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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-11
pePoseo MANAGER AT WORK.
Change OF Firm Causes Him TO Lose
Position But Not his Salary.

New York. Oct 9--Thc anomaly
OF a head OF a great leather plant
with a salary Of $4,000 year. work.
ing through compulsiun as an ordin.
ary day laborcr and doing the work
that is ordinarily rewarded with Sl5
per week, wa presented yesterday
at the plant of Harrington and com.
puny in Elizabeth. y J., IN the casc
OF John : George.
He was fo merry general manager
Of the co3ccn Monday the Central
Leather company acquired the liar
rlngton works. Georges reslGnauon
OF his $l5.UO0 position was demand.
ed and promptly refused because he
holds salary contract good until
next June
Then he received hs orders to re-
port yesterday as leather marker.
lie smiled and made ready.
He left his home IN the morning,
Jumped into his waiting touring car
and drove to the works Then he sent
his automobile home. TO call for him
at noon. and donned IA leather
apron and went to work ut a table
with scores OF other leather mark.
crs
Georges time was kept by the
timc-keepor Just like that OF all the
laborcrs to the right and left OF him.
He was ordered about by the super.
intcndent as ii he had never sat at
the desk in the front office. and when
noon came. he doffcd his leather
apron and became wealthy citizen
again as he entered his automobile
and drove home to lunchosn. He
says he will report each day until the
expiration of his contract.
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months use of them. - Mrs. :. 4.
WILLIAMS, Il. +. ID. No. IA, Box 80,
Gardiner, Me.
No woman should submit TO a SURG.
cal operation, which may mean death,
mtil'sh has given Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
Is from roots and herbs, = fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
mas for thirty years proved 10 be the
most valuable tonic and rrnewer OF
the female organism. Women resld-
Ing in almost every city and town in
the United states bear willing tcstl-
mony % the wonderful virtue OF Lydia
h. linkham's Vegetable Compound.
II cures female ills, and creates Tadl-
ant, buoyant female health. II you
are ill., for your own sake as well as
hose yOu love, give IL a trial.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women To write
her for advice. Her advice " free,
and always helpful
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INVITED To MEET
WITH PRESIDENTS
col. SIDNEY sUGGs RECEIVES
INVITATION TO ASSIST AT eL
PASo AFFAIR.

Col Sidney Suggs OF this cry
and president OF the ArdmO-o.tc. Ia
in recoip' OF an invitation 10 az.
Slst az the reception of Prosidcn; ;
TAFT and Diaz, at ri Paso. on the
18th OF this month
The invitation is one Of the most
elaborate and elegantly gotten up
affairs. from an artistic viewpoint
that has ever been received here.
At the top OF the invitation which
IL engraved on the heaviest of card.
board vellum paper. are side by
side tn seals OF the United State5
and of the Republic OF Mexico,
while the invitation reads rs fol
lows:
The presidents Of the United
States OF America and the United
States cf Mexico. having selected
this city and the adjoining city
Of Jaurez. Mexico, as their meeting
place. the City of ri Paso. through
its mayor and city council, re-
quests the honor of your presence
to assist in the reception of Presi
dent Porfirio Diaz. and Prcsidcn'
william Howard Tar. on Saturday
October the sixteenth. one thousand
nine hundred and nine. FL PasC
Texas"
On the inside OF the invitation
are the names OF the various gen
tlemcn who are on the committees
for the occasion, there being fifteer
committees comprising over On,
hundred names.
Cot Suggs will in all probabilit,
accept the invitation TO be- present
Al what will be a memorable meet
ing of the chief executives oi thcs,
Two great countries
works may study hereafter II shC
will attend the evening classes to bC
opened October Is in thirty.tsrcC
school buildings II various parts o
the city
Ella Flagg Young, superintendent
OF schools, who has issued a forma
announcement OF the "housekoeping
courses believes that they will b,
potent factor in checking the rapidly
increasing number of Chicago di
yorCCs
III wives had more intimate
knowledge OF the household arts" sh,
said, there would be more happinca'
ia the home. This, of course, shoulc
be soli.cyidcnt, but with the prcscn
tendencies In women's development /
Is a fact that one very easily loses
sight or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-11
Making Model Housewives.

The task of turning out model
housewives Tor young men OF marry.
ing minds whose salaries do not eN-
coed $25 a week has been undertaken
in earnest by the Chicago board OF
education
How 10 broil an inexpensive steak
80 as 10 make feast for a king how
% trim over last years nat and
make II do'-thcsc are some OF the
subjects that the young women who
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A RUSSIAN AND AN AUSTRIAN
PRINCE ARE HER sUIToRs FOR
MISS mARJoRlES HAND.
NO HURRY FOR SETTLEMENT
The Slav is the Yourger ard Better
Looking. While the Other IS Backed
BY Francis Joseph-George Gould
Wants no Titled Son.ir.Liw.

New York. oct. iu Two uoblcmon
of the blood royal. on kusmau ot
the Russian czar, th. o,hc- backed
by Emperor Francis Joseph Of Nus
tria, have opened formal NEGOTIATIONS
with George Could as .ui,ors tor the
hand OF his daughtcr, the wia5omc
Miss Marjorie. accordue To- cable
grams from Paris and London tonight
one Is Francis Joseph brother OF
Prince Miguel OF Braglnzl. who re-
Gently married Miss Anita stewart
The other H. Prince Alexander George.
witch ROmansN. who IS also Duke of
Icuchtcnberg Both are said to be
preparing to visit America 20 lay
their hearts and titles al the feet of
the young heiress.
But the Two knightly cour,icrs. who
ask 10 right TO make her princess.
have yet TO obtain thu sanction of q
father, who can never De blinded by
the glitter OF coronoti or the fame Of
titles George Gould. II i5 under.
stood. received the oycrtuses OF the
rival mobiles with the courtesy which
the royal backing demanded,
but no word of announcement ha9
been given by him. It Is said The re-
current troubles Of his sister the
former Countess Dc Costcllauc, ho"
/ Princess de Sagan. could not hclr
making him refuse his consent But
after all 1t IL Miss Marjorie wht
must decide.
/ According TO advices from Paris. 3
repre- sentative of Prince Francis Jos
/ cph Of Braganzi made the formal ap
pl!cation to Mr. Gould while the fam
TO return to New York An alto ne!
named Thomas Is said to have opened
the negotiations There Is also re
port that the Prince de Sagan wa
appealed to and that he promised I,
undertake the matter in behalf o
the young prince. But the Princes
de Sagan protested. She said tina
since De Sagan had now gained tn,
respect of George Gould by Twin.
within his income and amicablc rola
tions had been established. she di,
not want him to interfere In matte
which might lead to trouble So ID
SaGan withdrew and Baron de- BcT
ellie widely known French aristc
crat. undertook the negotiations H.
wrote to Mr. Gould at the Hotel Ritz
asking an appointment for interview
ed for home Baron de Bcgcllc pr,
duccd evidence that the princes sui
was backed and encouraged by Tia
Emperor Francis Joseph. who is jh
godfathCr of the young man Tn
baron also gave assurance that Nj,
Gould would be made a princess q
the Austrian court
Mr. Could is said to have inquire
about the settlement that might b
expected and the baron, it is rcpo.tc,
replied that the first thing was 10
tine young people 10 meet and s"e
they were congenial the scttlcmou
could be discussed later An arung,
mcpt hy which the prince expected O.
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meet Miss Gould at Rheims. whrrn
she attended the aviation meet. failed
because of his duties attendant upon
his hru,hcr'. wedding lo Mi. stow.
art in Scotland But b, IS now arr
uugiug To make % t.ip Co th" uult.l
states MIR Thomas was p,rfc 'u,
frank n ifcussinr the upsp'mtiun
lie said ao had letters from Mr Gould
and Baron de- Hrrly dcarug with 'ho
subject He made himsrl, authority
for the statements that the prince o
ambitions were being supported IT,
aaucially by man In London. whose
name hc Nithdcld
Prince Francis was greatly cncour-
aged until the news came TO him that
Prince Romauski WAS also In the lists
RomansN ls making even more active.
il less formal preparations Tor his
wooinE shIrtmakcr5. snocmakcrs. cra-
vat makers. hattcrs. jcwclrs and tail.
ors. civil and military, and all the
foremost artists In their ways have
been summcacd TO the Hotel Bristol
In Paris to take counsel regarding
the outfitting OF the duke for his trip
TO New York Previously the titlrh
/ seekers OF the hands of hcresScs were
oututtcd on agreements 10 pay dOu
Die prices when the hciross wac Won
but Leuchtcrbcrg paid 100000 caah
for his OUTFIT,
/ SO far ne has every reason - DE-
content with the progress OF his suit.
when Aiys Could was stopping AZ tn"
Hotel Ritz he was always d welcome
visitor and was often q dinner guest
Miss Gould, in true American fashion.
unchapcroucd made frequent motor
car oNcucsions with him Indeed. the
prince IS very hopeful of taking back
to Russia n fortune for greater than
that won bv Prince Miguel OF Bragan
"a for Auatria
In Louchtcnborg's favor are ,hC
facts that he is only IS years old. dc
cidedly good looking. very rich, q roy
al prince. and commander OF Tho
Tworty-scventh Regiment of Ora
goons stationed a, Kiev. ON his faith
cr's side he is descended from tn,
famous French house OF Bcauhar
nais Eugene Bcauharnis, the step
son of Napoleon. married tac Grand
Duchess Maria NIcollcvna, daughter
of Gar Nicholas Of Russia. Tn,
dukodom Of Lcuchtcnbcrg f. Bayar
ian title conferred by Napoleon.
but the Prince BraGanla may he
counted on to make a valiant contest
against the distinguished Rus sian II
is said that European royal polite
play no small part in the Austrian
courts backing OF Prince Francis.
suit The emperor Of Austria ha.
b,c' working with the kaiscr 10 cir
cumycnt King Edward OF England
who opposed the marriage OF Mis-.
Katherine Elkins to tn" Duke o
AbruZzi, because, It Is reported, b,
wa.tcd his own niece, the Prince
Patricia, to we'd thn duhc's brother
The German and Austrian monarch
view asklncc the growth of Eugli 81
domination through royal alliance ar.
B
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-11

andaSCyrre female
weakness. II h z
doctor saidI would
have TO 90 TO the
hospital for an
operation, but I
could not bear 20
think ot It. / de.
cided 10 try Lydia
l.. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
and Sapatiye W ash
and was entirely
cured after three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-11
First Ward Mothers Club.

The First Ward Mothers Club win
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All mothers are urged TO be
present There will be a display Of
flowers and fruits raised by the chill
drcn DO not miss this meeting
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Both Boys SaVec.

Louis Boon, leading merchant or
Norway. Mich, writes: Three bot.
ties OF Foley's Honey and Tar ab@o'
lutely cured my boy OF sever"
cough. and ne.ghbors boy, who
was so in with a cold that the doc.
tors gave him up, vas cured by
taking Foley's Honey and Tar
Nothing else is as safe and certain
in results. Sold by all druggists.
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BY MARY oWYN wHITEMAN

the discovering Of The North Pole. 10
one seems 20 know why he is called
a lucky Eskimo baby--hc Is. so they
tell us, Just a E-inuingfaccd lite
Etookishook fur.clad. solemn
brown face poD-iug ont IT tlv nno0.
rs though to view the con .rjy.rfy,
q pastcboard target on his slnt. rro-
claiming is title. and a s.ips loop
from its neck by which 3. con We
hooked to the wais,cof, button og
lapel
Mrs. J X T. Campbell OF ra-'s.
Texas, is visiting Mrs ! T Cole.
mas
ST Phillips Guild will meet tomor.
row afternoon at three o'clock at Mls
a. H. Sayre's.
The Foreign Missionary Sociaty oi
the Broadway Methodist church viii
meet on THURSDAY afternoon with
Mrs. T. X. Kcarncy.
| Circle No. I of the Broadway Meth.
odist church will meet with Mrs. n.
w. Randol on TucSday attcruoon At
! three O'Clock
The W. G.. T. L. met this afternoon
at the Broadway Methodist church.
The First Ward Mothers Club will
meet at the school building on Wed.
ncsday afternoon at three o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF tn"
Christian church are planning a re-.
ccption for Dr. and Mrs. Connolly on
their return to our city.
Mrs. Florence Harris and Mrs Nel
lie Fiskc. state Officers Of the Royal
Ncighbors are guests Of Mrs C. W
Bigert
The Aid Society OF the Prcsbytcr
ian church will meet with Mrs. W. Il
Burnitt on tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock
'Tis good old world, grand old
world
| trust my day; ON earth may run
Thro' all the years and year, ant
years
Till the Intcrurbans done
Mr. and Mrs T. \. Simpson hay,
returned from several days visit t,
Oklahoma city
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Fln colds are quickly cured by
Foloy's Honey and Tar, the great
throat and lung remedy. The genuine
contains no harmful drugs. Sold by
NJ druggists.
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Notice

| have bought the registered Jcr'
sey bull, formerly owned by Mr.
Bail, Of Denton, Texas, and WI
keep him at my barn on Broadway
Terms $3.50.
29ti JOHN HARTNITT,
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JOHN HARTNITT.

The Quick Comfort gas heater
takes the chill from the cool morning
and heats the room in dead winter
Sold only by.
Gtf BIVENS. CORIIN x FRENSLEN.
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NUT glass, furni-
ture, pianos, oil
" paintings, rugs,
curtains.
1t is for cleaning just
such articles as these
that Ivory Soap is ad-
mirably adapted.
1t is so mild, so pure,
so entirely free from
"free" alkali that it can
be used for hundreds of
purposes for which ordi
nary soaps are unsafe
and unsatisfactory.
Ivory Soap
994+loo Per Cent. Pure
-
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It
THE ESKl.
Some one should say
A word or so
About the lowly
Eskimo;
The icy north's
Most northern peak
Was in his garden.
so to speak,
And il just needed
A short climb
For him 10 find
II any time,
But did he go
And find the pole?
Nay, squatted by
A walrus hole
He ie' the splendid
Chance go by,
He never even
Made a try.
Hiyed on the apex
or the earth
lie knew how little
II was worth,
lie even helped
Peary ana Cook
when the appeared
To take Il look
For the old thing.
And now ne SITS
In scalskin boots
And pants and mitts
And chews a chunk
OF frozen whale.
And doesn't care
4 walrus tail
If the pole was
Found one, or twice.
lie sits down on
His hunk OF Ice
Aud dozes all
The day in peace.
His face ashinc
With blubber grease:
His wife wears the
Same sort OF clothes
Across the frozen
Seas and floes,
can not guess
To save my life
How he tells himself
From his wife.
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ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Gardiner Maine - have been q
QrraL suiIrrrr from nrgAnIn trNnhleb
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Fourth ward Mothers Club.

The Fourth Ward Mothers CluO
meets on Wednesday afternoon at the
school building
\ display Of flowers raised by the
school children will be made in com.
petition for the prizes that have been
offered.
Every mother in that ward is urged
TO attend
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Here and There.

Apropos Of the cold spell, Snap
Shots remarks: 1T is better 90 mar
~ than to freeze"
mark Twai-'i daughter has mJr.i n
4 man named Oship Gabrllowitsrh II
she had inherited her fathers sens"
of humor she could never have taken
that name seriously News
What tickle lot We are' Ou- cret'
while friend Billiken has another rival
and this new mite could live in climcs
where Billlkcn with his scanty raj
mont could never wander
He is, this new little follow that
the manufacturers have turned o1,,
Il furclad thing and is called tine
Lucky Eskimo Baby lie is the st
arrival in the flood of mo- rltics tu''
viii ot course sweep upon rs sine
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Ardmorei,e Want Ads are the best.
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Mrs J. y DOdsou Is visiting In
Fort Worth
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romoRRoW's CALENDAR.

Reception at Mrs. Eigcrts
Presbyterian Aid Society a.
Mrs. Ilu-nitt's.
St Phillips Guild a. Mr-
Sayrc's.
Broadway Baptist a, Church
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Mrs. J X. T.. Campbell OF pa''s
Texas, is visiting Mrs ! T Cole
man
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The First Ward Mothers Club will
meet at the school building on We'd
ncsday afternoon at three o'clock.
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St Phillips Guild will meet tomor
row afternoon at three o'clock at Mrs.
4. II. Sayrc's.
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Circle No I of the Broadway Mctl
odist church will meet with Mrs r
w. Randol on Tuesday atteruoon q
three O'Clock
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The W G.. T. L. met this afternoon
at the Broadway Methodist church.
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The Foreign Missionary Soci aty ri
the Broadway Methodist church viii
meet on THURSDAY afternoon with
Mrs. T. X Kcarncy.
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THE WORLDS SPORTING NEWS
PENKSYL wanna Miller CAN
BEAT WORLDS RECORD

Is not fully developed. and With
development will come. not only
greater strength aud speed but
improved form Under the futhefly
eye " Mike Murphy. that great de.
vuloper Of track material. he can
be- depended upon 10 reach that
stage NJ running perfection no nee.
oaaary TO extreme speed
That young PAUL IL seconds
faster than any other mile runner
IN this country n apparent after
d study NJ the records The fast
eht miles NJ recent years are all
above f20. the average being
about az. and thla. among the
clasHlaat men tho colleges and
athletic clubs have produced. Has
kiua i20 80 ~ the nearest 10 the
record established by PAUL in
the intercollegiate. and Trube'H
I % al Trnvcfa island il the best
performance thla sterling runner
is capable o.
II Ia 10 be hoped, for the sake
II American athletes, that PAUL
Will ere he quits tho clnder path,
meet competition worthy Of bis
steel aud. pushed 10 bis limit, will
knock Connects figures from the
niche In which they have rested
for nearly ~ years.
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Batteries Walsh and. Owens;
Lake and Kleinow.
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nv TIP WRIGHT.

wonder n our cousins IN Eng
land didn't MI w aud take notice
when the cable carried tho lnfor
nation under tho bis salt bowl
that w G. PAUL. tho PeunsYl
yanla freshman miller. bad aloafod
home 80 yardh IN front Of his field
In t;i7 ib7'
II there Ia one thing the Englluh
are oockoy over II ~ thelf run
neru. and 10 think that blhwHt
ed Yankee" should run the faaieal
milo over negotiated by an ama
tenr since Tommy Coun-ff sci the
figures at $40 80 In 1885. must
be metal am pickle for them
paulla grand mile waH the
fastest over run By an American
born athlete Connect was prod
uci of tho aud sod. so England
found some satisfaction IN his per
fofmancU About the only other
thing remaining Tor them 70 talk
about now 10 tho professional
milo record Of ii12A made by
W q George
I confidently expect TO see PAUL
place the mile record lower than
Connect dld at Tfayefs island
Only d youngater, the Penn miller
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Big GUS GETS BACK FOR
HIS EARLIER TR0UNClNG


The Canucka were helpless before
Gus Thompson yesterday. and we
won by a score Of . to 0, Not a
Beaver could be wurmed past the
first Crane. when Jack Hickey pass
-four hits.
Mikes mon rang the he'll In the
first frame. when alex Hickey pass
cd Akin and Raymond 6apron
went IN To bat for Bennett, and the
oollcse youth came through with
n dlnghat drive which sent Akin
over for the urst count
In the third session Raymond led
off with three base swat and
Bennett followed with a single
which Noted another tally In the
ninth Alien poked on, single and
stole second Gus Thompson then
drove a not one over second, and
Alien came home With the third
run.
rcniey Raymond pulled off his
daily stunt IN the sixth sessina.
when he made a theatrical pick up
OF Hickcy's torrid tap Danny shea
earned much applause when he
picked Brooks foul from the grand
stand boards. Umpire carfuthers
came IN for some ehidinE on sef'
eral questionable decisions. Sug'
den. the Canuek catcher. was ban.
lahcd and fined for dispating a do
clsion,
Thu aagras
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Al Portland.
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broadway Ia bright and ohsery.
Tho crowds are say and free.
hut johnson looked toward Lon
don.
Said. Oats Do place foh me-
lie bought a steamer ticket
And said. "tll got a fight
De English cough W freely
To nFhtahs. black OF white"
20. dressy clubs Of London. who lay
your money down,
What fortunes lie within you. o
fights o. London town.
Tho face Of Johnson clouded.
When the morning papers told
That two black husky fighters
We're coping foreign sold.
Jeanette had whipped all c5mera.
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billing himself on the ankiel Well.
be simply has 10 stand for #
but lust watch the old Homan get On
the Job for neat year
Kcidcr'a performance this year
has Just act the fans Wild in all.
round work he u head and shout.
dera above any player In the Coast
league His fielding simply borders
on tho marvellous. his hitting is
bully and immense. and ON tae hasea
be 10 a regular domon Il lie heedm.
iuK an almost daily occurrence faf
him to steal homc. and - fof steal
Ing second aud third. It's Ike taking
candy from a Nd TOT him
Tho fans knov Zeidef simply
a. Roliie. but 10 tho family bible
bis name o. ufliisa ROLAND
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GRUELLINC
CONTEST
SOLDIERS ON v. 9. TRANSPORT
ENGAGE IN A FIERCE
risric FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO. June IL
Demon" Martin. Of the Ninth U. 3
cavalry. said to be- brother Of
Denver I'd" Martin. and Mess Boy
Edward Conklin, u the TRANSPORT
Thomas. we're the principals In a
furious Ground rms battle pulled
on on the high seas while the
Thomas was Gu route TO this port
The big government steamer arriFi
ed al her dock late yesterday and
the story Of the battle vas told by
several OF the enthusiastic spec
laiora
The mill was a Eruelllng one and
wa declared a draw by the referee
Conklin, however. had two ribs
repaired at the ships hospital
caused by tho neEro's terrific
punches In the second round
Shortly before the transport sail
ed Martins dusky comrades Of ths
Ninth are said 10 have cleaned ~
considerable coin a. the result of /
match between their husky and the
champion heavyweight Of the Philip
plnea.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal June T.
Every time Charlie comlHseY. the
big chief Of the Chicago White sux.
reads the sporting PAGES Of the San
Francisco newspapers he tlopa TO
the ground and proceeds to bite him
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singing When he turned Hnily
zeidcr back to the san Francisco
club Of the Pacific Coast league.
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