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The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

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The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

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The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

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The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

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The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

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CATARRHpnEshfo%osRpD pEsf%spD nhooR
 AND SYSTEM DISORDERED

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 This taken by the blood and through its circulation distributed all of the These the different tissues body contracting cold will scetions disgusting symptoms of Caah As the blood all taral poison affects all of the system The head full feeling continually stopped above the slight fever and the stomach the
The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

had Catarrh for about fifteen years, and DO man could have been worse. tried everyt hing I could hear of, but no good re- suited. I then began s. s. s., and from the first bottle, and after taking it Q short while was cured. This was six years ago, and I am as well today as any man. think Catarrh is a blood disease, and know there is nothing on earth better for the blood than g. g. g. Nobody thinks more of s. g. &. than do. M, WATSON.
 Lapeer, Mich.
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Can Not Escape Thouohts.

Man is thinking being, whether he will or no; all he can do is to turn his thoughts the best way.-Sir Will liam Temple.
The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

Though we may be learned by the help of anotlaer's knowledge, we can never be wise but by our own wisdom. -Montaigne
The Huttig news., 1907-09-07
Arithmetic.

Tommy-Pop, a mans wife is his better half, isn't she?
 Tommy's Pop-So we are told, my son.
 linen if a man marries twice there isn't anything left of him, is there?"
The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

You must love your work and not be always looking over the edge of it wanting your play to begin.-George Eliot
The Huttig news., 1907-09-07
BurqIar's Pathetic Vail.

A burglar arrested in London the other night remarked regretfully: q knew the time when I could do 20 houses in two hours. But l am get ting old"
The Huttig news., 1907-09-07

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The Washington times., 1907-07-03
ANAL0STAN GUN CLUB
IN ALL-DAI SHOOT

The Analostan Gun Club will hold an
all-day shoot on its new grounds. near
Benning Bridge. on July 1. The shoot
ing will begin at 10-5o a. m. The pro-
gram viii be made up OF practice
events, optional sweeps. and two or
three merchandise contests The prizes
are numerous and valuable. including
a rife. gun cases. shell boxes. tackle
boxes. mandolin, and an assortment Of
shooters parapheTnalia-
A general invitation is extended TO
all shooters in the District, and a spe-
cial invitation has been extended 20 the
Eastern Branch Gun Club. the Takoma
Park Gun Club. and the club at Rock
Vile The prospects are that there will
be large attendance, and as all OF the
best shots in this section will be pres
ent the contests will be interesting.
The targets will be thrown from two
Leggett traps. and the Office will be in
charge of B. L. Osborne and J. c. He'd
rick, while other members will act as
squad hustlers.
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SquireS FaVOrite
Until Burns Money
Makes appearance

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.-That even
a moderate amount of money placed on
Burns Will send him into the ring a
favorite over Squires seems to be the
impression Of poolrom keepers in this
city.
What wagering has been done on the
fight tomorrow has mostly been light.
and the total amount bet here is small
er than on any heavyweight contest in
recent years. Squires is favorite in the
opinion of prominent bookmaker simply
because what play has been reported
shows him 10 have a considerable bulk
Of the support. Jenries has made no
concealment of his belief that Squires
will prove good man. although he says
he is somewhat slow in getting around
This is expected TO trouble him COM
paratively little. however. when opposed
to an aggressive fighter like Burns.
The consensus Of opinion here seems
to be that the go will end within twenty
rounds. Both men are such hard hit
ters II is thought the result must come
quickly. Jeffries consulted with both
Squires and Burns and explained the
rules he wished them TO follow
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INDEPENDENCE DAY
CALLS OUT GOLFERS

Golf will occupy a place on the local
sporting calendar for Independence Day.
Followers Of the ancient Scotch game
Will hold sway at the Chevy Chase and
Columbia Clubs all day.
on the links of the Columbia Golf
Club the activity will begin at O'clock
in the morning. when a best ball handi-
cap against par will be inaugurated
Play in this event should be over in
the early part of the afternoon. after
which there will be a team match be-
tween the bachelors and the benedicts
of the club. There will be from twenty
TO twenty-five men on each side. The
bachelors will be captained BY L. w
Weaver and T. Pliny Moran viii look
after the leadership Of boys who are
travelling in double harness.
At Chevy Chase the first players will
drive of from initial tee at Q o'clock and
from then on until in the afternoon the
merry click of golf ball will sound over
the course.
A team match is now being arranged
between the Chevy Chase and Columbia
clubs, the date for which viii be an
nounced within the next few days. John
e. Davidson will captain the Columbia
team. and the Chevy Chase golfers will
be in charge OF Alexander Britton
Either FRIDAY or Saturday DR.. L. L.
Harlan and T. Pllny Moran will play
of their match IN the finals for the
Vice Presidents Cup. Each has won
three matches.
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gym, going through the usual routine
or a training day. That was all the
work he did. and Squires did it only for
the purpose of keeping himself timber.
His training is over. and today he will
move around just enough 10 prevent
His manager and mentor. Barney Rey-
nolds, kept his charge quiet, while Mar
Tin Murphy, the trainer who has been
working over Squires. and his
amateur assistant Judge" Denton,
made all arrangements for the trip TO
COlma.
Australians Bank on Him.
Among the preparations was the
bOttling Of quantity of San Rafael
water to be used at the ringside. Rey-
nolds has been told that the water at
Colma was not of the best quality. and
Murphy prepared the demijohns and
Cask which will contain enough of the
aqua pura of Akron county to last the
Australian fighter through his srst bat
tie on American soil.
SquireS was non-Communicetive and
could not be persuaded to talk Of his
prospects. Reynolds had a few words
10 say. hut he was conservative.
II Squires fails 70 beat Burns then
the estimate of HIM which his fellow
countrymen have formed IL incorrect
It was not Squircs lwho originated the
idea of coming to this country TO meet
the best heavyweight in the ring The
Australian followers OF Dugilism felt
that they rad a representative that
IN the arena and decided TO send Squires
here"
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
ST. STEPHENS LOSES
TO SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Southern Railway put the kibosh OH
st. Stephens Institute in the Capital
City League yesterday. Score, TO /.
St Stephens work in the field was
loose. Clark's work on the slab was NOT
at ali bad. but his teammates made
eight errors behind him. Yesterday
victory put Southern ahead OF ST.
Stephens
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FREDDY PARENT,
SPORTS FOR JULY 4
BASEBALL

Washington at Boston, morning and afternoon.
Ninth First Methodist Thirteenth northeast
1853 and $3.50 m.
ST. Stephens Institute vs. Wheaton National Park
Eastern Empires (colored) Eastern Buds (whte
Park~2:3o p. IN.
ST. Stephens Institute Columbia Club National
Park, p m.
Va at Vienna Two games
PUGIIISM
squiresBurn fortyfve rounds; Coma Call p m coast
tme) m. Washington time)
Joe Thomas Kesmodel, Marysyille.
INK RusseIlGeorge Herberts Vallejo.
Honey MellodyJim Donovan, Rockaway Beach.
Dick Hyland-George Deck, Omaha
GOLF
At Chevy Chase and Columbia All day.
YACHTING
Capital Yacht Club regatta Marshall Hall
SHOOTING
Analostan Gun Club all day. beginning Of
District Jail
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs
ST PATPICKS WINS

81. Patrick's Academy and Sanctuary
Boys defeated the St Johns Colleges
Juniors in a hoty contested game at
River View. score Il TO . John Lynch.
who was awarded the prize for playing
the best ball on the 81. Johns team
relieved Orme IN the fifth inning. Pitch
ing the rest Of the game. thus prevent
ing a one-sided defeat Edgar J. Orme-
Of st. Johns College. won the special
prize Of gold medal in the 1OO-yard
dash.
The Washington times., 1907-07-03

Left on bases-R J. NJ. :. First. S. First
base on bails-On Symonoskie. I. OF Itch
field. 4 Struck out-By Syuonoskie. 2. by
Litchfeld. 3. Two-bose hits. Richmond
Turner Sacrifice hits-BrOoks. King. John
son Stolen bases-Buckiey. Stecker. Turner
. Double plays-EinE tuuassisJed1- Turner
10 Harris. Hit BY pitcher-By LitChheId. T.
Cmpire-Mr Holman Time OF game hour
and 5 minutes
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EAST WASHINGTON
J0LTED BY r. |. Nj.

Rhode Island Methodist surprised
Fifth Methodist. the leader in the East
Washington Sunday School League yes
terday. nOsing out a victory by l 70 0.
The game was the best played in the
league this season. The fielding OF both
mines was fast and snappy- SynlOnoskie
and Litchheld each pitched gilt-edged
ball
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
OLD STORY REVIVED.

KANSAS CITY. July s-WnMam D.
ScoviU". president Of the Missouri Ath-
letic Club. has received an acceptance
from Charles b Cochran. of London
England. OF his offer Of a purse Of
$1,000 for a match in Kansas City. in
MAY next. between Hackenschmidt and
Gotch. for the worlds wrestling cham
pionship. che winner to take - per cent
and the loser q. Hackenschmidt will
arrive in Kansas City in February next
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SPECIAL POLICEMEN NAMED
FOR BUREAU OF PRINTING

These special policemen have been
appointed at the request Of T. J. Sui
Ivan. director of the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving, to duty at that Govern
ment institution: William Hawthorne.
William +. O'Donnell. George w. Coch-
mower. Frederick MAYER. John n
Sweeney. Timothy B. Leblanc. Lorens
Thomson, Joseph T Parks. and Joseph
Sudsburger. These appointments are in
addition 70 the force now on duty at
the bureau.
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HERE'S ONE TEAM
WASHINGTON CAN
BEAT SOMETIMES
Boston Taken Into Camp by
E to 2-Hughes Saves
Patten.

BOSTON. July at was a case Of
too much Hughes yesterday.
Long Tom has mis- delivery working
like a well regulated machine, and
Washington, after a long series OF de-
Boston outfit by s 10 ?.
Case Patten and Jesse Tannehill, two
southpaws, were sent in 10 puzzle the
batsmen, but neither was effective.
Patten was chased In the second inning
and TannehilI was yanked out in the
fourth after Washington had sewed up
the game.
Tom Hughes took up Patterns duty
and Pruitt relieved Tannehill. Both
were effective, the only run thereafter
being made by Washington in the sew
enth inning, the result OF an error.
Two on an Error.
Washington was first TO shoe a run
across the plate. With two down. Per-
rlne looked over four wide ones Altizer
poled a Texas Lacquer to center and
Perrine beat II for third. Sullivan s
throw 10 catch him sailed far over
Knights head and found resting place
in the bleachers. both runners scoring
In its half Of the second Boston tied
the score. Grimshaw poked his elbow
into a slow shoot and ambled TO first.
he was advanced to third on two outs
Ferris belted a single 10 the middle
meadow and Grimshaw loafed home.
ShaW followed with a one-umer, and
Hobe moved on 10 third. Tannehill kept
the bail rolling with bingle 10 left and
Ferris counted.
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First base by errors-Treasury. s: Com
ury, 4; Commerce and Labor 3. First base
on balls-Oh Wheatley. g. Struck out-By
Donaldson, 2; by Wheatley, z Three base
hit-McCarthy. Two-base hit-Kleinschmfdt
Sacrifice hits 49, kinney Gertman Lord
Fulcher. Hester. Stolen base-McCarthy
Double play-Schreiner to Bielaski 70 Dam
pier. Triple play-Kinney TO Dampier 70
Kinney 10 Schreiner. Umpire-Mr Belts
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GOLF
ST. MARTINS WINS
ITS SECOND GAME

The new St. Martins team won it's
second consecutive game In the Mar
quette League yesterday. 1riumphinE
over st. Theresa's oy - 4. The catch
ing Of Woods and the fielding IF Ross
and Howard. Of St. Martins. was the
feature
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First base on errors-Boston. 2. Wash
ington. J. Left on bases-BOstOn. 10:
Washington. B. First base on balls-On
Tannehill 2 of Hughes. . Struck out
BY Tannehill. .: by Pruitt. ,; by Hughes.
.. Sacrifice hit-Delehanty- Stolen
bases-Altizer, Warner Parent. Double
plays-Pruitt TO Shaw to Grimshsw;
CongaltOn to Grimshaw. Umpire-Mr.
Sheridan. Time Of game hour and 40
minutes. Attendance-3,22 9.
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TREASURY INCREASES
DEPARTMENTAL LEAD

Treasury increased its lead in the De-
partmental League yesterday by defeat
ing Commerce and Labor in a fast game
on the White Lot Ellipse by to O.
The effectiveness Of Donaldson. who
held the LabOTites to three scattered
hits was responsible for the victory OF
the money-counters. Wheatley too.
pitched well, but was wild, two of his
passes materializing into runs. IN the
third inning Kinney, Dampier, ard
Schrainer executed a fast douhIa nIaN
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
PLAYER FOOLISH
FROM THE HEAT
Bateman, of Altoona, Sud-
denly Loses His
Reason.

TRENTON. n. J.. July 3.-After act
ing mysteriously FOR some time, Quate
Bateman, a pitcher OF the Altoona team.
became suddenly insane last night. and
yesterday morning mysteriously disap-
peared.
Bateman was secured last week by
Manager Irwin. of the Altoona team.
from Milwaukee. Last season he was a
star or that aggregation Since joining
the Altoona team Bateman has not
been playing up 10 his old time form
The other players have noticed him act
ing mysteriously at various times. and
something seemed 20 be preying on tho
pitchers mind
The Washington times., 1907-07-03

St stephen s-----.-... 0 0 0 0 0 0 81
First base by errors-Southern Railway. );
St. stephens, l. Left on bases-Southern
Railway. &: St. stephens. 3. First base
on balls-Of Clark, ?. Struck out-By Clark
?: by Hampton. , Home run-Copaland
IWo-base hits-Ansley. sutton. Mcknight
Sacrifice hits-Ansley. ?, Hayden. stolen
bases-Hampton, King. LYMAN Ansev
Hit by pitcher-By Clark. .. Wild pitch
Clark. Passed baIl-Kraft I-n1pire-Nr
Parsons. Time OF game-1 hour and IN min
utes.
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Squires Is Ready.

Yesterday was final preparation day
at the camp Of Bill Squires at Shan
mons villa, in San Rafael. The Aus
tralian champion did less work than
any or his retaners. In the morning he
took 4 walk over four miles OF the san
Anselmo road and then exercised in the
The Washington times., 1907-07-03

When the of Malaria get they destroy the rich
nutive qualities OF this vital fluid and reduce waey
condition unable furnish
and strength keep healthy The complexion
grows pale and sow the appetite falls digestion deanged bill
us CONDITION OF the system
miserable for the whose blood poison
taken root There but rid the system
is purify the blood OF the of the disease
cay accomplish this 1t
strengthens the
rich and Notwithstanding stream lasting
cure OF Malaria Maar will find
remedy but pleasant acting well deb
disease Besides removing the of
up every part OF the system by its fine tonic
about Malaria and medical advice desired
Tree TO all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
EVERYTHING CLEAR
TO BOTH FIGHTERS
ABOUT THE RULES
Seems No Chance for Delay or Dispute When
Squires and Burns Enter Ring at 2 P. NJ,
July tJeff Expects Great Bout

The SquiresBurns OryfTe heavyweight
View, San Francisco Cal is scheduled place
July San Francisco time which is
The Washington times., 1907-07-03

First base by errors-St. Theresa's. l; St
Martins. l. Left on bases-St. Theresa =
D, St Martins, T. Innings pitched-By
Green. 3; by Freeman. S. Hits-On Green
2; on Freeman. Z Struck out-By Green
{, ny Freeman. C. Home run-Bartlett Two
base hits--Howard Widmayer. Farr Steven
son, Phipps Sacrifice hit-Ruiz. Stolen
bases-Sullivan. ?; Theall. Double play
Wood 10 Ross 10 FaTr Hit by pitcher-By
Freeman. 3 Cmpire-McCann Time OF
same-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
By W. W. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3-There is
not chance for an argument in the
ring tomorrow afternoon over that
pneumatic belt with which Tommy
Burns is supposed 20 armor or uphol-
ster himself midrif before going into
action.
Someone told Bill Squires about the
thing and enlarged upon the subject to
such extent that the Australian had
visions of his Canadian rival coming
into the ring with something like an
automobile tire around his waist.
SqCires spoke to Jeffries about it the
Tother day at San Rafael and Jeffries
said he'd look into the matter. He kept
his word, for when he visited Tommy
Burns at the Reliance Club at Oakland
yesterday he said:
Waistband Barred.
Tommy, Squires has raised an objec-
ton TO that rubber waist band or what
ever it is you wear in your fights and
j guess III have TO ask you TO dispense
with it,"
That's all right" said Tommy. IN
leave it of in This fight"
Jeffries was pleased to have the matter
disposed of so easily and he proceeded
10 catechise Burns as to his under
standing Of straight Queensberry
rules, the particular articles Of war
that Burns and his opponent have
agreed to abide by
Burns said he was alive 10 the fact
that he WAS expected TO tight without
holding; 10 obey the order to break and
10 BE- on the lockout for intentional
smashes and wandering wallops when
freeing himself from. cLnches.
Both Know Rules.
I guess they both know the rules
Thoroughly" said Jeffries, after the
confab And I want TO say that a pair
OF better trained heavies 1 never laid
eyes on. Burns looks well. and know
ing him as / DO, I expect to see him put
up a desperate fight Squires looks the
part. and, of course. that's all can say
ABOUT him from personal experience. If
ne lives UP TO his looks. fl will be a
Gorking battle. For that matter. I feel
In my bones that IL will be one OF the
best contests between heavyweiEhts
seen IN d long time"
Burns did hls last indoor work for the
present training spell at the Reliance
Club yesterday afternoon When he
stepped out on the gym floor in his
crowd present and II was the general
impression that he is the picture of
condition. His lower limbs are clean
looking and hard, and his bronze shout
ders suggested strength and driving
power His face was lean, but not to an
extent that indicated overwork or stale
ness.
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Actually Win Out.

The visitors forged ahead in the third.
Ganley dumped bunt in front Of the
| plate and beat the throw 10 first. Dele
! hanty was there with a neat sacrifice,
and Anderson walloped one TO left that
sent in Ganley. In the following session
the Nationals drove Tannehnl of the
mound. Altizer singled. stole second.
/ and continued 10 third on Warner
safety. Both dented the pan on Hughes
long single TO left.
The last run came in the seventh.
Clymer laid down a perfect bunt and
Ganley paraded on four wide balls
Delehanty beat out a bunt. and all the
stations were filled. Anderson hit into
a double play. but Ganley scored a
moment later when Pruitt fumbled
Jones grOunder.
The Score:
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RELAMN4RY DE7<4/LS OF BIG FIGHT COMPLETED
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Standing of the Cr5s.

TOday's game-GOvernment Print
ing once vs. Atlantics, AZ First and
n streets northeast. at 5.15-
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Only Light Exercise.

Burns began with some abdominal ex-
ercises, while stretched on his back on a
wrestling mat. He followed in a few
minutes skipping the rope, and then
punched the bag and worked with the
dumbbells. The thing occupied about
twenty minutes, by which time he was
perspirinG freely and ready for q rub
Gown at the hands of his trainers.
Today Burns will content himself with
a stroll of couple OF miles in the fore
noon Later in the day ne will visit
the new arena at Colma with members
or his training staff and friends from
the South.
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
Made Imaginary Hit.

On Monday afternoon Bateman was
with his team at the Tri-State ield. this
city. but was not in the game. In the
sixth inning he was sent 10 bat for
Catcher Stroh, and AT a critical point
in the game with men on second and
third, he hit hot grounder 10 Gilbert
over second base; but. instead Of run
ming 10 first, he walked leisJrely 10 the
bench
Manager Irwin. who was on the bench.
criticised him for not running out the
hit He replied: why. ! got a safe
hI;. Don't you see the ball rolling into
the fleld?" The bail az that time was
in the first baseman's hands.
The Washington times., 1907-07-03
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

TOday's game-Postomce VS.. Int
riOr. 5:I5 p. m
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Standing of the Clubs.

TOday's game-Bethany VS. Waugh.
I Thirteenth and d streets northeast
SO.