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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-21
ELY COUNTY. NEVADA FRIDAY 81 1908
FISH CLAIMS CONTROL.

. CHICAGO, Feb. 20..-Mr.
. Fish today gave out state
. ment in which he said that de-
. spite the decision of Superior
. Judge Ball yesterday in favor
. of the Union Pacific Railroad
> Securities company, whereby
> the injunction preventing the
. voting of certain stock of the
, Illinois Central by Mr.. Harri-
, man was lifted, he would retain Z
, the controlling power in the IL ,
, linois Central contest. II have" ,
, says Mr.. Fish In his statement, ,
considerably decreased hold ,
ings of proxies since the injunc- ,
ton was granted and the cleo I
tion postponed. Every day has I
brought new proxies to us and I
our position is now stronger I
than ever before. and unless I
there are entirely unexpected I
and improbable revocals of I
proxies. we will outvote the OPP Z
position Z
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TRANSFER PROPERTY.
Entire Holdings of Guggenheim-
Greenwater Go to Lee Con.


BY the provisions of a deed filed
with the county recorder under date
of February 4, the Guggenheim-
Greenwater Copper company, having
property in this district, have trans
ferred their entire interest In min
ing property to the Lee Consolidated
Mines company, Los Angeles cor
poration. No consideration is named
The claims transferred by the deed
are in this district and in Inyo coun-
ty, California. The Robinson. dis
trict claims consist of the Pinyon
group of three situated five miles
north of Ely. The Providence group
of three claims is in California near
the entrance to Death Valley.
The only stipulations of the docu-
ment are that at meeting at which
more than two-thirds of the stock
outstanding was represented, 1t was
decided to deed all property to the
Lee Consolidated. No idea of the
significance of the document, other
than the facts given, can be ascer-
tanned locally. -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-21
GRAND JURY FLAYS THE R|CKEY BANKS
WANTS TO GET TO BOTTOM OF OUTRAGE

TONOPAH, Feb. 20.-The report
of the grand jury, filed with Judge
o'Brien this afternoon, contained a
scorching denunciation of the State
Bank and Trust company The jury
asked that it he not discharged untiI
District Attorney McCarran obtained
sufficient evidence to warrant indct-
ments against the officials of the
bank.
Judge O'Brien said that he would
assure McCarran that upon a proper
showing made by him the processes
of the court would be at his dis
posal in the procuring of evidence to
be placed before the grand jury.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-21
SUGAR FOR JACK TARS.

!. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.-Sev-
Zen hundred thousand pounds of SUI
gar will be supplied to the fleet of
Admiral Evans upon its arrival here
the navy department having closed
contract with local firm for that
amount of sweets. as we'll as for $780,
900 pounds of salt pork, $4,000
pounds of corned beef, 200, 900
pounds of timed bacon and other
food supplies.
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son 1t is thought that a friendly ac-
tion will be brought in the near fu-
ture to see whether IL could not
properly be placed In general funds
and used in any way the city sees fit.
Just what action will be taken can
not be ascertained, but as the affair
is now in the hands of the finance
committee of the council. who have
power to act, it is expected that
something win be stirring shortly.
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GAVE SIEGEL RECEPTION.
Lively Time Arranged for Mine OPP
orator ON His Return to Camp.

Cow bells, old pans and other
available articles serviceable in Civ
ing receptions to newly married cou-
pies were found in the hands of the
miners of Siegel camp on the night
of February 16. This was due to the
fact of Mr.. Siegels first visit to the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-21
SUED FOR FEES.
Ely Resurrection Alleged by Record
e.; ~ owe Money.

The Ely Resurrection Mining com
pany Wade & Snow, are made de-
PENDANTS in an action brought before
Justice Cartwright by Recorder viii
Mcknight TO recover $121.90 alleged
to be due for fees in his Office. The
company sued owns considerable
ground in this district.
Wade & Snow, the co-defendants
in the action, are deputy mineral
surveyors who figured in filing the
documents which caused the suit to
be brought because of non-payment
of recording fees. The action will
be heard at an early day.
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LOS ANGELES. Feb 19.- Nearly
every breed and variety of canine in
existence is on exhibition at the fifth
annual dog show of the Southwestern
Kennel club. which opened today and
will last until Saturday evening
The show is attracting much atten-
tion and promises to be an important
society event. A large list of prize
and cups will be awarded.
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sToESSEL WANTS no MERCY

. ST. PETERSBURG Feb. 20.
. In an interview tonight Gem
. eral Stoessel is quoted as say.
. ing that he will decline to ac-
. cept the leniency of the court
o in recommending commutatiou
. of the death sentence to ten
. years Imprisonment.
. The finding of the military
. tribunal is known to have
> struck General Stoessel deep
> ly. He had been confident of
, different outcome and was not
> prepared for the verdict of
guilty of capital punishment
which was rendered. Friends
are keeping close watch ovec
him, fearing that in the bitter
, ness of the hour he may at
, tempt his own execution.
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amp since his marriage.

camp since his marriage.
While the racket was going on the
dogs of the camp. "a in number, took
an active part, each one trying to
howl louder than his partner.
The Chinese cook took fright and
broke out window in the boarding
house in making his escape. Mr..
Siegel finally invited the men in and
passed around the cigars.
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Is MUCH BETTER.

Mrs. Ira Mcknight, wife of the
county commissioner who has for
some time been confined to her room
with threatened attack of appendi-
citis, is reported to be much better
1t is expected that she will shortly
be able TO be out as usual.
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is IN DENVER.

Mrs. c. A. EDDY. wife OF the dis
trict attorney, is at present in Dem
yer visiting with friends and rela-
tives. She will remain there for sew
eral weeks.
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Biggest Copper Dis
trict of the Country
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WHEATON WAS FAST
Scores Two Touchdowns for Varsity in Practice Game
 at the Field.
HOBBS KICKS TWO GOALS
Exeter Man Chosen Captain of Fresh- man Team--Tony lIaines at Field
 in Street Clothes.

Philbin and Murphy were given an- other rest yesterday from the Yale varsity eleven and Wheaton who went in in place of Phllbn filled the position of left halfback very creditably. mak- ing longer and surer gains than even Coy who was in at fullback. Lynn. who took Murphys place at right half. did very well, although most of the gains were made by Wheaton and Coy.
 From the start the varsity had It on the scrufs. Wheaton made a ten yard gain off the reel and after few more carried the ball 40 yards for touch- down eludng all the second team men who got In his way. Hobbs kicked the goal and the ball was put back In play again Daily and Brides carried the ball into the varsity territory for about 30 yards, but there the varsity line hold and got the ball on downs. Then using Coy and Wheaton the varsity by line plunging went to ten yards from the scrubs goal line, and the latter man took 1t over for a touchdown. Hobbs again kicked the goal.
 After this Lilley and Holt went in in place of Wheaton and Lynn and the varsity failed to score again. Holt however, made a beautiful punt of 60 yarGs In the remaining time of play.
 Tie lineup of the varsity in yester- days practice game was:
 Mersereau left end; Hobbs, left tackle; Andrus, left guard; Riddle. cen- ter: cooney, right guard; Goebel. right tackle: Burch, right end Hopkins, quarterback; Wheaton. left halfback, Lynn, right halfback Coy. fullback.
 Tho lineup of the second team was, Freeman, left end; Brown and Richard son, left tackle; Noel. left guard; Hyde, center; Morris, right guard; Beinecke, right tackle; Yates, right end; Corey, quarterback; Brides, left halfbaok, Daily, right halfback; Burke, fullback.
 Vaughan. who has been elected cap- tain of the freshman team comes from Exeter where he played on the team last year.
 Tony Haines, who was injured nearly two weeks ago in sorimmage, was at the field in his street clothes yesterday. He walks with cane and will be un- able to get Into the game for another | week
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KEYNES MASKETTE.
Wins in a Walkover at Belmont Park
 First fin the East in Years.


 Belmont Park Race Track, N. r., Oct. S.-The Tenth Matron stakes, with value of $S,395, resulted Tn a practical walkover for the Keene en- try at Belmont Park. Maskette and Affliction were the only starters, and both Allies galloped over the six fur long course in 1;20 4-5. Both Allies were under a strong pull all the way and it was only a good open gallop.
 This is the first walkover which oo- cured in the east in several years.
 First race, handicap, two year olds. six urlongs-Statesman, 1o5, Mo- Carthy, won; Foot Pad. 1oS, Lang, seoondi Royal Captive, IF, J. Leo. third. Time. 1:19 1-5.
 Second race, steeplechase four year olds and up, selling, about three miles Jimmy Lane 146, Allen. won; Yama Christy, Al, Henderson, secouds Agent, 146, Kellher. third. Time, 1:10.
 Third race, the Tenth Matron ill., ies; two year olds, six furlongS- Maskette. 124, Notter. won; Afiiiction. 106, Mccarthy, second. Time, 1:90 4-5.
 Fourth race, the New Rochelle stakes, three year olds and up, selling, one mile, main course-Cressina. III, Mccarthy won; Arasee, 106. Schmidt. second; Black Mary, 103, Herbert, third. Time, 1:99 2-5.
 Fifth race, high weight handicap, all ages, six and a half furlongs-- Fashion Plate, 113, Upton. won; Star Gowan, IF, Miller, second; Brook dale, Lymph, 132, Gilbert, third. Time, 2;S8.
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SIMMONS A GIANT?
Name of Local Slugger Does Not Ap-
 pear In Reserve List.

Although George Simmons, the woll-known 300 sticker of the New Haven baseball club, has been sold by Manager George Bone to Manager McGraw of the Giants, still his name does not appear in the reserve lists for the 1909 season. Whether typo- graphical error in the list is respou- sihle or some hitch has arisen, could not be learned last night, as Bone was not at homo.
 MT and Mrs. George D. Bone. jr., have gone to New York for a short while, witnessing yesterdays great game. The name of George Paige, however, who twlrled during the lat ter part of the season for the local club, Is mentioned in tho New York reserve list
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ATHLETICS ys. PUBITtNs.
Will Clash pt Silver City Tomorrow
 Afternoon,

Meriden, oct S.-Connie Mack and his Philadelphia Athletics will arrive here Saturday morning, coming from New Britain where they play tomor- row It has been some years since Con nle Mack was in Meriden and he will be warmly welcomed,
 The Boston Red SoX with Cy Young and the others will come also during the forenoon.
 The teams will probably line up as follows;
 olphia-Hartsel left field Nichols or James Collins, third base; ti Collins, second base, Murphy, cen ter field; Davis, first base seybold, right field Barry, shortstop Powers, catcher, Plank, Coombs, Vickcrs, Ben der, pitchers
 Boston--McC second base; Lord, third base; Speaker, center field; Hoey or Gessler right field; Cravath, left ded Wagner shortstop; StahL first base, Crger or Carrgan, catcher; Young, CIcotte, Burchell, Morgan, Steele, pitchers.
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SPANISH QUEENS.
Transsllnnla, Most prlzcd Light liar
 ncss stake. Goes Co Fayorite.

Lexington. Ky. oct S.-rhe Transyl- vauia. the most prized stake for light harness horses was easily won to-day by the overwhelming fayorite, Spanish Queen. owned by C. 1T Estabrook and driven by Gus Macey
 was unfinished ana goes over until to- morrow. Catherine Direct, the favor ite won the first and fourth heats; Colonel Forest, the second and third heats The track was heavy resulting from rain this morning Summary
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BAsKETBALL TEAM.
St. Aloyslus Team Making Arrange
 ments for Session.

The members of St. Aloysius T. A. B. society are making arrangements to have a basketball team to represent the club and play games with T A. B. teams throughout the state. The following candidates have already sig nlfed their intention of getting ready for the basketball season; Canavan. Mccormick. Meegan, Ryan, Fahey Mooney Kelly and Colbert
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SEM-FINALS TO-DAY.
One Vale Man Qualities in Two Rounds of Match Play-Nan NlcCi, Rested.

Newton, Mass, oct. S-Two Harvard, one Princeton and ono Yale men quail fled today in two rounds of match play for the semi-fnals to be played tomorrow, on the Brae Burn Country club links for the individual champion ship of the Intercollegiate Golf associa- ton
 The men who qualified are T Briggs and H. II. Wilder of Harvard, D. Rob erts of Princeton and K. Mosser of Yale.
 The best medal score made today was by T. Briggs, who equalled the bogie of the links with a.73 in his match with C. E. Van Vleck of Yale, ..
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BUCKNELL GRADUATES.
Prominent fin Bascball--Mathcwso
 and Doolin Hail from Here

Bucknell college has sent many men into professional baseball Mathewson of New York being its biggest star. Other Bucknel men are Doolin. short stop of the Phillies; Mccormick, out fielder of the Phillies; sebring. outdeld- CT of the Tri-Statc league; Vail, pitch or, formerly of Pittsburg; Mattress, shortstop of Buffalo; Weldensaul out fielder of Toronto, smith, pitcher, for merly of Toronto Cockil, Williams port, and Blair of the New York Amer leans
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OCTOPUS nENTs TEAMMATES.

Philadelphia, oct S.,-TAe subma- rne boat octopus arrived at the Dola- ware Breakwatcr, 100 miles from this city, at 7:20 a. m. to-day. The Oclo- pus left Point Judith last Saturday in a race to tbs city, it Is said, with the submarines Cuttledsh, Viper and Ta- rantula
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BEAT TRACK RECORD
Hoosier Prince Runs Fast Race at Danbury-Allie Mack
 Finishes Second.

Danhury, Oct S-One track record was broken this afternoon in the har- ness races at inc Danbury fair grounds. Hoosler Prince who won the gig pace in straight heats lowered the track record in tho first heat from 2.122 to 212 1-4 Allie Mack, the fayorite in the 2l2 finished second Delma Gregor finished first in the 2'l9 trot and Bert Northeast captured first honors in the 2:22 pacc Umbrella won the three quarter mic running race best two out of three heots. taking the first ant second. Summarizes
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Meeting of the Connecticut League to
 be Held Sunday Afternoon.

A meeting of the Connecticut Asso- citation Football league will be held in this city, Sunday afternoon, for the purpose of considering the schedule of games to be played during the coming season. Referees and other officials for the matches will also be decided on. It Is expected that the league will be comprised of eight teams and that the first of the regular games will be played week from Sunday.
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American League.

No Hit Games-July 30, Young, Bos- ton 8, New York O; Sept. IS, Rhoades, Cleveland 2, Boston 1; Sept 20, Smith, Chicago 1, Philadelphia O. Oct 2 Joss, Cleveland 1, Chicago O.
 One Hit Games-April IT, Waddell, St. Louis i, Chicago 0; May 19, White, Chicago ?. Washington 0; Sept 4, Arel- lanes, Boston 10 Philadelphia 1.
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ON ACADEMY ALLEYS.
Two Games Between City md Indus
 trial League Teams.

Two games were rolled on the Acad- emy alleys last night between the Academys and Westville of the City league in which Westville won two, and the Judges Cave and old Bridge quintets in which the old Bridge team won all three The scores;
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SIX NO-HIT GAMES
And Ten One Hit Contests in National and American Leagues-Tigers the
 Hardest Hitters.

The American league holds the lsoe record for no-hit games with four to it's credit, while the National twiriers have broken into this class on only two occasions. Cy Young pitched ms trlra no-hit game and the newcomers are Rhoades and Joss of Cleveland, ana Smith of the White SoX, In the Ma tional. George Wiltse of the Giants and Nan Fucker of the Superbas achieved the feat. It has been, as general rule a great year for the pitchers and the record of few hit games Is a lengthy one.
 Occasionally slugging match was pulled off just to vary the monotony, Detroit bore off the palm in the hard hitting contests with 20 bingles in one game and 22 In another The National league record for the season stands at l9 hits made by Chicago.
 The following records show the work of the pitchers in the National and American leagues who have pitched either no hit or one hit games: National League.
 No Hit Games-July 1, Wiltse, New York 1, Philadelphia 0; Sept. 3, Ruck- CT, Brooklyn 6, Boston 0.
 One Hit Games-April 20 Raymond St Louis 0, Chicago 2; April 27, Math- ewson, New York ?, Boston 0; May IT. Brown. Chicago 5, Brooklyn O. July IL Willis, Pittsburg S. New York 2; Aug t6, McQulllan, Philadelphia O. Boston 0; Sept. |, Pastorius, Brooklyn o, Boston l. Sept. 2S, Camnltz, Pittsburg :, St Louis O.
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First RnCc, pncing Division of the Kentucky Futurlty for Thrcc-Ycnr- nldS stuIxc s2Ono 2 in &

Catherine Direct b f.. by Di-
 hon) .'.,.,,..,'..,,.'......,.s.. 12 1 Col Forest. b. e. by Col For.
 est Emma IT., tR Mlller),s,. 1 2 zom Brewer. d4anteD D.......... 2 3 8 3 Eattana. tNoungl ....,...... 3 1 l kuwanee Medium CBowles) . 1 5
 Time tunhuished), 2lG S-i, 2:13 S-i, 214 l-4. 2lI
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Two base hits Mcbride, Donovan; sacrifice hit Blair; stolen bases, Nlll- an Pickering Freeman left on bases, Washington 6, New York A. base on balls, Keeley | Lake l first base on errors. Washington i New York 2; struck out, oy keeley 8. by Lak 3; time, 1;S0; umpire, Evans,
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second Race, the Trnnaylvnnia, value,
 G5,0OO
2,2o class Trottlns, Purse, sl,ooo.

NHdoroWN1Il ch H-, bV COnston-
 ero Baby rW Rossl ....... 1 1 Jack McKorron tB shank).. 2 2 Nancy Gentry, lC DavlsJ..,.. 3 1 Charley Russell CChandlcr)... 3 John lt Gibson CMcDowelD,. : 1 Allie Wood Cliogers) ),,..,... $ & Baron Del CD hIgloney),,.'" g Z
 Time, 2.ll l-2. 2:t5 3-i, 213 Si.
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BERGEN SCORES TOUCHDOWN.

Frank Bergin, a N. H. H. s, graduate made a seventy-five yard run for a touchdown while playing for Princeton agt inst Stevens Wednesday.
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Old Bridge.
ON Y, NJ. R. c. ALLEYS.
Irimmcrs Took All Three from AL
 gonquins Last Night.

On the Republican club alleys last night the Trimmers shut out tho AL gonquins Hall was high three with 644, and high single with 236. Scores:
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BOXING NEWS

Up to, date 3Bill Papke has made $3S,- 006 out of the boxing business, and there is a. great deal more coming to him He has another match on with Ketchel, which takes place at San Francisco Nov. 25. which will no doubt bring ip $5,000 more. After his contest with Kdtchel Papke intends to take a long rest With that bunch of money safely tucked away no one planes him for taking the rest.
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ann rrnt, pnrsc. sdnn.

Delma GreRor, b. m, CNelsou) 211I Keynote, ch B. tclaucey) ).,.. ? ? Rosena, br m1 CLyman) ),,.. OratriX, b. m., lMcKcn2e),.,.. 3 5 Lunda, D. m, CLewis) )..,.,..,. l5
 Time 2.2l IA, 22o l-i, 2'22 l-2 2;2o.
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Two Cellar Teams Loaf in the Closing Game of Ameri-
 can League.
THRASH TANKS
Gardner Ends the Season With Four Bingocs--Tcn Boots Made Dur
 ing the Contest.
AMERICAN LEAGrE STANDING.

Washington, Oct S-Washington clsed the American league season here to-day with a victory defeating New York to 5. Both sides took things easy and errors were frequent. Score.
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2,1a clnas. TrottLng.
Diminished from Wednes1ay)

TT ITTUINTINW HUH " IIIIV0IWF'T Lady Jones, blk m, by Capt,
 Mckinney Dixie tMurphy) 1 1 Maxine, ch m. Elyria, by Le-
 land tRyan) ..e,,.....,,.,.s HarFp Banning. tRurns) ~ 83 8 l.aboudie C. Slunders) .,.... Q Ruth Dillon, CM, Saunders) ..., Mawule tTlppitt ,.....,..,,. 6ds Tine gil 1-2. 2:os IA, 2.o7 l-2, 212 t-I
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2n2 rnce, rnrse, $500.

Hoosier Prince, r E, Dono-
 van) ......... ............. 1 1 Allie Mack D m,. tRombouPh) 2 2 Eastwood g. &, tBurdick).-, 8 A. Queen Hearts, b. m, CVan Hou- Edward b. b B. (Sweu) ),..., 8 . Isabelle D. mu tCroZier).t.,., 6 c
 Time, 21i l-i, 2.l6 1-i, 2;l6 1-2
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ht with Kdtchel Papke intends to take a long rest. With that bunch of money safely tucked away, no one planes him for taking the rest.
 . .. '' -----J-----
 Manager Jimmy shorteIl has arrane- ed star show for the members of the Bedford A. C., Wyckoff avenue and Hal Savage, the fighting halter" and Will lie Howard, will furnish the star bout : Young Ritchy' will be matched with the best ll0 .n9und,, member of tho sharkey A. c. The tourhament will be an interesting affair, with Brooklyn competing against Manhattan in every bout.
 News from the camps of Johnson and Burns Is beginning to trickle across the ocean, and 1t begins to look as if we will get some real live information on like these men have really signed up for battle, and while tho date has not been announced they will meet about the time Christmas comes around or perhaps before that.
 James Britt has at last secured a match from the National Sporting club Summers before that club some time next month. ]
 Joe W9lcott is still. dallying with the gloves. Walcott has been matched to meet Bill Hurley in q twelve round bout hf North Adams. Mass. October ln The same pair boxed a siX-round draw not long ago.. ,.-, t
 The New Polo A. c, will hold it's in- itiaJ stag of the season to- night, and the natchrnaker has arranged an ex- ceptlonally good card for the entertain Menf 'ot the n1embers, The main event 'W1ll be between Kid Beebe and Willie Mango over six-round course.
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MOTOR CAR
 DIRECTORY.

riIo,lAc nrTp0Ir Town cars, Touring lnuWRS-pEinVl' cars and Runabouts. w. A. Maynard, agent 6S Gilbert ave-
 nue. phone 37b-3.
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2.22 rncei pnrse. sanO.

Bert Northerst D P, cFlem- C. '1so H R. b. g.. lcootj ,...,.. ...... J } I ] Edna A., bl m,, CLcwisl.,,,,,, 1 2 Tommy Flood 2 h. Cltinney) ! Little Andy b, B., (MergeD ,. 1 ds The Burgomaster, b. B. Gfer-
 ner) .,,,.,,.,,'.. ...,,',.,... ds Time. 21S l.2, e3lS IT. 2H8 1-L 219 l-4
 Three-quarter mile running hest two outof three heats- purse $50, l'm- brella, DalN won first and second Time, 1l9, 1tS, Anawaka McGuro second; Eastman, Wacher third. Gloryar, Queen of Shcba, Mlss L., SiI- mont and Mark Moddle olso ran,
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WHITE STEAM CARS. darase, n1aS 'VSS Sss state Street.
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TIT uAyucc The Reichert Automo. me nAinEo bile Co.,. Palace Garage,
 A Temple street
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TIE cnpn The Ford Auto Agency. 34 lnL fuhp' Temple St.
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THE JUNCTION GARAGE f4oS. PRoS. A. eIasssl asassal Jobblng and Repairing, 32S Dixwell avenue. Telephone 9362-l2,
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BABCOCK ELECTRIC and CADILLAC 1oi. 1as comb Co.,. 97-ll5 Gofe St. Cowles TOlman,
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FRANKLIN & STEVENS DURYGA Gh9 domD AH'. cS.
 D7-1lb Goffe street Cowles Tolman.