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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25
nenuar q neaMoInes / /.

Denver. Colo, April 25.--Des Moines'
errors proyell costly and Denver won
easily
Score R.H.E.
Denver .a. .....210 210 00x--6 8 2
Des Moines . 600 600 100--i 5
Olmstead and Zaluslsy; Clarke and
Yeager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25
Baseball
And


Nichols double in the twelfth After
the second inning the home team did
not get a hit of Glade until the ninth
Score: R.H r..
New York OiO 600 100 600--2 10 2
Philadelphia 020 600 600 O0l--s 10 o
Falkenmrg Cats and Street.
Young and Criger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25

st Louis, April 25.-ln pitchers
battle between Waddell and Smith. st.
Louis defeated Chicago. 10 !. in the
opening game of the series herr St
Louis punched hits in thesixth for two
runs.
Score: R.H r.
St Louis ~. 900 O02 00x--2 6
Chicago .. M 90 100 0O0-i 4 o
Waddell and Spencer Smith and
sullivan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25

leagne viii arrive tomorrow with Man.
ager Wilson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

National LeagGe.
81. Louis az Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at New York
American League.
Detroit at Cleveland
New York 1t Philadelphia
Chicago at ST Louis
Boston at Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25

Secretary Lucas announces that the
Guthrie team will be clothed in new
uniforms tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25

Secretary Ouo Zimmerman OF the
Oklahoma Baseball league will rep
resent the local tea miOmOrrow 90 the
meeting OF the league officers al El
Reno. at which tine ike schedule of
games for the season viii be made.
Guthrie and El Reno are 10 get the
majority OF the Sunday games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-25

Notes.
Manager Wilson comes to stay; he
arrives iomorrow With his household
belongings
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Gmta,u 5auimas Bamk
Don Baltimore,
t5ueorpurirt 1910
sRSiprit'6de Gutalu. uno 6nncttcs Strabe,

baltimore, 27. Widr8 1908.
7ie iabrltr,en 5inicn 5nr Hate pon brei uno
eiuBnlb (31s) gro5eut, ben Gepoitpren om T..
sipril 1905 iilia, luerben un iencm 1uee ichem
Gonto Al aut geidricben uno sur @tntra9una
in ole 9u6cr ber Scpoiitoren an uno nnd
Dem brttcn Wiuuian i'm april (20l bereit un6.
ipcrn Mot ae3o9en. III 3inlen bonn 1. glpriI
bcrcbtgt fein.
Gtoatss mo Gtabifteuern uerbeu bon Der
0anf bebu1It.
@auf pun 10 0orm. bic 3 aad)nt. pfien.
Sapiiags, uoa 10 Born. bis 1 Rad,m.
Niniam VI. Sanoen,
(S9 90-5.7-10D Brdiioent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
1Siinftanicnb Collars Straic.

9}em .Dorf, 7. 9lpril. - Iic
.,Grcnt gtortbern Hnilluap So" mtrs
De beute Dor 9}idter Solt inn gun0e3s
arcisgerid)t oer 0etp1brlng bon
Gobottcn an bte r9lmericon Su1or
Neiining 60" idltlbig befunOen uuO
81 etner Gelobube pon $4,000 oerur-
tbeilt Abr anpuIt tiinoigte cine lIp-
peQ1tion ar. Gine dhrlite ltrtf1se
gegen bic .Tortbern oteami6ip 60. "
nur6e at8aDieien. Ger gro3eb mar
elm ie6r fur}er unb oouertc Mir juci
1age. Gas gergc6en, ociien ole
o@redt JIortbern 9iaiIpnp SO" iibcr.
fii6rt lit, 0atirt nlts Dem Sabre 1902
lno be5og lid auf 3uder, iuclder BON
bier nat 1ioUr Gitn. So, pcrififit
lrut0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Sdjlimmer llninll ani Gbicagocr
.Sudbabn.

s + icogn7 I. 2Ipril. - Der ouh
ais 9iniihmngDon benubte Motor.
pog9on eines iioi6 gebenoen 3u9es
Der SoutbiiOe 5ohbobn entgIeiitc
telte iriib, etIihc 6unoert 5ub n6ro.
lid bon Der &n0iana. apenie. Sta,
tioil, ltno Iiiir5te 1on Dem Sohbabn.
geriiit bernb in Den Soiraum oeS
Sallies 9tr. 423I, Yroirie. 2Iuenue.
gr blieb auf 6en einen Gnoe ite6en,
p1bren0 bu9 onO3re gnoe ourh 0as
9abngeriiit geltlltt uuroe lht Dion'
ner erbielten be0entlihe Berlesungen
,ino pier 6erielbcn iDeroen bieQeift
nift oapon fommen, nonif: Cor.
0ufteur 6. :. Snitb, S6aoeIbrut
Soiepb 3ornloop 1tS Warion. E6io,
innere 8crIcbltngCn; gurnep Soman,
innere GerlebungCu; ,Salnes S'Sara,
irnere BerIetlmgen. Ger 3ug be-
itanO aus iiini No1gons, alein nur
Der DorSerite iiiirjtc bera6, pbgleid
aud Der 3peite t6eilDeiie entsleiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
9oppclbinridtnna in Ebilaoclpbia.

EbiGo0clp6io, y 7. 9lpril. -
Gle 8meitc Goppclbinrihtlmg Oca
louicnOen ,{abrc5 muroe beutc i'm
biciigcn GouutD @cfGngniB poll5o.
gen 9ie orInen Siinoer moren Mor
Seifcr llnO HSoicpb Solrico, 2cbtercr
etn ,Stolicner. Ger Gritere bate icinc
@elicbtc cridoiicn, neil tic 0ic 8crlo.
blmg ob5u6rcdcn 6robte, llno (olrico
erboB ocn 9ruOcr ieiner @cIiebtcn
na60enl er elmer criolgloicn geriuh
gcnudt bnttc, Die 2etterc SIT t0otcn.
Seiier bate }pci Diol oui initGn0i.
geS tSlcbcn iciner 8moIijGbri9en
Sdmeiter cine 0algenirilt erboIten
lnb ieine 6relnoe benliibten ii6 bis
gum lcbten 2Irgenblid, i'm gu rettcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Ncinc Ginionno.

&ubionnpoli8, Sno. 7,2lpril.
- 0ic Gonfcren5 ser @urbcnbciiBer
con @cit Eenniplponio, Ohio rn0
Suoiono nit 0crtrctern ser aoblcn-
grG6er Oieier Giitrifte iuno bon &Gi-
noi5 pcrtogtc ii6 lm tt.15 beute
&ornittag nod 3rueiitiInOiacr Git
3rmg, obne cine @iniglrna iibcr Die
&obnifoln cr5ielt 5u boben. Seine
Nicoeraiinabme ser 2lr6cit in 0cn
3chen lit in ocn nGditcn loacn 3ll
ieooh mcr6cn peitcre I'm
tcrbnno(rngen itottiinOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Superintendent Grid tuot.

Sn0ionapoli8, &nO. 7.2lpril.
-GongreBmitalic0 2(bru6om 9incoln
9rid, &crtrcter 0eS 3. 0iitrift2 BON
&nOinnu I'M Observation-Disclosures, lit
beIte friib in cincm biciiacu Sanoto.
riu pIoBIid) an ser 9rigbt ihcH
g}icrenfronf6cit gcItorbcn Gr lit Oa5
picrtc OtitGlico oe8 QcgcmuGrti0cn
Observation-Disclosures, ucl6cs Our6
Sen 200 obberuicn pur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Or. Hubcrt &odl lnnoct.

gtew Dorf, 7. '2(pril. - Qr.
Hobert Sod, Der berilbnlte 9afterio-
log aus 9erlilt melher oirr6 Die
Gntoedling OeS Suberfel'9 l'9o3illu8 ci'
men @eltrnf errang, fam beltte oui
Dem Ganpier oaronprin5eiiin Geci-
lie" bier an. 9toh no6c5t 30.idbri-
ger onitrengenoer 2lrbeit bat er be.
itloiien iih Elm lSnbr 9iube 3l 10n.
ncn inO perifieoene SGnOer 3u BE.
illden in mel6en ct biSber nod nidt
aClueien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Sic WarDlanS SauingS Sunf
BON Baltimore.

siotpei.6de Baltimore uuo Commences ,sttnhc,
wait tmurC. l. gprti 1908.
2ie inbrlifcn 3incn inr Hate pon orci nno
Cincm bnl6ru t3H } Yruicnt, hcu Sepoitiorcu
am I. glprtl 1908 iuuig, ub aul Den @reoIt
zines ieocH Gonto achudt uno lit Die Giutrus
GuuQ IN Die Sher Der Scpuiiorcn bcret. -
gSeuu ud)t Qe}oaCh. itno ltc pom i. Iprll an
8ur 0eriiluHa bGredbiiqt.
stante, uno Stnbtiteueru merocu uon Der
Wnnt br5allt
|dnf bon 10 9orm bis giadm. often. --
Sumitaos BON 10 Born bis glbcuos.
gSninm u. Glono,
(05-0) Eruitocnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

bait NIT eincm Ceiijit. - Scnot
poiiirt Settings @enuiuiguna@.
bill unO On5 Sdu9 oic Qiitrift
Gohmbio &cuuilli9lm9abiQ.
@oibiuNtoL :. g., I. 2lpril.
MIS- 9}ahipicI 81 ser gcltri8en 2ln.
nubmc ser 2lrmec &cuuilliglmga-
bill pcldc nnbc3u $t00,000,000
oualpirit, crbob 6oIc CMcD, NoriibCr
0ca Gonitc'@ iiir 6lotcnoiiuircn,
bcutc i'm Scnot cine nnrncnoe Stirn.
NE gcNcn 0ic Grb6bllng ser militGri.
ihen 2lu5Qubcn Oca 2un0ca. Gr iuatc,
cine loI6c Grh0buup miiIie 5lt cinem
GclBlt int Sdabumtc nibrcn, obnc
irgcno cincn niibidcn 3mcd 5t for
0crn. Sale benntraAtc Nir0ercrua
9llng Ser NbltnnnnA oltrd lucldlc
Die 2lrncebiQ poiiirt lultroc, un0 aui
leinen mcitcrcn 9Introg mltroc ser
NicOcrcrluGgun9S 9lutru1 aui 0cn
Gid NcIcAt. Scnntor @urfctt huruf
tCriiirte oiciC 5ronSoftion ais cine
mreolihe.
Ger Senot poiiirtc sic 55eihtngS.
SerIuilligltngSbiQ, mclhc inn 8aBen
SD, 1O6,tS7 mlamirit. 9llS 0cmci5
ser gldtllug filr bas 2lnoenfcn 0cS
9tcprGicntonten 9rif, oeiicu 9lblcben
belrtc ans indianapolis aemclOet
muroc, perta9te ii6 Der Scnat al5-
Damn nm 1874 uno 5por bis Conner.
itag.
Die Qon5c beuti9c SibuuN ocS &c
Observation-Disclosures mar Der grlpQ.
glrlg Scr IiItrift Golum6iu &crmilli.
gun8@6il gelui0mct ruo 5pci 2lmcn-
oementa bon ollAeneinem &ntcrciie
mlrOcn ocrIclbcn 5uociiiat. Ginc@
oerlelbcn Dcrfiigt, OoB ser @}rci9 0cS
@oIeS fiir oIle Giltrifts Qepartcmcnt3
niht ilbcr 70 Gcut9 betra9cn 0ari;
Gas onocrc ihrcibt Dor, 0ab uac Gll.
Bcrcn Sbilrcn Der ShulQe61lt0e oe3
Niltritta n1h auBen 0ifneu miiIicn
unO OoB nQc ncucn @c6GuOc nit pier
GingGn9en pcricben mcrocn ioaen.
Sin &eriut, einc ouf &inocrorbeit
bc3ii1lihe &croronmg in ole 0iQ
cin5ltiddItcn idIIng icbG.
Gic Niu ruurOc anqcnonmcn, lno
ais 0oun nm 1O6 Ser zoo 0cs Ne.
prdentnntcn 2lbrabam @incoln grtd
pon SnOiona gen1clOet uuroc, nlud)tc
oas 3aua ciuc Eouic bis norgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
@ic Mabomct's Sarg.
Sic rutbc emma in cinCm idlimmcn
Dilemma.

Ganoon mciit iic ans uuo Oie %cr.
Stootcu loiicu iic uiht cin.-2Iu
ser @ren5c fcitacbalten uno nit
Deportation nod 3ltBlono be-.
orobt.-Gonicrcu5 5piihcn Grit
bcnbciiberu una &oblcnBrGbcru
rriultutlo0. - 3mCi W}0r0cr Cr-
lci0cn IN Fbilooclpba ocn Zoo
am WolGrn, - Or Robcrt &od
in 9tcp Nort ougctommen. -
StroBcnbobnslhI9Iiid III Gbicu8o.
ct. YQul O(nn, Z. 2Ipril. -
Gin uou Scr clno0ildlcu @rcn5c bier
aui Scr Soo.2inie ougelnnQtcr gr'
preBbote bringt bic NofridJt, oafi
emma @ol0monn ju 9topeS, ais lie
auf ser Riidrcic Don @innipcg iibcr
sic @rcn5e uah oen GerciniAtcn
Stoatcn Su geIongcn ildtc, BON Gin-
mou0crlm1@ Snipeftorcn On8cbal-
ten luur0c.
g9tunipcg, Olon, I. 2lprll. -
Sic canuOii9e 9iegierlng ertbciIte
bcute etlidJen Eoli3eibeomten Oen
gIuitrog 0ic 2lnor6iItin Gmma
@olommn nnd ser anerifaniihen
@reu5c 5u gcIciten. Sails iid Oic
amcrifoniihe 9iegicrung WciGert, lie
iibcr 0ic @ren5e 81 laiien, 10 miro lie,
trobOcm lic bcbolptet omcrifnnii6e
Nitr9crin SIT icin nod JiuBlonO De-
portirt mcrOen.
(Spatcr.) -- emma @oIomonn,
mclhc Dor etlicben Sagcn ans Ct
Gull bier antom, lm cinen &ortrnJ
ilbCr So5ialiamua 81 baltcn, lno
mclhe ciria bsnliibt 9elueien it, Ole
hiCiigcn StroBenbabnASeOicnltct 5lt
einem Strife fiir oen 2Id)tihmocntog
aul5ulto6eln trut IN ser lebtcn 9tud)t
Dir 9fiidreiie nod IT. Guul on, Sie
bate lid) 81 pcrfIei6cn Derludt mtr.
0e icOo6 bon Den omerifoniihCn Gin
mun0CrmgSs ,Snipattoren crfonnt mO
ppn 0eniclbcn an scr @rcn5itution
gtopes aus Ocm 3uge gcluieicn. 81
clncm lclt0cnl ItdttgeflIn02nen Ser
b0r beonlpruhtc lie, Niirgcrin Ger
&Cr. Stantcn 5u icin. Sic befin0Ct
iid ieBt in Gmerion unnittcIbor
nor0lld bon Der Wrcn3c, unO ertlGrt,
lie lucr0c bclltc 9tndt cincn meItercn
Gcriltd mo6Cn, nuh ct. Noul III gt.
langcn. Iic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ingcn, lie mcr0c in oielcm 6oQc per.
baltet mcrocn. Gle conuOiidC Rcaiez
rlmg bat Die biciiqc Yoli5Ci initruirt,
emma nod Der 0rcn5c 5u lpcOircn,
iols lie bicrbcr 5luiidfcbrt. Menr
ihr Die nmerifaliIhen Ncb6rOCn bonE
obcrmoI8 Die 9Iufnobme pcnueigcrn,
10 miro lie nod) 9uBlnnO gci6idt
mCr0Cn, no iic NCboren lUur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
y. 0Sensing Oiauagcr,
Continental %nilbing,
FIRST FLOOR.
1urh Oaa @cyFncrunae. 2epartcmcmt.

GUuocuNrter Gluelucic UbCr ben Stnuo Der
,Wcrmauia SIic ,,ninrnucc GUmpGnD" uUn
yicurYurt am 81, SCjCmbcr I9O1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
), MO., Mtttmpd, Ocn s. s(pril 1908
Snle lunrnt.

@obc 9(lSgobcn fiir militdriihe
3medc bc0robcn Sen Stuot5bouS.
halt nit eiucm CeiDit. - Scnot
poiiirt Settings @eruiui1uuG@.
bill unO On3 Sdu9 Oic Qiitritt
Columbia &cuuiaigun9abiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

| = 10 COcub burQ'S SCbctuC enc dl
2 6mr0cu iibCrtruqCu,
QouApn. : )rpriC - Tir Qcihc
Emorucf 5mcncubnr1's ors be.
riihmt,, qpnitifprs ur6 1hriftitrh
lrra mcrhr rnr 0cur 9rltor in Ser 6e.
iiocn ihrebincu Qirhc om lriuccf,.
Sotorc uhtcn. nu1rbcn hcutc ouSac.
drohcu nm NJ gortn1n,t6 mtf 0cm
ihmc0iihcn Nrcu;cr GnIoio" noch
SdrcOcn cin1cihifft nm in Gcimi-
ichcr Grnc ihrc lchtr Nubc NJ iiu6cn
Iic ihmcniiche Rrljcuuo lpor bel Der
9n,9dropluQ pffnicu rcrtrctru go.
itpr Qir0sfp1 poQfo1 rincn fr3cn
@ottcs0icnit in cnoliihcr uth Ic6pc.
niic6cr 2nrochc
&crIobuno orurbmiot
Rom. f. 9pril. - Scr Scr}od
pon 9(pIto fom ncutc friib hicr ou
uno friibiHidtc nit ncln Sonia QSiftor
Gurnuur( hru SScr,n1 Ser 9lhr1iurr
unn Gem @roicu nnu Slrriu. Gonn
iou0 Gin IomiIiruroth hr,iIoGh neg
glrrouurmcntS cincr g;crlpbIn1n bes
N,r,nos nrr gI6ru,2cu mit ,1rl Qo.
tbcrinr e(fins Eodtcr hrS Wnu6cs.
>cuotors N(fius Don g1rit Riroinicn.
itott M6brrnb uirhts 0ffi,icGcs bc.
fnn,rt III ncr(outrt Srnrod, o,,s III.
pcrl1iiiocn Cur0ru hoe hir Rcrlo.
buuo sir 2uItiu,uuuo Ser -5on,i(ie
rholtcu hnt nm oor Scr 0rr,oo hin.
ncn a,r,rnr norb ncn g}rr ctootc,
apijffcbrcu brobiidtiot es nprlou.
tct icrucr Oob hic g}rrIob,mo uiht
pffi,ic0 onopfiiuhiot mcrbcn inn m
0crortior gl1fiinbio,mo inn ,1oac pon
gPitolirncrn scr itoIicniibcn 46nios.
fou,ilir nidt or6r9,,dlirb linn 5cute
gIbcu0 rriIt hrr ,5rr,oo noh 1nc,,io
Nh nm nos Nomnion6n hrs ob(or,t.
idiiips gcoino Glenn" micner NJ
iibrrnrhn,cn
W6rirropicb rutcr 9oh
WrrIip : 0nri( - 7cr PpiAs.
too poi,irte 6c,,te ooa pSrienopirh IN
,mcitf,, lci,mo 7ipicIbc brbt IN nor
CsrItoIt in mclhrr iie cnh,iiltio ornc.
noncn,u m,rhe Sos p9rirr.l3pni5t,r
mi in mplhra bir 9}on,ep o0cy ,,r
g}rrricbtalnn pon 5rruin. .p3rith1itcn
in oidcrbritcu ohcr g}rohuften be
rr,htiotrr a}criorcr ciroctroncn ,nrr,
Ocu, un0 crloIlbt nicbcr fcrmin Sc
ih6ita IN Ncropcrrs. nm ir6uinicl.
fem 9(fticn
Tos Sfirp Wbfomrrpr
Noprrhnnrr 7 alnri(
gcutIdlorS HuhJonb 71pcr,orf II
ohmc6cp hoben Iid finer oic Hrhir.
ounorn rircr Gorncntinn ,,,r 0(,frch.
rrhnlt,nn ora stotus oI,o" IN son
7itirr Njiitrr orcirint ,no sic lIntcr.
,rihruro mir6 ,pnrr,iio(ih ernor.'
trt ,Sdpchcn NM g3rrnnrf hobcn
ibrc 3,friphcuhcit rit 0cn ib(;rs(id
rr,icGrn gf6rnorbrnocn crfIGrt rrN
bic Ibmchiihc 9}coirrno nnr o0cn,
1T 6rIon6cra oiricScn honit nor hie
I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
bopfins 3slarc Sauines 8anf.

She Snuings yHnf Of Baltimore.
5ir iGbrlidlcn 3inicn sur Mate uon orei nno
rinem Dnlben (31a) YruSeut, AM I. Npril 1908
iallta, mcroeu an icnenl lnac nnf ocn @reoit
eine5 ieoen 6outus qe'6ricbcn uer0en lino am
mo nnb Uioriaq, Den 20. glpril 1908 Sur
GintralIIne in Die 9d9cr Der Scpofioren bes
rcthlein
ei1nis mo Siuotitcurrn neroen bon Der
Snnt 6c3abt.
g9iniam 9. Goninna,
(glprill ,tWtD praiioent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26

Well, isn't this prize-fisticating
game getting to be the warm
cheese?
Real millionaires, with plug hats
and everything, shooting challenges
at each other and maybe pulling off
a scrap (dear me. such vulgar Ian
guage one has to use in describing
these things). in the not-so-far
away future.
It's all the doings of that awful
Mr. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, OF
Philadelphia. Ever since Tony got
himself knocked out by Mr.. Taking
John O'Brien, his friends just SIM
ply can't hold him back. Oh, he
just wants to go out and beat up
everybody. Jimmy Jeffries and
Stanny Ketchell and Tommy Burns
and all those fellows that fight.
Well. now, while Mr.. Drexel Hy-
phen Biddle is wanting to fight all
these people, along comes another
rich fellow, and wants to fight
him, for the boodleweight cham
pionship Of the world. What do
you think about that. now?
This other fellow is George Lyt-
ton Of Chicago. He is described as
social leader and millionaire sec
rotary of the Illinois Aathletic
club" He is said to carry a punch
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26

as big as a coal-scuttle in each
first, and to have such a perfectly
polite way of delivering the said
punches that no gentleman who en-
tered the ring with him could pos
sibly take offense at being Jared
into somnolence.
Lytton has boxed with Joe
Choynski. and is alleged to have
jolted Mr.. Choynski severely. Also,
in one dreadful afternoon, he
strowed the floor of the Illinois A.
c. with the limp but still breathing
forms of Prof. Mike Dryer,
Lieut.. E. c. Racey and. VIM. c.
Moulton, whoever they are. He Is
regular old slogger.
And now he has challenged T.
Hyphen Biddle. Gee! S'posen
they should fight! Think of blue,
millionaire blood squirting around
like mixed-ale gore!
Can't. tits too dreadful!
But maybe they won't fight. Lyt-
toms fighting weight is about 200
pounds, Biddle's only It's. Mrs.
Biddle. who is an enthusiastic ad-
mirer of her husbands fistic
prowess. will probably hear about
this, in the course of time, and will
she let her Tony with his poor little
IT'S pounds go up against that 200
pound Mr.. LyttOn?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26
ssSKaSE SEPT. ID
Near Recreation Park
BUFFALO BILLS
1 WILD WEST
and Congress of

and Congress of
Rough Riders of the World
returns to scenes of past triumphs
after four laurel-crowned years
abroad, bringing again to public
view
Z Vistas Of American History
representing Western development
during the rugged days of Indian
warfare, recalling the strenuous life
of the pathfinder, the pioneer and
the plainsman.
4 Uniting in One Exhibition
SaGhems, braves and savages,
de6ds of daring Workmanship, cow
bQYs, cavalrymen ana rough riders.
fr4piring, Instructive & Entertaining
Presenting an endless array of UNI
equalled features contrasting the
rugged valor of the Western plains
man with the daring recklessness
of the Far Eastern horseman; les
Sons In our nations glorious his
tory, the rigors of barbaric warfare
and an active chronicle of the re-
demptiOn of Western wilds. Con-
ceived, executed and controlled in
it's entirety by
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had fought he gave an evasive re-
ply and said he wanted to start
from the. bottom.
He was looked upon as a sort of
ambitious, but harmless young fell
low. That he had strength was
very evident. His flesh was all
muscle and 1t was laid on his
frame In masses. He weighed 100.
He did not get on. But he man.
aged to get a match at Los Angeles
with one Aldo the Turk, who had
the reputation of being Impossible
to knock out. Jack O'Brien had
failed. But Billy stepped in and
put Aldo to sleep in two rounds.
The punch set fans buzzing
They say Billy Is travelling under
an assumed name. that he is really
Jack Delehanty. the Irish Jew"
who has come out to the coast in
cog to clean up all the middle
weights.
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Northwestern
Automatic
Machine Co.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
sig MAIN AVE.

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders
of the Ophir Gold & Copper Mining
Company will be held at the office
of the company, South 5 Howard
street, Spokane, Washington, on
September 18th, 1908, at 1880 p. m,
for the purpose of bonding and
leasing for the term of one year
and putting deed in escrow to be
taken up at the expiration of lease,
for the sale of the company's hold
ings for the consideration of $780,
900, the property being situated in
the Ophir Mining District, Powell
county, Montana, and consisting Of:
The Ophir lode mining claim,
survey No. 1901.
The Ophir No. 2 lode mining
claim. survey No. 1902
The Spokane lode mining claim,
survey No. 1903.
The Sunrise lode mining claim,
survey No. 1904.
The Katy Allen lode mining
claim, survey No. 1907.
The Ophir No. and the Tiger
quartz lode claim, and all leases,
bonds, deeds and agreements with
reference thereto, and for the tran
saction OF any and all other bust
ness which may regularly come
before said meeting.
Dated this 18th day of August,
1908.
w. F. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26
KETcHeLL's CHANCE

AL Kaufman defeated Jim Flynn
in the ninth round in Los Angeles
last night. This means that Kauff-
man will probably be the selection
of promoters on Stanley Ketchell's
introduction into the heavyweight
class. Ketchell is putting on flesh
rapidly and within a few months
will be too big to box middle1
weights. He wants. to fight Tommy
BURNS. But Burns is in position
to tell him to go lick legitimate
heavyweight first before he pref
sumes to class with the big onesl
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26

Col. VIM. F. Cody ("BuffaIo BilP)
Ex-Chief Of Scouts, U. S. Army
Who will be in the saddle at every
performance, rain or shine; lead
ing his unapproachable company
and appearing in his original role
in the realistic representation Of
savage war and foray.
The Battle of Summit Springs
A thrilling engagement between
the crafty and relentless red-man
and the courageous and victory
crowned soldiery of Uncle Sam.
Varied Pictures Of Western Life
are displayed in living panorama.
founded upon historic fact and
showing step by step the onward
march of civilization through the
conquest of half continent Fidel-
ity to fact is maintained during
The Great Train HoId-up
And the bandit hunters of the
Union Pacific; faithful represen-
tation of lawless scenes which fol-
lowed the railroad era in Western
development, wherein a practical
train is drawn by practical en-
CINE.
A Holiday at "T-E" Ranch
Is contrasting illustration Of
peace and war. The pastimes of
the plainsmen and the pleasures of
the pioneer
The Whole World Contributes
Men and horses, supplying the cast
Of characters and furnishing
authenticity for every detail of the
exhibition. Indians, Germans, cow
boys, Cossacks, Western girls. ia
panese, Britons and Mexicans are
in the saddle side by side, repre-
senting in verify
& Real Rough Riders
Who know nothing of fear but
possess SURPRISING experiences in
equestrian skill
Twice Daily, Rain or Shine, and
8 p. m.-Admission (including
seat soc. Grand stand chairs Tin
GLIDING admission) $1.00, on sale
day of exhibition at Chant Music
Co. Children under 10 years half
price. All seats protected from
sun and rain by immense canvas
canODy
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NOTIIE.

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Ames Automatic Machinery Com
pany will be held at the Offices of
Of said company, 412 Mohawk
block, city and county of Spokane,
Wash. at o'clock p. M, on Thurs
day, the 10th day of September,
1908. for the purpose of considering
the proposition to increase the cap
ital stock of said corporation from
100000 to $5O0.O00, and for the
further purpose Of amending the
bylaws providing for an increase in
the number of trustees, and for
such other purposes as may be
necessary to carry into effect the
above increase of capital of said
corporation.
RUFUS AMES, President.
JOHN GRAY, Secretary.
A majority of the trustees.
Dated this 22d day of July, 1903.
(SeaD
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-08-26

Danny Webster won a 20 round
decision from Billy Snailham in
Los Angeles recently. Billy SEEM
ed to lack his old steam. Kid
Scaler beat Snailham In nine
rounds with knockout punch, and
again won a decision over him.
There is talk Of getting Scaler or
a card in Los Angeles soon. Billy
Snailham is a trial horse down
there and if the little fellows beat
him they are entitled to bigger
fight. Webster is in line for a semi
championship fight now, and Scaler
is mentioned as his opponent.