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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22


J.R. Young is spending most Of
the time In the country furthering
his candidacy for sheriff. He does
not boast Of making a whirlwind cam
paign or that he is the only man who
can fiji that place, but on the con-
trary is seeking to influence voters on
past performances Of duties well done.
He has been undersheriff for four
years and no complaints have ever
been made that he has failed In a
single instance to do what should be
done. The sheriff's Office in his hands
will be safe and he should receive the
votes Of a big majority.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22
School Report.

Report Of Central Buckeye school,
district 2S, for month ending Oct. O.
Number OF pupils enrolled, 2S; aver
age attendance, 81; number neither
absent nor tardy, 20i their names;
Merub Adams, John Brightbill, Helen
and Frances Grove, Arretta, Ethel,
Frank and Ralph Haynes. Grace
Pattin, Helen Picking, Grace and
Mary Sachau, Gladys and Helen
Shuey, Clayton and Lester Weber,
Bertha, Florence, Hazel and Elizabeth
Zook. NELLIE ScHUERMAE,
Teacher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22

In the hslds. Bolton, South Rogers
and Metz are among the destroyed
villages, La Rogue is threatened and
It is expected that it will be destroyed
before morning. Only one church Ia
Left at Cathro and 1t is crowded with
refugees. A report brought in from
Alconia says strip 20 miles wide
from Hubbard Lake to the Au Sable
river is burning. More than so farms
are reported to have been swept by
the fires Friday and their buildings
destroyed.
At PFesque isle on Lake Huron,
Keeper Garrity was compelled to sban-
don the government fog signal station
and Zee for his life.
Sixty passengers on q south bound
Detroit & Mackinac railroad train
which left Cheyboygan Thursday night
for this city spent q night of horror
- La Rogue. Flames surrounded the
train and 1t was impossible to proceed
or retreat from them. Huddled In
their cars the terrified passengers
spent the night In momentary expec,
tation that the train would be con
sumed. It was saved. however, By
hard work and the passengers came
on to Alpena Friday afternoon but
when the last report came out It was
hoped that the town could be saved.
II was hrst reported Friday that
Bishop Charles D. williams Of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese Of Mich.
igan, was either on the Inflated Meta
relief train or in the danger zone
about Metz. Later Il became known.
however, that be went to onaWay
without stopping AZ Metz.
Both Cadillac and Traverse City re-
port that he arss IN The northeastern
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22
McNeal at Enterprise.

A number from here went to Enter
prise last night to hear 7. a. McNeal,
Republican candidate for state print
er, make a speech. The hall there
was crowded and they listened to one
Of the best speeches Of the campaign.
G. A. Case and H. W. Avery made
brief addresses.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22
Should Elect CaIderhead.

Salina Sun: Mr.. Levitt secured
the Democratic nomination for con-
gress over Frank Wilkeson because
he made determined canvass Of the
other counties and Mr.. Wilkeson did
not 20 into one Of them. Most Of the
time pending the primary Mr.. Wilke-
SON was absent on business in a west.
ern state. but be scooped Mr.. Levitt
in this, the home county Of the two
men while Mr.. Levitt worked here
and Mr.. Levitt did not. At Mr..
Wilkeson's precinct, which included
Gypsum City, town ola thousand
population, Mr.. Levitt received Q
votes to nearly as many hundred for
MIR. Wllkeson, 1t was decidedly q
black eye he got in Saline county.
Mr.. Levitt will be served the same
way In the election in the county
Notwithstanding Mr.. Calderhead, the
Republican nominee, on the total Re-
publican vote in this county fell be-
hind Judge Rees for the nomination.
Mr.. Levitt thinks that he has a chance
to be elected, or that Mr.. Bryan may
be elected, In which case he will con-
troll the patronage for the district,
which will compensate somewhat for
being defeated. 1t would be mis-
take to elect Mr.. Levitt, for the rsa-
son that he is poorly equipped for the
position and would serve but single
term. The present term will prob
ably be Mr.. Calderhead'S last on &C.
count Of age, but he is a very useful
man in his position and his services
are greatly needed,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22
ArInnnaa Flaht . centInus.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct 1B.--After Q
conference between the stats railroad
commission and Representatives Of ne
dlRsrolt railroads operating n thla
state. held here Wednesday, anAounos.
meat No made that an Efforts 70
reach = compromiss b ne paasaagsr
fare conlroTelsY had flfled ana a.
eout.ss n a. spuriH vould eoluz1A
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Colorado Potatoes
soc bu.
Colorado Cabbage
&c lib.
Cases.
Experimenting Wlth Alfalfa.

Hiland Southworth Is trying an ex-
pertinent. While in Egypt last
spring he purchased some alfalfa seed
and planted an acre on his farm north
west Of town ia August. tits up and
looks fine. The experiment has cost
about $S5. Egyptian alfalfa is net
unlike ours, except it grows more
rank and has white flower.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22

part or tie state have started again
with great force and are threatening
those cities. The fire is only quarter
of mile away from Traverse City
on the southwest.
From the upper peninsula come 70
ports that the fires in Chippewa and
Houghton counties are very dangerous
and spreading rapidly.
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New York, Oct. 15.-The annual 70
port Of the Western Union for the
year ended June 80 shows revenues
Of s2S,5s3,212, a decrease from the
previous year Of sl,274.1s4; total ox.
penses S25,17s.z15, q decrease Of g..
s52. ss1, leaving q deficit for the year
of sls,s25 after the payment Of diVi.
bends and interest on bonds. NJ,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22
School Report.

Report Of Winsor school, district
SO, for first month ending ocL End
Number Of pupils enrolled "a, boys
s, girls l6; attendance 10 days, boys,
los. girls, sOsl, total 4oSii average
daily attendance, boys l6l, girls 1913,
No tardiss during the month. Those
perfect 10 attendance; HaEel Glenn,
Lille and Rosa Wyss, Ethel and
Clara Schubert, Rosa and Paul Meister
Lester. Edith. Clara and win sautter
Caroline Meyer;
AcHskH N. cAMFBELL.
Teacher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22
ABOUT PEOPLE

Green Lamb was up from Enter
prise.
Postmaster whitehair was up from
Chapman.
W. A. Hopkins Of Solomon spent
the day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mcdonald are
home for a visit.
Mrs. King, mother Of the county
clerk, went to Chapman.
Mrs. Fred LApham Of Herington is
visiting in Abilene today,
Mrs. J. G. Porter went to Linds-
borg for q few days visit.
Richard Waring went to Clay Cen
ter on Triple Tie business.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Yeager left for q
visit in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania and will be gone about two
months.
Mrs. J. F. Janicke and daughter,
Mrs. G. F. Wabl Of Hinton, Okla, are
visiting the formers brother, +. 3.
Nottorf.
VIM. Dodge was down from Man
chester and made the REFLECTOR a
pleasant call. He reports fine rain
in his section.
j. j. Schneider is home from q
stay at Prove, Utah. Miss
Lydia is In Cheyenne and may con-
clude to stay there.
q. Z. Coulson is home from BUSH
ness trip to Kansas City. He was
witness Of the street car collision and
rays It was the worst he ever saw. Il
Fred Kieiele Is home from Marion
where he was called by the death Of I
lis mother who was buried Sunday. II
'he was IS years old and had many {
riends.
Rev. q. A. Cole and wife left for
Manhattan and Topeka. Mr.. Cole
s recording secretary Of the state !
which convenes Friday at l
topeka.
George Fisher is here from Old
iexiCo visiting his uncle, John
ohntz, and other relatives. His
nany old boyhood friends will be
lad to see him.
W. d. Fulton was In town on his
ray home from Chapman. His
hances for election as county COM
Missioner are fine and he expects to q
vin by q good majority.
Mrs, Marian Stratton Nation Of EN-
Oria, past department president Of s
ne W. r. c., inspected the Abilene q
elief Corps this afternoon. She Is
10 guest OF Mrs. o. L. Moore while 10
the city. 10
z. e. BroadfoOt and A. E. McViek- 10
9 left for a visit at Pine Bluffs,
20. They will stop few days in
enver and take trip into the ID
ountains and as ii will be their first
will be doubly enjoyed. b
Judge J. X. Rankin is home from =:
rec weeks eastern trip, visiting In
wv York and other places. He Wit
ssed some interesting ball games in .,
iCago during the contest for the
ampionship. =.
Mrs. T. H. MalOtt is homo from q *
it at Spokane. Wash. She stopped
Colorado ON her way home and
ited relatives. She passed the a
eek on the Santa 70 near Newton .
says it was o grnesOme sight. 50,
Q engineer was killed and many
ured. About 40 head Of cattle n
re Also killed.
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rwn kIIIsd 81 ExpIodIna Boiler.

clarksburg, W. Va. Oct. 15.-Harvey
Barnes, aged "a, an employe Of the
South Penn OIL company, was blown
to pieces and Huber Rankin, farm
boss, was fatally injured, when q
boiler at an oil well. near Bristol,
exploded Wednesday. Rankin died
lust as he reached the Clarksburg
hospital.
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At the Methodist parsonage, by|
Rev. Betz, this morning, Mr.. Arthur
Edward Of Pawnee, Okla. and Miss
Ethel M. Pierce Of Chapman. were
married.
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Putting in water Drains.

The Rock Island has a force OF men
at work putting in big drains on
Cedar street to connect with the new
ly constructed city drains. 1t is the
first road to comply with the councils
orders.
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Brewer shipped another car OF
sweet potatoes to Colorado today.
Otis Landes is ont again after a
spell Of sickness. He has been suffer-
ing from bealing in the head and
had hard time.
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One cent win b charge for eli adj
vertised letters.
Persons calling for the above viii
please say advertised" giving date.
RIonARD WAXING, p. N.
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Logan Township Convention.

Program Of the Lcgsn township
Sunday school conventions u b. held
at Pearl on Sunday, October %, 1905
MORn1N0 SESSION.
lO:OO- Devotional Period .....".........
49,. .......... Mrs. Thomas T. Taylor
lO:sO Recitation. 50. Miss Bessie Johnston
IO:sO- increasing the Attendance. ....,....
John Fielder, Harry Bosaler, Homer Engle
Followed BY Open Conference.
appointment of Committees
1Iap Address. "TAe Country Sunday
School,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Bayless
AVTnRMOOR SESSION.
rsl6 Service Of Song.
Recitation. ....,......M Miss Lura haynes
2:aO-Best Things of the Yesr..".......
Mrs. Henry Hesselbarth, Miss Sadie
Holman. Elmer HOFFMAN, Mrs. A,B.
Reynolds.
300 Lesson Study Period. ................
$40. .....,......Miss Bayless, ]. H. Engle
SS0-A00foss. ............,......-. ..Df knts
also Home Department. ..P. g. Hoffman
Al0-Address. Special Days" Miss Bayless
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For gasaline, auto supplies, free
air, ses A'alsne Carriage Co.. vest Of
librnr' @iase-2
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The following is the list Of unclaim-
cd letters remaining in the Abilene
pOstofiCe for the week ending Get.
12rlsOs- Have your mail addressed to
your street number and it will be
delivered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22

tPriosa for croamery butter - poiut
nsmat for well ondinf today. ulnE|l1cn
county pIica ~ peutl l1u than New HoE1
~ cents isll nan uAicaso.l
KAnsas OuF -FAney ssparaioF no
csio.Ss-c.,.n~y = e nss sas5. .
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22

In township affairs for years and while
this is the first time he has tried for q
county office, is making telling can
yass. His neighbors have nothing
but the best things to say Of him and
are giving him loyal support.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-22

Grain marksts corrected syafy THURSDAY
By Hoyt 4 walters. grain and coal
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THURSDAY, OCT, 22, 1908.

Romig will be reelected coun-
- he should be. The
--e,d not seem natural
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We Ha.:

Dlll make q good dis
;Yand many Democrats will
III Elm. He has been prominent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
The RiaIfO
By Jay Davidson
regularly His success will be by the

regularly His will be noted with pleasure by the
fans
The Angels win play "a double today with Port
land this being one Of the very Few onaays ~hen aso
played in the league San Francisco ana Uaknd @ t
for the Angels.
IT is a remarkable fact that despite that Owen Moran
well liked by local sportsmen to peat APE Ait @
today. there is practically no money In sgn TO PACK nm
and unless such is the case he Is expected 10 give W
English boy good spanking
Hen Berry took bunch of press boys to San Pedro
Saturday, midnight fishing trip and the party
San Pedro Berry tried unsuccessfuly catch fish all
and finally quit in disgust erawhs % onto m oe ssa
again and his surprise well as that Of al
saved his reputation as sh story teller The party got
twenyone abicore and then posed for few photographs
Unless changes are meantime the following
will be behind Ketchel when he makes defense of
his title this afternoon at Vernon Manager Joe oCon1 on
have Manager T. e. Jones, Jim Tremble Bad Bill
to wage his battle as each is finished ngter
the better than the average second in these big
events.
the University Of Southern California after the Coast
closes If the boys win Lii listen to what Cap
making bunch of champions of them. What the
oofdA could foS told in ma few words past master
luxe at the and about the best first baseman
in any league big little
Those interested in amateur college sports and ath-
lecs regreat that Coach Harvey Holmes of u S. c. has
accepted appointment physical director and coach
the Denver Athletic club' Holmes has been consistent
since he vent to T. S. and has made such
excellent record in his position that it had been hoped
would not think of making change He that he
has obtained leave of absence for and may
return but at this time he is confident he will be pleased
with his office at Denver and expects to remain with the
to his gener
Southern California.
Griffin, the wirler that the Seals purchased
Fort Worth recently has record in the Texas
1908 that indicates he is prominent
tor next in the pennant chase He Won twenty -four
Worth
the feat for club that better
fourth in the pennant He given his
ryou yesterday by the Seals and although he his
he wrled what would have been winning ball with
any kind of decent support at bat.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
SPLITS
WITH PITTSBURG

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Chicago threw
away one game today and came near
losing the second to Pittsburg. The
crowd was too great to allow of free
ball playing and the bad plays We're
numerous, although could not be
classed as errors.
Pittsburg won the first game by
scoring three runs in the seventh in
ming on a scratch double, allowed by
ground rules, an error charged to
Overall because OF Steinfeldts failure
to cover third, Clarke's single, a bad
throw by Chance and wild pitch.
overall pitched grand ball, barring the
one inning, striking out eleven OF the
visitors.
The second game was one of free
batting and Chicago narrowly escaped
defeat when Pittsburg made a furious
rally in the ninth. Score:
First game:
Chicago 0, hits 4, errors 2.
Pittsburg 8, hits 8, errors q,
enthusiastically, Frazer and King;
Maddox and Gibson.
Second game;
Chicago 8, hits IL, errors 2.
Pittsburg z, hits IA, errors /.
Batteries - Pfeister, Brown and
king; Leifeld and Phelps.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Cincinnati
and st. Louis each won game this
afternoon. Scores:
First game:
Cincinnati 5, hits 8, errors /.
st. Louis 1, hits 10, errors 4.
Batteries-Campbell and Schlei; Lush
and Ludwig.
Second game:
Cincinnati l., hits 8, errors 2.
st. Louis 3, hits z, errors 0.
Batteries-Rowen and Mclean; Bald
win, Beebe and Ludwig.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
Gossip OF

TT will be good news to Los Angeles cranks that
Teddy Easerly, the promising young catcher IN
the Coast league leave the Angel band after
all Berry has received telegram from Secretary
Farrell the national baseball commission in which the
information that if Berry desires to retain
Easterly and permit Cleveland to waive its rights to
the the commission will set aside
granting the draft of Cleveland upon the Angels
for Easterly Did Hen lose time in accepting tns
unexpected and decidedly welcome news? He did not
burned up wires notifying the commission and the
Cleveland Eastery will be retained with thanks
for him before the drafting Season closes will
his crack catcher through next season, at least
1t is presumed that the motive sudden de-
Cleveland waive its draft of Eastey is that the
ter possibility Easterly The youngster is hitting
his great work behind the willow Berry believes he
will be 100 cent better next season than now the
had Unofficial and probably unreliable information to the
simon whom Berry purchased Cedar Rapids several
weeks ago. long before the drafting season opened This
approved by the national commission published in an
the of Simon long before the drafting
son opened the draft @ viii not be
ever Hen is worried bit and will get busy at untangng
the mess.
Jack tTwn) Sullivan arrived in Los angeles yesterday
the fight this afternoon and challenge ketche for re-
ing fine says health condition than
he looks He thinks he can whip Ketche despite that the
return match with him before one of the local clubs
Gleason, of the northern fight promoters ar
rived yesterday attend KetchelPapke fight and to
discuss terms between Ketche and Burns for
his northern in the fall. He visited Ketchel in
yesterday and played handbaI with him for thirty
minutes.
Jimmy Dunn a clever and hard hitting lightweight of
Cleveland writes that the and
fight fall and winter. Dunn defeated Brock in twenty
rounds with Freddie Welsh less than and
whipped This @ o west reeord ID to get him Mn
a natural 128- FOUNDER but will Brock Carsey
Welsh the lightweight limit.
Redy well the coast of the crack
in league couple of is
proprietor of road house Oakland and
lis in small instalments a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
STATE LEAGUE


STOCKTON. Sept. Elm a game
with San Francisco today, in which
the home run of Shay and ten stolen
bases bv Stockton were the features,
the latter won by score of to l.
Stockton 8, hits Q. errors 1.
San Francisco 1, hits 6, errors b.
Observation-Disclosures and Smith:
Backett, McGraw, Dunn and Hansen.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 6.-Happy Smiths
failure to Judge Browns hy in the sec
ond inning, with men on second and
third. cost San Jose the game today.
Both Stricklett and Brown pitched
great ball. Score:
San Jose /, hits 6, errors l.
Sacramento 2. hits 6. errors 2.
Batteries--Stricklett and Eager;
Brown and Byrnes.
Umpire-Arthy.
FRESNO, Sept. 6.-Oakland was
whitewashed today by Fresno, to 0.
brilliant fielding in spots relieved the
monotony of an otherwise listless con-
fest. The feature was a running one
handed catch of a line drive back OF
second base by Kelley. Score:
Fresno 6, hits TO-, errors A.
e. Oakland 0, hits 5, errors T.
Ratteries-Miller and Blankenship
and Kuhn; Skaggs and German.
IJmpire-Berleigh.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
DETROIT WINS
FROM BROWNS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Detroit by de-
feating st. Louis to today held first
place in the pennant race. Waddell
started the pitching for st. Louis, but
was hit hard and in the seventh was
relieved by Dineen. The hitting of Nc
Intyre, Crawford and Smith were the
features. Score:
st. Louis 4, hits 10, errors 1.
Detroit 6, hits '13, errors T.
Batteries = Waddell. Dineen and
Smith; Donovan, Thomas and
Schmidt.
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Smith proved a
puzzle in the opening game of the
double header today between Cleve-
land and Chicago, the locals winning
Z to 1.
Rhodes, who started to pitch for the
visitors, was batted for seven safe
hits an a total of four runs in two
innings retiring in favor of Liebhardt,
who was wild and ineffective. The sec
ond game was battle between Owen
of Chicago and Berger of Cleveland,
each allowing five hits and one score
The contest was called at the end of
the eleventh inning on account Of
darkness. Score, first game: /.
Chicago z, hits 13, errors /.
Cleveland l, hits s. errors 2.
Batteries Smith and Sullivan;
Rhoades, Liebhardt and Bemis.
Second game:
Chicago /, hits s. errors 2.
Cleveland /, hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Owen, Sullivan and Shaw;
Berger and Bemis
-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
ENTRIES ARE MANY
IN FOUR-MILE SWIM
Distance Aquatic Event Sched-
uIed for This Morning, Starting
from Port Los Angeles and
Ending at Venice

VENICE, Sept. 6.-Final arrange
ments are complete for the four-mile
swimming race which will be pulled
off Monday morning at o'clock. The
start will be made from the long wharf
at Port Los Angeles and finish at
Venice breakWater. The original pro-
gram had the race billed for the after
noon, but on account of the length of
the course and to allow for time taken
up by possible delays the committee
changed the time to the earlier hour.
Among those already entered are the
two young women known as the "Sea-
weed Sisters" Avis Gordon and Doro-
thy Newkirk; George Freath. the Ha-
waiian surf board rider; Paul Gray,
winner of the mile event of last Sun
day; Johnnie Maxim, who was second
in the same event; III. Crum, Frank
Holborrow and H. Marcoux. Handi-
caps will be arranged according to the
ability of the competitors and based
on their previous performances.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
DECIDES ON APPOINTMENT
OF SUCCESSOR TO FALcoNI

ROME. Sept. cit is understood that
the Vatican has practically decided
upon the appointment of Mgr versa,
the present apostolic delegate to Cuba,
to the office of apostolic delegate at
Washington to replace Mgr. Falconi,
who is to have some other point with
out being created a cardinal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
SUMMARY

Struck out--By Gray 2, Graney s, Kest-
ner 1. Bases on balls-Off Gray !, Graney
i, Koestner g. Two-base hits--Danzig, Del
mas Johnson. Three-base hit--Cooney,
Ellis Home run--Ellis. Double plays
Bernard to Delmas to Dillon. Socrifce hits
--Eastery Stolen bases-Cooney, johnson,
Raftery. Hit by pitched ball--Gray. First
base errors-Portland 1. Wild pitch
Graney. Left on bases--Los Angeles 3,
Portland g. Innings pitched-By Gray 4.
Base hits-On Gray 4, runs !. Charge de-
feat to Koestner. Time Of game-2:o0.
Umpires-Cheyne and Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-07
LATEST NEWS OF EZ#aES@] THE SPORTING WORLD
KETCHEL AND PAPKE WEIGH IN
AT NOON FOR THEIR FIGHT TODAY
BOTH SCRAPPERS ARE BELOW WEIGHT, AND TEST ON THE
SCALES WILL BE MERE FoRMA LTTY

Perfect Condition and Has Made Poundage Without the
Slightest Difficulty Which Indicates They Will Be at Their
Form When Gong Sends Them After Championship
Vernon This Afternoon-Both Remarkably Conf
dent of Winning by the Knockout Route and the
Battle Should Be a Fast and Furious One