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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-05
H1GHER PRICES SWELL 1MpoRT VALUES.

apparent the United
be abroad of
actual increase in
quantity principal articles forming the import
trade analysis just being made by the Bureau OF statistics OF that
indicates the in the total
value of imports largely due to advance in prices of the principal articles
forming the bulk of imptations into the United States
s1oGOoooOo worth of
imported year
reasonable limit it practicable
compare prices important of
This comparison of the figures for
year almost exactly doubled in
in
$434421425
6s744S9 1Sss it practicable find few articles
practically
odufs four Coffee tea and practically
manufacturing further
hides SKINS silk rubber, fber
tobacco, cotton lumber iron, and nitrate of Soda
Taking the four principal articles forming the great group fOodstu the
either quantity
in ave cacao),
articles manufacturing finds in nearly marked advances
in quantities and still greater advances in values
The total value all fOOdstufs imported 1907 100000 and
s2ooOOoooe OF
in
1907 reduction about
price imports pounds
ssoOoo 1892 1907 $7so0oo against
sOOOo 1899 of sc cents pound in 1907 and 70 cents
1892 advance the
the imports 1907 amounted oO in value and showed increase
about 20 per cent IN price per pound over that of 1892 while in aao the
of 1907 $1sOOOOoO little
wothrds shows
advance of about 20 and tea of about % per
Turning group il manufacturing
advance price unit of quantity
also advance actual skins
quantity,
100000 silk quantity
million sixteen half million pounds $3200oOo
$700000O
rubber
s32 100000 $59000Oo the
price pound
and
Lumber including
in
600 $650O00
cent sal hemp increased quantity 10000
$920000
while manila
value from $25oOe s1oO0oo price per
about II
100000 4OOoOOo price per
being
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-05

1t said that
t.crminOlogi Department thing
scramble
toned in existence The Legislature abolished position
salary although payment
of
should reegated
has been in other counties
the big Territorial establishments that built
SYSTEM by abshng all positions
of
Territory of
take
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-05
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP.

A list for membership in the local
branch of the Red Cross Society, made
up principally from among the mem,
bers of the police force, has been for
warded by Sheriff Iaukea to Mrs. F.
NJ. Hatch. The list includes twenty
names.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-05

1t would be mutual delight to the squadron and the city if the
cruisers could be detained here for the three
the concession of time his orders forbid
surely
Honolulu the
authority already he might willing
should
the community To have such
hpae in so typical local holiday exceptionally
the cordial
the naval ser~ice and the station
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
OUT
JUST BEFORE
G. w. u. GAME

SWARTHMORE, Pa, Oct 19--In att
tempting to prevent ROwlands from re-
ceiving a forward pass yesterday. Con
ME Wickham was ssvagely tackled by
Millman, the giant tackle, and as re-
suit. had to be carried from the field
with a badly hurt ankle.
Coach Shell could not ascertain ex-
actly the extent OF the injury. but he
fears that the bones about the ankle
have been broken. IL this Is true. Wick
ham is lost to the Garnet for the rest
OF the year. Coming at this time, II is
particularly unfortunate for Swarth-
more. for II leaves them with but one
quarterback. Roth. who has been given
several trials as substitute at the pivotal
position, while an excellent handler Of
the ball and a speedy runner, does not
direct the team well and lacks ex-
perience.
No let-up occurred today, in antlcipa-
ton or the game with George Washing
ton
The scrubs put it all over the regu-
lars. Harcourt and McDonough gave a
weak exhibition OF fumbllng. and several
were gobbled in for touchdowns ',y the
scrub ends. The final score was: Scrubs,
IS; Varsity. 8.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
DONOVAN DRAWS
WITH BLACKBURN
Rochester Mans Swings
Offset Rivals Constant
labs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9.-Mize Don
ovan, Of Roch ester. kept Jack Black
burn. OF this city. busy al the Industrial
Boxing Club last night.
While Donovan had the advantage OF
weight, this was more than offset by
Bl9ckburn's superior reach and height
Nothing daunted, Donovan kept rushing
in and sWingir 6 Cor lacks body. Black
burn booked = leaos very clevelry and
during the first three rounds came back
with left j2bs to Mixes face
In re fourth rouad both landed blows
TO the Jaw and Blackburn got in some
swings TO Mikes face. The latter went
to his corner showing the effects OF pun
ishment.
In the fifth round Blackburn tried hard
TO keep the fighting at long range. but
after hitting NIKE under the left eve
and ask Of the ear with right swings,
the Rochester slugger got busy and
hammered Blac kburn about the jaw and
neck with pO~erful swings. Blackburn
Jabbed Donovan repeatedly at the OPEN
ing ot tne sixth round, but toward the
close Donovan worked in close and held
his OWL in the hard mixups, and the
result as a draw.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
COLLEGE RECORDS
GIVEN APPROVAL
Six Marks Made at Stad-
ium Are Now Of
fetal.

NEW YORK. Oct ia meeting Of
the executive committee and advisory
bosrri Of the Intercollegiate Association
Of amateur Athletics of America was
held here yesterday. President John
J. Rowe. of Harvard. presided.
SIX records made at the track meet
in the Harvard Stadium last spring were
accepted and enc was rejected. The
latter was that of John G Garrels.
University of Michigan, in IT, high
hurdles. Though the watches caught
the time as Is Is seconds. the board
ruled that Garrels hed Oeen helped by
strong wind and refused TO allow the
record.
The records accepted were. Mile run
4:2C 3-5. by Cy Haskins, University OF
Pennsylvania; <4O-yard dash, AS As, by
Taylor, of University of Pennsylvania;
tvO--nile run. 9:34 As, by Rowe, of Uni
vCrsity of Michigan; high jump, feet ga
inches, by Moffit, Of University of Penn
sylv5nia; shOt-put. 46 feet 81 inches. by
Kruger, of Swarthmore and the pole
vault. II feet ia inches, by Dray, of
Yale.
The place of holding the next annual
track and field meet was left open until
tho next regular meeting, which will
be on January IL 1908.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
REAL TESTS ON TODAY
FOR BIG FOOTBALL TEAMS
Hard Games Booked for Penn Harvard and Yae-George
Washington Will Be Up Against the Real
Thing at SWarthmore.

The character Of the football schedule
changes materially today.
II finds several OF the toplineTs face
C. face with games that mean not
question of the size of the score but OF
victory or defeat.
Harvard. Yale, and Pennsylvania have
their work cut out for them, their
games with Annapolis, West Point, and
brown, respectively. being the big
events on the card.
Princeton's opponent is Washington
and Jefferson. which team held the
Tigers to a 9 to score last year, but
whose strength this year IS an unknown
quantity. There Is nothing to Indicate
that this game VIII be anything like
as tight a fit as last years for the
Jerseymen.
Cornell gets In Pennsylvania State a
team that scored a touchdown on ths
Indians, but was beaten. is TO .. and yet
is capable OF providing any opponent
with stiff workout. The ForGham
team, which so far has done very well
In its two games, will tackle Franklin
and Marshall and in so doing meet a har-
der game than IL has faced this season.
Ia the West the first big game Will be
played. Chicago meeting Illinois.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19

cession after Hall had been retired. but
neither scored. HOner steadied himself.
and the batters were easy outs. Dunn
opened the second inning with a single.
but was forced out at second by Bur
rill. Beach singled. and so did Hardy.
scoring Burrill. Beach and Hardy made
pretty double steal, and Beach scored
on ClSrke's error.
In the fourth Beach doubled TO left
field. was sacrificed to third BY Hardy.
and scored on Halls three-bagger TO
center. Hall tried 10 stretch the hit into
home run. but he was caught at the
plate. AS soon as he nit the BAH BrOdie
was after It, and, running like a deer.
he grabbed the leather while IL was stil
rolling He threw 10 Keller, who sent
the ball Ike a cannon shot into RObbie's
mitt. Hail was nabbed by five yards.
The crowd yelled loudly over the fast
manner IN when the play was made.
Baltimore scored its last run ia the
sixth inning. Burrell tripled TO center
field. and crossed the plate on Hardy's
out second to first.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
FORWARD Pass
Will Feature
At West Point

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 1s.-To keep the
Yale eleven in tiptop condition for a
hard battle at West Point tomorrow. the
coach s omitted scrimmage practice to-
day.
Their coaching was focused upon the
problem OF working out a defense for
forward pass as handled by West
The second eleven was taught
L.. Army style OF heaving forward
- SEES. and the varsity VAS made to
try % stop them. After several expert
nle,rts they were thoroughly successful.
Rer.rts which have come to Yale the
pas Jew days indicated that the Army
IS r.. Quite as formidable as last year,
a-c sls coaches expect to win tomor-
row aRIne about y to Q.
.gt cuiators in football tickets today
laughed at the drastic ordinance lust
passed ~ the city OF New Haven pro-
hib ting speculation in tickets
They pointed out that they will with
draw Their stands to the city limits and
sell the tickets in the town OF West
Haven, where Yale field is located.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
Y. NJ. c. A. BOWLERS
TO FORM LEAGUE
New Alleys Among Finest
in City-Pool Tour
rdment

II is The intention OF the games room
committee or the local Y. Ii c. A To-
form a bowling league This winter 10
be open only TO the members Of the as
ISOLATION.
The league VIII consist Of eight teams.
As yet no definite schedule has been
arranged. but this will be done as soon
as the remodeled alleys are completed
Progress on the alleys has been dc
layed by law suit over the rights 10
patent for the installation Of auto
matte pin settlers. When this wor'- Is
settled immediate steps Will be taken
FOX the formation OF The league.
The rcjuVenAted alleys when conf
pleted viii be among the hest in the
city.
II is also the intention OF this COM
mittee TO hold several pool tournaments
through the winter The winner Uf1
be the acknowledged champion or IT,
association. Prizes will be offered for
both the bowling and the pool matches.
Applicants FOR the bowling teens
should apply 20 Dir. Williams Tor FUR
Their information.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
Full Macy Team
Against Harvard
E1cepf Magruder

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct. l9-The mid
shipmen had their final practice for the
Harvard game yesterday afternoon.
The squad did not get or the field
until about o'clock. and there was no
lineup. merely a thorough drill and
signals and formation for different plays
and some taking and handling the ball
In fact. the Navy team has not had
single lineup this week except in the
game on Wednesday with st. John. in
which a majority OF the regulars kept
cut OF the play on account OF injuries,
most Of which. however. were rot seri-
Gus.
The coaches felt that In view of the
crippled condition OF so many OF the
players and the indication that the
squad was I'm danger Of entertaining, II
would be better to avoid the danger OF
further injuries this week ard lose the
benefit OF play against the second team
Consequently the whole work of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
Football Games Today.

Swarthmore VS.. George Washington
at Swarthmore.
Georgetown VS.. University Of Mary
land at Washington, p. m.
Yale VS. Army at West Point.
Harvard VS.. Navy at Annapolis.
Pennsylvania VS. Brown at Phila-
delphia.
Indians VS.. Bucknell at Carlisle
Cornell VS.. Penna State at Ithaca
Princeton VS.. Washington and JEFF
ferson at Princeton.
Lafayette VS.. Fordham at Easton.
Syracuse VS.. Williams at Syracuse.
HaverfOrd VS. New York Univers-
ity at Haverford. -
North Carolina VS.. W. and NJ. at
Chapel Hill.
Stevens VS.. Johns Hopkins at Ho-
boken.
Amherst VS.. Trinity at Amherst.
Lehign VS.. Medico Chi at South
Bethlehem.
Ursinus VS.. Dickinson at College
Vile.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19

week has been confined 70 signal work
and general practice under the coaches
md there has been no actual playing.
The full team will start IN the game
With the exception of Magruder, right
ackle. and his place will De taken by
Shafroth, much heavier men. whose
experience Cor two years has been at
guard. for which position ne has been
sub for two seasons. He weighs
200 pounds and there will be three
other men IN the Navy line who are
close to that figure. They are North
croft, left tackle; Stuart, left guard,
end Slingluff. cepter. Wright, right
tackle, weighs about $50 pounGE, and the
line that goes in the game tomorrow
- probably the heaviest that has ever
represented an Annapolis eleven.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
Another British
Record Broken

LONION. oct. 19.-On Brookland
motor tracks at Weybridge A Lee
Guinness. driving a 2OO-hOrseFower
eIght-cylinder car. covered a Guar
ter OF a mile IN rs seconds, which Is
equivalent TO a speed of 1854 miles
an hour, and beats the previous
British record made by him on June
% last at Saltburn.
Dugald Ross, a wealthy American.
bought the car on the spot for &c.
300. and intends entering IL for a
twenty-mile race on a stretch OF
sand IN California Cor a stake Of
go. 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
HERE'S WHERE BURKE
WILL HAVE TROUBLE

NEW YORK, Oct I9.Sailor Burke,
provided his fight with O'Keefe comes
OF in time TO give him a chance 70 go
West to train. will accept n offer made
by one OF the GOldheld cubs 10 meet
Young Peter Jackson.
Bob Clark. who IS again in charge Of
the mariners affairs. received a bid last
night for fight with the colored mid
dleweight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
The schedule follows:


Oct. -Potohacs vs.. Marines.
Oct. lS-City Hall VS. Washington.
Oct. 2l-Marines VS.. Assessors
Oct 23-Lawyers vs.. Washington.
Ost- 25-Potomacs vs.. City Hail
o. Z-WashinSton VS.. Assessors.
Oct SO-POtomac VS.. Lawyers.
Nov. MARINES vs. City Hall.
Nov. Lawyers VS.. Marines.
Nov. 6-AssessOrs vs.. City Hall
Nov. S-Potomac VS.. Washington.
Nov. u-City Hall VS. Lawyers.
Nov 1S-Marines VS.. Washington
Nov. 15-Assessors VS.. Potomac.
Nov. ls-Lawyers VS.. Assessors.
Nov. 2o-WashingtOn VS.. City Hall
Nov ZZ-POtomacs VS.. Marines.
Nov. Z5-Lawyers Us. Washington.
Nov. ZI-Marines VS.. Assessors.
Nov. 2S-City Hall VS. Potoms cs.
Dec 2-Washington VS.. Marines.
Dec. Lawyers VS.. City HAN.
Dec 6-Potomacs vs.. Assessors.
Dec. 9-Assessors VS.. Washington.
Dec u-COHectors VS.. Marines
Dec lS-POtOmacs VS.. Lawyers
Dec. 16-AsSe ssOTs VS. City Hall
Dec ls-Aarines VS.. Lawyers
Dec zo-H asnington VS. Potomac
Jan. 6-LaWyers VS.. Was aiugtOn.
Jan e-Marines vs.. Assessors.
Jan 1O-POtomac vs.. city Hall.
Jan. l3-WashingtOn vs.. Assessors.
Jan l5-Ctty Hall VS.. Marines.
Jan lt-Lawyers VS.. Potomac.
Jan. 2-Mariues vs.. Washington.
Jan Lawyers VS.. City Hall.
Jan G-Assessors vs.. Potomac.
Jan Zl-Lawycrs VS. Marines.
Jan. z9-COllectors VS.. Assessors.
Jan. U-POtomac VS.. Washington
Feb. 5-Washington vs.. Collectors.
Fsb- 5-Assessors vs.. Lawyers.
Feb MARINES VS.. Potion acs.
Feb. 10-Lawyers VS.. Collectors.
Feb lZ-Washington VS.. Marines.
Feb. 1A-PotO1nacs w. Assessors.
Feb Il-Assessors VS.. Marines
Feb j9-La=.yers VS.. Washington.
Feb H-CoIlectors VS.. Poto macs.
Feb. 2f-ASsessors VS.. Law yers.
Feb. &-W ashingtOn va. Collectors.
Feb. &-POtomaCs VS.. ,IaTines-
Mar. Assessors VS.. washington.
Mar. 4-COllecrOrs vs. Mar ues.
Mar 6-Lawyers VS.. Putnnlecs.
Mar. 9-Ass=sSOrs VS. CouC ctOrs
Mar. 1l-Marines VS.. Lawyers.
Mar. l3-POtOmacs VS. y aSh-n Zton-
Mar l6-Wasnington VS.. Lawyers.
Mar. lS-Marines VS. Assessors.
Mar, @-CollectOrs We Potomacs.
Mar. 22-POtOmacs vs.. Assessors
Mar. 25-KSashington VS.. Marines.
Mar. 2f-Lawyers VS.. CITY Hall.
Mar. 30-ASsesSors VS.. Lawyers.
Apr. MARINES vs. Potomac.
Apr. 3-COllectors vs.. Washington.
Ape. G-Lawyers vs.. MariIes.
Apr S-POtOnlacs VS. Washington
Apr. 1O-Assessors vs. Collectors.
Apr. 13-COliectors KS. Marines.
Apr. I5-Washington VS.. Assessors.
Apr I7-POtOmacs VS.. Lawyers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19

Two-base hits-Keeler. Jennings, Joe
Kelley. Doyle. Beach. Three-base hits
jennings. Hall. BurreU. Sacrifice hits
Keller Brodie %. Hardy. Stolen bases
Gleason 90. John Kelly. Beach Hardy
Double plays-Burrell. Dunn. and Hun
ter. First base on balls-Om Hardy, 3
Jennings. Doyle. Hoffer) OF Burcheu
Doyle. Clarke). Innings pi.ched-By
Hardy, s; by BurcheU. 8 Hits-Off
Hardy. Il: of Burchell. ?. Struck out
BY Hoffer. 2 (OHara. BurrelD: by
Hardy (Hoffer). Left on hase@Old
Orioles, 10: Baltimore. 8. First base on
errors-Old Orioles. 2; Baltimore, J. Time
Il hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-Hurst
and Belts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
A POOR PLAYER.

"She's played bridge so much that she
can go through a game with her eyes
shut"
yes, I've been her partner when
thought she was playing that way
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
GEORGETOWN
READY FOX
YLAND

Georgetown meets the University Of
Msryland this afternoon on Georgetown
Field at O'Clock.
The Maryland squad has been
strengthened since its early games by
the return Of several veterans. and Cap
tain Blake. who has been out on account
of a sprained shoulder. will be in the
lineup today:
The r-rohahle llne-np:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
Capitol Hill Squad Narrow
ly Escapes Defeat by
Business.
High School Standing.


BY defeating Business By to o East
ern attained the lead in the high school
football race. and now stands at the
top with a record OF two Victories and
none lost
The game was narred by continuous
wrangiing. The trouble started when
Business challenged Farmer, Westerns
captain. on the ground that he was over
twenty-one years CID Eastern retail
lated by pointing out that Dodd, who
has been playing with Business this
season. had never been transferred
from Eastern 10 Business. Eastern's
protest was sustained, but Farmer was
allowed to play. and the stenographers
went into the game under protest.
Developments proved the wisdom of
lighting for the retention OF Farmer.
He was the principal ground gamer for
Eastern and featured in most Of the
trick plays in conjunction with McGif-
fen. The latter's only fuke was made
when he missed a chance to make a
drop kick from. the Business 2O-yard
line after twenty minutes OF play.
Tried Straight Football.
In the first half Business made the
fatal mistake OF playing straight foot
ball. Eastern had q full assortment
OF 1907 stunts up its sleeve and trotted
them out in rapid succession that had
the business players completely OF
their guard on several occasions Kick
ing and occasional essays at line buck
ing brought Eastern within forty yards
OF Business goal Martin kicked for
Eastern. and business failed to make
a gain Welcker punted and McGiffen
frCze on TO the ball and crossed the
goal for the only touchdown. Eastern
failed to kick goal
In the second half Business very wise
y resOrted 10 the kicking game and az
a result outplayed Its opponents. They
managed 20 keep the hail In Eastern
territory for the greater part OF the
half. but cid not succeed IN pushing Il
across the line. Jimmy Kerrs charges
had been thoroughly imbued with the
principles OF defense and this fact kept
their goal intact IN the second half.
On the I-Yard Line.
Just at the end OF the first round
Business nearly scored. but after con-
siderable skirmishing Welcker sent the
ball to Eastern's I6-yard line. McGiTen
fumbied 4 and the little quarter barely
saved the Cay by falling on the ball on
the i-yard Iine. AT this point the half
ended
Tie Orange AMI Blue also worked the
forward pass for gains, but showed a
lack OF practice and slipped up on sew
eral attempts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19

ANNOUNCE
SCHEDULE
Real Estate League Has Tri-
Weekly Matches Booked
Until April.

Although the season OF the Real Es-
tate Bowling League opened October 16
at the Palace alleys with = match be-
tween the Potomacs and Marines. the
complete schedule was not announced
until yesterday.
The schedule calls for games Monday.
" ednesday. and Friday. Six teams.
Assessors. Marines. City Hall, Potomac.
Lawyers, and Washington, constitute
the league. and a number OF crack
bOwlers are enrolled.
The schaduIe foliovvs-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
y Both Local Varsies Have Hard Fights This afternoon y
TRIAL FOR MORAN
IN PHILADELPHIA
By TAD.


NEW YORK. Oct Bowen Moran
gets a real tryout this evening at the
National A. C. in Philadelphia
he meets Tommy O'TooIe and this
O'Toole lad is a master mechanic. He
Is the boy who made Abe AtteI hit the
high places in their six-roULd bout and
at the finish there was none at the ring
side who said: Another win for AttelI'
II was ike moving day for the cham-
pion and he had his hands full from
the time the gong sounded until il
changed for the finish.
O'ToOle has beaten Eddie Kelly and
broken even with Jimmy walsh on sew
eral occasions. and II there is q boy
who Is really worthy Of the task OF
trying this Moran person out O'ToOle IS
the one.
Moran showed up like Colin against
Danny DouSherty and Monte Attsll, but
nelther compares with the shifty Tom
my, who IS looked upon as the coming
champion IN the unconscious city.
Metal DucHlow has Jimmy Kelly under
ats care, and says after Jimmy beats
Beeoe he IS going to match him with
the O'Toole boy.
The Tr,-city Athletic Club, Of Davea-
port. has practically made arrangeA
ments for a match between Kid Herman
and Packey Mcfarland for the first
week In November Mcfarland meets
Kid Goodman next wednesday IN a ten
round fight
Abe AtteT has arrived IN Los Angeles
with his sparring partner. Kid Farmer,
and they win begin work at once for
the fight with Freddie Weeks on October
.. Atten declares he needs little train~
ing for the bout
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19
When the Wizard whizzed.
Down 10 Business Early.

The new Orioles were checked in their
efforts TO score in the opening inning.
John Kelly and O'FIara singled In sue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-19

Metal DucKlow has Jimmy Kelly under
ais care, and says after Jimmy beats
Beeoe he IS going to match him with
the O'Toole boy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
D. B. sIuTShLR

4 Il Statsman. 0lc Of THE iofemosl
citizens ol Violta. ard une q tDe has'
Democrats n Cfaix county, lsa Fan
dldats fdt cEers ~ the District efslfi
Or craig colnif subiect . tiis bsm
o-ailc primaries. NJ Sfnismsn e at
Old iand AZ tha clerk q the oonti
business. having sefsed 3 term as s'icl
Il NeAd county Kansas sfefipas =
comlns % Ylnita. Ile sas slseied lf
thsf roanfy Is ls<s and vas tie ems
man on tie Democratic ticket si'7
pallsa thfeagh at THAT elreiien. Hs
i eoad business man q excellsns
ci,AfActs and reputation Af stgis.
nan ia native 81 Indiana. but he'
tren a resident 0f Nlalla slnce 1901
ana las bgen 3 factor 10 she gfosti
ara Advancement q tie ellY 1ou
can sAfe.Y boak ~ win blm ~ ans
klai ofa transaction political o. eth
erelse