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Evening journal., 1908-09-22
R. A. Cannon, Gamer. Dies Suddenly.

BRlDGEvILLE. Sept 22.-Suppos-
ing that he was suffering with slight
pains around the heart r. A. Cannon,
a prominent cannery owner and one
OF the weathiest men in this part OF
the State. lay down ON couch for
few minutes and when his wife re-
turned to the room was found dead.
Doctors pronounced death 10 have Decn
due from neuralgbi of the heart. Mr..
Cannon was about 60 years OF age
and had made his fortune in a large
cannery
Evening journal., 1908-09-22
Fisher-oldhann.

At the rectory Of St Johns Church
last evening. James william Oldham
and Miss Ruby May Fisher were mar
ried bv Archdeacon George c. Hail. Mr..
and Mrs. Oldham will live in this city.
Evening journal., 1908-09-22

Whether the present King OF Portugal
will follow in the footsteps Of his
father. who was in the very forefront
of game shots. remains to be seen. but
there is no doubt that his brother
monarch. the neighboring King or
Spain. is most enthusiastic in the pur-
suit of game. as was indicated last
year. when. in a course Of beat Mt
Sandringham. he was the cause OF
much hilarity on the part OF King Ed
ward. when he suddenly Ndohfed his
coat and cap and started shooting in
his ssirt sleeves.
Evening journal., 1908-09-22

To the many honors already accord
ed DR.. S. Weir Mitchell. Of Philadel-
phia. neurologist, poet. essayist ard
novelist. has Just been added that or
a foreign fellowship in the Royal So
ciety Of England. The election is one
OF the choicest distinctions to which a
scientist can ASPIRE. and il has fallen
to the lot OF only three other Ameri
cans now living-Alexander Agassiz,
naturalist. and George w. Hill and
Simon Newcomb. astronomers.
Evening journal., 1908-09-22
Missinn Mnetinn.

Mission at Nineteenth and Market
street. There will be a meeting on
Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1908-09-22
Rz3T
ladies sEan-TTrrrNG COAT.
PaFis Patttrn No. 1887
" sNAMs A1.Lownn

AeaA4 SEAMS ALLOWED.
AAado m tweed. covert cloth. broad
nlsth. serge OF ehsviot this Il an excel
Isn't model for a separate coat to wear
during the first days OF autumn. It is
equally adaptable for part Of q tailor
Suft and is out In three-quarter length.
The fronts are double-brsasted and two
pockets ornament the right side; ono
epnamsnting the-Ieft side. The long side
front and side-bRck seams give style to
the garment, and the back is cut with
cut vent The regulation sleeves are
finished with turn-back cuffs, which may
be faced with velvet. to match the re-
vers Il desired. The pattern is in .
aizes-a2 to a inches. bust Measure.
For 80 bust the coat requires ~ yards
OF material 20 inches wide, sh yards -
inches wide. 81 yards ~ inches wide. OF
slk yards - inches wide; as illustrated.
y yard Of velvet % inches wide (out
bias).
Price Of pattern. 10 cents
Evening journal., 1908-09-22
Price ot pattern. 10 centa

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described in
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ing cLupon and lnclose it With 10
cents in an envelope addressed to
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streets. Wilmington. Delawar1.
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Evening journal., 1908-09-22

Prince Henry Of Prussia. the Kaiser's
brother. is a keen automobilist and has
taken out patent for an invention in
the interest of chauffeurs. Two NOV
able bands of rubber are placed on each
side Of the glass that protects tho
driver from wind and dust. Tho two
bands can be rnt in motion by turning
handle. They pass rnpidly over the
glass. thus freeing II from inevitable
mud after a long run.
Evening journal., 1908-09-22
WOMANKI
MEN AND WOMEN

An item from the Indian Ladies'
magazine states that Miss X. Janaki.
a Tiyya lady. ratriculate. has been en-
gagged as a Clerk in the Tellicherry
postofiice. the first time Malayali
lady has Joined the postal department"
e. II. Hartman has accepted an in
vltation to address the nineteenth an
nual session of the Trans Mississippi
Commercial Congress, which meets in
San Francisco on October to 10. Invi4
tations have also been extended to each
member Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to attend the gathering.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett Of WASH
ington. win head the American dele.
cation TO the International Council OF
Women at Geneva and will be a guest
at the Swiss Council Of Women follow
ing the convention. Mrs. Philip N.
Moore will preside at the meeting Of
the Executive Board Of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs at Colo
rado Springs this week.
Evening journal., 1908-09-22

Rainbow.
Take Me out TO the Ball
Game.
Are You Sincere?
No One Knows.
Tipperary.
Quaker Lady.
Hou'd You Like 10 Be
My Wife2
Roses Bring Dreams OF
You.
There Never Was a Girl
Like You.
Sunbonnet Sue.
Open Up Your Heart.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
STOPS WEDDING AT
ALTAR BY LETTERS
"He Has a Wife," Cries Woman
and BTlde-tO-Be BaIkS.

Asbury Park. \. j.. Dec. 29.-"Does
any one know any reason why these
two should not be made man and wife
II so. speak out: II not. forever hold
thy peace" spoke Rev. ]. c. Scarhor-
ough. pastor of ST Thomas Presbyter-
ian mission. as John Whitaker and
Nettie Higgins. n comely girl. stood
before him.
The silence was broken by Mrs.
Mary Griffin. widow with whom
Whitaker had boarded. who cried:
Il know a good reason: that man
is already married. and | have proof
here" and she produced two letters
from Suffolk. Va. sent TO Whitaker
by a woman who signed her name as
Mrs. Whitaker. your loving wife. .
and asking him when he would return
TO her.
Whitaker declared the letters were
forged and the minister wanted to
proceed. but the would-be bride refused
to take the VOWS, and says she Is glad
she didn't.
Mrs. Griffin says she found the let
ters in the room which Whitaker for
merly occupied lie has taken legal
action to recover the nearbrides wed
ding outfit which he furnished.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
MR. BERRY AND A COUPLE
ON MATRIM0Ny BENT

Deputy Clerk John s. Berry is a little
ebsent-minded at times, but he never
forgets TO be polite snd IL ever ready TO
serve friends or strangers without re-
gard to trouble or Inconvenience. Satur-
day be was approached by q gentleman
and lady, Mr.. Chas. Washington. OF
Washington, and Miss Ellen Finch. OF
Alexandria, with the request that be is-
sue on Sunday morning a marriage H.
cense. Early Sunday morning he went
to the clerks Office and prepared the
license. At their request be had spoken
60 Rev. II. II. Barber to perform the
ceremony. He then went to church and
sang with more than his accustomed
vim In the choir. He had the license In
his pocket and looking over the congre-
cation be spied a gentleman and lady
sitting In the rear OF the church whom be
thought were the bride and groom elect.
As soon as the service was over be hast
ened 70 where the couple sat and
pulling the license from his pocket
said, Here is the license. Mr.
Barber will be ready to marry you in q
lew minutes" Imagine his surprise
when the gentleman said, I'VE do not
want 20 get married; we ere already
married" For moment Mr.. 3. was
knocked out, bus be quickly rallied with
an excuse me; have the wrong party. >
AID going over TO the rectory where the
couple was awaiting delivered the l3-
cense, saw the ceremony performed and
wished the happy pair long and happy
married life.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
MISS CARTER 5NTeRTAlNs

Mi-s sally Douglas Carter. daughter a,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Carter gave a
Christmas german at the ExchapCa
Hotel Monday night. which WAS largely
attended and was one Of the most en-
loyable events oi the HOLIDAYS. The
dancing commenced at O'Clock and
Continued until u, at which time de-
hghuui supper was served, consisting Of
salads, beaten biscuit, coffee, cream.
cakes and coniectiOns After supper the
dancing was resumed aud continued IN
I'll : a. IN DOnch's band OF Washington
furnished the music
Those present We're Misses Kate Dog.
sett, Jennie Maitland, Edith and Beryl
Barber. Josephine Maddox. Ellen Wal
lace, Lima Harrison. Susie Tyler. Sallie
Montgomery, Page Waller. sallis Garter.
Josephine Wright. Agnes Chewning
Flora Mason, Nora GOolrick. Mary q
Lee. Elsie keim. Mrs. T 5. Shepherd
Mrs. &. K. Howard Misses Ellen Roller
HaIrisonburg; Helen Harris. I.ewisourg
W Va Ethel Mason, Washington. Ethel
McCew, Richmond: Ethelwynr- Foote.
) George French. AleIandris.
Messrs. }. NJ. hugh,s, G. NJ Chichester.
II. NJ. DsJernette, rhos. Knox, Barton
Mason, Henry McClelland, Bruce McCl.l-
land, Stanhope McClelland. +. l.. W
Green, W. X GOolrick, G. K. Howard.
stewart McBryde, Douglas and Ellerbe
trter. W. ID. Garter, Thomas Shepherd.
titzhuSh aud Stsnsnury Ficklen, J. C..
Winchester. Harrison Montgomery, +. NJ.
chichester. spottswood Hail, c. O'Conor
Goolrick, Sam Partlow, Clarence TAYLOR.
Hanover; John Voolfolk, Hanover: Or.
hornbaeker, Robt. Parham, Petersburg;
carey, Richmond; Fuad 5. Jerwan, Hun
ter, oil Richmond; Toler Lemley, OF Har-
risonbure; Henry George, Sd.
The chaperons were Mrs. W. u. Carter
and Mrs. Evans H. Martin.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

MIA is focused on the trial one o,
The defendants in the case Is Mrs
Florence Erb. and the other Is hei
sister, Mrs. Catherine Beisel. They
are each charged with voluntary and
involuntary manslaughter. the charges
growing out of the death by shooting
on Oct. . OF Captain Erb at his coun-
try nome. Red Gables. at Village
Green. Delaware county. Media is the
county seat of Delaware county.
Shot In Family Quarrel.
1t is charged by the prosecution thai
Captain Erb was shot by Mrs Beise'
after bitter family quarrel at Rec
Gables following a long series OF do
mestic dissensions. Captain Erb hac
forbidden his sister.in-law to visit the
house. but she was admitted by Mrs
Ere. Returning to his home unexpect
edly. Captain Erb found his sister-in
law there and ordered her from tho
house. A quarrel and the shooting fol
lowed. The charge against Mrs Ert
is that OF being an accessory to the
shooting.
Mrs. Beisel's plea is self defense
and Mrs. Erb denies any completely in
the shooting. Servants will be called
upon to testify 10 the relations of tn
deceased and the two defendants and
"a the occurrences on the day OF the
shooting.
Since the tragedy Mrs. Beisel has
been confined ia Jail. but Mrs Erb has
been out on bail. The latter is a beau
fifui young woman a fine equestrienne
and has been prominent in society
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

Window ond Sawed Opening In Cell
ing to Enter the Stsre--Worked IN
der Lighted C-s Jes ia Plain vi-w
From the Street.
New Nuih Ds, 90 A sals robbery
Ehi,h IS said 10y Tie p.l!ce 10 bs un-
"yampl,d in point cd daring was re
Vealed by N-.a ar G. Jackie. q jc~e-er.
0f S66 Th.rl avenue. whose place OF
business was entered and iooted Of
$4,000 In cash and $50. .0OO in iewclfy.
Tho BURGLARS who must have tafcn
several hours in accomplishing their
purpose. entered the Jackie establish
ment by way Of tho cellar After
wrenching twelve steel bars from The
cellar window they sawed aa opf ming
in the ceiling. and through this on
tered the store above. Here after vain.
ly attempting to bore through thr e.i
door OF the safe which stood under .
lighted sas jet in plain view Ot the
street. they managed Ia pr, the con
binatiun dial from the sAfe. and
through the small opening l-ft tnamip
ulated the bolts ana levers So -s L. re
lease the lOcA
The only theor! on which tie -
lice can explain the au,ce srui ,on
summation of The robbery is that the
lracksIen. who must have been iar
ticnlarly eNucrt in their line had ac
compiices posted outside the store Ia
signal 10 them when the policeman oh
the beat or late passersby approached
the store. Al such time the robbers
upon being warned would hide behind
the safe until the coast was again
clear. There are living apartments di-
rectiy over the store. so that the ut
most care had 10 be exercised by the
robbers not TO arouse anyone.
After rihing the safe OF it's con
tents the burglars carefully replaced
the combination dial and departed.
leaving no evidence OF their work. IL
was only when the dial fell on in the
hands ot Jackie as he was preparing to
open the safe that any intimation wa.
had OF the robbery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
ROaDBUllDINs IN AususTA

The county OF Angus Ia has ordered the
purchase OF big lot OF machinery and
other equipment for roadbuilding, in-
cludirg IA rock crusher. with capacity of
40 tons an hour, IL mules and harness,
) dump wagons, combined road
scraper and rOeE spresder,5 > two-w heeled
scrapers, | largest sizs steam drill and I
S0-hofsepowsr engine. The county al
ready owns big power rollers. ltsdopt
ed program Of building 10 miles OF
macadam road "a year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
NEXT CAPITOL TRIAL APRIL 5
Ssnderson, Huston. Snyder. Mathue IS
and Shumsker the Defendants.

and Shumsker the Defendants.
Harrisburg. Pa. Dec. - President
Judge kunkei. OF the Dlurrln county
court. announced that Nsadny April .
would be the date upon which the next
case growing out OF the scandal sur
rounding the contracts Tor capitol fur
nishings would be tried.
This date was agreed upon By the
counsel for all the defendants. and it
was then given out that the case to be
tried would be one charging conspiracy
to defraud the state of S25.57730 in a
bill for $6l.94S.20 for desks supplied
to the state.
The defendants will,be John H. SAN
dersOn. contractor; Joseph NJ Huston.
architect: former Auditor General
Snyder. former State Treasurer W. l..
Mathues. and James Shumaker. former
superintendent Of public grounds and
buildings
The case Is known as the desk
case. and is said TO show fraud not
only In the billing but In the calcu
latiOns.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
STRICKEN BLIND IN PULPIT
Afflietion Comes to Ohio Pastot as He
Delivers Sermon

Springfield. o., Dec. 29.-ReN vii
bur l.. Y. Davis was stricken Nblind
while delivering a sermon In his, pgl
pit at the High Street Methodist
church. Bursting a blood vessel vas
given as the cause. Chances for the
recovery OF his sight are thought Ito
be remote.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
NOTES or INTEREST TO

To prove that "BLOODiNE" win cure
Catarrh every resdsr OF shis paper can
have positive guarantee N thers Il any
doubt 10 your mind as TO the power %
"BLOODiNE to cure all CetGrrh
Troubles the remaFkabls offer made By
K. n. Goolrick should expei that doubt
They give you a personal gusrantee
with every soc bottle OF "BLOOBIxE'
they sell, to refund the money unless 10
gives satisfaction They take sll the rick
OF cure, and no reader of this paper con
AFFORD to suffer longer with Catarrh
when an ofser Ike this Is made.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Christmas Celebration Was q Decided Sue
ceSS

The Sunday School festival held IA
Trinity church Monday at p. m. was
Ia every way decided success. That
the school has grown was very evident
10 all present. A large congregation
assembled, thereby showing their rinterest
In the school
The children sang their carols with q
vim and responded readily and promptly
20 the questions asked them by Rev. n.
h. Barber, the rector, respecting the
birth OF the Christ Child.
After the service and address, presents
We're given 10 the superintendent. Mr.. ].
). Berry. 70 whom the rector ieelinQly
acknowledged bis obligation: then 10
the school Organist, the librarian. and
finally to the rector and his VILE.
Alter THE, during the singing OF hymn
81, the children, with their teachers,
marched out In procession, each one re-
ceiviog large bag of good things TO
take home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
VIRGINIA. NEWS

Charged with violating the Byrd
liquor law. Ernest Mason. . Norfolk
hotel proprietor. and Joe Mascn, h1s
colorsd bartender. were each fined 600.
sentenced to jail FOR 80 days. and NJ
quired to furnish q good behavior bond
Of $500.
Henry Smoot, OF the tlrm Of smoof 4
Sons. tannsrs. and for twelve years IN
charge OF the SperryvfIis. Va, branch 81
that concern. did Monday at the home
OF his brother, W. b. Smoot, In Aiexnn-
dria- His death Was canssd By Rr{shfe
disease. he was So and unmarried
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TRAIN KILLS THREE BOYS
Were Returning Home After Day Of
Sport When They Met Death.

York. Pa. Dec. 29.-Guy Adams.
twelve years old, John Woods. twelve
years old. and Luther Sewers, four
teen years old. were killed a short
distance north Of this city by a south
bound passenger train on the Northern
Central railroad. They were returning
to their homes after a day OF sport in
skating
1t Is said that the boys were engaged
In snow balling d nOrthbound freight
train and did not notice the approach
Ing passenger train. Death was almost
Instantaneous
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
Episcopal Clergy peerease.

Boston. Mass. Dec. 29. For the
first probably in its history the Epis.
copal church in the United States re
ports a decrease in the number OF its
clergy. due in part to an unusually
large list OF dispositions from the
priesthood and to an unusually high
death rate during thepast year crrhe
annual statistics show a total OF, 541l
clergy. a decrease OF. 13 from 1907
There were 1856 deaths. an increase Of
80. and 81 depositlons. an increase
Of IS. fuf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
CRUSHED IN STEEL MILL

Workman Fast In Huge Rolls Lost Hls
Lite.
Philadelphia. Dec. %. - Drawn be
tween the rollers of huge steel press.
John Mclaughlin. thirty-nine years OF
age. was crushed 10 death at the mills
OF the nlingsworth Steel company.
How the accident occurred is a mys-
terry to the other employees. McI-augh
lin was standing in front OF the press
with his helper. who had just turned
aside. when he heard a cry. Before he
could give any aid Mclaughlin had
been drawn into the machine aud was
crushed 10 death.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
Prominent Inventor Dead.

ciene Archambault. prominent inven
tor and founder of the Kensington En-
gine works. Of this city. died at his
home here aged eighty-seven years
Mr. Archambault Is credited with hav
ing invented the frst portable engine
used in this country and also with
having designed the first steam Yacht
used In American waters.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
REV. J. E. Brown DEAD

Rev j. Z Brown, formerly pastor of
old site Baptist Church here, died at the
home Of his daughter in Philadelphia
aged 63 years His remains
arrived here Monday evening and the
funeral took place from the old site Hap-
tist church Tuesday morning at IL
o'clock, conducted by Rev. ]. A. Brown,
pastor. assisted by Rev-W. l.. Ramsome.
lnterment at Evergreen Cemetery. Rich
mOnd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
DEATH CAUSED BY BROKEN NECK

George Coleman. colored.. who drives
for j. e. P0liiam. was recently found
dead. A eOrOner's inquest was held on
Friday by Justice s {. Blaydes. With
the following gentlemen composing his
jury: Col Z c. Biaydes, \. l.. Mills. r
w Hock2day, II. u. Dnrrett. p
Goodloe and A W. Wiglesworth. The
verdict was that he cams TO bis death
by reason OF a broken nees the cause OF
which Was unknown.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
NOTES FROM HARDWOOD

HARDWOOD, Va, Dec. 20, 1908.
One OF the most enjoyable socials held
In long while was that participated in
by the young people In HARDWOOD neigh
borhood Saturday evening, December
26. at the home OF Mr. and Mrs II. b.
Brigam near HARDWOOD. About 20 were
present. and alter listening to short
musical program there was merry
mingling OF voices in social conversation.
AT reasonable hour the gathering dis
persed with pleasant thoughts TO rect
iul slumher
The young people OF the neighborhood
are busy planning festivities for the re-
mainder OF the Christmas holidays. We
are Indebted To Misses Annie and Mabel
Curtis Tor thus calling Us together.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
WANTJuDGES POWER cURPED
Chicago Printers Union Takes Action
on Sentencing Of Labor Leaders.

Chicago. Dec 29.-The Chicago Ty.
biographical union has taken action or
the jail sentence imposed on President
Gompers and others OF the American
Federation OF Labor. The paper en-
dorsed by the printers calls on con
gress to frame a law that will curb
the power hunger OF the judges"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
suicide Reveals secret Marrlso..

Philadelphia, Dec. 29.-Ernest Jor
dan. a young Englishman. commrted
suicide at his home here hy shooting
and thereby brought to HIGHT the fact
that he had secretly been married swo
weeks ago. according to the police. Il
Miss Florence Fryer. whom his friends
were looking forward to his marrying
Jordan is said to have eeea worried
because of Illness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
MUST BRUSH THEIR TEETH

Soldiers Are Ordered to Use Their
Brush at Least Once q Day,
Washington. Dec. 29-Soldiers in the
Philippines must hereafter brush their
teeth thoroughly at least once a day.
according 10 orders issued by Major
General Weston, in command OF the
division Of the Philippines.
rAnd IL is made the duty OF the
squad leaders or other responsible non.
commissioned officers to see that this
is done" says the order.
A monthly inspection by medical
0fiicer is also prescribed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TWO SISTERS PUT
ON TRIAL TODAY
Charged With Death Of Cap
tain J. Clayton ETb.
THEY PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Victim Of Shooting at Country Home
Was Prominent National Gusrdsnan
and Politician and Husband OF One
Of the Defendants - Tragedy Fol
lowed Bitter Family Quarrel az
Home Of Captain Erb.
Media. Pa. Dec. 29.-In a crowded
courtroom here today the unusual
spectacle was presented OF two sisters
called upon to plead to the charge Of
comprising the death OF the husband
of the one and the brother-in-law OF
the other. Both of the women pleaded
not guilty.
Owing TO the prominence Of the vic
tim in the case. Captain J. Clayton
Erb. who was a well known politician.
national guardsman and lieutenant To
Israel w. Durham. the Republican
leader. interest throughout P,nnsylva-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
TO PUT MONUMENT At GETTYSBURG

Gov. Swanson will call a meeting ol
the Gettysburg Monument Association
OF Virginia. In Washington in January,
to take up the matter OF selecting "A me
mortal Tor the Pennsy ylyanie battlefield
10 honor Of the Vir9inia troops, which
participated in the battle OF Gettysburg.
The commission will visit the battle
field and make an inspection OF the
grounis The comm ssion Is composed
OF the Governor, u. \. Senator Daniel,
State Senator EdmupdsoD. oi HALIFAX;
Capt. S. f. Read. Mecklenburg, and Col.
Thomas Smith Warrenton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31

Pots that feeling OF vim aud go into
your tired brain and body that make .
life a pleasure Of health and hsppinessi /
you ieeI as young In years and loofs iss
a ehild-it's HOLSTERS Rocky AountAin
Tea. greatest summer tonic. as cents,
Tea or Tablets. W. l.. Bond
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-12-31
DOCTOR BECOMES PUGILIST

Seattle Physician Will Fight Whine,
Of kaufmann-sarry Bout.
Los Angeles Cal. Dec. 29-The JEFF
fries Athletic club made definite ar
rangements TO stage a heavyweight
boxing match between the winner OF
the Kaufman and Barry fight tomor.
row night. and Dir. b. F. Roller. a
Seattle athlete. The bout. which will
be staged on Jan. %, will be for
twenty-five rounds. The boxers will
receive so per cent OF the receipts.
to be split as per cent to the winner
and 25 per cent TO the loser. Both
kanfmann and Barry have agreed TO
the match