for a years experience TO
make him any better
Still another point 20 consider Is
the fact that Moran will have 20
make a little lighter weight Nith
Atteii than he did for Neil With
the latter he fought AZ i22 In the
evening. while for Afteil he will
have TO make f2a nearly three
hours before the fight Attell cnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
los ANGELES

First race. five eiFhths mile
Gene Wood. TO fkoaai. : % 9
son. inspector BYRD. 10. SECOND
Veima c. iio. third. Time. 1 90 90
SECOND race. threcquariars mile
Hereafter. TO fkuuEl. a. 10
Nou. Norfolk. iO5. second. Grad
tia. los. third Time. ia.
Thifd race One mile and three
Hixtsenihn First Peep. 81 fArchi
bald. Z 10 /. won KlnEman. 100.
second. Faaioso. -. third. Time
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Fourth race. one mile Acrobat
i0l lnurusi. 3 TO 8. won. va r
Fryer. i0s. second "a hail. 100
third Time. 1873
Fifth race. neyen.clEhths mile
Nlblick. i07 lGoidsteinl 3 % q. won
Lady Vashu. in1. second. Earl
Rogers 1906. third Time. i.gs 80
Sixth race. thrpe quarters mile
creason. tis fHuKionl. even. won
Senator hickman. IS. second. pa
boo. 100. third