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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in the once ot
the chancery clerk during the past
thirty days:
J. E. Davis to Mrs. Addis Davis
Richards. Certain lots in square No
65, north Of Main street. city oH Co
Iumbus: consideration. 800 and
other valuable consideration
III. Keaton to Walter r Beard.
Lot in square No. ;. Barry's survey
city o. Columbus consideration,
$500.
Barry Callop and wife 20 " n
Polk. Forty-one acres Of land In
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07
Lake Posted.

Notice is hereby given the public
that McCarty's Lake, on the Myrich
place, in the Bigbee Valley neighbor-
hood, is posted. All trespassing viii
be prosecuted.
W. E. Cox,
j. NJ Salter,
D. A. Hargrove,
]. NJ. Bryant.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07
Money to Lend.

Money to lend upon real estate;
county or city Orr & Harris.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07
At 20 Cents

pieces Arnolds taheas and seF>' an
all cotton fabric. perfect the all wool goods
in and skirt>The tn
for cool inexpensive travelling suits Val O0G
5and3 goods SALE the yard ~
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07
Zoe Madras 15c

o riaees fine rercerfzed stripe shirt
terms. anywhere less than 20 cents ~
Wash goods price. the yard.
4rnods "TouIonr silks. tt either
but fabric the daiutiest summer fab
rics ever produced geonetricai d~iH~ a
the new egg shape spots: appearance Of hand painted
cloth never before offered and Oo cents
the most beautiful novelty stuff OF the 90o
season. Wash goods price yard <e~
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-07
15c Madras 10c

suitable for ladies' and chifen> o
shirts Comes in stripes cheeks ana
neat effects Value n7 cents. Wash goods sale 10c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
HICKEY BENEFIT
TWO BIG EVENTS PLANNED
FoR MONDAY FOR Sc.
ArTLG PLAYER.

Everything Is In readiness FOR
the benefit performances which
Will be given for IA Hickey. Sc.
sttic's disabled third basemau A
splendid program of boxing. wrest
ling aud vaudeville will be held IN
the Seattle theatre Monday after.
nom. beginning at ESQ O'Clock
This feature has been arranged by
Manager Johnny Reid. OF the Twin
City Athletic club The theatre II
donated by Manager Russell. The
advance demand for tickets indi-
Gates that there will be a crowded
house
There are rs three round boxing
bouts on the program. and pfactic.
ally all OF the boxers Who will
participate should put up CLASSY
exhibition All OF the boxing tai
eut in this neck Of the woods was
offered gratis Tor the benefit
There will be a baseball game
at Athletic park between Seattle
aud spokane. the entire proceeds
Of which will he added To the benc
~ fund through the courtesy Of
Managers Dugdale ana Quinn. The
teams are being held over FOR an
extra day 10 play the game BE.
sides donating the park and play
ers. both managers have purchased
big block OF the tickets
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TEN ROUNDS;
FIGHT TONIGHT
BLACK Demon" Martin Of
Ballard Meets Battling
Webster.

] y Martin. OF Ballard. known a.
the Black Demon" will tonight
meet Battling" Webster ia a ten.
round contest az Conway. a suburb
OF Stauwood Both men will weigh
IN a. the rinEside at 100 pounds 4
slide bet Of 1900 has been made. and
T. 49, Hahn. manager OF Martin. will
have another $500 a. the tingaide
10 place on his man
Tho referee Will be- chosen at the
ringside G. p Thompson. Of Bal
lard Jake Carver. OF Everett. and
Bllly Brown are three men. one Of
whom will be chosen To Judge the
fight.
Martin aud Hahn left yesterday
afternoon for Conway. aud this
morning Martin put In n few hours
Of road work, then rested M for the
fight tonight Martin is In the best
~ condition and In a long distance
phone message To- the sporting ed.
itor Of The Star this morning stated
he would bring back the bacou" TO
his family ~ ballard
battling Webster Is a cracker.
Jack AT his business. according Ia re
p0rta He has whipped everything
around Stanwood. aud Ia the last.
est five contests. in various parts
of the state. has handed a knockout
10 his opponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
WILL FIGHT ON
THURSDAY
Kid Krant Meets Guy
Buckles in Twenty
Round Go.

The port.iovins people 81 the
SQUAD are going "a have a rare
trcat neat Thufaday nisht At rurt
Townsend. vhsn Guf Buckles ADD
KID Kraut meet IN a 2afaund con
test noth meu are nop practical
y dosn 60 weight ~ p5uuda
krant u 1t Port Townsend training
for the event and friends whp have
Aaen aim aay he slII Eivs the
eastern lad a hard tnasie.
Buckles II training IN Seattle
sith Jack Sullivan aud Young
Grant Buckles h. = likely booking
Lad aud all make krsnt So some
to win The last nFht buckles
bad vas on April 10 shsn he
fought fast isrpund draw wtth
Hilly Rhodes az Parse. North Ia
huta
The Port Townsend contest la
betting managed By Eddie Burns
The boat schedule Il 80 veil a.
ranged that scores ~ Seattle. Ia.
enma aud Everett mcn vii attrud
the conieat
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Burns In twenty rounds. then John
son should Jump al the chance 20
get a guarantees Of s. 600. Siu. lose
OF draw. IN meeting Burns.
Letter from Burns.
Ina letter Ia G Harrison Green
written from lack atfaWb castle
Hampstead Heath. April -. Burns
declares that BE- has made public
his terms fof a light with Johnson
and that there Wlll b. 30 change In
those terms Burns aaYh
4 just got hacE from Paris last
nigbi where fought Smith 90
AnHi Il he sha not hard for me
tie is = bls. strong fellow. aud has
lots "a learn
Dosing IL doing very well u
Pafla Rot great reception
there They are tffinE 70 match
me vilh sam NcNea for June ~
II ihef Ssh 10 match MeNca With
ms they wffi have fa SHOW me so
900. and IN meet him Then III BET
him s. zoo I eau beat him
Johnson arrived yesterday /
Haft HsNHNfA - HNAH HNH hAAHH
HEht nos thar they vii not cover
II More Than that. uut @ dasu
light noa. aud gamble on II. that
/ all do the debating Ia NJ John
son Hiilt Seali saa given ms
terms when be ief, FOR New York
and those terms stii never change
n Johnson Wua on top Vnuta nave
q swell chance Ia meeting him J
DO not forget that when matched
Jimmy Burns eith Jos Cans 10 Cal
ifufnia. that Sir Cans. the light
weight champion demanded and
held ont fof 80 per cent win. lose
OF draw. and ! had To give In !
made up my mind fiHht then and
ihrrc n ever a roiored man ebal
ienRed me be would have tn listen
20 ne and there Yon are ard that
Foes Il Is taQ.0oe. uih. lose OF
draw. TO- inc and paste Il ia Tour
cap III get It or there viii be no
burns Johnson fight
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FACTS ON BURNS.
JOHNSON
DEAL
English Papers Received
Give Both Sides Of
Fight Dope.
Burns Writes That He Has
Made His Offer and
II Stands.

Copies OFT be Sportsman aud The
sporting LITE London. covering
dafea ffum April ~ 10 the first
week ia MAJ have reached The
Star office Both papers. Ia their
Issues devote large amount 81
spare regarding the arrival 81 Jack
Johnson In England and the iala
81 of match between the black and
Tommy burns for the champion.
ship Of the world.
Both parern are full % Burns and
Johnson fight talk. and up 70 MAJ
2 hundreds 81 people stood around
both Newspaper offices waiting TO
hear the latest meas 81 the n~Eo.
tiatinna
An Interesting item In The Sport
ink life l. one which tells Of a rep.
rcsaniafiye of that paper calling
up Burns At hia training quarters
And asking him NhAt he vas EoinE
o. do about tohnson'a def WIN.
In thirty minutes after the teie.
phone eouveraatiuL. Burns was 1T
the office 81 that paper and had de-.
paaited s. 900 for Johnson 20 cover
FOR q match Up 20 MAY : Burns
vad had not been covered John
aon was interviewed "a To why be
did not cover Burns money. aud -
piled that Il was no usa 20 cover
the money because Burns Was al
IND too much. bat that he nav will
Ina 10 meet tiurns aud talk matters
over Johnson vas told by the
newspaper representative that he
could soon force Burns 90 talk by
covering the lattsr's deposit. but
that he could hardly expect 20 meet
and talk With Burns without first
putting up hih money
Johnson's Manager rsiss.
In lie issue OF April - The Sport.
Ink life gives a column interview
With Fitzpatrick. manager for John
son. IA which the former declared
that be had heard nothing OF the
fact that Johnson had been offered
900 pounds by an English syndi
cate 10 meet Hufna Fitzpatrick
vas at once shown that he wac
wrong aud u vas proven Ca him
AAWA EH NAN KNOW OF Inc NfiFF. ne
cause he asked for 500 pounds for
expenses IN addition
The Sportsman Of April 80 takes
sides With johnson II says that
unless Hurns can see his way clear
20 reduce the terms he has put for
ward. thar match between the two
men will not take place In England.
That paper also SAYS that Burns
proposition seems TO be preposter.
Gus Buens replies TO this state.
mvnt with a letter Of over half a
column. n which he says that he
vas offered $50 o00 win. lose OF
draw. Ia meet Johnson. that John
son was guaranteed s. 600 win. lnae
or draw. aud refused. despite the
fact that Johnson claimed that he
had t2.b00 w that he could stop
Burns In twenty rounds Burns
claims Ia his letter that johnson >
supposed anxiety Co meet him does
not look very good. because N John
son vas 80 sure he could stop
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DURNS-SQUIRES
FIGHT Is OFF
fen United press.N

DUBLIN. May 16-Arrange-
monts for a fight between Tommy
Burns aud Bill SQuires. the Aua-
tralian pugilist, have failed The
promoters consider the financial
terms insisted upon by Burns are
90. stlff
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least one occasion he threw neell
fairly on bath his shoulders. and
had they been wrestling Twins
falls. Il would have counted for a
doWn. ON three other occasions
he landed neeii so close II . fifluE
fall that u would have teca hard
for referee 60 have decided 9th
erwise Ia the past Roller has
always Vrcatled for pin falls. whore
a man must pin bis opponent. s
shoulders aauarrlY 20 the mat l1f
au appreciahie length Of time. buf
hereafter he Niil not be- 81 char
about accepting a match with flys
Ing falls Bceil l. supposed u b.
especially clever a. obtaining these
falls. and Roller figures that be
80 Tar outclasaea the little u.Ga At
this feature Of the game that be
need have 40 fear from the others
on hat score
Why Roller Won.
Roller was not afraid % fiselL
but the wrestling World has re-
garded the Wisconsin man for
Years as a .phenom. or a freak
and Ne came hsraided lu such bril-
liant terms that the local man vas
cautious Roller vent into the ring
to play the game 60 the limit u bis
oh slque and science lie knew be
was np against a man Who Is al
maat a wizard IN the particular
style % offensive and defensive
work be had originated and pes
fected himself Roller Won be
cause bis Judgment was correct.
and he took advantage OF ever
card In the deal
Hreil makes no apology Tie says
he vas rot az hts best lie bad raN
sorea on his right elbas and hand
In such a finely weighed contest
whore the least thing counts Tor
or AGAINST a man. u IL possible that
the sores might have initiated
against Beslfa chances OF victory
lie says such IL a fact For the
reason he IL anxious Tor anaihs
chance Al Roller. nyiuE falls d
count neeli ~ a clean fsllos. =
dead game sport. and as white q
man as there IL On the business %.
day Every person Who say bis
match with Roller IL the maa >
friend for life
Roller Ia a good fellow. too lie
thinks he can throw Beell a sec.
0nh time. aud e Is entirely prob
able that within the next two weeks
the men will meet again In this
city. II should BE- a. fast a wreHt
ling match as could be offered the
public tn this country today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

AFTER
MEN
Local Manager Has His
Hooks Out for New
Pitchers.
Hurley and Dudley Are
Traded for Lussi and
Adams.
GRANGE IN sALL OATES.

Manager pugdais today pee.
. fseted arrangements whereby
q Aberdeen will play nest week
~ Seattle, Instead OF Seattle
. playing there Owing 10 the
. large Numbers being tn Seat.
. tie for the review Of the fleet
. Manager Duaaaie ana tire
. Aberdeen management fixed
q up a deal making a change in
q tire regular schedule A. u
e rests nov Seattle will play
q Aberdeen in the latter town
duuna the week Of August
q 3t2. instead Of tire games be
tna pisYed on the local dia
. uond.
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! 20 10 bed and sleee
many people ato under IN. -
sion that ! am Rollers ,. .hpis
but ] am not Roller -. slsgs
liiaseli ] have merely fsos ~ !.
Ter few Of the finIshisv -
OF me wrestling game. ss
f'H people undsfafana
~ came 70 The front 40 n,
The wrestling game. even -. -.
me Nfeatlcfa themaelsea
liEure o out 80 I viii ,.,i 9
Roller has wfestied IN ~ =
and when he met me All ~ -, s
vas about dozen loeEs n
could show 10 him ana n la
about that many 81 RI ~ p
would BE- NO good agalhsf ~ -
siguaia ROLLER Is a ne. gea
wrestling and II did MOI fst
long ~ learn whatever "a
show him : e9
gave IA ROLLER Ia a e.
what bad taken me fs "a
learn he got THROUGH
teaching Of d lifetime n ~.
The greatest wfeallers In ~
ROLLER has showed 10 fbe -
aud knockers that he 81 "a
aud that when he wresflas !,
Nfestiea on the square lie
iodaf az tbe only rival :,
and be- vii sure give Co.,
Nfeatle % his life II thsg
meet AZ the present tlrss
not want 30 see Roller
GgicA Tor Roller II rs pound,
his neFH.ar weight. and hs -
take q long rest aud Thea
the Championship
Sow I do not say that h.
not defeat gofch Al the
time merely say that h.
be i9ia better With real 49,
perieHce No man csu t.n
Roller can do until yoa hsy.
him Try HIa wonderful -,
aud The Eamenesa xlIl ssg
through q place where ~
heart would lose 10 MAJ
stood 70 near the top Of ~ II
ling game as Roller xltb..s
having lost a fall he ses~, .
have A. much light 70 = .n'.I
champion AZ anyone.
Lack Of coniisens.
The most noticeable d#,.~
between Goteh and Roller i
Go'eb always bad a laek q -
dsuce In himself and nsss, -
himself credit for belnE 4
q man as he really wss
lack OF confidence that ksv
back Roller Is iust the ossr~
and Is fu'l % confidence sns -,
in his own heart that no ma =
put bis shoulders 70 the n,
Ike 10 see him that nsr a. II
kuON whenever he steps .t,s 4 |
ring that be has got to b 81
Goich ! consider The bet ~
pi0u We have ever bed AZ \
has done more 10 boost lie -
ling game than any other xreesU
And barring Roller. eonssasf :.
the greatest wrestler Of "a n
any other time have never ~
him pat Rollers sh0nldsu e ii
mat and until be does It | t,vI
no reht 70 believe that he ~
do Il Roller has everything
bis makeup that Goieh has etrs.N
experience. And be IL getting III
pretty fast All ] can ssy Is "A
whoever Is lucky enough 70 II
G0teh aud Roller meet % ire II
sill see the greatest xressa,N
match that ever took place q "A
face OF the earth ! DO b0 nj
which viii ain. bat / % ksm
that u both are IN fine sszpe III
il sill be battle ROYAL n co.
e'Ialou ! want 20 say ihE ltI
uoi care what the public Or al
press think Of me. bit ! 90 MI
"a see them give Roller ne esst
he deserves for be Is o. ne uzasI
aud has thrown esery5ot baf n
friends.
JOE CARROLL MARSH
4
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N,rioN.L LEAGUE


A. 81 Louis fiasfaH q 81 Louis .
A chicago HHuakiFu 8 Chicago
A. FiitshufE philadelphia ~. fitts
bufa
A. Cincinnati NsN rark . CineIn.
nat
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AT
TACOMA
10y United press


TACOMA. May Phillip
schlpssbefT. heavyweight cham
pion ~ the United States navy. has
written the Young Mems Athletic
club. asking for a contest between
himself and some good man Of his
weight In Tacoma during fleet
week An attempt II being made
to find some man VINO could give
the navy champion a battle Vic
MctaRleu IL the logical candidate
In the opinion % the majority of
the members Of the club. and Il IL
probable the pair will be matched
No referee has yet been select.
ed for the siN-round glove contest
between Fred Russell and Vie Nc.
Laglou Monday night. The club
reserves the right to choose the
referee 20 avoid the Inevitable
wranglInR over the official which
ensues when the selection is left
to the principals.
Fred Beell. the wrestler who was
defeated By Or Roller At Seattle
Thursday night. Is attempting to
get o match under the auspices Of
the club 60 the near future.
TO see BATTLEsHtPs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16

NEW ORLEANS. MAY 10 Ray.
moad Campbell. AGED y years.
claims to be the champion one
legged high jumper Of the world
lie recently Won two fifata ia a
track meet between all the schools
Of this city. taking first in the Sa#
pound OF under class. With a jump
Of four feet aud one half inches
Then he entered the unlimited
weight class. going up against blk
Get aud Older boys lie came across
winner. With u nice jump Of four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16


Seattle goes to Aberdeen next
seek. aud vhrn uugs alssaheu
iine up against tire nlaek cats IN
the MIL town on Tucadaf after
neon there all BE- several neN
faces Ia the lineup pus has bic
hooks uai To- q couple 81 piirhcFs
bat the deal has uut pfoEuse ed 81
the poiuf where he can make pah
lie the nsmpa Of the men he h
affef
The local manager announces
that be has traded uli. Haflses and
Rny Dud'ey lp Russ Hall for t.uHal
and Adams I.8aal played ~ iiesl
Nth lutte ehen the Miners we're
here at the opening of tee sea
Aan and edama r. = ahuftasan He
vas not % the same ~beh Rass
Halta buakies verr here bat u
The man reports ia time tSnR will
have him ~ the short station
against Aberdeen
Isssi a Coed Man.
% Ia not knoNu where iasaI Niil
b. placed he iH god mar ~
the initial bae and better than an
average batter ard Il 10 possible
that be All hold davu flrst for
a time schofisld ls stiil out 81
the game QuiKieY has Improved
wonderfully In bis Nufk and this
iaavsa the question nf = peHmAu
eat man far first bahe considerably
a - 4
utility man and eau be depended
upon Ia aimoat auy fielding -
altion
Hurley came % Seattle as the
reanit 81 an cafly season trade b.
tNeen DuRdale and Dlckn0u. OF
Vancouver When he reported
here. however. the local manager
found be could be used to better
advantage Ia a trade and the deal
Hith Hall Naa contaminated
Dudley is well uked b. tho Local
fans aad there are many Nho all
insist that DuE has made q mis-
take IN letting him 50. but the
founEstef has been somewhat 81.
rattle tn bic play and bis Nild pegs
70 flrai came st a time wheu they
proved costly The bog wili Ger
taiuly make good aome daf. for
be has lots of natural ability bat
DuEtiaie feels that he can Do bet
ter with Adams AZ short than " he
continued holding Dudley
Mccarthy Matter
Joe Mccarthy. who played the
short station during tho last two
gaines Nith spokane. l. REGARDED
a. one uf the beat shortstaps IN
the minor leagues. bat the local
team cannot heep him until his
troubles tn the Fast are settled
Il Is yefY doubtful whether THE
can be done very readily. Nc.
Carthys drawhack has been a fond
ness Tor jumping contracts aud &
vas this which has led up TO HIS
present difficulties
" u Hartman. OF Alamoda. Cal
viii play the right garden for the
locals Ifc signed a contract yes.
terdAy This man IL tnuted a. the
real class and q has since deVelop
ed that DuRdaie was 0u1 about
an hour ahead OF several other
teams which were after bis aerv.
Ices. Hartman played his first
game on Thursday against Spokane
aud made a good impression.
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feet nine inches
Raymond's right leg Is off above
the knee. he having met with "a
street car accident Since then he
has developed remarkable strength
ia his left leg
ia making the jump he throws
away his cruteh aud hops up 10
the bar Then he glvea d peculiar
spring aud over the bar be- goeH#
Il WHa his fine work ON the high
jumps that aon the meet for bis
school
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v. 5. NayY Ward Hcg.t ssfzzs
Monticello leaves Flyer oscs trI
and 9 30 a. m $50 and { o n |"
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KIRKLAND WANTS GAMES.

The Kirkland team has or. /
EaniEed and would like games {
ON Sundays. All dates are {
; open The players average
between i6 and II years of
age Challenges should be
sent to Emil Johnson. Kirk.
) land. Wash.
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Jeanette halls from Philadelphia
where he began fighting Ia 1905 lie
gained some fame hY winning from
sam Langford ~ December OF that
year Since thea he haa had an up
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A Boston p.traf Bo.loa
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Dangerous Positions.

Since he was Is years Of age.
and be has been wrestling since be
was 6 Roller has never had his
shoulders pressed 10 the mat b.
another man. but he came danger
Oasly close to Il with Beeil Twice
the little fellow forced Roller 10
bridge. and the doctor aeknowledR
cd that he breathed a great deal
easier after he had managed %
get clear Of ths dangerous posi-
tons he occupied for a moment
The match demonstrated that
Roller Il quick and clever enough
10 wrsstle for flying falls. On o.
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TO see BATTLEsHIps

Take boats at Pier 2 Ten round
trips daily. soc ruunG trip 80.
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I0E CARROII MARsA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-20
MRS. MARY A. BUTLER
PASSES AWAY, AGED 90

Mrs. Mary Ann Harter Butler, widow
OF William A. Butler, died Sunday, In
the home of her son, William A, Jr..
aged 80 years Mrs. Butler was born
in Adams. Jefferson county, N. Y, and
vas married there in 1889. She came
10 Detroit with her husband and has
lived here ever since. Mr.. Butler,
who was a banker, died in 1891. Mrs.
Buffers first home here was on West
Congress-st., then the most fashion
able quarter OF the city Before she
went 10 take UP her residence with
her son. she lived in the house now
occupied by the Detroit Homeopathic
college.
For fifty years she had been a
member OF the First Congregational
church. The funeral will be held We'd
nesday afternoon from the residence
OF her son, No. 883 Seeeaa-ave- Her
other sons are Frederick E. and Ed
ward H-ButleF.