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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
WHY NOT HAVE 4 CARNEGIE
LIBRARY?

A more pertinent question relative
to Ocala's welfare does not present it.
self just at present than the above.
Why not? Is there any 10 question
the power ~ book or the need of
books as to that matter? IL would seem
that opportunity confronts us just at
present. Ocala is a beautiful town
naturally. Where is one more so? And
the keynote or her progress seems to
/ be improvement: new homes are be-
ing built and old ones beautified.
There is hardly a street in town IN
marked by the work of the builders.
Street improvement is noticeable.
though candor compels the statement
its need is noticeable also But the
spirit Of progress Is upon us. and why
not? Where is a better town than
Ocala in the great commonwealth of
Florida? There are natural attrac-
ltiOns accessible in every direction
Silver Springs, The Oklawaha River.
WaldO's Cave. Lovers Lane and hard
roads leading through Gods own
country in every direction. Palmetto.
palm and pine combine 10 lend trop-
ical beauty on every hand. Ancestral
oaks with trailing moss lend dignity
and honor TO our town. Birds are in
all our trees and squirrels have made
Ocala their home. Ocalas all right
There Is historic ground about rs
Old Fort King once stood within
few miles Of here and quaint legends
brood IN waters depths and leafv
woods. Ocala is bound to grow, II is
IN Florida. and Florida is the biggest
thlng east of the Mississippi. ALBANIA
and Pharpar We're never so clear As
our Florida streams and We have near
us the queen of them all.
But back to the Hbrary-It's hard
to quit when one allows the pen 10 OK.
press even a portion OF OcaIa's beau
not have the library? Isn't
Ocala cultured enough for one? Don't /
we need one? Wouldn't an elegant
little library building be an addition?
Doesn't reading and don't books stand
Is an index, TO a certain extent. of
Dur culture? Let's ger busy, We've
got the best town in the state. VIZ
lave an ideal location: let's add TO il
mi 6eautify il. Get up and be glad
'ou have the chance to live in OcaIa.
you're fortunate if this is your home,
Talk Ocala.. think OCala. dream about q
)cala. praise her within the gates and .
ct her be your boast when YOU travel l.
c. c. CARROLL.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
A Carload Of Horse. and Mules.

Mr.. Hugh Nichols OF fhe firm -
Thompkins & Nichols. has been IN
Atlanta for the past week purchasing
another carload of horses and mules
for their stables in this CITY The
animals arrived YESTERDAY and will
be put on sale Monday Mr. Nichols
is an acknowledged judge - horse
flesh and those wanting either horses
or mules are cordially invited -o call
ar their stables on Main street. nayr
20 the government iot aad inspect
these animals
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
Some Fine Grapefruit.

Some OF the yerv finest grapefruit
The writer has ever seen was bruogn-
IN this week from the young grove Of
Mr, E. Y. Blackman a. Orange Glade.
The fruit was Of good color. symmer-
rical form and excellent flavor. This
Is the first year VI. Blachman's grove
has fruite and The fruits compare
most fayOrablyy with those from older
groves. This is rare with citrus fruits
and shows what may be ACCOMPLISHED
by intelligence and care in making d
grOve.-Miami News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
Miss Marion Galloway Entertains.

Miss Marion Galloway entertained
very delightfully."- Tuesday evening in
honor of three Ocaia visiting girls
Miss Mildred Sumner. of Dade Citv
Fla. who is the guest OF Mrs. A. G..
" aldron: Miss Donnie Marsh. of
PanasOffkce. Fla. who is visiting Miss
Lily Gamble. and Miss Cynthia DAVIS.
Of South Carolina, who is spending the
winter with Mrs. Jerry Burnett. Miss
GallOWay's other guests were the fol
lowing young people: Misses Lily
Gamble, Edna Smith, Rena Smith.
Meek AusIey. Edna Culyerhouse.
Blanche Ausley. Ruby Farris. Mr. !
&. Waldron. Mrs. Harris McAteer
Mre. Goore2 l.. TAYLOR. and Messrs.
Jim Marsh, Austin Waldron. Charlie
Williams. J. T. Jones. Cecil BRYANT.
Cleve Williams, Robert Caldwell. VIII
podson. Andrew Faucet. }. c. Holder.
Fred Weihe. II. McAteer Harry Cole.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flynn.
Miss Galloway was q delightful hos
eSS and the young people had the
nerriest evening Imaginable.
The rooms We're beautifully decorar-
ID with evergreens and vines and pre-
'ented a very festive appearance.
Consequences and other games
we're played. a number of musical Sc
ectiOns rendered. splendid refresh
nents served and Miss GalIoways
hospitality was greatly enjoyed by her
quests.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

+ VI Smith. the i-muhouafr.
'bOrax king OF Oakland Cal has
~edded his first Nife's privat, see,
rotary. They are making tour GO
the West Indies in the "boraN hins
private yacht
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
OeAr- OF ssy JAS o o.s.ss

lu''.ml... .s. .... ...
'he c.r .la. H.. I,a.. I .-Fs..
f'. bong .u. ..m.... .. u.r
"t.sr conference, .f .... .... I.f I
Miami Wrfn.-ia. afternoon. ... ..
h"d' "lH Dol. .rHsr. . s.....a-4
for iut-rm.n.
br D"Pa-- ga. a ,.a.a.. .... az
'.. ~ tl- conference. AMI r.-I ma
important ,'au.n. .n ft.. STATE
- "a rh. pioneer u.t.r r-.~.-
ia Florida and Introduce r.a. % .1.
early variety - D.srhs. .rl- -asa
since prpvet ,o profitable -. ..l- o..
pie. Re Was rhe Arr director 20 frs
United State experiment ..afru e.
Lake civ sui ga largely .1r-ars-
raj .n .n.-utIs.ne tE- -..a. .r. .f ..
baccu BOO Florida ar.rH ra. .... r1rs
proven -p -urr.--fI. .. -.r- .| .rs
COMMITTEES
ln fI- -ar.s Iats l. ea. 81 s.Ilu
nous corre-U"uH-l- f. r.. r.. nara-s
AMI r-z't er. -..a Diligence. 90
eioGr.rr. .H. u.-a....r rs-.
.ndr-'-.- 0..r. .. .... .- ..
come prosper
Or D.pa. ar. H.-
EDITOR .t .r. Florida ..-..ar a..
.uca.. .rt ..-.. a. .-f.-
bis Hart- ... us.-... ... ...-s..-
If -l. .a.. Or Comma.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The advice Of the s.. Petersburg
Independent is 10 buy real estate. rs
good advice il you buy in the rigb,
place Many OF the millionaires Of
the country owe their good fortune 70
small investments in real estate. The
same opportunities present themsel-
YES now.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The Andrew Carinegie Uuiv.r-if.
has been Incorporated a. zap f.
is not TO be- run for profit Npdiciu.
dentistry. pharmacy tho art> ana
sciences, Law, theology. and kindred
subjects are 10 BIZ taught. perhaps
free.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Ninery-fvr millions more for biz
ger navy. nothing for better highRat,
The Florida Agricuirurist wants t1
know who Ias tried 10 grow English
~alnuts in Florida II p-can,. phy NOT
Walnut~'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Representative Cooh Of Rav..
county, Texas. has filed with tl- sem
ate committee of the state thirty.,iN
distinct charges aEain~t Senator
BaileE. The great Texan is ha,Ing
his own troubles.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Ine thumb dinrcrn .at-, o.. man
from the animal. If th- man had been
born without a thumb there would
have been no inventions amt without
inventions man would still r. living
in caves
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The. national poultry and gan. o.
ISOLATION have begun a crusad. for 70
reduction in freiEhts on pOuIrr, There
is q big difference in the rare- ON
dressed meats and dressed pouI--,
and the poultry people van. Oh, even
ND NattrrS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

The 81. Augustine Record say, that
members OF the legislature should To-
ceive instructions from their various
counties 70 have the state aid IN he
building Of hard surface roads They
are needfuI in the development az
the stale.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

OV nG - shortage ~ cars .a "a
t"rn Kentucky many Of the coal utr.-
are obliged 10 reduce me production
Of coal. and II is said that more than
TOO" cars are on siding, along tho
lines of The Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
HUNTING liz FLORIDA.

transformers Passing Winter in the
Sunny South-John PenfoId Writes
of General Condition and Tells
OF a Hunting Trip in Which
transformers Joined Wild
Cat, Coon and Snake.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

W. have l.-' gotten .n 81 o. a.
% the finest broot mares ever nru.sgt
20 The stare. and f1 ss- them - % A
mlrs them. We sf sol -hars -
yerF reaspnao.- p-..a- Come an al
.0"1 Them over a.
MARION FARMS STABLES
" uraa IA
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

Kill the corn and pea wcevi, and
The gopher b. using Carbon B.Sul-
phide; - cents.
TYDINGS & CO
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

SNELLoN sAsrav
Is no~ prepares % srip sr-as. c..-x
Nies. e,e.. o. snor. notice ara z..-.
17tses sat sfsc,ion ~ a. es.s.
Sge fi-- triai
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy Fa
Write

We prefer Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to any other for our child
rem. saws Nh. L. J. Woodbury., OF
TwininS. Mich. 1T has also done the
work for us in hard colds and Group
and We take pleasure in recommends
ing IT For sale by all druggists m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01

For Saie.-Japanese seed cane. r
D. Jones. Agnew Station If!w
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-01
What to Do When Bilious.

The right thing TO do when you feel
bilious is to take a dose Of Chamber
lam Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels. Try il.
Price % cents. Samples free at all
druggists m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
ASCOT

first race, seven siEhtha mile
at Aibans. iot uiarfisi. % ,.
won. star OF Runuymads. 100, Sec
end. Gold I.sdae. ioi, third time.
fsa Is
SECOND race. three eiEhths mile
Martha Jane. 10 tiiuiimanl, % :,
won, Katie italus. 10, second; ore
IA. tta third. time, %.
Thifd race. one mile Woodtherpe
IL trfentun). to Z, won, Avontel-
ua. rig. second. haia. III, third
lime. ! Is a.
FOURTH race. one miie-w. II.
carey. ita Ciiarfisl. : 10 !. won.
Won Tramp. IA sec9ndi "a +
fryer. tea. third. tino. IS.
ftuh raes. Fatufity ooufss--can-
feaaof, TO lkoefasIl, , 90 8. ven.
nasa pan, i0s. second, Judge Den =
ton III. third. time. lis.
Riath race. three quarters mile
canopian. ioT tkenD. ) 70 l. Won
nndolfo. ief. second. Astral, IL.
third. time. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
NELSON AND CANS TELL OF
FIGHTS w THEIR -Kto" DAYS.
sV JAS. J, coRBGrT.

BY JAS. J. coRBGrT.
Probably ever reateF ~ thia col
ANN has heard shs story tasd ~
Battling Naiaou ~ AIS firsf fiEhi
anG haw he happsned % xia H.
Nat appllsa the eid aaificicnt gag
10 himself AMI b. SETS e OF faifif
well. he aafs that IN one q his
boyhond fiEhts be met a tough
yonuKRfar Ia r1nah and tutnhle
battle and they agreed that the
first 10 set enough Waa 90 saf sui
ficiant~ The fiKht started and
Nat had "anffieicut~ long before tho
oghsf kid. bot forxns the word and
had 20 continaa. The other Young
ster finally said sufficient and
bat replied. TIES. and | have beon
trying 20 think of The ia wuFf
Cor 10 minutes
Well. Joe Cans foes Bat oua bet
tor and tells re foll0winr story
When he waa a small boy work
Ing 10 d fiah market IN baltimore
he got ualaad np with = tough little
lrlsh Kid ~ the name OF Ben DAILY
Den had Il in Tor Joe and vas after
him every ehaacs he Kot- One DAY
Joe decided % give the iittle Irish.
man truuhie and eth tbs backing
81 several calorpd frfenAs ne tackled
Daily. The flEht had gone about
1--WE minutes when DAILY got bis arm
around Cans face and mouth and
shut the coiurcd boY'S wind Oft
Jos triad 70 yell enough bul
eoulfnt Finally he twistea him
self out Of the other lids grip and
then gave him a good whipping
Nelzon forgot the word suffi
cicnt~ and Cans couldn't say
enough"
Some Of The fisht critics say tha,
that Is JUST about what happened
IN Goldficld when they met and
hence the lengthy battle
Jack Munrne tells the intrat On
Tom shafkeY The miner. ue the
occasion 81 hia first trip 70 New
York. visited the famous Fourteenth
a. liquor emporium uf shafkeY
Tom looked him over and said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

wv, Harvey sehriebsr was per-
sistent
Here's little lady ~ nalgas
wan out - Nance O'Neit. Harry.
said s5hfiobrr - MACK. "and I
want yuu Go take her She MAJ.
make a good race mare.
Mach accepted tho Eift horse and
NAMED her rayura. she developed
npssd and stneilua and proved The
foundation stone u Maek's present
ntahla
Ataek has won 70 races with Ia
xara 80 far. Ills fortune u EraN
ing rs leaps and houuaH
when Mavk IL asked ausHflaua
a. Co the dstsa - saFtaia hapreus
iurH in his career he vii reply
We'll cauf last say uffhnnd
hen the date as. bat II I had =
chance 10 look over mathof's diary
! could tell Ypu she kesps track
~ thoau shinEs fuf me. Ypa hnon :
Harry Mack aAnfes hts old fnaths
e.. aud maybe that ~ the kayuulF
of an hia success on the turf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
ON Fegn ). HEWITT.


Neattfo 0tAF 1NRAtA RofNtS~f
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. io.--f'or-
tune Il smiling asain on Harry
Mack. the wet-kneNn ~ Louis
horaeman. ant with hls shiny stable
he Is gotlius his portion Of tho
money az EmeFYylie.
Mack has enjoyed the fruits ~
turf success 60 the fullest he y
was tn the Old days al -. toaia Nho
DEVELOPED Nash TURNER ard sold
his eaagruct 20 Eugene t.eieh FOR a
good sissd sum he picked 40
jockey Tubafsals aH4 sold his con-
tract 10 Marcus naiy Tor a fortune.
Three yeara ssa fire devastated
uareY MRek's entire fortune IN ~
Louis where his home ana stables
became foed fnf the flrgfieus
The horssnea started a HarseFip-
ton 10 rrinslats the popular trainer
IN business Mack smiled ana re-
FUSED The money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

eecond race. thras-rishthH mile
uanonioa, 100 tf sullivan, 10 20 l.
wont ANITA, 100. second. jeremiah
100. third. time. 80 -.
THIRD race. Que and one sistesnth
mties KDfonilany, i0T tMeintyrel,
90 1. won Coco. i0b seconds La
Rose, t0b. third. time, 10 20.
rourih race. one mile ana 100
wards joe Coyne. 100 tMoinlyfal
4 10 1. Won Neaion, iip, second
eorrissn. i0a. third. time. iise "a
fifih race. one ana ane-quaftsf
miles -Voleday. 10 tiiornaf)' e.
z. won! Graphite. i0l Heeand, hhh-
sr. 100. third. all 80.
sixth race. one mile iesehw oaa'
% iaandy1. % 2, won. Falletla.
f0a. second Gov Davis. Do, third
time. ia 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
Tie MARKET

solitary car ~ potatoes arrived
To-Day A steamer from California
r. duo today. but has not been re
ported
Ranch eFRs remain firm AZ g
cents per tiuxeu Nith a chance Of
4 raise 90 e. cents before the end
81 tho week AZ % the houses ara
doing business behind closed dours.
the cold weather having diaaa
tfUus effect on the vegetables.
NO relief o. reported on the has
aud grain condition. Few fish arr
finding their way % the markets. 4
laai Of mackUrgi arrived thia morn.
ting
vssst&sssa
Hssstants tiiga fnrai aatssEe. efats
ss,,l3- - 80 nse a.
z laiaa. psppers = aegs isstaco. q .
49,. 's $3.50. isass s-'nr.flns i,sa
-. . itsi ssi.sSssss. iisi = ssisss. -
crate. o.
n.ssnss ~ fisa ~ ~ = pss NJ wsat.
e - ss ' e. oa .s. = go - a.. e'"s -
glsnsss aasst r-f - Eam s. Es,ss
- uss5n 80. s5.@a.ss' -
atsas sfansss NE NsisEs rfaasa. q iass
80 tai. plaeappias = aazsa.
reps
ofsmau ranah ~ eaaisTa ss'e
nuttsr and chssss.
Wsshinstaa ef.aiasfa batter PEI ~ ~.
.zstarn ffssh hncE o. tie5 eastern
rHssas dffs5s-.sir t.stss. Ia fsit -.
gasssin Te#hs Arssftsan i7tte nfuh.trHef
re cream tfiss rhee~ h. IRA
eastern sia1aHa. - - OBJ. Halr.
psuufs
ffee ga shickeus lsr ~ f7c. hfaf.
- Hpirfa tiri Hea tmHeFs
a. ~. h is 2fr', 49, - b. s'a1s' I've
Live stsrN
Hstssf. shssp ~ ~ sses n
.s,yss. Ref Fl. saaislss ian,hs % a.ed
Steers %. aifHicl e1Hs fh saT4ri veal
.efas. Ger H. lis' dressed hoes ~ "a
Fish
fet ib Taae ssts.an trsai. psr is.
.s,,- ,,.s' -, " d, .. ia a. p.f =
e psF raflan. fiaf 81 buansasss rrak4
20 nas :i 1ss,s 20 .g * 81 sIs~ ..,,ls. p,
NzH iH. iae ffrrHn sHaH rsr r. fsa
Hay and Feedstufrs.
HfaIHTn HHHH fH.#HF. f.r H#1re. e..
Hst -rHri Con- afsIfa. faH
sHHaf HafI tHH. f.iu# IrrIrfa VaaH.Ha
tsH# hNf HH.fH UaHHI sHn aaHa. rrarF44
earH y, r.f son. flss u-ss. - BE- Coo
nia1linrs. 81 pHr Ton Oh cnba. fatQt1 -
tori HI1nl FHr Goa. SIS ahuffa per tan nj
l fsza. tef taH. o.. aata. Do taa.
lime ana Cement
Portland cement imported. PEI btL. nn4
ftftfana cement tHltfarria. per tti III
isaa 900 - returned baHsl plaster e.rfs
DBL 9 IS lmai San Iaaa 4 Harhs Tsrs
-. thl - A IRE tfiah per n fs8 pias
tsrina hHif. Der ID tdi metal iaih raf Fasa
hsa ID hard mall ptantsr, = ion. az
uaal fiber. lia
Nuts and Fiqa
tnrnT imported flies lf1fs1. rev val
nHiH rrf ia. It- aifsBHfa PEI lb. IE6
q - cHHHiHufa. f4I4H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
sue rHE 8 4. "

Agnes Ramsey this mofnink filed
a complaint In the superior court
demanding personal Injury DAM
AGES Of the Seattle Electric com
pauy ia the sum OF $4,000 11Ho ar.
rident n alleged 20 have ftfRirred
while tho plaintiff saa b s4saen-
Ger un tho Fremont tlailardtlitaA g.
4. Kaufman. a tcnmster. this morn
Ing fiiod a complaint against the
same concern demanding o. 800
damages fof inluries incurred when
he Was knocked OF hia wagon. do.
rsmbef .. GA FIRST az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
WAS A CASE OF WIN
OR AN ENDLESS BOUT

nothing Munroe was introduced
and asked Tom aad twn % he
friends 10 have q arink. The miner
SO wtth a friena. - there vefs
ffxe calls 20 tbs bartender Cigars
waFe passed cut 20 Al the party.
aua Munrus hanaet over = o. btu
lie Eut back SIS This vas tAe
first time the miner hal been up
against sharkvYs game and he said
noshins uuiu after hs got out II
The place
sharksy makes ", Of money.
no doubt. selling bis gr.0da a, such
hIgh prices. sid Naafoa 70 his
ffisadL
yes vas the response. bat
aou't be Discouraged. try the
Hmuke~
TIE cigar had been taken from =
bon decorated 40 wilh The EFsai
Toms psesare
aanrue ~ he Sod After atsuus
five minstea' serk he began count
iaE. one. two. three. fuaF. i've. and
~ On. until he waa stopped b. hia
ffienf. uho waited 20 knaw vhat
vac The matter
oh. nothinE. responded Jack. =
am aimplY oouhttng hYaelf ouf
6haTksy's special has got me Gu
the run. aid esn 800 { am uuf
elaaasd No wonder he ~na toa
tough fof Jaffriaa 10 khock cot.
John !. Sullivan sian holds 49,.
erai worlds 1EhtlnE fsearia one
81 tho records thai have sever hsaa
etcniled 4 the humber af knocs
downs held b. a fighter IL a zinxia
event Daring biz nilo nsoath ffIr
sFound The country ia Isst. suiiltau
met q M Rohiasan IN a fonrruuud
hout In The rin9 AZ San Francisco
k1hinsdn Nanted 4 division % the
kafc recgiuts O. stay the limit. ana
Sullivan agreed In the fuaf Short
periods Of fiEhtIaE Houluann sent
70 tho fioof 81 tinsa 80 Tar as l.
known this IA The worlds record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
ANNUAL DOG MEET

John Conaidlne loft last night FOR
California 10 watch che field trails
az the Pacific Coast Field club This
annual meet viii be held AZ Bakers
willie, orc. beginning next Monday
The best dogs on tho coast have
huon entered and MIR Conuidtnu has
his string ~ apurpu' IN the trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
CORBETT
NEARLY OUT
lssrlpn. r.I.arsph ssr.Issl

tScrlpns TELEGRAPH serNtce.f
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. io-in a
ssx ruund 80 last night before the
National Athletic club Tommy Muir
phy. Of New York. gave Young Cor
hett a harl beating Murphy nut
n an over the champion In each
round and the song onls saved Cor
hett frum being actually Knocked
cut In the sccond,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
open uIda FebfuarY IS.

nlds on the extension % the
Cedar river water system vii be
opened February IS only three
subdivisions are called Tor AZ this
time The pipe liue between the
city aud the headwofkai tie set.
tllnR basins above Hayonna and az
beacon Hill. and the reservoir NJ
Iieaeon I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

A conviTfai time is planned for
saturday evening b. the Seattle
Llsderkrsnz A musical carnival
ana masquerade bail viii be the
features af tho evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
SPOKANE AFTER.
BIG FIGHT

SPOKANE. Jan. t0--tocai mla.
ms aud sporting men are after a
hlg fight Tor this city. Harry
Green announced last nlght that he
had written to James ]. Ieffrlea,
January 8. offering him purse of
eSh.o0 for a fight between him
and nlll Sdairus.
II this offer Is accepted the big
bout will be held early In the
spring. Tho contest will be under
the auspices u the Spokane ANA.
teur Athletic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

Rnl gweeney. the coast reerait Of
ths chieawo cubs. 10 hailed as a
wonder AZ Short . KING Dee on ne
bases. q fisnd st the bat. = cyclefs
tArowef and a lightning sagxsr o.
runners. n he can make Euoa with
that handicap be 10 = BAL slayer
aure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

A lansing Michigan. Judge has
decided thaf a pedestrian need cot
run when = nofoftst bioes his horn.
% course not The blame fool can
stand stili ana be run over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

81 L>sals IL Typed 70 be tho start.
Ing point q The international balloon
contest IN 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

iftrst race. Futufltg course = burn
oletIs. i0s (AieHEidel. Is % l. won
preefaatinate. tea. aesand, Princess
Wheeler. t07. third time. "a SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

Fsvs special prizes VIII b. AWARD
Cd h0wtrrs al the American Bowling
tournament IN - Louis Ia March
They vii go 20 she oldest yuuuk.
est. heaviest and itsateas teams
ana 70 the city sending the largest
delegation In proportion 20 poruiA.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

The London Automobile club has
offercd = prime Tar the best tsNles
% proveat ssittinE The ctnctuuAli
BASEBALL club should 90 iikeWiRe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

with Fred Clarke on the beach.
Chance ard Tenney wliI be the
emily staying managers On the
National f~agus next ssase'l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

who's Who In the Isl baik line
billiard championship IL Ia aispats.
since Hoppe has failed 70 act an
sutten-s Challenge wiihln the L.
DAY limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

Caught BY the wireless direct
rom London not feui Cans
IN show hlm IN next time" You
san guess who Was az the other
snd. Distance makes Hat The mere
snphatie in his assertions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

International contests WIN be
the feature Of the 1897 sport scasen
The latss, PLANNED n soceef
naAtch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
Dance Tonight

Don't miss the BIG mld-Wesk
dance az Leschi Park tonight A
good Tina. a good floor to dance on.
and good music by Wagner Gen.
fiamsn IS cents Ladies free 80
DR.. Hunt, dentist. 12o Burks
Buiiding. Phone. Ind sci Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

II Garry Hermann can't lard a
baseball championship. there are
ether things lie IL n0N cau1l-
date for the presidency % the
AmaricAa Bowling congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
SPORT DOPE

wise old Andy carnsgle NE has
Al last found = successful way 70
set ia % hts money. lie has al
ready bought hts third antomoetle.
Someone has q Ray 3 stiff price
% rrt thosc mining towns on tho
sport chart. wonder II u = the pro-
motors o. the ruhllcf