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The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-17

The business of "frisking" immi-
grants has begun in earnest at Ellis
island To "frisk' 4 man is to search
him for concealed weapons. Friski-
ness Of this sort Is the right sort of ac-
tivity on the part of the police
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-17

THE DATE-JANUARY as.
Colorado & Southern's private train
tour of Mexico, through the Egypt
of the New World, leaves Denver.
Make an carly reservation.
T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-17

The prehistoric ruins OF Mexico
seen on the private train excursion
leaving Denver January 18th via Col
orado & Southern Reservations
should be made at once.
r. Z. Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-17

Only few heaters left, going at
cost, at McGovney's
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-17
\ LUXURIOUS PLEASURE TRIP

Through the Egypt of America
Mcxico-by private train leaving
Denver January 18th. Make berth,
section or drawingroom reservation
now.
T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-17

cost, at
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Three-Cornerei Deal Between
Magnates Likely to Be
Arranged To-Day.
BY BOZ MAN LULGER.

A BASEBALL ard! IS peudiaE. this
~ morning which may make Eoscr
1 \ Bresrahan manager o.: the s.
Louis Cardinals and deprive New york
of one OF the greatest catcEers Ut the
age.
The arrangement now under way con
templates a three-corner,d deal, In
which Catcher Schiei, Vr Cincinnati.
and Outhelder Murray OF St. Louis
will Join the Giants, Pitcher Raymond
and catcher from St. Louis viii gu
to Cincinnati, ANA B!rsnahan VIII b,
made manager of tile Calainals. That
IS I saa!-c - ;!.a; - ..aJie 10 make In,
National League CULVER for some tim,
TO come.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
L0ngboat Breaks Records
Even on Heavy Dirt Track

on the fouT-lap track being covered as
follows; First mile, $40; second, 1O43
third, lG2; fourth. 2l45; fifth. 27.2O
sixth, $3.50; seventh. 3S.35, eighth. 400.
ninth. 49,32. tenth, "a, 81. The Indian nm
lshed very strong and showed no per
ceptible results OF fatigue from his ef-
fort. Tom Flanagan, his manager. was
delighted
The Indian has a loping. six-foot
stride, and his heels do not hy UP be-
hind MIN as in the case OF many run
ners, one can hear his breathing clear
across the track, but this lie not the re-
suit OF lung troubles but rather the deep
exhaust which comes from his mngnn-
cent development Of the throat and
when running BY freely eXpectorating or
blowing the nose. which is something
unusual with runners, but which is sa q
by physicians 10 be very beneficial
II Longboat defeats Doraudo he Will
then be ready TO make a match win
Hayes The Indian is matched with
John ID, Walsh, champion OF the IACinc
Coast, Tor twenty-five race at
Winnipeg IN January. II Is a fact not
generally known that all Of LOughoat' s
money won in races lis placed ia the
hands Of three men-one Catholic
prlest-in Toronto, TO be held by them
for his use. ss the Indian has such 70
slight regard Tor money that his friends
have taken This pTeCaution 10 lOOk alter
his financial AFFAIRS.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
President Pulliam on Record
as Saying Pittsburg Man
Did Not.

- ARNEY DREYFUSs, president OF
X the Pittsburg Club, the Rockefel-
- Ter of baseball, was interviewed
last night at the Waldorf by an Eve
ming World reporter and queried on seV-
Srsi ina tiers oi much interest to the Ians
II was the first time that Mr.. Druytuss
has been induced to make a statement.
Due to the fact that there have been
persistent rumors to the effect that he
held a controlling interest in several
Nationu, League clubs the question
was put point blank to the Smoky
City magnate.
~ own the controlling interest in the
2tttsburg Club and hold stock IN the
Yhiladelphia Club. There Is no truth
In the report that I am interested n
1rooklyn and Boston," replied Mr..
Dreyfuss.
Mr.. Pulltam, president of the Ma
t1onal League. was recently asked by
The Evening World this question:
"Doss Mr.. Dreyfuss own o control
ung interest in the Ptttsburg, Boston
and Philadelphia Clubs7" His reply,
given over his signature, was; "Mr.
Drsyfuss 10 not interested In any club
outside Of Ptttsburg."
He further gave the names OF the
ntockholders of the Philadelphia Club
and Mr.. Dreyfuss's name was not on
khe list.
Another question was then fired at
Mr.. Dreyfuss.
The evening world., 1908-12-10

twenty-five. This is their first big race
Of his kind. Demara has been riding
az d professional only since last May.
ana IIill joined the ranks Of the money
chasers only this fall It is hard to
believe. in view Of these facts, that
they to-day are not only among the
leaders In tie long grind, but are fresh
and strong and team to he reckoned
with in figuring out the order Of the
hnish Saturday night.
Inexperienced as the two youths are
IN comparison VITA their veteran oppo-
neuls. ,hey have stuck to the front all
the way TIE fastest and most des-
perate sprints have seen them close TO
the pacemahers More than FIVE teams
have su0runhed 10 the pace OF the race,
admittedly tho fastest In the history OF
six-3ay racing, Georgct 'oppled of his
wheel whom .e could stand il no longer;
Downey and HOLSTER had TO quit, Gall
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ne track side in talking Of Demar.
ult the nail on the head when ne said
he was a second Leander. Anybody
who knows slx-day history will remem
Der Leander, the Chicago boy, as the
sensation o. his time He was killed
behind pace at the height Of his cham
plonship career
Hill Looks Like Boy.
Hill, the other member OF the team, is
more boylsh than DemaTa and not so
strong in build. but as DR.. Creamer
says, he makes up what he LACKS IN
strength by nervous energy He was
sick dur!ng the early part Of the race,
due probably to his eating cold yictuals,
but has overcome that now. An in
stance OF this boys pluck was cited
early in the race when Demara was
temporarily put out OF the race In a
collision Win a PinkertOn policeman,
VINO carelessly tried 10 cross the track,
Ten minutes previous 10 this Hlll had
cropped IN swoon after being lifted off
his wheel. lie barely had recovered
consciousness when Demara was
thrown, but he Insisted on being put on
his wheel
I'm hold them" he said TO his hand
lers, and he did. He literally rode him
self back into good condition, ard was
riding fast and strong when Demara,
patched up, was ready 20 relieve him.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
{ WEN MORAN WINS
FROM O TOOLE IN
SIX-ROUND BOUT
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec, TO-
Tommy O'Toole caught tartar in
owen Moran last night in one of the
tastest six-rounG windups ever seen
at the National A. e. The Enslishman.
ny aggressive work all through the
Journey. was entitled to the decision.
He continually kept o'Toole on the de-
ensive by his rushing tactics and a
nard right hand swing which often
ound lodgment on O'Toole's face and
yody.
In the second round Moran practical
y beat his opponent. He caught Tom
my rushing in with right hand upper
cut which completely closed the local
boys eye and sent him staggering to
the ropes That punch dazed O'Toole
and he did not regain his form until
the NTH round. O'Toole In that round
changed his tactics, and by aggressive
fghting made a grandstand finish, He
kept up the pace in the sixth round
But his rally came too late to get him
much in the way OF the decision.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
BRESNAI1AN TO MANAGE ST. LOUIS;
MURRAY AND SCHLEI JOIN GIANTS

Several conferences We're held yester-
day to discuss the matter. and Stanley
Robinson, owner OF the st. Louis CLUB.
says q decision viii be reached this
afternoon. Nothing can be done until
a manager has been selected for Gin
c!nuati. That berth will probably 60
to Clark Griffith. Mr.. Hermann made
Griffith a straightaway offer yesterday
afternoon. and the iorrner New York
manager t. u give mis- answer this
morning. As soon as tnat is arranged
the deal between Cincinnati and st
Louis can be put Through, and then
New orll can trade with ST Louis.
MCGrdw is exceedingly ANXIOUS to
get Murray. as ne is one OF ihe best
put!loiGers in the business, and Brcs-
uahan is equally as anNIuus to have u
nance as manager. Roger Says he
ID at-S 10 leave New York, but IL. be-
.Ieves that he owes II 10 himself TO
AXE advantage of the opportunity to
.andle the re!ns OF major league
-!uo
By securing Schlei the absence Of
;resnahan would not be 30 keenly felt,
. the Red catcher is one OF the best
..chstops III ite business.
The next move on TIE baseball checker
Boart mat Is Of esDeCa interest - New
The evening world., 1908-12-10
BARNEY DREYFUSS HOLDS STOCK
IN THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS S

syndicate baseball"
"No Syndicate BaII"-preyfuss.
Il am opposed to It," said Mr. Drey-
fuss. and as a matter OF fact there is
no such thing as syndicate baseball"
The next query caused him 10 frown.
then look serious and finally, before an
swertng, his face lighted into a full
moon smile. which. by the way, ac-
complained every answer.
The question was:
rs it not fact that, although New
York is the financial pillar Of the Ma
tional League. a combination OF your
self Garry Hermann and others ex-
cludes New York from any voice in
National League anairs?"
NO" snapped MIR, Dreyfuss, and
then appeared the smile that won't
come of"
Now, Mr.. Dreyfuss, is not It fact
that you are party to combination
opposed to New York;"
Again mis- face illuminated in smiit
and ne replied
u am in no combination 20 d. ths
New York team or Brush. Tae fac of
the matter is that Brush IS always .Jok-
ing for the best o. IL He Is Ahe a
spoiled child. and II he is not given MS
own way Mil cry I won't play. fol-
low the other seven clGos aud am not
Interested IL the do!hss Of the Ne"
York team"
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.
Dreyiuss says there Is TO combine
against New York. it is well known
that the Giants are the blSges. money
maker in the league, and the re slpts
given some OF the visiting CLUBS are ir.
excess of what these same visitors earn
on their own grounds, II is also a !act
that John T, Brush Is a fgurehead in
National League councils The legisla-
ton has always been opposed to New
York interests. II Is also a fact that
when called upon TO vote in the meet
ings OF the league Sir. Brush mas al
The evening world., 1908-12-10
DUAL ROWING RACE FOR
COLUMBIA AND HARVARD.

Harvard and Columbia rowing crews
will probably meet in dual race early
next spring, Harvard will want the
race early in the season. so as to not
interfere with their dates with Annap-
oils and Cornell. This will catch Co
has only got to work this week. hav-
ing been kept idle all fall owing to
money dificultles that besei the Rowing
Association OF the Morningside insti-
tuition,
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Refuses to Fight
Winner OF Kelly-Papke Go

the Papke Kelly battle on Jan. Is. Long
vas willing 10 guarantee Ketchel 1000
with the privilege Of 80 per cent n the
receipts, but O'Connor absolutely do
clined 10 consider any terms.
The twelye-rouEd battle between Jem
Drlscoll and Charley Grimm az the Ar.
night. which was won by Driscoil in The
eleventh round. drew t3,sOs or this
amount pIlseoll received guarantees OF
al.O00 while Grimm. who worked on Is
per cent, received S2S. Grimm made
such = good showing that the club offi-
elals have dseIdsd 20 put hira % again
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Indian Runner In Great Form
For Coming Race With
/ DorandO.

-EN miles in a.b7. the last mile in
the fast time OF 3 l5 and the slow
4 est mile in $40. Can you beat f.?
Takes grit to get out on an old track
IAN inch or more deep in soft, clingiug
mud, and so full OF rough places that
fyou run part OF the time on the turf
edges, not to speak OF the discoInforts
lof raw, penetrating wind and with
snow falling. Add TO this the heavy
sweaters and no pacemaker or encour-
asement OF a band OF music and cheer
ing thousands. and then remember that
this time is a ful. six minutes better
than that In the Dorando-H Mara
thon.
Cogg-W aa -Gwe--beg pardon, Tom
I.ongboat, the Onondaga Indians GER
tsiply wonder, even II he has name
that Mike Flanagan says sounds like
TIE air OF an Irish zig. He took his
erst work yesterday afternoon over the
abandoned track OF the old Berkeley
avail a, Burnside and Aqueduet avenues.
ont Yonkers way, having moved from
Clifton. n. j.. out to this place, where
he will nnlsh his training for the Mara
thon race with Dorando in the Garden
next Tuesday night LongbOat's head
quarters Is at Jerome and Burnside ave
osss.
Makes yhlrIwind Finish.
Ionsboat did not know when hs
started what distance he was expected
% run, The time was checked Nv q re-
sss'ss Ter The k,sains wOrla. " saiiss
The evening world., 1908-12-10
YALE HAS CLOSE SH,;VE
WITH MANHAT TAN TEAM.

The Yale basketball team barely man
Q ed TO win out from the Manhattan
College nys last night, tho nnal score
beinG - " z. The teams ended The
nTst half on even terms. " 10 Y. and
Manhattan started the second with a
Tush. With eight minutes TO play the
good. but Yale got busy and piled up
seven polnts In die last Few Ininuiss OF
ths game.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TIAT Stanley Ketchel. the middle-
weigh' Champion. Is determined
10 take on hesyyWeights in the
future and pass up all the offers made
10 him for hghts with middleweishts,
was demonstrated last night when Joe
o'Conuor. his manager. declined a nat
iering offer from Baron Long. manager
Of the Jsnries A. c., OF Los Angslss
Ca. to< kslehsl 70 night ths wlnnss e
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Demsra a Marvel.

Demara is a phy-
steal IN Fl nv e |,
Short of stature,
resembling St o !,
the stocky Ger
man. he 10 broad
shouldered. deep
chested and has a
pair of muscular
legs big enough TO
go with the body
OF a husky six
footer. He weighed
l6l pounds when
he began the race
One trainer arounC
The evening world., 1908-12-10

sell an object OF ave to the natives
only q month or SO That Johnson
the laconic statement: Betting evet
degree Burnss easy victories over A
Tommy has taken Up the old stunt, In
vented by Bob FitzsLmmons OF charg-
ing adm!ttance to his training quarters
No doubt seeing him IN action is well
worth whatever he charges. And even
II this is only a small sum. the receipts
from 6,OO0 people daily for month or
more viii add materially to the $4,000
that he is cleaning up in Australia in
his three fights and his few weeks Of
theatrical work at $3.50 night.
Whew, Tommy is surely making n
great cleanup. Besides tie $4,000 in di-
rect earnings he has this training camp
money and the receipts from the moving
picture film that lie is TO take TO Eng
land soon after the tight. Snpposing that
he charges shilling q head C25 cents
for the privilege oil seeing his workouts.
his daily income from this source is
Sl,500 The fight comes off on Dec. 26.
So Burns no doubt gets about d month
of this easy money. Call 1T twenty days
that comes to $4,000.
II ne wins the fight he can easily make
$4,000 more in England, America and
Canada with the moving pictures. The
grand totaI IN tnat case "llt come to
Sl46. 900, all for less than years WORK
in the ring and on the stage.
Burns a Wonder.
It's no wonder that they call Tommy
Burns the Rockefeller of the fighting
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Hill and Demara, Pony Team
in Race, Are Making Good

yin and Wiley were forced into the rear
division. and suca s:ars as Walthour
and Root had 70 submit 20 being tapped.
but this pair Of youngsters have stuck
TO II like a couple OF Spartans.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Selection Of Brooklyn Manager
Is Still Up in the
Air.

Workers is tie selection Of manager for
Dan.eu. 4n.l .- ha- made Boston lea soma oIs
offer for hts :e'yAs. MI D,,vy mas FAR
-r, lined 70 .=. Ia'.vn ~ L.;.0 he gaH ge. a
god man 70 III. h., pace Il. snort. His
theory Is thar By,taU IS more ~ need OF
p.sy-rs ;.an money. X the DAMIEN 4ea! can
not oe put ;h9.yGu II is .aii lnat Harry
lIrley Wi. suuey.I p,ly' an as head n the
SuperJas I.uu..-s Agrl. Ell ~ tYWn yesterday.
4ni 4- aI'-I.,i a.. frI.y 10 take the Job
lie would certainty make gu9u boss, hs
IS very popular WIKI players throughout tAs
county.
While Jack Dunn Yves talking to friends in
the NaliaT' lobby last night ne spied the
torrl o.. d w-aIthy l,-,k!n- y-uug man IN
evening cloths wciti1G FOX an ees atuT who
looked fan liar. The Nan in question proved
I, be .auU-cy S,"N arr. I Hg4nB :g.!! !!oEa!re,
-. -, @---t.r.v n'av.H -hnr'SrDr n
wi;n JACK - West stewar,. It seems. got
In;n the oil 5.s,l,ss. H. wl.sN ne made
rr-ure 10 s'.l 'g,as 'Ae game.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
inexperienced, the Pair Have
Stuck Steadily With
the Leaders.
BY VIACENT IREANOR.

TIRED H I l. L
r. and Waite.
l. Demara ar
I " o youngsters
who are contribut-
Ing d big share
toward the max
ing Of bike racing
history this week
~ Madison Square
Garden. Hiss Is
twenty years old
hardly more than
a boy, and Dem,
ara, his partner, is
The evening world., 1908-12-10
Ailments of Men
Happily Overcome
SUCCESSFULLY TRlrD 81 MANY

undoubtealy the following pro
dissipation Of their na.ursi strength,
find themselves in their second
ch.ldhODd" long before the three
score and ten allotted 10 lies pleas
ures and eajoyments are reached,
II Is presumed TO be iufallible and
highly efficient In quickly restoring
In 'nery uus exhaustion weak yital-
ity. melancaOlia and the functions.
First get, nfty cents worth OF com
packaxe, ana three ounces syrup sar-
sApaTills comDound; take home, mix
and let Stand two hours: then get
one ounce compound es ence cariiol
and one ounce uncture cadoInens
or eight ounce bottle. shake well.
ana lake one iesspoOntul after each
meal and one wnen retiring, followed
by drink Of wafer.
BY mixing II at home no man need
oomings aud expensive fees are
Lax OF polse and equilibrium in
men T. constant souTce OF embar~
rassmenr even when the public least
susprets il. For tae benefit Of those
ing health. and all the hardness ao-
Commanding u. the above home treat
mant IL given. II contains no opiates
OF habit -fQrmlnS drugs whatSVSI.
Mix y at home and no one VIII b
"s Mos drissiEs keep these insrsdi-
Peaaily pfocured the Prsscriotioa
Products Co. DAYTON o. who pro
pare sIaIen!eed eNtrscts essencss.
inT, will supplY them.
The evening world., 1908-12-10


fighters.
men. AS 4 r1loney-uahel he Is marvel.
His fighting seems to be OF the same
class, and If he whips this big negro,
who has been a bugaboo to all the
heavyweights for 4 Year past, he'll be
as popular a champion as even the great
John i. sullivan. He'll deserve his hon
ors, for Burns makes his way by sheer
lighting ability, III spite OF short stature
and light weight compared 10 that of
former giants of the ring. Burns weighs
only about lS6 pounds when In condition.
Corbett weighed the same, as did
Sharkey. John L. Sullivan in his best
days weighed 20. Jeffries never weighed
less than 220. and when doing his best
ighting tipped the scales al 80. He was
he giant among the champions. Bob
FitZstmmous was the only one OF the lot
Bob only scaled las pounds when he beat
Corbett at Carson. He never weighed
more than that at his best, and aItei
retiring from the ring for years only
went up eight OF ten pounds.
! All ot these fighters. with the excep-
ton OF Sharkey, were over six feet IN
/ he same height. feet Sl. inches.
People who think that Burns hardly
qua lines d a. .I.aNy ~eisi4t CnaInpIo.i Ue-
cause he is pigmy compared with the
great JeffTies might remember that
5urns !s an exact duplicate OF the Sai lor
/ in stature-in height and weight-Dut has
a reach just equal 10 that OF JeHrles and
] rttzsimmons, ana is as clever as Jim
Corbett.
The evening world., 1908-12-10
MINT OF MONEY
FOR TOMMY BURNS
IN FAR AUSTRALIA
Heavyweight Champions Earnings on
Island Continent Will Total $146,-
900 if He Beats Jack johnson
Crowds See Him Train.


paw
bettns
The evening world., 1908-12-10

skill in boxing doubt made him
although he has training ther
only
Australian fighters
The evening world., 1908-12-10

It's no wonder that they call Tommy
Burns the Rockefeller of the lighting
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-11-27
Bun River Very Rich

NJ. A.. Johnson, one of the Canton
party that went up to Bull River B.
c., returned home Saturday, delighted
with the outlook and thoroughly con-
winged that the Bull River will earn
big money for all concerned. The
water power is immense and valuable
beyond a reasonable estimate. 1t
will turn machinery that will furnish
light and power for many miles in all
directions. The water power alone is
worth every dollar invested, to say
nothing OF the vast wealth In gold
that will be found in the bed OF the
river when the water is turned into
the big flume that is nearly finished
and there is q fine townsite with COM
ing railroads.
Nj. johnson has a small bottle full
OF gold from Bull river, and the size
Of the nuggets indicates the enormous
wealth Of the river bed when free
from the mountain torrent that has
prospectors for years. Every
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-11-27
West Canton.

Nov. "a, 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carter and Mr..
and Mrs. Mills spent Sunday with
Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. Minor entertained a number
of friends at dinner Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Todd returned
Friday from their claim near Grind
stone and will visit for awhile with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Todd when they
expect to go to Perry, Iowa, to spend
the winter.
d: O. Payne's team took quite a
lively run Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Payne'S son Oscar was going to town
after lumber and the team became
frightened at a bicycle and started to
run. When Oscar saw that he could
not control them he slid off the back
Of the wagon and the team ran into
town before they were stopped.
j. G. Cornelius and family visited
at Tom Wallace's Sunday.
Arthur Corey from Cherokee, Iowa,
has been visiting at A. J. Minors for
a few days.
Miss Winnie Jones spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. F. S. Moulton and son Floyd
took dinner with Mrs. Ross in Canton
Sunday.
f. NJ. Beck has a cattle sale adver-
tised for today but the weather
doesn't look very suspicious at pres
emit.
Last Saturday evening when Mr..
X. L. Knutson came home from town
he was surprised to find about forty
neighbors and friends assembled at
his home. 1t took him several min
utes before he recovered from his sur
prise and then he remembered that it
was his birthday. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games, music and
social conversation. Mrs. Knutson
assisted by Mrs. Moulton served a
fine luncheon and it was a late hour
before the company left for their
homes. Just before leaving the
guests presented Mr.. Knutson with a
handsome rocker that he might sit
and rock and dream of one of the
p%leasantest occasions Of his life.