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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20

Saw the preacher yesterday, and
he says he's going to run the devil
out of town." Hes too late" said
the wnYan of the house John left
YESTERDAY! '-Atlanta Constitution.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Gernosnv's Lead Pencil Exports.

Germany exports more than 5000
600 600 lead pencils every - months.
They are shipped to foreign countries
at the rate of over 100000 a day,
counting six days to the week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20

Gladstone ~ AIRY Il now accessible
TO all as the ST De.nio.s library at
Hawarden, erected az a cost Of $780,
600. There are $1,000 volumes, large
ly on theology.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Not an Old Mans Game Now.

Twentieth century golf is a strenu-
GUS business, not to be lightly taken
up by elderly people unless they are
absolutely sound In wind and limb
Golfng.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil for such emergencies. 1t sub
dues the pain and heals the hurts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Few Insane Indians.

The proportion of insanity among
the North American Indians is the
smallest among the worlds races-25
per 100000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
That Uneven Floor.

If you wish 20 cover your floor with
linoleum and the boards are warped.
fiji the uneven places with sand and
your linoleum will not become worn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
The Real Test

1t is by presence of mind in untried
that the native metal of
man is tested.-Lowell.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Keen Out Dust.

Tack a piece of cheesecloth over
the screen in your pantry window and
see how much dust you can keep out:
wash the cloth when needed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
LARGE Crop from Acre.

An acre of rich land in the parts of
Central America suitable for raising
that fruit will yield about $4,000
bananas in year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20

On the rst day of Se %9eIn TO-.
the village of Paw Paw, Michigan, prom
ises TO pay to bearer Twenty-Five dollars
at the First National Bank in the City of
Chicago, State of Illinois for interest due
that day on its Electric Light Bond
No.. -.
......... ...........
President.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
How Re Can Learn.

Let a man lose his money il he
wishes to learn whether a girl can
control her heart.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Farms Wanted, |!

We have number of inquiries
for farms, where the owners will
be willing to accept other prop
erty in exchange or as part paw
on same. These exchanges are
principally for Chicago property,
but we have few others, such
as Wisconsin, Florida, ETC., etc.
We also have a few barga MS
in farms from $1,000 up, to be
sold for all or part cash.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Dent Beat Bad Onss.

30, Willie. Strange az 1t may
seem TO you, egg heaters are never
lSed to whip bad eggs" Judge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20

The farmers of Japan have an in,
come this year of s200,00O,OO0 from
the rice crop alone
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Paw of Worlds Rulers,

The amount of money paid annually
to the worlds rulers amounts to $780,.
600, 600.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Best Ballast for Mind

There is no better ballast for keep.
ing the mind steady on it's keel than
business.-Lowell
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
President
COUPON.

On the first day of March and Septem-
Der, 80, the village of Paw Paw, Mich
igan, promises to pay to bearer twenty
five dollars at the First National bank,
in the city of Chicago, state Of Illinois,
for interest due that day on its water
works bond No. --.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-09-20
Females outnumber Males.

TVIHaIt5 OuIHuIFIUST WdIes'
To every LOCO males in London
here are 1923 females.
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Attest:
COUPON.

49,. 80.
= Ill
The evening world., 1907-09-24
AT GRAvEsEND TRACK.

aRavrsESp RACE TRACK. Sept
a-The weather has cleared up, bur me
track Is IN terrible condition STOW
workouts were the rule to-day.
i4s HELEN Il Five furiongs In Los s-S,
breezing Likes the gong
ia M.GARTER-one, nlse In la 30
breexinE. Is atrsSis best
81 MACY. JR.--Six furlonSs in Lea 80
hnndily Is about due,
'thi ELIZA BETH F.-Fcur furlonSs In
16l 2-5. handlh. Good wcrk.
lts PREEN-Six furlonEs tn l,24. Ealiop-
Is dninG wclL----.-----------
l{7 KTLLIECRANKIE- furionEs IN
La. breezing Nice. clever my
;ks I'm aAFFrHtJY-siis ,.fe;lonEs n
133 So. breeZ!nx. doing Well,
III JHcUBrTf1-ssx tursoTKH in n 70.
gaIiop.ng. Is At his best.
10 THE sou1RE-Flve turlongs IN
los 3-5, handils Ready and g1on
IL; FAR WEST One titilH IN 81 as
handily Never was better.
~ = 5RtEB SIX sarfssEg'sfsf siz aeair sass
loptns Wal for Brgnton'
III BIIANDY-Four furlpuKs in od rs,
breezinz. II no, luch
IsT yOI.Af,Ay One mile in LIZ as,
handily Iikes mud
81 LAD OF I.ASRDoN six turlongs
In L. rs, handlly. Is mol much
= FRANK LoRD--Four tutioSss In
os5. handily, Is not ready.
1k5 PARK. RoSc-One mile IN l.iSS<S,
,haadIly He. Is ready
iue nfFFIN--Six furlonss In La An.
handily Us not much.
The evening world., 1907-09-24

Alley-nwnnrs will aelect the hve-nen
teams that are 10 compete for the
metropolitan bowling championship To
be started about Oct IL New Jersey
and the closed tournament bowlerr Will
not be represented. the entry list being
restricted to only fourteen clubs. which
are MATTERS to be regretted.
Tho tournament wili be rolled in two
sections. with Manhattan and the
Beonx in one and Brooslyn and Queens
In tho other. Alters represented will be
Thusn's White Elephant wyman's Co
iuurbia, Horan's Albion. Cammanuss
Lido Hour and Mornfnen.de. Pump s
Crotona and stems Broadway Arcade,
in Manhattan and tho Bronx; Sweeney
Arnph,on, Ehlcr,s Universal and Sub
way. Corden's Grand Central and Heis-
enbuttios Broadway. Brooklyn and the
CaMpo at Astoria The winners In each
section WILL roll on for the nrst prize.
Thi. was tho result OF the special
meeting held BY tho New York Bowl
ing Association last niEat at the VIC
toria Hotel Tho storm held down the
attendance.
The tournament wifi be conducted on
much the same linea as thatrtt al
contest of the alley o wneru. and will no
xrsai suoaEs. So ssr As the champion
ship question ts concerned. the tourna-
Hsert will fntnA eariy In TIE season and
there will then be an opportunity Tor
any team among the 300 or more In the
Greater City to challenge for the title
The evening world., 1907-09-24
Padonbny, a Would-Be Cham
pion, Sues the Russian
Lion for Libel.
np.e.al TO N. Er.n,,. wr,ta

Especial TO T0e Evening WorlI.b
LONDON. Sept. I-A huge sensation
has been caused In England by the an
nounccment that Georges Hncken-
schmidt. otherwise known as the Rus
Sian Lion. and the recognized worlds
champion wrestler. has bern served
with writ by professional rival, The
circumstances are these: Hackensc.hrnidt
and Continental wrestler named Pa
donbny have for the past wesk been
wrestling In two different music halls u,
Bradford. Yorkshire. The air has been
full OF rumors of challenge, and counter
chattenEns. and 1; appears FIAT Hack
a.=s.Asle==ssz.e s.s s.e-..e..ss .ti.Hamsas az
PERSONS upon Padoueny's claim to the
championship OF ne world. The Rus
sian was arked>fo withdraw these state
ments. bnt<he refused, and yesterday
Padonhssy had a writ issued against the
Russian, claiming damages for libel.
IL is hard to say what tho outcome of
the whole affair will be. but In the
mean time .Haekensrstrnlsit has-=epi.ou-
to a, challenge by Padoubny. The Rua-
sian writes as follows II have de-
posted Zoo, When arrangements sre
completed Regarding match with you
according TO what I have ALREADY pun
hc,y stated. I am prepared to meet ;ynn-
In refereace TO mention of charity
In your letter. bog to remind you that
] sAve already deposited fIoo. Should
the match take place in Bradford. am
willing TO give .hs fiv5 10 any charity
the Mayor Of Bradford may de-
eide upon. provided Mr. Oswald s,oil.
the manager of Moss's Empires. gives
a similar amount
Mr. stoll hAs wired from London 70
Bradford. He AYERS that Padoubny has
challenged Hackenschmidt fairly and
squarely. The FORMER loses f3ooo n
Hack defeats him. as all his engage
ments are contingent upon Padoubny
being undsfeated Padoubny !s not a
catch wrestler. and this
WAS the styio in which Hackenechmfdl
won his laureA.
The evening world., 1907-09-24
WINGED FOOT AWARDED CUP

tiee and Official. In the Metropolitan
Association. whose opinion Mr.. Jones
rcc<ayed and which governed him In his
decision.
-decIdnd- d-thatr-Ina1rnUnh- -as
only one set OF prizes WAS hung up for
Inc ereut-aad aG Il MAS announced on
sffS pvugEH.Iftns tRAl 7hr competitions
comprised one contest. only Ave points
should be allowed 10 Tnp winner of the
whole competition, three TO the secehd
man aul one to tho third. According to
this Interpretation the trophy was
ypn h. the Stew York &C., but the
triFh-Amertcah A. e, Asserted that each
individual event counted IN the scoring
.sHf-oH=-sEiH sEE-=:f5 sisz s=s sfs=z1Tsa
held II while tho matter was In dispute
=. J Conway, President OF the Irish
American \ G.. some days ago wanted
10 turn the cup over 10 Mr.. Jones. but
he refused 10 tRke K. preferring 10
make his decision In the al-around
event onIy. ard let the Games Commit
tee OF the Association hand over the
cup 70 the rightfpE owner The Incl
dent now Is closed and th9 cup viii hs
turned over 10 the New York q tn
"A fe% days
The evening world., 1907-09-24
HACK IN SUIT OVER HIS TITLE.

isils CNcw York;. De Halmay tHun-
Eayl- J. H perhysaire tMancAes,-rl.
F. RadmaovIc twales,. 6 s. DockreA
fDublin) and ] Tartakover tNcw South
Wales, The men finished IN the order
named. both Daniels and De Hanna,
breaking worlds records - The Ameri-
can won by ;our yards IN sSif-S seconds,
This speed {. phenomenal and meIss
the winner out to be the swtttest s~im-
mer the word has yet known
a few da;s later De HatTSsy put up a
frevh record for the 16o xsrds. hut Dan
ieils came along asdn and sea, the
Hunsartan's nsyses quite easily. The
loo-yard race was the hottest ever
known. a1t even the man, Tartnkosev.
did ss<>seeinds. which Is quite good
enough 10 wtr any championship.
The evening world., 1907-09-24
AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

sREEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK,
Sept. A-Thc Bay track IS Lzr5..had
condition and only slow workouts were
possible. The best were
III BEA UCoUP-- Six turlonEs in l?52. 1.
breeding lie is geadyl
tts' oRFA NO--wcns with keaucoup and
is ready.
1,n MANpATE~si furiongs In l22 20.
hand.ly This one Is ready
ia nl.AcK SHEEP Five ,yarlongs In
i.os I'D Ready nnd gotd
- CAMILLE Five furlongs in
., 1.oi 3-S. handily Good work
u RoCKCREss Five furlongs In 10.
The evening world., 1907-09-24

After a iezs dispute the point trophy
OF the games OF the Brooklyn Post
Once clerks. the possession OF which
has -cIusst-nuc1I--A III. Ins Azn1ng
followers OF amateur athletics, viii
6nortty - isir.a4.I ct 10 tlsS ,sew fprkz
A G. by the Irish-Amertcan A. g.
which now holds Il, The final decision
IA The matter has been made. and the
lrish-AmerlcAn officials, not wishing TO
have ANYTHING ttist does not ttgtttdiiS.
Defofs 30 them, wEH give up tffr sup
now that II has been shown they arc
-f,.,t-r-.s y fred 4 81 H .===
w. l. Jones tie amateur enthus4ast,
Who was commissioned by the Gallos
Committee OF the Brooklyn p, o. Clerks
Association, with the consent o, both
clubs, 10 collect all the material neces-
sary Tor Il fiuAl decision as 10 whether
the Rn-aruund weight competition was
one event or four. yesterday sent 10
MIR Fieeson. the manager OF the
games, his decision in the controversy
This decision was made atteF causuita-
fion Sltli prpmincn. athletic authori-
The evening world., 1907-09-24
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

WI THIN the next len da%s three
w more GOOD fighters from Eng
land Will arrive in this country
in search of fights. They are Owen
Moran. the crack ns-pound iat: Pat
O.Keefe. who is the best weiter-weight
over there. and Johnny Summers, the
clever lightweight. who has already
boxed In this country in bouts vita
Tommy Murphy and Young Erue' In
tA:ss. u. srt5fsstts.ar.pv H=-rrrs
bringing them over. received a cable
gram from England last night stating
that Moran OKeefc ana All Weeks.
their trainer mad sailed las Saturday
on the stesmsh D New York. while sum
mers would Leave the other side on
Wednesday on The steamship AGr aiic,
Moran viii be p:tted against Tommy
O'Toole SUMMERS Will meet Tommy
Murphy and OKeetc Will probahly take
on Bills Honey. Melody in siN-r6und
bouts before the National A. C., OF Pail
adelphia
The evening world., 1907-09-24
ATHLETIC LEAGUE ORGANIZE.

the mnrt .mpcrtan; IN tho East Will
open Monday. Dec. 2. lwftn slGnt clubs.
represented as follows: Now York A
G. Ro~eysile A. A., Jeqb+sy CITY. Colum-
ptn, ot Hctoken. Eaazaeesfi Mcssfcsairy
Pasratn and Newark Bay of Bayonne.
Each es.b MI! roH hoane and hrsna
SORES with she others Hosevllc won
IN. troESny lasS year With New York
A. c. second
Touru.anerlt officers cieoted are as
foMowB: President. Frank 81. Cute.
g--yun Sc-v Rosevttte. Executive e
Ctusntrree, " NJ Scudder. Jersey
CITY; r, Ir.g~f Bayenne. aud L. y
Hail Pssraic
The evening world., 1907-09-24
No. 1855 INDEXED Sept. "a
TRAINING GALL0PS

ereezing Is NOT much.
saET H EUe-Ftve furienSs IN iIe
breeding Has speed
IL BEN BAN-Miie In I5o, saIT5pinE.
Is at his best
no eANTAEpS-Ftve rurlonxr In Iny
brcezing In GOOD shape.
l25 DONoSCARA-Si turionrs In l,s
Saiioptng. She Is ready
l5D CONVILLE-Fou furlonSs in oss
handiiy About due
Ha GENE RuaSELI~--Fi1a firiens. In
f.ul. Ealloping. Should run well
next time
ti KILLOCIIAN--MIIs In IT, bandiiy.
Good work
'>s5 BANKE KER-Mle and quarter In
-S- -S- .22a.-hf r. IN Epod M-nr9.
1G-BEDouIS-Aile and a fulong in
?G2. hnndily He is doing WEI,
The evening world., 1907-09-24
.e.lm-Ge..aRea.laa-

Joc Grim retained his title OF The
Human Punching Bag last night al the
stag OF the Dry Dock Athic:ie Club.
He fought Jim Barry. Of Chicago. and
was punched and banged around in The
same manner that Dry is struck. but
he was on his feet with his hands UP
when the srti ended tho -1Eht.
Barry knocked MIN down nearly
!!:.s1-a-d dlIz4nS .l4a six -raInaSs but
every time the plucky Italian would re-
gain his feet in an instant and night
back HI seldom landed oioN. but he
was always willing 10 receive punish
The evening world., 1907-09-24
am Le.aue EIeet. oweers.

Tns annual meeting Of the SIN Bowling
aaEuei WAS held at Cad!euF& Aeliey,s Mon
sr,s,I Flx lA~s A iisss and slhh foilagtaE Eols
fierf,s wrre elect 81 for tho ensuing year q.
ii WiIiinrns President. chASles Stefnhruck
Eiz-f H. 4 = AZ
I1-erarer. ,nnrieI C. Hofmsnn. socf-t aft-
rfrrnbers D, the LEAGUE Tefft Weller 90.
Gattner.. sens & Coy william e,gptnsyIn ~ a
games VIII h. rolled on Monday. Oct, ~
Fhhe tourrls tnrnt this year promls.s TO sur
mass nii prrvtlu, ones both TO the rhTl
ber oS teams composing and In enthtslhsn
The evening world., 1907-09-24

WN ad sisorteii- came out 70
-M tha- Eia-- s-4-E.erea 10 the An
no5nrer ana retired into the
crowd again The announcer. with
t,aine5 look began; Gents. I'm sorry
10 have to''--wh.p the crowd sud
dsniy realized that The Eoois were not
10 be delivered IA asIaef tist-i S's'sffs
OF hisxes vent up. 'Aw, listen 10 them
KSssc: sid .ffs Sh6rtsiss m
The announcer tried again. and as
III was really very orderly sort OF a
gathering he succeeded in saying ihat
George Decker would go on IN keyess
place Keyes siambered through the
ropes. sickl.ed DER with tho pale cast
81 jaundsce. quite evidently IN no
shape to aKhl He made husky
speech 70 tne effect that nobody was
as disappointed over missing that nght
as he was. and that his yellow Was
ali on his tAr.--no: aions mis- spine
and retired.
Decker and Matty Baldwin took their
cerners, The bell rang Instantly the
two Went lnte ,ulN-up that was a
guarantee Of good intentions. Bald-
win, fast. strong as a little OK, and
ak eager as y klScrrralt IFeW ~ l'tsaht4
with vicious siashes that landed every
wbere bsfker .ousht back like a
good one -t-fle preiiyinarieA. beside
ttls. we're lri-ero milk and water
/ noticed HseaehisanA He sat there
leaning forward Erlitae, yet vita au
expression on ais face that told
plainly ae.-tel, Ii beneath his ttEnliy
10 Ernw excited Bnt H the nght
ssEgsd u and tra Hiiarnyama iltle
BLACK eyss> set in .aS broad fHce IKE
iittle tvtnkiias stars in blank p-lse
ot sky. nsshed from side 10 sdp
s Whatever. occurred 10 tnat rms hc
aaw and made rnental note Of
haps in couple on years we wli 5F
Taducnly sirPrl,et by me appearance
9es .. JapaneSsl prize Fighter On VIZ
shores
HiracfiyamG looked on. ara Ia r4r
ring BALDWIN Hnd Decker {+-IEi fit-
4 raepsiS ii a4s shade iii nAldNlfs y
favor cyFN az tilr ftrRt No SfppiA&
Thai b9y EaXH Ttnlnly MurpaN gfN
a nEAi Iw 3gs tanEA Ard full af etit
GEEAaes As { plees ~ N4rc cable. And
The evening world., 1907-09-24
ELMER's STAG TONIGHT.

Tho regular weekly stag OF tho Con.
solidNtsd A. C, viii take place tonight.
Manager Elmer has arranged gooi
card OF bouts for the occasion, and
some spirited boxing should result In
the star boIt lack Robinson, OF Chi.
cago VIII tackle sailor Brown, OF
Rrooklyu. for ten ROUNDS. IN the SENT
wind4p George .HofN VIII ,aEe ~ f.ew
Epa rliisUr ssN rounds, Four other con
,ssts viii slss be fought
The evening world., 1907-09-24

Items os news 10 Bowling Editor. Etentng
World. Park Row. New YORK.
one OF tte mos; interesting features OF
the schedule provided Tor the allcy-Qwners
irdlvidual league Is the arrangement for
non con slrlnk daics. arn0ag ihcn the
GrAnd Central, Morningride ard Idle Hour.
II pays to get IN on The ground floor.
Thn East SD. Il e Will ~oor 1pca the
season a, LeppigFs. No. loi ET-7Ee 4.
The evening world., 1907-09-24
Daniels a Surprise.

Champion Daniels. OF New York. IA
easily tho fastest swimmer IN rse wortd
Every time no cuterA tho wAt<G he can
knock xa-Isc record OF nhape- Per-
haps tire greatest race that has ever
taken psneo II, the history OF swtult1ins
was decided at Victoria Baths. Man
chester. The starters were C. ". DAN
The evening world., 1907-09-24
STRIKES AND SPARES.

Anotn.- rorurer spSiinS star who ~ sci
,ihr hacs. iato Inc game - TEDDY Wendell,
wha made spujsa;ion for me1nerrship in
M 0reatrr New fort ifLtiNidut chh'nt
rsorship nnJ salita Tr5dr srauh have rnp*
fe--,nt-I HaufnauH's allow 80 BrLslAltp paper
And y.i th~Y call thi, an op-u champion
shin,
Tn. t'niytrrai tsiI Tournament rite YEAR
wti be made w nf the univnrsal SYLVAN
flrosipsy tmphion. subway juniors B~r-
ErIry, Monitor. prpheum, pathftnd-rs. In
yincibl., Grand l>eHtraI and Gotham ,-ams
In ,ut,,r- runuRi tnurnsrnaiIs q the
American B1wisnR conErsrS otrh t-am VIII
b,RI three EatusS on two htlttVs, Instead OF
% ~ sl'es, "Jn presi'a1 tournaments
,nisfr. 2, n RsR Erars.ia5 Y! ts.Fus hays
ii;a.ntsgarI n. 7. RoGSr 4e,,.s,. 4eges,hshas co-nfany
Trra-tr.r Jerome CdSt. Gusgoyn. Tn
annual tournament viii b. rolled at thr
Grand Central, E,artinx about Oct, 10,
vE 5: rrprsssnssa Tg h. 2f a;4or sea. assa.
-iowA: Basswtet. wsieorns, &. is5n1 MAJ
,ir.. LonEE iAnd; Bsrsfley. .ph.iadslpho,
bn t WAs1nsSa aaeSa iFSns iosssae s. s'sis
BROOKLYN, otflrt~s lust ejHSard are. Prrsi,
dent, 4 w ,NRt'a. fsffsriE vico President
g Il Duncan. NarhHE;pn lrytng S.cfr
t!ry, t;dsTd f'yf. SassaTE TREASURER " N
TGs rg.sgE.ps .PowIFE ana SOCIAL ciab,
cysctel tha tolLopinr~urttetr: II NsnalRail
Pssaidsni. J. L9ys&t- ssess.aTy anA Tscaa-
The evening world., 1907-09-24
YOUNG k.nney" Here for Bouts.

Another Sncsl pugtI!st from New Eng
land hnA Arrived IN Town In search 5i boats,
II. Is Young keaaeY," OF Lawrence. who
has a long list OF victories 10 as credit
kenncy VIII make rs deaur here IN iens
round bout with Frankie Madden. the clever
south BROOKLYN Daser. Al the stag OF tHe
Pndtoek A Q on Friday nIEht k-tneS
i ore, Of those satnhanr fighters wsia can
5eliye< a KNOCKOUT blow with either Rand.
The evening world., 1907-09-24
E,,,l rournam on, MeetIna.'

Tho final meeting 70 ArranEs iNiSils tnE
M, New Yor's tpirnan,sni VII be HNli ~
IL. Ssw YORK Allcys. FiTty Yfth strtFN a nd
if,iri Avenue "Wednesday evening, N3Trn ~
The evening world., 1907-09-24
porohue to Meet Deshler Again.

Young ronohu$," Nso made sath a
clever showing In, his bout With Harry
Scrorrs at the Paddock A n lsst FRI
day night has b~en matched to mee: Dave
Deshlrr the New England wei,er-veiEht.
n<aln. They recently borsd a ten-round
The evening world., 1907-09-24

Considerable in,Errst Is being taken by
the local fight fans In the six round boyt
between Sart l.auCfpri, the coiore.i tighter
OF EonSor~ and Jim barry. or Chicago which
is 70 te decihed n the stag Of lie ssark.r
4 G tfsF aiEht. Bsf}a alen arr train
Ing hard for the contest ard feel confidenk
OF winning. The bout ought 10 hs a hum
from tbs rIp OF tha gong
The evening world., 1907-09-24

Sn- Out hpout n1teen seconds before
she and OF the round. he suddenly
iashed out and mixed with Baldwin SO
saTs$eiy that the crowd jumped up
wteh yell
IN the middle of tho ,fxh. Decker
rallied and made great spurt.
rocking Baldwin, head from side
70 side and hamncrtns- hin, -Aa4.k- -sefes.
tho ring. In the fourth Baldwin was
hit low. For moment he staggered
back. bent over double Then. turning.
he hobbied back to Decker. offered his
hand, and said: That's oil light Come
on" In moment he was at II as
hard as ever. But during the res, OF
this round Decker had all the best OF
Il ssaEgernE Raldxtn-Hi.a- furious
swings ana beating at his jaw like
maamani mad ,aa. Baldwin. touEs<.a. rock.
And In the last two Baldwins laugh
was justified. Ho,fook the best that
Decker could send. then forced him -
,I sseak EroundSand smashed him ar64nd
ms ring g,s1li ne elihched and he'll on
N the ,ryiddis- Of the Last rouad Decker
hrsY hard right hook squareiy
AGAINST Baldwfn's solar plexus Ths
,shug OF that punch could be heard in
The corner BY the furthest exit. That's
a peach: laughed Matty. And imme-
diaiely he drove Decker into hh own
corner, forced him to slug and nauled
ring. The bell rang during the mix-un
nndins Decker willing 10 ciinch and
hold on and Baldwin furiouriy anxious
10 wind things up with a WALTON.
II was Baldwin, night by smau
margin. Hitachiynfna, getting up and
brushing the ring dust from hi, Shout
ders. looked eminently satisfied. He Is
earning things about American meth
DDS that, II properly applied when he
reaches home. should enable him 10
hold his titles until ne reures like
JeHrirs, because there are no moro
rivals 70 conquer There mnst bs
something akin 10 fighting in Hita-
chiyama's art. He has 'tin car.
that makes Tom Sharkey's look like a
rosa areial.-4.-4.z.4s.4-
uliaeAIyanaa .s going down to =oyster
Bay in couple OF days 10 see Pre,i-
d~ttt Roosevelt md present tu him IN
ancient Japanese sword II Mr.. Rooss-
yelt happens 10 be in the humot and
has hAs gloves handy he may help
Hitachtyams out with few boxing
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