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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06
Yea VIM Nnt7

Not long ago well-known play
wright decided that he would like to
have thcater OF his own In which
b. produce his own plays. He didn't
have money enough to build It, but he
had wealthy friend in Wall street
As soon as the idea set in on him.
the playwright visited Wall street and
laid the scheme before his friend. The
Wall street man put his feet on his
mahogany desk and listened attentive
ly. He admitted that he had a few
hundred thousand dollars lying around
loose. yet wasn't particularly nthusi'
astic on the theater project. why
write plays?" he demanded, at last,
Write checks"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06
STOMACH is SEAT
Of HUMAN LIFE
New Theory Advanced by Young Man Is
Spreading Over Entire Country.

cause my New Discovery medicine
tones the stomach up to required
strength in about six weeks time.
That is why / have had more people
come and thank me wherever | hayo
gone to introduce my medicine, than
have had time to talk with
Among the immense numbers of peo-
pie who are now strong believers In
Cooper's theory and medicine is Mrs.
NJ. f. Delano, a prominent resident OF
the suburb of Brookline, Boston, Mass.
She says For several years | was
broken In health, caused primarily by
stomach and nerve troubles ! gradu-
ally became worse, until recently | was
compelled to go without solid food for
DAYS at n time. | had sour stomach,
palpitation of the nerves of stomach
and heart, dyspepsia, and extreme ner-
vousness. suffered terribly with in
somnia, and my liver, bowels and
whole system gradually became de-
ranged. | felt instant relief the first
day | began this Cooper medicine.
now feel like new being. Today
| walked all over town, shopping
something | have not done for years.
Il make this statement wholly from
sense OF duty. / feel | owe 1t to
anyone who might find relief and
renewed happiness as | have done"
The record made by the Cooper med
icines Is astonishing. We will take
pleasure in discussing 1t with anyone
who wishes to know about them.
E. NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

tors il national banks are guaran-
teed, but there are two answers to
this objection. In the first place,
state banks are likely to suffer u
this financial stringrncy continues.
and they are therefore interested IN
restoring coniideEc" In the zee.
ond place, there is no reason WHY
state banks should not be protected
by similar system under winch
the state would guarantee deposl-
tors in state banks and collect cX.
penses from the state banks guar
antead
Mr.. Bryan proposed when in
congress the raising of guarantee
fund for the protection of depOSi'
tors, but the bill was defeated by
the larger banks on the ground
that the big banks would have no
advantage over the little ones if all
depositors were secured, but now
that the big banks are suffering as
much as the little ones the objection
could hardly be made. The plan
then proposed would furnish pro.
lection as far as the fund would
furnish it, but it would take time
to furnish such fund and it is
better for the government to make
the security absolute by becoming
guarantor, for this system can be
put IN operation at once and that,
too, without expense to the govern
meut, inasmuch ms the banks
would reimburse the government
from time to time in case the gov.
eminent was called upon to pay the
deposits of any failed bank.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06
Fate OF n Prince Albert.

When Commander Peary went on
his first trip in search Of the pole he
won the gratitude Of an Esquimo by
presenting him with an ancient Prince
Albert coat and extensively creased
sombrero. Years afterward, when
again in the north, the explorer re-
ceived a ceremonial visit from the
native, and, to his surprise, set eyes
once more on the discarded vest.
ments.
On the occasion Of the comman-
der's latest dash for the pole the
aborigines took him aside and
pointed to O rude mosoleum. BY its
side stood the disused sledge. Its six
dogs had been strangled to make an
appropriate funeral. On the pile Of
stones lay what was left Of the Prince
Albert coat and the somhrero.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

The Thread Trust has declared n
a thirty per cent dividend. y
short time ago this trust arbitrarily
advanced the price of thread one
cent on "A spool, and behold the re.
suit. Nobody but poor sewing
women who have to furnish their
own thread missed the one cent
much, but that is what might be
called petty thieving by wholesale
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

You may rest assured that the
Napoleons of finance and the cap
tains of industry know how to take
care of themselves in times of
stringency and depression; they
know how to turn the country 5
distress to their benefit. 1t is the
laboring classes, the people who
make wealth, that stand to suffer
most from this panic. Industries
will be closed or their outputs
lessened, which means lower wages
and thousands thrown ont of EN-
ployment. Already they are be-
ginning to feel it, and the hard
ships on the laboring classes are
likely to last for months.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

Secretary of State j +. Swang'
er has placed MS under obligations
for II copy of his l9O7-S Official
Manual of the State of Missouri.
1t is fully up to the standard of
former manuals, which comprise
"A ready and valuable series of ref
erence to political, statistical and
material matters pertaining to the
State, rs well ms much other deslr.
able information,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

The grown folk, seated on the wide
vcranda, we're having a discussion
concerning heaven, and little daugh'
ter was fitting breezIly around the
group. A sailllke bow Of Alice-blue
ribbon futterod above her curls and
her white frock stood airRy against
the wind. 81 came from heaven" she
announced in the pause OF the con-
versation. "They put wings on me
and sent me down here; and" she
added reminiscently, 81 haven't seen
anybody from there since"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

President Roosevelt says that on
the l4th Of November there was
nine hundred aud four millions of
gold in the Treasury. Is that all?
And vet some people wonder why
he wanted to borrow million and
a half more on Treasury notes aud
Panama Canal bonds
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

President Roosevelt thinks it very
wrong for people to hoard" their
money-keep a little cash reserve
living around handy for use in times
of stringency, when the big banks
won't cash their checks; but some
people think they have just as
much right to hoard" a little
money as the Government has to
hoard its millions, Mr.. Roosevelt
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-12-06

Congress is in session, but 1t
doesn't have any idea how it will
meet the financial mix up, and it
ism t alone in this.
The evening world., 1907-06-01
$40 Flat Bet on Every Keene
Starter Shows Winning
Balance of Sl49.
- YINCINT TKEANoR.

IIT OILo1v tho Kecns horses and
yoa'u rci your money" rails
is a common expression al the
raco-'r7e,u these days and irs true.
as rrcngliuaeon or t9e races run on
thc Metropolitan tr5cEs siaco tie nrEt
dlA- - A--------t---- 7fi ----w. Atg111ar-
'luvc he;tas PLACING h.a money on the
Eecne horses aaa th,1i oa.y would be
aacld oi the game to-lay 4 Straight
and l.rce bel would show ID big win
ner. Lecl H go nGt boz arsles. or
every Aor.s f.sriel thia a14son 5y SIR
kceno up o. date s12ws balance of
$50 on sae HEat side Whea q is con-
fldrred t.af In many cases 100 krene
nor-es haTr uuishsd second % A evil
den. taai straight sad place bot
would Save tho pllyo<-ar ahead in tho
game lssins- t1c brQ..s But th-re are
few u any among tae army of race
track followers aal could o1at>ut
tacmrcivcs 30 lowins te lorrce VI one
stahlc. ana that Tay wl-ncB on ths
season are 90 sclrcc. The ms. .or,ty
want ~ beat tac card. md therein los
tae s,cret of tho Do3hlnakrrs suece-s
ara tlc players downfall
Aside t.-u tau betting END % the
story, the fucccIs O., tgu keeul ln1le
tlis yr si1s been roaarisanic Ip 20
date tho hor or tic millionaire have
~0u 5000 be rrst purses lu nuner-
-us s4eAres ges1ud -fa iIlld money
nave rn N "a. tIi tAtar were not
cons. I'D 1r le writer 80 -- lTfrE up
ih@ tots. AZ uuc1 as 1000 mieat be
ddcd az cuulng from plaoa ,nd show
rN-HHs AfH. hefus N.IHL rE1rf ana %
The evening world., 1907-06-01

~ YoU see" said Terry IN his can
~Y did way. the hgh'ing game Is
TOO strenuous Zoe me. or arp
too strenuous tor IT. They say I'm TOO
intenss--you know what I mean. When
! get going burn the candle al both
ends BN ! want you 20 tell all my
ss.==A= tsA, am Al right sEain-
en- going 10 play baseball I'm ready
70 sAgn up with some Eood team night
or. Johnny AiecrHw tayu he oan make
= firss-elAAH P'ayer out Of me lie has
tnvitsd me 20 come UP and practice
with the oAAntn I want % make my
living plAyinw ball There isn't much
Ee1n away from me at second base
And n cant sign up with some minor
Ieague team I'll hire out tor Saturday
a. Sunday games. Tell en- 10 please
write And, say. n YOU hear OF any
enc needing an ump.re-and good one
-lten 'on ~ send Tor me-
Imagine Terry McGovern IN the role
~ umpire. lie would out -Rigisr Rig'eT
The evening world., 1907-06-01
Revenge Is Sweet, and Giants
Are Going After II This
Afternoon.
Afternoon.

ssit Hs deserved 10 win that game. hus
unfortunately histsam mates failed TO hls
When the time ripe.
New York and cticaro have sn untor-
tunnfs faculty ot iosnE at the sAms time
a victory To- ths Giants yesterday would
The cuts were badly beaten - Piitsburr
hiks Dorlin. vho II now IN the thsat al
business 20 chicago has mad. RrrazEe-
ments 70 tata taiiyho party out 70 the
p-l- p.Fs @ root so- the GAns mex, week,
N1fu the h'E series begins Mix has hst
Faulea.
ponlin is Haw tntins the par, ., q tough
srrressman IN his wlfes nr~ vaud.yils
Aet AafinS rcoi- TOO
An Eugiish sir who cav her first ra-,s
yesterday arrived - the following dsdue-
Hon after a eArct-I study It's jolly straHg.
q ne. but u ssslns that the crowd Ry-
laHelh '1A4i1 crofYtlWs the players cafca
re bal, ana wher ths3 don lzt-tr r -ylIFY
cheer that much harder That ls at-fs
whyf
Hitsan. 80 nsv pitcher siru-s ~ GrftftA
H no has been by any msana Ii- was a
man u0 ughsnters nlwass feared 20
face. llis rrrori va not gtry Faaf faa
season. huf remember Do was wlia Wanh-
.nstHu IN fnu wtIi rFmt mbsg. thrf fhulf "a
sHAn Shatnan o. had player ln 81 I.1Us
last year
The evening world., 1907-06-01

What grass-eatf- an tae Hrrnewarl
woeld dare glover ~ Tenn and emit.
"ioure rs r-Tottenf
"Ys+ Lm teelh,g 1iheg' said Terry. n7
be departed villa his menIor Joe
Humphreys. I'm or "a play hall iig.
Hay, no wonder tatre aRH sonnet .4us
doing when the two Terrible r. r1.
Together at the Waste Hgvse sl9ng
T ERRY Tas es2 IN Johuvonn
mats where they Rad ihe mood
lie was raised IN fhe back llts
ana docks OF souta Brooklyn Enough
lie won his nrst hght. and hs motae-
~7ailoped him for nghung then criel
with Terry 10 her arms AMI hale hm
battle some more He wsnt through
ths feathers ihe a cyclone through
wheat, Bling bang. smash 30 down-i'
the iighwegals until be met ha ueIo-
sls Young Corbstt Terry could beat
aI the boys that defeated Car1cft bIt
never C0rbtl Thai lH th- si-anF esq
flius BOZ al tho world fo Terry lla
earned feoooo in-fhf zinc Too tom yc1rh.
~ is gone Terry g t1fHu Mag le
lingcF Ions ana last l1ns.r.
The evening world., 1907-06-01

- T's a had hing for an Athletio
club Of the standing Of the Irish
II Americans 20 70 without
tratnss as Ions a. ttey did. sAid attn
iskie expert John MncarThy to-day.
The result was shown IN ths bad
atFeak No had az the 0penlRE games
N ceiuo PARK DsoorNeon Day We've
had no trainer sinos fTierthsEF went
ever 90 tbs inimy though W. hunted
hara 20 set Nan Tho resuh was saDWn
= m pickln' out q ths min 20 ~ 90
Ehs 4 asoo-yaTd relay and in other ways
II was = mistake H. pW ode'l in Stat
bsnich, because d. la miller and the
- sAatih cailei fur was nof ln ha lIne
Ta caat pat distance man in tho
<@rs1ff noEoH AM grt anything eiar
t&4n ths "a ehinl the Wurk ~ tho
Hzam uah Erafe
"Ihrh, too. there vas some mighty
aoFnIt han1lokuping lhlua ~ swing
4zafs McQnath nve feet against flann-
- u tlie nafnmer the way titlt Mack
3 tfFpnin' now Thank too ~ To wFy
Ma.a-rtm Sheridan ass nailed dDan
&Ith the distance hb hstd to alos fhe
1I1Nf lads Al ~ for the Way ID sns
#&Nae4 10 0aNrEr hlnhaE a1l InhnuY
4efes-N ~ss taiing po1nlss On slnd
&s4R1 piarr
@Ilel a. Manday nsrme wsfsrs. the
NAAl l4Atnar. Uiil - ga tle islh and ths
- ull ~ heard from tho feaht Oh
- eseson 'bernis has efn al Dats
The evening world., 1907-06-01
Brooklyns' Twirler Showed the
Old-TinerS a Few New
Stunts in Pitching.
BY BOzEMAN BULGER.

A M It came 10 pass tha, Brooklyn
~ pu, tire shot.
No. that Is mot a Typographical
error, nor Is e intended for the name
OF THO bridge,
Il means that the B-r-o-o-k-l-y-r ball
club pnt n riiF In the nose of the
rnish,y Giant and led him 20 hts stall
You may cau that hrotherly love. u
you like, for IL Is. The only kind o,
love that We ever cav between A=4theTs
was love to night
Brooklyn might a. well have waited
until later on 10 grab that game for
they can't do anything with u nshi
now. while the Giants could use Il ss
boost 10 the top of the heap But rs
gone now. ~ lets take the next
The defenders u Cu1Euu's Blum would
have brC-i f3t tais morning but for that
youns fellow Bell, Who along about iac
seNeath lnnlns approached the aim-n-
Allns VI gong
That boy. coming right up out OF the
bush leagues. hiled his face fun ~ big
league tobacco aud. without even stop
ping for uN, ran over tle G!auta bait
,ing list Ike a lawn mower
only two clean drives were thken
away from him during the nine rounds.
the other safely being . 1uut hy Frank
BoWerman-
To make It worse. he never faid a
word al day Over iu Bi0oklvn. they
suy hc never has leut loose AMOR. than
enough words 60 prder his meals and
10 keeping quiet. tpls Bell has tho old
Liberty al Philadelphia. nailed % the
third rain and braided on each side.
But you know. Bfonklyn doesn't have
The evening world., 1907-06-01
KEENE'S S HORSES HAVE WON
SS5,OOO DURING SEASON
Follow This Stable and Beat
the Bookies, Is Race
CfeerS' Tip.

Nerae. or cvg1 hls nhie trainer. Johnny
Rowe. mIrai mot be- able tn ulme the
.1r NJ tl. string Colin named for the
H1tinn1l stallion Stakes ran to-day is
enwiH cont, 1el Jhr honor. but rumor
as CREDITED 81 egs iin With. being the
tar of the De-. Mgss iIn made her
-g.l urprartrrr us Go faVorite ln
Ate Fashion S0f.r ON Mas U.s. hut WAS
green colin uado hi nrsi start
"wednesday .Ut Nvr iu galop. ANY
ae og ruvcrsl o,I rs which has not as
yet been b.nt io fge post. may prove
H.trr tUuu THESE two
Noh1dr F'- fHis stage OF tho. season
questions rlaa HlpDrlurify 90 the Esrne
trrrl-g gulr-olle Salgidcre. Electionecr
rri oue or Two other star twu-y ycar-oids
~ last season which haNen't raced This
year. mag upset calculations. bat 10
'sU't lkcly Just now 10 ls conceded
,hTt Mr. Eeeue has the strongest i1t.
bus no ore can figure ont which one OF
mo lct ls tlr hest j. Il SupcrmH q.
Peter Pan. Court Dress Grimaidl or
Znmhcsl7 Gp To Momirinl Day super
man was regarded as toe superior of
any threr-ve1r-old running. but Pet'T
pan beat rin easily iu the Belmont
ANY way SOU HNH H. the-two and
tho three -vs1r-ulA prizes seem ~ the
-Trrrrr-y OF t--r F,----- it'rr--r- rsTlrtutty a.
they are usually ridden b. Walter NIL
In the other divisions and classes con-
rertscd ou lhc Metropolitan tracks there
Is ltur lo hoosr outside ~ the steple-
rananr Tho victory % T. :. Martin
ln tho whitney memorial. aud the d'tat
~ that good old champion. Good ana
Plenty. ferms co ic1ve these h0nors In
thr hands of past rIiu-g- The young
Western millionaire liberal conator 10
tho tHrf. h. thus repaid M y measure for
his fruitlcrs attempts ~ win honors on
far nat with his hlgh priced Demund
and Horace T.
THE season BE- r;ili Young and much
can hannen thHt May upset these early
Hc.iu-tons but 60 date there il nothing
fn Wow that cHn take hou0rF already
lined from McsErs keenc and lt1iu"y.
The evening world., 1907-06-01
DAN NJ 'GANN HAS COME BACK

pulled uu more than % per cent IN safe
drivts
a month RRo the fnn with a faint
heart WAS hemoaulng ths inCt tnui Alc-
GHun had slowed go ~ that be would
mover be able 90 hold bis own. Inia
ii.ll liuS tlef lhlnk a .u. dinefrnillz
hHfnH tne pest Meek hln timely drives
th. club ami Tor NrA bases Hurn aa
Lulalra au1 fIrlff. hr D. NanllY in thr
lrtd oA tpp ot ihm MANI H hls long
lu 20 HuAIgHt at some ouulciyrr llrf-
llu .as HIsa puuns tu Tie lrunt Win
ra.l .Hd is mta1s riIonE hld Tor
Mhan ID lH remembered th't bat
trr VA0 can got one a4fo nit nul ni
tlrce me 70 en Non9e ,,'.,c,.,a W., nae WI ,,i
u.tIIG lurlnv tns past seven Hamrt.
Jr Ilt aul N r|o UwcH up means
n percentage of 1853. and very fe" pat-
irrs over ciotai tAg Honsoa "itn sAsa
linng She rssl seven sauos outside
Ur W.ats 600 hIlIa tnl fNtn Wta
hD hah mrna firfen tn iil ena
n.tra thJ hrldrgs were Nl. That
nI.Hua .u average OF Vrarly twa h.fH
~ raa raulu While % inhA. n1t Took ~
larse Oh Paper if 10 q Nonnaeftl record
rtrf rH. .fUHnrl thN EnIllH W either
n .hrt tIHf iheh -a.' nafi.i-'
an - .af fefa1n Mraann hk o.
very ha-l lurk HHd was often ile vic
t.m ol those unexpected clrcumslances
afIrH piHF un import lnf paIi iu h.r'-
hei The expression hiiNur in haff
mol. fn u'n hallplaecr means tnat hs ~
Hfiine far hlil anlirDy 9n iIf rose,
bnt annh llne dflFra usually fn Hir lEht
f1 snnfn urtfrihef A eArh~-- frft
feet ln direction eiMrr Way world
moan a big "a 10 tle battere nvrrsEe
Ne man ever hii m such herd me.i 81
srQusnca 40 raiuraNy beSan V grpH
lit.lt discouraged ...,.
The evening world., 1907-06-01
|. A. A. c. NEEDED A TRAINER

from hero % she hull and calves when
lt comes f1 training
The games. dcauts ~ drawback.
Nero thr greatest ever arl1 f} th4 Ir be-
American club Tho distance covered
hy tHe rlrtr placed mon iu laH nn.uH r
lacked bug LITTLE N tU feet 1hI M f-g
most Teuarlta bic work ever recorded \
auy weight event Their work rrrrrHrntH
Tie best throws % nta good Iprl n
quarter Qf o. century ago.
Martin slerithnP Pudfrrd from cold
shot which ne fhrss afsr f1rtr- -tHfre
feet Hia discus throw wac only ffn
frri short NJ ha record and a, r1. fr-
Dnd ln TIE hup Htap and lNuN r.rH nn
rnort of fartN-NNa faui TlfaH tents
make him rlo faFnritc f0r tsr al-rQUnd
champ l0nallp
The evening world., 1907-06-01

GAIN McGraw showed his remark
a abls inuitye hnowlodge of
"A bas.sall players capabilities when
h, stuck Dan Meoann back At i'rst we w,
,lowsrman. his Substitute. wa miNhs
ike piledriyer Many lahp -,
.is,.5 thnt Isowsrman SHOULD be allowed
10 nay nrst base until he enoo'nlel.,
nst,lnr .unp. now know the sHIoni
N such folly. .,.
Dan Mcdann has come back ol ~
own. and with Arthur DsFiin AZ '.o'
partnsr is leading lht club ~ n'',lnN
Al The same une Hrwerman " iAh'oH
his regular turn hsbna the bat ana %
am wnllopinr the hali at - eIp
Durina rne past week hrdann ana l'fN
IN have been fhe sensation ot u'
Giants though lhe entire ciph h''
The evening world., 1907-06-01
GAMES OF POSTAL CLERKS.

THrle VIII be q lafsf crowd or H...
Pork 8 tmCiTov % re tHa Bir.ft
under ihs auHpiess of us icV Halt
Pos RJrflet CLERKS Afsorlsuan ln
IN which couiesil. because of as Ir-rt
and sretllsnt entries Keen e1mr.u uH.H
ls hfaprcf The games hc.d a .oH-
iunclion Win the snaual picnic. ars
Inc first given hE ihe sssadfudu. hm
tho management was fortunate On cz-
citing nlch a good entry hFt
Following IA mo lat u entries Open
--ioo. 40 and sss-ysg1s. handicap one
rails gan. hsndlgap. running hoo Strp
The evening world., 1907-06-01
DODGERS BELL" TOLLED
DISMALLY FOR THE GIANTS

q Boil Tor every DAY iu tho week. hui
they nave u man named I'usiorius vh
"a said to ac Vcly poisonous lie ma
IRE Giants don't have hitting slump
Cycry day. either. and whht they WIZ
90 unto T-IU E11trrr7 tfTi7 ~ IVrIfUWa VIZ
b. sufficient punishment Tor tne au-
decity displayed hy tho near tniicndere
Il 1t never get, real spring ihis
poetry has Eot o. get on our system
Ism; u Erauif
NE es5' : ' % ",9 SS-S 9'S'1 70 s~sf l'
T6.r tse7 Z. -2oiis5.
tNo-e OF explanation. supply me inl
Ing word ana get baseball Schede'e
free
Rraaidyn has often proved snaE which
hR th- Qinsis hard. The very times th-s
happen 10 win ts where "A hurts 'he worst
That younF fellow Bell ~ BROOKLYN. sp
rrars 10 he one of the pitching inaf oi ".
irasoa. Toe Oihnu Ar uoithe hrst ''A'
be has thrnfusd-
Tn. Giants are roinE to play an srhio'iion
game At New Rochelle Tomorrow AFin''
ne local club % that place Thlnh ot 7.
Tbsv haFs sunday hall there and 10 ohll
q minutes frum hroafrayi
on the coming w,sser nfrip McGraN ~"
carry AIon rsv.ry player IN The payroll ~.
vfl take no chances ~ having 20 80
hark ID Sew York foT man in easo %
accident
Frank Rawerman - - game piece o.
human machinery a. ever Grove spike Into
ms diamond TO see him catehiuE Yes'e''
aay YOU would never know iha' he Wa
rgff.riur severely nu the tins from rhsu-
fnHt!sm In his len mp
For a peculiar error brooklyn would not
nsve r., ths nrsi run when browne fhn
down Malonsy's safe dr,e' Co Right centre
y. threw ths hall quickly 10 Seymour Wha
vas looking the other way. The ball ftfues
.tsy" IN tho tack AMI htionef mAas
complete circuit % the hasra
j Ferguson Is very much OF a pitcher him
The evening world., 1907-06-01
oanr Ia onrdner I'm NOt FIpht.

There viii be- no nFht hrivssn Joe dams
ana Jimmy Nnrdne on June IS hrfor. the
'.ilreum \ o.. ai Denver AithnuEh Match
frr HfIdy GallaEhrf told uhna that hf
r"H.I E44raufer lim tlat tHu receipts wnu. A
l..IlH. tH over flt pII Gfna nas c0mps lie1
.H ral. oF fhf boot. ha no hal already prom
H.I lmuY c1f'uth tne nEat promoter uf
- HaUfHrra. that be- would not box any one
Hf nuEhi Jimmy hfiu Al coimA. Cal
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UHriuF shows uin be heid At Kingston
g.. DO the future Ths nrt show viii he
.H.H On Monday uIEhf Three siz-rlund
..4iF uIr hs ff-flsA and The boxers who
$3.50 Erura ir ttrm VIII IT, Mark Dfylin and
lafrIrs Kelly jack glthhfis and Young
IIlF 1rf a schumacher anf Young Thomaa
IlIIE jacobs matchmaker q The Long Acre
a. i 4nd Ehhrkry A. C.. is putting On The
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Two Battles In England Monday.

Ifs msmtru of the Natonal sportinf
..... oc London. uIIl have ha pleasure OF
ur $3.50 EHI urnH at ths club nn
tf.H.n. rlTtf Sam LarFf1ri me coIsrtd
...r Ui ia.atHn who stopped IlFer smith
HHur.f. aHl who Gunner Anir thF
IH.... heavy -wriEht hes rrfufad tu nFht
..| NuH arff Thnrue tht English middle
.tFUf f1r ton rsuudH while Ipr N1akrr
H.t IIm uTrc1ii viii clash iu q twenty
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lNn on or. NErETu HHFs uN tnF NlNN-
hrrr- rt sft hfHtr where ruh memhrrf
nHd th,r fntnda san watch iHe lna.
iectcd ifrn thH racers iu tglt fni
Greater Ffrt nI fHs N'sihnrr Nhd sh
hera WilI o. rIrHt dltlEnnH to include
all clafrca. fhr lower fsY NiIl pc tnirkly
aquatic uyrra-
befldts mo nrat fetpnd end thlra
prlaef o0ertd to thf Nlnncrf. Gommg-
doro Richards NTl siYf FFFrili pTEFH n
Al The races start an N o'clock and
are expected % continue neHrly aii daY.
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Tucker and Summers May Meet

1lm ruekley announced last night that DO
H Hr.fHr t1 arauvr a bout between Johnny
.aHHrra. Ihe EnE 'ah nKhte.. ana 'HhirA'
..." fH Boz FrHf h Hgar.ai ffHF o. DO
H. Ir fhr FnsA.Y A a. tsu weeks from
I..a.rUf Do tho wFfrh is Arranged rai.
I.s f.rf nFhf wiIl surely RESULT a. 1urksr
.frfI ~ r.tUtlrs fFHt.ra Who does
t.r. Y aHrrl aul praides 90 a. game as
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