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BROWN A. A. STAG TONIGHT

Gymnasium y. ~. has arranged an ex-
celent card OF bouts for the regular
weekly stag of the club. which will come
off to-nigat. In the main bout Jimmy
Potts, Of Minneapolis. will tackle "Jei
Doherty. of sew Haven, Conn, for six
rounds, This ought to be great bat
tie. In the semi-windup Billy Barrett
Will meet Noung Guerinl, of Jersey City
for six rounds. Three other contests
will also be put on.
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HILL MANS EXPLANATION
MAKES PEACE With A. A. u.

the track In The Boston 4. 4. same'
two weeks ago, and has been under a
doctors care eyer since. Last week he
told the Columbia management that he
would compete in special COWARD
run against Taylor. but ne now quail
fes that statement promising TO make
a Definite announcement to-morro".
In the meantime Manager M"ntgom-
cry, OF Columbia, is negotiating with
both French, the great quarter miller,
Of Cornell, and Eli Parsons, of Yale, 50
that in case Hllman Is unable 70 COM
pete these two will push the univer-
sity of Pennsylvania negro hyer TO
IL. L MIR
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BRADLEY WHIPS CARROLL
IN FAST SIX-ROUND co

fxNtnt Fred Dppies and Griff Jones o.
hnIIa aleiphla bdttled Tor six rounds with the
hohors IN favor OF Dlpples at the finish
Tie ne Washington Heights A. G. held a sue.
6om.su ,siIae mae, .ast night, every, one OF the
eyns Icing bitterly c3Mtestet In the stellar
sscrosgs' OF Baltimore, put up a great hattle
,oI 49, IA r9ands slugging each other In every
.gimu' ,,' Ihey nave been renatchei for an
o.ner , siI round 10 before the same club In
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Atlantic Yacht Club Elects.

Al the annual meeting OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club held last nigat at the Waldorf
Astoria several officers we're elected No
flag officers were chosen. Robert W. Spar
was made SECRETARY. r. y. Brown treasurer
John r. Brophy, measurer; j. r. Brop9y. II.
Z, IIusher and i. Durland were elected to
the Regatta Committee. and II. Schubb and
Bartow s. Weeks were elected 10 serve
until
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Barry and Lansford May Battle.

Jim Barry and sam Lnngford may fight
again. They have been practically MATCHED
to meet IN twelve round battle before tho
Armory A. A. Of Bosom. week iron to-
night. This will be the fifth time taey have
fought. Barry had the better OF their last
contest a, Les Angees, Cal, and expects
TO stop Lsngt lrd this time. Barry IL also
matched IN fight Ben Trmblc at Fargo
Morn, Ilnlntl m Mn.rrh
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Sullivan Fights Flynn Tonight.

Jack Twin" Sullivan and Jim Flynn are
in excellent condition for their ten-round
battle. wa!ch VIII De fought before the Pa.
cli 4. G, OF Los Angeles, Cal, toni ght.
tIynn Will nave many pounds the best OF
the weight but despite this sullivan is
confident that he viii have no troubls in
outpOint!ng his man
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o'srien to Fiaht Bonner.

Philadelphia Jack O'Brien 4, at his old
tricks again os picking out easy marks 10
beat IN limited round bouts. He hls Just
cor Sen'cd to meet Jack Bonner, ~ summit
Hlu, Pa. for Sis rounds at the OL.n4ug show
~ Iliv Ngtarury's new club at West Phlll-
delphh, watch Will come off Friday
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Fitzgerald and Bonner Matched.

Mickey McNelis has re-matched Jimmy
Bonner and Willie Fitzgerald for IA ten
round fight at Reading on Feb. II These
two are great team, and as there Is bad
blood between them they are sure to put W
Of the greatest bouts ever seen in the
great German city.
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Harvard Crew Men Begin Work.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Feb. 1.-THE Har-
ward VARSITY crew candidates began work
today on the rowing machines in tbs
Newell buathouse. Thirty-six men reported
among them Icing all but three mernb n
Of last years varsity eight. l. Is ex
pected ina, M"rk IN ths tann VII be be
1907 varsity eight who reported were Capt.
Richardson. Lun:. Faulkner. Severance and
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FRANCE ANXIOUS FOR OLYMPIC HONORS

fIEAunE With the ces:Us. neither do
they ln.rpIuce games such as cTicHet
and haSebali. wh!cl are ~ preesnt TOO
limited in their scope for inierna iional
con. petition.
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Windsor to Have Race Meeting.

DETROIT. Mich Feb. lin deference
to George NJ Hendrlck. the For, Erie Jockey
Club will curta.l its meetings seven DAYS
IN order that Windsor may have the run.
nerS This assures Il meeting for windsor
II will be held the first three weeks in
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Mowatt Refuses to Quit the Ring.

Tommy M5watt the stockya'ts boxer, has
been matched 10 fIgh, Tom Prenderglst. OF
Saginaw. Mich. a; Hot Springs. Ark. on
Feb II Mowatt j. iu fair shape and VIII
leave for the Arkansas resort or sunday
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TWO GOOD BOUTS FOR MIL WAUKEE

Philadelphia, is going 10 England in a
few months to try and pick up some easy
money by knocking out the dub lightweishts
blackburn realizes that he hasn't a chance
TO get on fight here with any OF the good
ightHeights, and sooner than lay Idle he
has, concluded to try his luck in Johnny
liIIi,s
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Lewis and Donovan Matched Again

Willie Levi, and Jim Donovan, who put up
such grea: battle at the SharHoy A c.
a few weeks ago, are to fight again. They
In a ten-rului bout before the American A.
9 ~ Svhcnar;ady. y y, on tha night OF
Feb. rs Lewis is also m9ttGhel to box at
and a week from that night he tackles
Charley HI'to for six rounds AZ the Olympic
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Young Loughrey 20 Meet Hurley.

owing 90 n, TACT tha; Kid Goodman's
wife ls dangerously III IN Boston he Will not
be aDle 20 meet Battling Hurley In the main
event ~ SIX rounds az 'Ne stag Of the
Sharkey 4 g. tomorrow u!'At. Manager
Jim Buckley last night secured Young
LnugArey" u Philadelphia TO meet Hurley
instead. Ths should be a great battle as
Lolghrev IL fighting In great form Just now.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb, 1.-THE
entries for to-morrow's races are IS fol-
lows.
FIRST RACE-Three and half furlongs;
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new STAR 'G1iS malsay ssev Mat. TO- Mssw
DeadWood Dicks Last Shot
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lMhI | bck'S B'wav & SOth. Evs. $50
WpL-SSN Matinee To- Morrow 2.i6
KNIGHT FORA DAY La~FSs T%s Teesf,m eo4,i et So'd
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ture the Unholz boom:
To the Editor OF The Evening World:
Dear Mr. Edgren: UnnOlz - not q
Boer, but a German who came to South
Africa in 1909 and enlisted in Colonial
corps-liitchener's Fighting Scouts, II
I'm not mis- aiken, and fought against
une Beers I'D not fot them. He did
not lick everything in sight in South
Africa. He was twice beaten ~ man
named Arthur Douglas. | was present
al each fight, 80 fail to see where he
got the South African championship.
it certainly surprised me to read that
ne had beaten a man like Nelson. l
never thought he knew enough about
boxing to keep himself warm. He's
Just a strong wrestler. lie was "A weight
litter and wrestler before he started
boxing. l have written to Douglas,
Of Ifnhoiz's great doings, and that NAV nav,
fetch him here. Then Mr. Unholz Packy
and the rest had better look 10 their
iaurels. Thanking you in anticipation
that you will publish this, l remain
yours truly.
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Mcfarland Fights Welsh on
Feb. 81 and Kelly Meets
Papke on March 10.
BY JOHN POIICCK.

A F'TER ten days OF spir. bidding
~ between the MANAGE of the
Badger A. c., OF Milwaukee. and
Jack Gleason, the fght promoter Of san
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A DTHoUGH Burns has been add
~ ing to his bank account OF late
= = oy picking UP al! this easy Eng
lish money. he is real fighter. He
went through the list Of heavyweight
claimants in this country. picked up
the unknown Squires, and then took
NOR, who was reputed a wonder. Al
though Burns beat these men with ease
II stands to his credit that none or the
other heavyweiehts rushed in to get
ahead of him. They were satsned 10
let Burns do the experimenting.
There are three heavyweight hshters
in America now who can claim Burns
attention. First, there Is Jack Twin
Sullivan. who has an old decision over
Tommy. That ought to be wiped out
Then there is Dig Al Kaufman. who
has been coming up rapidly under BilIy
Delaney's tuition. And last, put not
least there is Jack Johnson, whom
Burns says he will fight as soon as
the match can be made.
Johnson will give Tommy battle.
but in spite OF the great difference n
height and weight 1T Is no cinoh that
the champion will turn his title over
TO the big smoke. Probably battle
between Kaufman and Burns would be
a far better drawing card than one
between Burns and Johnson, for people
have not yet forgotten the fact that
johnson is a faker or the Jack O'Brlen
school-a black Jack o 'Brien-while 9
Kaufman has always fought "on the
level
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than boxer he is fighter. He can
tap until he gets an opening. and then
deliver crushing blows of the knock
out variety.
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position
big Jim Jefries America,
credit He isn't giant
IA
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WLol END HOLIDAY NAT. TOMORROW
THE BAD Buy iMg i;ig TEDDY BEARS.
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AMERIrAN THEATRE. 42d ST.. 9TH av.
NNL'|.~'NN Matinee sat, oJc. & 5Oc.
HSii4MaS Ta. MSrsow Ma,, IN OLD KENTUCKY
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RNS'MADEGOOD'
IN SECOND BATTLE
ON BRITISH SOIL
Deserves Credit for Taking Chance
Against Touted Foreigners-Let-
ters From Members of the
Pugilistic Fraternity.

ToMMY BURNS made good" his
promise to put Jack Palmer
out within six rounds. Tommy
turned the trick in four, and from all
accounts he outclassed the English
eX-champion so far that he might have
put him away sooner II he had cared
to.
Next comes Jem Roche, of Ireland.
When he finishes Roche Tommy
Burns might as we'll come home. He
has established his superiority over
anything England can produce in the
fighting line, so easily that there will
ne no other heavyweishts to oppose
him even If he waits n year or two
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T HIS is good day for letters Here
is one from gentleman from
i South Africa who wishes to pune
ture the Unholz boom:
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Blackburn Going to England.

Jack Blackburn, the eolOred lightweight q
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no exception to the rule l could tell
YOU lot more but what Is the use?
sincerely. BATTLING NELSON"
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niJIHlJnilh Nat. NAT VI. WILLS.
iii HHMKHU lay Wilfred Clarke & Co
HLlllIIiUUu Zoe. Grace Van Studdi ford
HIN ~. ~ lGbth -, Stilry's Tran tion, &c
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MAT. TODAY.
GOTH N Me!SS!AgH Ee!!!!!!! lgg!A g!.4: j: !:
~, Prices Family Circle lie
f-as' '|'th SreetI Amateur Might Friday,

mn illIjnl Mat yALESKA SURATT 4
l'IlI l!NIHI Daily william Gould. Clar
DOk0HiuL Zoe ence Wilbur & Co..
Bway O2i ~ Military Octet. Etc.
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HATTLING NELSON is bubbling
X over with desire 10 fight every
- body in sight-tor a proper con-
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rI nurv,C LINCOLN SC - way q i Il .E.sl5
tlhNlI Mats Mon, Tues. We'd, THU. ~ st.3. ~
EDNA MAY pO JNtk and TrI6 SPGg4er .s, s,sS ,isr e.
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HAULING.

LET US HAUL YOUR FURNITURE, PARCELS
and trunks; will give you first-class attention
and answer your calls promptly We also con-
tract TO haul anything. with plenty teams to
and x SITS. NV: phone Main :32. no.4-90t.S
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WAETED-APARTMENTS

FURNISHED FIVE OR
SIN room housekeeping apartment small
house In northwest; state terms. Address Box
206. Star office. :al4-3tS
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

MOORE 4 HILL. INC. 1885 q ST.
FOR RENT-These very desirable apartments:
Electric light and elevator: and 9 s"ein apart
msnts. $50 to So. r,.,.,c
light and elevator. stationary refrigerator and
shSmer 81 bath; & rooms s and BATH $50 so = 500
The Melwocd. l110 std ioor. cast
rooms and bath; $40 >,
The Vernon. Cd floor. east Or. and b.. sS'3
The Chelsea. "a and sts. s.e.-a rooms AMI
Also the following very desirable anartment.:
40 Q st. NV. rms. and bath I'd fioG - :,ou, ~
Ia6 st. ne. rooms and bath. 800 so
6sS St NV. rooms aud bath. -. ~ ~
1.ss 1.ss Ris Risss p, Sr aud b. ~ floor floor s@ is"o
l0ll III ST. NV. lst goor or or............ II U"
FOR RENT-These very desirable twofam'
Iy apartments. with separate back por'hes'
l344 Irving St. 2d floor Gr and II. So 20
isi4 IRVING irving ST. ST. 81 - door door r r and and
1885 Monroe St, 'r.. b. and attic. ...-.. 81 ~
1.45 4 St. ID floor. Or. and b.......... <, 80
la+4 Monroe. Or and h.. attic. .n.''
,els 9th NV. 2d floor; Or. and b ~ sesa -
l6:6 9th ST. NV, LIST hoor. ar and b.. :, ~
3ol2 NV. LIST floor. Or. and h. - ="
500 Fla ave. NV. I'd floor, 3r and r =, =, - .,
IT'S Riggs pl.. 3r. and h.. I'd door :, - NV
a02S o ST. lst floor. II. and b. 20
zoos Pa ave NV. rooms and bath = =, - =,
24lo Rrichtwood ave-. u rooms AM aath. -l-.'W
l13G 7th st. NV. rooms and hath. 10
3l2 18th st. ne. "a floor, 3r. aud ~ lH.ao
VI i3S Riggs pi.. sr. ana H.. .tti moor iN''
LBS r ne. lst a.. III. and h........... 100
63S Florence St ne. Ar. aud h.. ist DIOR. 20
1+l9la ne. I'd foor. 4r. and b.......s li,1e
4.t5ia Tenn. ave. ne. ir. and L.. lst d.. lfD
IilS Duncan ne. rooms and hath. l3sO
l41Gt2 Duncan ne. ir. and H. l51O
FOR RENT-CoRSER APARTMENT. 1871. Il
st. ne. large and bright rooms. all outside
rooms. Rent S14.30
MOORE & HILL Inc. 1898 6 81. nv.
ia15-3t
DELIGHTFUL. SUNNY OUTSIDE FLATS. EN-
CELLENT LOCALITY. CARS AT CORNER.
APPLY TO
ia15-3t. OWNER, tla II 81. NV.
FOR RENT-FLATS I'D AND I'D FLOORS of
1875 14th NV: rooms and hath: rent, S2'o
jala-3t SHANNON LItHS. aoi ETH NV
FOR RENT-AT.rRA SMALL APART
ments, and modern: nice. central bcation;
..The La Corona - 40 n near ears.
to $40. - monthly
Now ready These are worth Investigating
A. f. FOX COMPANY. Exclusive Agents,
lIth AT New York ave Established 1879.
ja15-3t
A MODERN BROOM AND BATH ArARTMENr.
AnpIy oIoe Pa ave NV jal5Tt
TO SCBLET FROM FER. 1ST. IN kENESAW
apartment house 10th and Irving SITS nv.
desirable corner apartment: south front; nm
furnished: housekeeping: rooms and bath.
Apply at Apartment House oa6ce or to the L.
A. HARDING co. Inc.i. Agents. LIZ g ST.
nv jal5.fI1S3t
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1914 X 81. NV. - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. large and small; centrally located
phone In house. ia15-3t
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THREE ROOMS AND BATH. HANDSOMELY
furnished, including piano: all outside rooms:
housekeeping or non housekeeping; rent low for
balance of term. Apply 401, the Ethelhurst.
ja11-tts
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FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT FRONT
room, handsomely furnished, southern exposure
with or without board: private family. Box
191, Star office, ta13-tf
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROIL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th and K SITS. NV: the most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls In city for societies
hanauets. entertainments and receptions: term.
reasonable. Apply at hall. ,i14-f
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FOR EENT-ROOMs.

1871 RHODE ISLAND sAVE.-TWO ATTRACT.
i've. sunny. furnished rooms. with board.
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PIANO BARGAINS
KNABE UPRIGHT, mah case. only very
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APARTMENTS-TO LET.
FURNISHED.

THE WEXFORD. 18TH AND NV ROOMS
and bath: handsomely furnished rst foor:
private entrance: suitable for congressman.
ia14-3t
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| 1913 10TH ST.-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; SEC
ond-foor fat: rooms; nicely furnished for
| housekeeping. $25. ja13-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-1316 14TH ST. NV: Is BEAU
tifuI large storeroom. suitable for most any
business. SHANNON & LUCHS, 7o4 18th NV.
ia15-3t
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1870 COLUMBIA ROAD-FOUR DOOES EAST
18th ST.: newly furnished rooms: all conven-
fences: rates reasonable fah-1nfs
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1907 18TH N.w.-COMPnETELY FURNISHED
rooms: Ink: single IN suite; private fam
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star office. 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tisements at any Of the following
Bra nch Offices:
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.THE SHIRES.'' COLUMBIA ROAD WASHING
ton Heights: only one apartment left: six
rooms and bath: heat: janitor service; rear
porch: $40 BARNARD & CIIIIDIiESS, lil2 c.
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STORAGE

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; look. feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal;
painless filing. DR.. ]. l.. WILSON. 1908 NV.
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ola 9TH ST. N.W.-FOR RENT, NICELY FUR
nished rooms; second floor; reasonable.
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KEYS-NOTHING TOO DIFFICULT FOR US
in the key line; reliable and efficient workmen.
WASHINGTON SAFE AND LOCK CO.. Safe
and Lock Experts, 1902 ST. NV. Phone
Main 1723. de2I-u
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one KILLED IN AN
AUTO COLLISION

Fh11No. Cal. Oct i9~-fs0uia
Asaefsoa IS IN a critical condition
u sanliaflum az Selma today az
q resait Of an automobile acri.
81 A. nisht that resulted III the
eeNh q ne brother. Jacob J An.
ssfson. q this city. a prominent
esaisf in OIL laada Auderaoms wife
~ dAuxhier were in the automo
- 4 ne same time bat escaped
Nfoua injury About three mile8
81 q selma fheg crashed into a
slse1 driven bg an Armenian and
ah'A.ning ihree Japanese children
~ ioFee 81 the impact drove ia.
" AndsFgon against the steering
sAsa Hhlch struck him in The alb
s ~. and killed. him instantiJ Ills
= vas broken az the hir
~ other occupants Of the auto
~ Hsre thrown 20 tha ground.
ss''.a IA ID the front seat next 10
:. o;utAsg and IL ia feared that he
sAatAlned lntafmal Injuries.
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KING CONCRATULATES
AUTHOR OF NEW PLAY


PARIS Or. ~ king Alfonso
~ oaesn Victoria left here last
aIsht ser Madrid An incident
VA occurred last evening AZ the
uuarsioa d Paul BouFgets new
arana whirA ls based an the sep
na,in q church and state vas
rirsarx considerable attention.
Al ths end Of the third act King
Alfoaso s1maoncd tho author Into
a. rpgas oox aud congratulated
kmL
TAeE ensHei an animated dis
eazsina On sAe theme 81 the play
shirh represents an officers strw
g. hstwcen dnty and conscience
rhea ordered 20 force the doors
4 4 church during the Inventories
h France. the officer eventually ~
t4ng 10 otey
KinK Alfonso said.
AIthoagh I am a Catholic. !
eink ! shoAid have obeyed
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LABOR VOTE WILL
DECIDE ELECTION

NEW YORK. oct. "Condi.
lions here are much more salts.
factory than ! expected. said tbhn
w Kern. democratic nominee for
vice president. on his return from
Bridgeport, whore he spoke satur.
day niRht. ~ the labor vote comes
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official ballot The socialist labor
party nominated carpenter for
prosecuting attorney. cook for
justice Of the peace. a mouldcr for
superintendent Of schools. a news
vender for county engineer and a
ne wspapor mailer for the office
termed IN their communications as
"cOrnerer"
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LABOR PARTY
NOT ON BALLOT

County Auditor Agnew was noti-
fed this morning BY stephen H.
Bresrcleff. secretary Of the socialist
labor party. That the organization
Uiil not comply with the law IN the
matter Of the payment Of filing fees
for their candidates on the county
ticket. and che names Or these can
didnte viii there fofe not 50 on tue
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to as. "a we expect, we will carry
New York state
"The immense labor vote of New
Jersey and Connecticut will also
determine the results la those
states
"The democrats In New York are
confident, aud Ia the other two
states they are hopeful
Mr. Kern left today for Utica.
where he Is TO speak this evening.
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DEMOCRATS FACE
SOCIALISTS FIRE

-Four democratic candidates in
vaded socialist Headquarters last
night and submitted themselves to
q fire OF questions that put them
all on the raRged edge n short or-
der The questions, most OF them
Of The unanswcrable trick character
caused She speakers great confusion
and "a corresponding amount Of
pleasure To- the audience.
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EXPLOSION KILLS Two.


SpRfNGFIELp Mass, oct H.
Two workmen were fatally Injured
and ten seriously hurt ln AN exc
pIlfiun in the mixing room OF the
tflhorluid company near here today.
Tho force OF the explosion complete
iy wrecked the interior of the plant.
Most Of the victims are being re-
moved 60 the hospitals in this city.
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BILlEk MUST DIE


WASHINGTON. p. G.. Oct - -
Herman nilkk 81 chicago. convicted
q to murder = MaFT Vrxal ard a.
euzsd Of killing her eatiru family 81
ssgW p1isngiu8 in 1895. Was to-day
6sriei his appeal % the lfuita4
Hates supreme eouft frona the asci-
- q Judge \. a lands denYiu~
~ a wrii - hahsaa corpus. This
ns4ns that bilick must die. unless
p governor ~ illinois, interceainH
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SILL. ENTIUE STOCK
IN ONE DAY

ne Bartlett pfus g. es s..,,. 49,
a. Ssur,h anniversary ON 90 s's'a y. ,'' ~
~ NM, sal the easige stock ot ~
~ ss. ..sgs Il Firss and Pike. hefore
Nc" $500 naar hslng forced % pnt
tne s'e - aaaeanclng the fact &c
w raj thranged the store
ees N $500 The new store - TIRE
49, sar.1 hy the company. thf
49, W. - helnx The Owl az Second
~ vsss.r and ihe one az $40 See
~ The tremendous sale oi
s...,,,ssy uas ihe result 81 extensive
sarsrtising
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Plan AnNuAL DANCE.

enisf lhe auspicea 0g the Ladies
z.s..'tff ~ ieitef Carriers asau-
y VII give We annual dance
pavilion on the night 81
y lAe proceeds are - be-
2 enifrlaininE visiting letter
49, during tie A.-Y.-P
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rorn nrnNlan ro nnArm.


LEXINGTON Ky. oct. ta.-Word
was received today from paintsNilie.
Ky. that Geo StQfOrd and his three
children were burned ta death Ina
their home last night Mrs. stafford
tried Go escape from the burning
building hy jumping from q wins
dow ON the second floor. Tier knock
was broken bY the tam
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lLIM0kY REFUSED
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@. n. Hawkins, candidate for raos-
ocuting attorney Ben D. Shields.
candidate FOR county commissioner.
A. A Booth, Legislative candidate.
and w. GO. Seward. candidate for
constable, were the victims
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1000 lots dollar apiece 10 fight
TIE assessment on the grounds that
the boulevard from Green Lake Go
the university ~ general benefit
ana that "a large share OF tho cost
should come from the general fund.
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vnrs VIII ENTERTAIN.

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Spanish War Veterans, viii hold the
first smoker or the season Ht their
bali 1923 Fkat av.. ThurHday eve
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Special Values
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