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Honest.

Boarder (on leaving g)-Madam, you
are one of the most honest persons I
have ever met
Landlady-I'm glad to hear you say
that, sir
Boarder-Yes;your honesty is con-
spicuous on the very front of your es-
tablishment. Your sign says: Board
ers Taken In"
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Candy Kitchen Moved.

H. H. Van Pool has moved his ice
cream parlor and candy kitchen to more
commodious quarters in the Schroeder
building, two doors south of the post
office, where he will establish first
class lunch counter in connection. 33-1
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Local M arket.

Butter per h., dairy, 80; creamery,
so cents.
Eggs per dozen, 80 cents.
Potatoes per bushel 60 cents.
Oats per bushel, IS cents.
Corn per bushel, 95 cents.
Wheat per bushel, $1.20.
Barley per bushel, rs cents.
Hay Timothy, No. l, $1,000.
& Loose. $500.
6 No. 2, baled, $780,
{" Wild, $500
LIVE STOCK.
Good fat steers, 81 to 81 cents.
Butcher COWS, 24 cents.
Heifers, p cents.
Mich cows, 500 to $35.
Veal, 5 to 63 cents dressed.
Beef, dressed, 81 cents.
Hogs, dressed, Z to y cents.
Hides, g cents.
Chickens, IL cents.
TIMBER PRODUCTS.
Pulpwood spruce per cord, $500;
prne bolts, So so; poplar and balsam
bolts, So so.
Poverty wood-at mill, $1.40; at
spur, $1.15.
Eastwood bolts, 80 inches long aud
not less than Z inches in diameter, per
cord, $3.50.
RETAIL.
Feed-best No. per ton, 5000
Bran-$25.00 per ton.
Middlings-$2 90 per ton.
Flour-Bbl., $5.75.
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6avinn 1t On.

Miss Knox-Yes, he actually said
your cheeks were like roses
Miss Passay (coyly delighted)-
Oh, come, now, that's laying it on
pretty thick
Miss Knox--Yes, he remarked about
that, too.
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BAPTIST.

Sunday services: 10 a. m. Sunday
school. II a. M. preaching; subject,
"Gehazi's Chief Sin. 7:30 p. m.
preaching; subject, ''Hours of Destiny.
Thursday, 7:30 mid-week meeting.
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Taxidermist.

A. D. Calkins is having all he can do
these days mounting deers' heads and
the carcasses of other animals killed in
the woods. If in need of anything in
this line, give him call. His work
speaks for itself. 1922
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GERMAN LUTHERAN,

German school Saturday at $50. Sun
day school every Sunday at 9:3O. Ser
vices next Sunday 1890. No services
on Sunday, November 29th.
E. A. BEHRENs, Pastor.
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WANT ADS.

For sALE-6-hole, cast range No. g.;
Coles HotBlast, 18-inch heater; extern
sion table; bedstead; all in good con-
dition.-D. III. Richards. 33-tf
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Union Thanksgiving Service

A union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the M. E. church Thanksgiving
morning at 1890 o'clock. Rev. J. E.
Watson will deliver the sermon.
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WANTED-A young lady of fair edu-
cation to learn to set type. News
Budget. 33-1
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Wanted-8 or 10 cords of well-season-
ed, dry hard wood, 4-foot length.-D.
H. Richards. 33-tf
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For SALE-A new 32-Special Win
chester repeating fe.-Apply at the
News-Budget Office. 33-1
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WANTED-a few cords of we'll sea-
soned stove wood. Apply at News
Budget office. 1872
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TWO MEN KILLED
IN THE WOODS
Harry KYLE OF Abbotsford Victim Of
Companions Bullet.-Eau Claire
Man Crushed by a Tree.

Harry Kyle and Robert Hamilton of
Abbotsford were members of hunting
party camped on Jump river near Gil
man. Last Thursday afternoon Kyle
was shot through the head and instant
ly killed by bullet from Hamilton's
gun. One story is that he had taken off
his hat and Hamilton mistook him for
a deer; another story is that Hamilton
shot at deer and hit Kyle. The victim
was % years of age and was recently
married.
There are numerous reports of hunt
ers being shot at by poor marksmen.
Henry Bergen of EauClaire, woods
man working in the lumber camp of Ole
Emerson, this side of Owen, was killed
by falling tree Monday. He was
watching another tree which he thought
would fall toward him, and failed to
get out of the way of the one he was
Telling. He leaves wife and six
children.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Ticket Speculation in Worlds
Series Stirs Up the Ma
tional Commission.

s-H storm centre OF the big league
baseball meetings here next week
will not as at first supposed, be
around the efforts OF the American AS
sociation and Eastern League to secure
a rating that will place them in class
by themselves above the other minor
leagues OF the country
Not in the least, That Is a very much
minor" matter right now. Chubby
Charles" Murphy, erstwhile press agent
of the New York Giants, now owner In
name and president in fact of the cham
pion Chicago Cubs. will be the storm
centre. Maybe Charlie has ii all framed
up. He's a good pross agent, you know
Anyway. it is Murphy that's going to
be in the spotlight all the time during
the big league meetings
Murphy says he is not angry. Sure
he isn't But he burned up about six
teen miles Of telegraph wires last night
sending out a statement as to what he
thought OF Ban Johnson, President of
the american League and member OF
tie National Commission. 1t all comes
over the ticket speculation that took
place at Chicago during the worlds
championship series last October.
Murphy says he is not to blame. That
The evening world., 1908-12-03
TWO BIG INDOOR
MEETS PLANNED
FOR ATHLETES
Metropolitan Association to
Clash With Middle Atlantic
in Dual Meet in March.

1.-TWO more big indoor athletic meets
are promised to New Workers thia
winter In addition to tho many
already planned by the National Guard
regiments and Independent clubs. These
Two are 4 dual meet between the Metro
polltan and Middle Atlantic !Associa-
lions and a championship meet acid by
, the Metropolitan Association.
| The Metropolitan Association enurares
all the clubs in the viciuity of Greater
New York, while the Middle Atlantic
Association has its headquarters a.
Philadelphia AID is mad. up OF clubs
around that section.
Last winter the Metropolitan Associa-
ton took part il the me ling OF The
Middle Atlantic Association at Philaiel-
phia and Numerically wauo2ed the
Quaker brethren. Since then the Middle
Atlantic men have been aching for u
chancsa to get even and were lmme-
diateiy given a chance when they chal-
!enged. The meeting vii! probably take
place late in March.
The meeting of the Metropolitan AS
ISOLATION vii be the first indoor meeting
ever held by that body. but will I'M
doubt cdly he a big success, as interest
in athletics promises TO be at fever
heat all winter long around Manhattan.
| l: is probable that most II the athletes
who took part in the indoor Champion
ships on Monday and Tuesday night Will
take part in this meet, and records
1 promise to fall even faster than they
/ cid IN the meet .. tu!s week, - ~ thai
| time the men Will be at the ocs, Of their
! indoor form. while AT present they are
just starting their work on the board
| tracks.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
MURPHY OF CHICAGO IS THE BIG
NOISE IN BASEBALL RIGHT NOW

neither himself nor any or MS cha
ployees sold any tickets to spectators
and that he does not propose to let MI
Johnson, OF the American League. run
the affairs of the Chicago Sational
League club.
Murphy says he sent Cook ana
Thomas, the employees OF the Chicago
club who directly and indirectly have
been named as being responsible Tor the
tickets getting into the hands OF the
SPECTATORS. to Cincinnati. and they told
Garry Hermann all they know ABOUT
the mix-up. and that the President OF
the National Commission says ne Is
satisfied that no evidence duplicates
any employee of the Chicago club.
That's where johnson gets into the
case Johnson, as a member of the
commission. thinks there was something
mighty peculiar, to say the least, IN we
way the tickets were hanuled py tle
Chicago club. AS a matter OF Iac.. >"
do the players on Murphy's own team
and 1t has cost him about $1,000 IN sal
airy increases for next season 10 square
the PLAYERS for what they consider they
lost by the manipulation OF tickets last
Johnson does not claim that Murphy
had anything to do with the fn'N-up
but does claim that he did not take
proper care to protect the interests OF
His patrons. the players or the National
Commission. Murphy says 1t IS spite
E Eolk on executive sns We as his champion
team has twice been beaten BY The
cubs. Johnson won't talk Of this this
angle. He just points to the general
dissatisfaction that exists in Chicago
over the handling of the worlds cham
0ionahip games, and let's it go at that.
In any event Mr.. Murphy. ne OF the
glad rags, glad hand and JoNy smile
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Experts Expect Six-Day
Records to Fail Next Week

the time OF the start until the finish on
the following Saturday night. TINS con
d!tion existed when the Miller and Wal
Ter record was made, and the fact that
tIe race has been stopped every alter
loon and evening during the past few
years for short distance races and e%hi-
bitlons has. OF course, been Il big feature
in keeping the milase down,
This request of the Europeans will be
granted, and the riders Will also be in
suucted TO keep on racing in case OF n
broken wheel. punctured tire or injury
TO one of the contestants, the dismount-
ed man or his team mate being given d
few minutes in which to Join the field
II seems that the Faber-I "a fourcade
team, which Is composed of two of the
greatest road riders and piuggers in all
Europe, is. according to the plans, to go
out and set a heart breaking pace right
from the drop of the flag.
The evening world., 1908-12-03

A LEAGUE has been formed among
"a the hockey teams of the high
\ schools of Greater New York, and
an extensive schedule has been ar
ranged. All the games will be played
at ST. Nicholas Rink. and the teams IN
the league that hail from Manhattan
will also use the Sixty-siSth street rih X
for practice. Boys High School, OF
BROOKLYN, will probably be the only
school under the P. S. A. l.. which Will
enter a team. Efforts have been made
at De Witt Clinton and the High School
Of Commerce to put 4 team on the ice.
but difficulties have been encountered
in arranging for practice. and tile two
Manhattan schools have decided TO Wal.
another year before entering the league
However, Clinton and Commerce VIII
The evening world., 1908-12-03
PLAN TO CUT PRICE
FOR BIG BALL GAMES

President Johnson, of the American
League, is authority for the statement
that tho prices OF tickets for the Worlds
championship series next season win be
cut In half Johnson says II is not fair
w. IN ,m he comneled 70 nav "i,a an az
rates for the big games al the end OF
the season.
The players viii make a vigorous pro-
test agalhsl 'n,s Iu'ins u me rest OF
sion side with Johnson. as IL Will cut
their receipts from the games in half.
giving them only $500 10 sl.0OO Instead
OF 81 Ono or 8. 900 as now,
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Foreign Riders Want Continu-
Gus Racing Without Stops
for Exhibition Stunts.

TT the six-day bicycle record for two
1 men teams. OF e,733 miles and laps,
= hung up by Miller and Waller in 1893.
Is ever to be broken. i. looks as II this
years race. which starts one minute
after u O'Clock next Sunday night, will
see the trick turned.
A prize OF 10000 francs has been offered
by Il cycle manufacturing concern in
Europe il any one of the foreign teams
can win the race and hang up a new
mileage figure. This fact leaked out
when a committee representing the for
eign riders waited upon the management
OF the race and made request that
there be no cessation in the race from
The evening world., 1908-12-03
MILLER WILL LEAD
QUAKERS ON GRIDlROX.

Albert c. Miller, of Williamsport. will
captain the Pennsylvania football team
next fall. Miller's election came some
what as surprise. as he was SUBJ
st!tute quarterback this fall until
Keinath was injured, and did not get
real chance to shine until the game
with Cornell on Thanksgiving Day.
Miller has been selected by several ex-
perts as the quarter back on the ALL
American eleven. RaGcl!t Cheston, OF
Philadelphia. will be the manager of
the team
The evening world., 1908-12-03
M>~4~ =.
Mq4M%@
Il NMeA1
WITH the package OF pictures
w Tommy sent few notes on in
w teresting things:

Hello. Bob:
1 am sending you set OF the pic
lures OF the last fight with Squres here
Z In Australia. ! am also sending a photo
graph OF the check Johnson will receive.
and mine, too l had Mcintosh write
on the back OF them to show you nre
getting the right dope. The Evening
World Is the only paper in America get
ting these photographs OF the checks
that johnson and I get Johnson has n
clause in the articles not to let on Inn.
what he Is getting forty per cent Of the
purse. ! had these photogronbs ~ -
checks taken, as / made NcIntosss
N promise me that, so no one could evsr
, say Johnson got the forty per cent. OF
''Your Friend,
The evening world., 1908-12-03

Tim Jordan first baseman of the Brooklyn
cluo ana ne champion home run hitter II
best OF care .. hims II, and claims he is in
perfect shape right now TO play pail Tan
PLAYS handbai! ever day AID also works In
q gymnasium.
of landing Elmer s,rckyett, the great ' spi:'
s9pth: striSsklett has been twi1iing in the
learned he is no; Satisfied With he treats
.ssf b he rsssSsd out htTe Eo4ets has
Brooklyns next seasUn
Kelley. the three managers let ou, ~ the
owners OF the clubs OF wHich .they We're the
meeting next week: Camel has signed
with Rochester, and the other two wal
probably land berths with some club be-
chr,sty Mathewson win coach the Hsr.
have absolute charge OF ten young twirers
who are an% Gus ,t 70 become member, OF tho
rnary and continue 10 coach the player. an an
III the outdoor work is well under way
Johnny Hayden, the fast ou,flelder Of ,He
!ndlnnapol.s club. Of the American A.sociN
tsEo W cas Sc The esf q the sHmp ,y ce
son; 5gt wss sen' ,sssk, 2 The Indiaq,p9i's
led the American Association in hitting this
year. making ls8 hits In Ia games "a per.
centage OF $40
Lou criger, the great backstop c, the
B9fton American League CLUB has JUS; mate
Ind. that he viii guilt the game at the end
OF next season He also states TINT 10y"
Young, the veteran tWirler, will also retire
at the end Of next year.
Pitcher Mendez who played with the Gu.
ban Stars when they were here. has been
signed by the cincinnati CLUB for the coming
he 1u,pp.
o. Havana, against the Crclnnau Reds al
Hsyans On Nov. ~ and beat them In q III.
Reds got only one scratch hit off his DE-
liYery,
The evening world., 1908-12-03

both have teams Independent of the
league.
The league schedule follows:
Alan. II, Sis, Boys High VS.. Cutler:
R-Jan. IS. Sis. Groff School VS.. Poly
Prep: Clan. %, 1890. Trinity VS.. Co.
lumbia Grammar; D-Feb. |, SIS. Win
ners of a VS.. winners Of b: E-Feb O.
- 80 losers of a VS.. losers OF Is; F.
Feb. 49, l2.S0, losers of e vs.. winners OF
Z; G--March l, SIS. winers of C VS..
winners of II; H-Nldrch 8, Sis, winners
of F VS.. winners OF G..
In the target shooting contests Manual
Trainings team looks the hes; just at
present, The Brookiynites are indicated
thus far, and hold this years record w!.h a
total OF 2US.
The Townsend Hnrs Hall five are getting
ready for the + 81 f. l.. seuson. Although
Levy and spanier. OF last years champion
five, ineligible. the presen; lineup looks
pretty good. Annipolisk, kostik. Mester.
Macklen and WGtfe are me I've regulars
now, and they have proved winning ccn-
bination up 20 date.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Pu.Iidn1 VII Help Ebbets
Strengthen Brook YIN Club

Dewey to reIlnquIsh MS claim Oh
Dahlen.
Ehbets and Pulliam held a conference
yesterday. and at the end Pulliam, was
OF the opinion that Dovey would re-
Sf'5VO or on the choice of one of the
brooklyn iahelders. barring Hummel,
Ebbets Is also planning 10. get Jimmy
Sobring, the outlaw An effcrt viii be
made 70 have Sebring rcinstutTl and II
il succeeds he will be in the Brooklyn
outfeld next season.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
RACING GAME FAILS TO
MAKE GOOD IN CUBA

There is little chance that Cuba viii
prove a help TO American horsemen, who
had hoped the game would make good
In Havana and other large cities on
lion opened a meeting al Aimendares
Park, Havana, on Tuesday TO an at
tendance Of 1900. while on Wednesday
less than 300 turned out, most of them
Americans. The purses are small, s3uO
ana $500, but the small attendance will
not even pay for them.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
DriscON and Moran
To Fight in England

slTeady announced that he Will take on
L..lEiord, ana On that account he probably
wants 10 get line on his fighting so that II
ne Is forced 10 meet him he VIII know how
. frankie Madden ard Earrr Ferns, .he local
!IshtWeights. are IN excellent shape for their
ten.round bout at the stag of the National
y. G; tomorrow night. Both lads have been
working hard for the mill, as they wan, 10
be ab.e 10 put UP fast battle. -
The evening world., 1908-12-03
McLaln to Lead Vanderbilt.

Frank McI.ain, son Of Congressman
NcIaln. Of Mississippi centre Of TINS
falls Vanderbilt University team, has
been elected captain Of the lsOs team.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Wesleyan Elects Moore Captain.

Arthur Moore, 1910, right tackle on this
years team. will be the captain of the
Wesleyan eleven next fall. Moore is 20
wears old and stands six feet two inches
in height. He halls from Columbus,
Ind.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Tommy Burns Sends The
Evening World the Real
Facts as to His Match
with big Jack" John son
in Australia.

lToMMY BURNS will fight 'a a.,
Johnson in Australia on the
L Goth, the day after Christ
mas. The two fighters will get over
s45,500, including their allowances
for expenses and transportation. This
is the biggest purse ever posted in
cash before a championship battle.
1t is up in real money. The gate
receipts will probably break all rec.
ords.
Tommy Burns has proved himself a
; great business man as we'll as great
fighter. Jack Johnson and his STAFF of
! managers have been badgerng Burns
for fight for over year. Burns went
to England to whip Gunner NOR. and
! Johnson followed. If Burns had fought
! Johnson n year ago he would have
made possibly. six or eight thousand
dollars out Of the go. AS 1t is he has
taken in $4,000 already in Australia,
/ not counting the s3o0oo in cash that
makes up his end of the purse in the
coming fight. and numerous items OF
transportation and expense money. Foxy
Tommy intended all along to fight John
: son when it became worth while He
delayed simply to boom Johnsons repu-
tation and make him 4 drawing card.
On this page is printed a photograph
Of the Australian bank note deposited
by Hugh D. Mcintosh. the tight pro.
moter. in the Referee office. This 5000
pounds G3o0oO) is Tommy Burns's end
of the purse. Burns also sent The
Evening World Photograph of the
note for 1,l00 pounds $500 that was
deposited for Johnson's end. On the
back of each photograph is statement
signed in ink by MIR. Mcintosh.
THE following are Mr.. McIntosh's
statements regarding the fighters
division of the purse:
ION the back of 5000 pound cheque.)
Photo Of cheque lodged Referee ONCE
being Tommy Burns share win lose or
oFa"-a!so receives one moving picture
value $50 pounds and return fares Lon.
don Tor :. amounting $50 pounds. making
total FOR Burns end $500 pounds or SO, U,p
ooiiars' You will notice cheQue Is
bank one and open same as certified
eheque In America. Picture rights sold
TO Australian spectators for 1000
pounds. Stadium where fight will be
held cost 1000 pounds and land cost :, 900
pounds. Burns-Squires fight drew la5Oo
pounds not including picture rights. BIZ.
gest fight previous was Johnson-Lanx-
drew 800 pounds. Burns and Lang same
city drew 400 pounds. Bad day &
weather; T. Burns fought SQuires &
Lang within days. Lang vastly I'M
lOn back OF l,lOo pound chequeJ
"Cheque Jack Johnson lodged Referee
ONCE. Cash. 1000 pounds; pictures share,
loO pounds; fares three England return,
Wv pounds. Total his end 1850 pounds"
The evening world., 1908-12-03
Feather-Weights Will Battle
for Title Before National.
Sporting Club in January.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TEN DRISCOLL. the legitimate
featherweight champion of Eng
} land. ard owen Moran, the clever
English boxer. will be matched in few
weeks to meet in a.tWenty round bout
at the National Sporting Club. Of Lon
don, the latter part of next month for
purse Of $500 and the feather weight
championship Of England. Matchmaker
Peggy" Eett!nson, of the n. S. c., has
notified both fighters that he will give
them that purse to battle for, and as
they know perfectly we'll that they can't
get that sum to fight i'll this country
they have decided to accept it. a fight
between them will pack the club to its
capacity.
Billy Papke. the former middlewe!sht
champion, and his manager. 7. e, Jones.
have had a falling out, and Billy has told
Jones that he does not want him to be his
manager any longer. Papke has engaged
Sam Berger. the fight promoter OF san
Francisco. TO look after his affairs in the
future. Papke, 1t is learned had dis
pute with Jones over money matters after
Papke's recent fight with Ketchel, which
is responsible for their parting.
In order to keep IN good shape for H., his
Cleveland lightweight, at the soui hern a.
c., OF New orleans, on Dec. IL, Young
shp creole ' al IL the way ITO to- New ne orleans
The steamer sailed yesterday with Cor
bet, and Al LiPPs and ce era 1t Pg.Sa o 9Hi
journey SO to reduce several pounds,
Jimmy conro,h. the ngh, promoter Of
colma, Cal, who pulled OFF the recent mid
M a Il .fg N-l as
The evening world., 1908-12-03

ninth, Of New York In the closed events
there VIII be a one-mie relay handicap
for the different companies and already
several companies have entered teams.
The evening world., 1908-12-03
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The evening world., 1908-12-03
Cub President Makes Bitter
Attack on Ban Johnson
of American League.

Is going to be very much in the centre
OF the stage when the magnates get
together here next week
The evening world., 1908-12-03
ITALIANS NOW KNOW
DORANOO Is A PRO-"

ROME, Dec. 3.--The National
Gymaastio Federation has resolved
to consider Dorando Pietri profess
s!onal runner, on the ground that he
was paid to compete with Eayes in
tie 2sarathon race at New York