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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-27
DANIEL CUPID
SCORES AGAIN
"a

Once more Dan Cupd's dar, guild
ed by "Unclr sammy took lode
ment in The hearts OF two mauipo-
nially inclined
Pratt w Finch, OF Slaley y. Y
was married Christmas day TO Miss.
Ethel Petit OF Curve. Va Tbs tou-1
pie nad been corresponding for cteht
months through a matrimonial bu-
rcau but had never gazcd upon each
other but had exchanged photo
graphs by mutual agreement, artcr
SO long a time
TIL bride to be- met the yojmE
man upon his arrival ofmKck-r &
man upon the arrival of 40 ~ ar
Pearisburg Christmas day and bon
repaired 10 Tire parsonage where
the knot that made The mUnoD was
lied After the ceremony the couple
left for Matoaka where ibc bride
sister is employed as % mHinnr n
Hugh Bradlcys store They passed
through The city Yesterday en- route
to Philadelphia. where they vnF'
spend n few days before goins to
STANLEY where they will make their
home Mr. Finch is prosperous
farmer of Stanley The bride come
from a well known family. and ha
brother who is section foreman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

"BESTFIGHT OF MY CAREER
Observation-Disclosures"
Jas. J. Leffries.

| outgeneraled f1tzsimmons In
this battle by forcinE him to lead
Ills strong hold has always been
countorlng. but aa ! kept after hun
continually. he had 60 lead or back
away, aud when thus forced he
was n0nplused
| knocked Fltzaimmona down ia
the SECOND round with n straight
left 10 the mouth and he actually
looked surprised He did his best
work In the NTH round and shot
his bolt. for HIS heaviest blows
failed 10 prove as effective az they
had against other men. In the
eighth round. after had knocked
him down. FtlEAimmona came up
looking acared Tie realized then.
1 think for the first time. that he
was beaten man. knocked him
out In the eleventh with a right
hand swing 10 the chin.
went into that tight a rank out
outalder aud when Il was over was
~ the world. a title
I have held 10 this day untarniahed
and which win continue 20 hold
thus until I again retire this time
forever from the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
Retired Champion Writes
Description of Famous
Battle With Fitzsim-
mons, Exclusively for
The Star-How Cham
pionship Was Won.
~ James !. JenrIea

TO my mind, the best fight ever
made Was against noh Fitzslm.
mons on June 3. 1899. when knock.
Cd him out in IL rounds at the
Coney Island Athletic club and be.
came champion OF the world
Previous 10 this fight ! had met
Rob Armstrong. the negro giant. In
the east. and had been criticized be.
cause | did not knock him out In a
hurry when | trained for the bat.
tie with Fltnsimmons / determined
90 80 into the ring faster and better
than I had ever been In my life. SO
could do myself Justice. had
never been In perfect shape, as |
had carried too much weight.
when I faced FitEslmmons | be-
lieve | was In the best condition I
could possibly reach. For 80 days
previous to June did not drink
drop OF water. so anxious was
20 take of weight When my
throat became parched | simply
gargled
The conditions under which
fought we're disoonraging felt
that some of nay hackers did not
think | could defeat the champion.
and Incidents Of my training had
been discouraging As a matter oi
fact. however. regard nay battle
with Fftxsimmons AS one Of the
easiest OF my career. At the end
was not even breathing deeply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
JEFF HAS NO SNAP
WITH BLACK JACK

That Jack Johnson will not take
the count before Jim Jeffries In the
first round nor In the second. or for
that matter, for several sessions
after that. II at all. Ia the belief Of
Tom McCarey. Of Los Angeles, who
was one Of the unsuccessful bidders
for the big fight.
Il consider Johnson one Of the
most wonderful men who ever
stepped Into a ring" said McCarey.
and anyone who thinks be IL Just
going into the arena TO take the
count may have TO reverse their
opinion.
Not that ! say Jeffries Is going
TO lose and johnson win. I am not
picking the winner, but am just Civ
Ing my opinion u Jack as a
fighter.
Johnson has fought before my
club several times. and on the level.
don think ! ever saw q ehfftier
man In the ring He Is simply "a
bigger edition of Joe Cans He is
the most wonderful blocker IN the
world and therein lies his strength.
IL IL next TO impossible 10 hit him.
Now there ~as Denver I'D Mar
tin. one of The Fastest men in the
ring IN his time He fought John
son 81 Los Angeles. and for twenty
rounds Martin was unable 10 l4v
his hands on the black.
Johnson did not knock him out.
but az defensive scrap II has never
been equaled. He has one Of tho
hesnest ~ eyesights, and he seems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

OF unucky fighters who willing
anxious to take anybody at old time and who cant land
Eddie his that the heeabous a
his
challenge OF
The
this
California
his promising
nothing Eddie will
first Of the
Marine has been fighting his through
Kid Curly Smith
II him
undoubtedly prove good
drawing card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

The impression has prevailed In
the minds OF some that my stom
ach was lnvulnerahie. but n this
was true. that blow F1tzaimmona
landed under my heart Ia the fourth
round would have shown tho
weakness Il was a right hand blow.
delivered with every ounce of
strength f1trsimmona possessed.
but | can honestly say Il did not
bother me
Only once during the fight did
f1tEslmmons hurt me and that Was
when he split my cyclid Its body
blows did not hurt a bit think.
however. those who Witnessed that
fight realised I could take punish
mens. for F1txslmmona hit me
hard and often. and he could HIT as
hard a. any man IN the ring AZ that
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
SUNDAYS RESULTS.
Rangers I. Thistiss =.
Seattle Z. Cslbes 0.
Tacoma 7. Heeton Q.

The double header az puNdair e
rark yesterday afternoon drew a
better crowd than has turned 0wt
during ths present nsaHnn 20 witness
q soccer match Good football wss
the order Il the day. and no time
WAS wasted between matches.
The opener ended in 4 draw be-
tween the Rangers and Thisiira
each team scoring a lone goal Thia
game did not count IN the league
standings. AZ tho schedule IL bciag
revised. leaving the Thistiss and
Rangers with an open date yestor-
day
IN the Second game the Seattle
eleven took the Ceigica DOWN the
line r. tac tune - 90
Tacoma beat RentgH % q. AZ
Hentnn In game that xaa lsss me
sided than the score would indi-
cate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

conditions the Dane nayn be wiii
give "A Wolgnat ftEffi i'acksy
Mcfarland is out - u entirely. 80
far a. Nelson ~ concerned
Several days aRo John Robinson.
Nelson's nrw manager. announced
that ha had accepted terms Tor a
20. round fight between the fattier
ana Welsh. 10 take place IN London
next February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

been iezs successful. Hl.h.
~ ~ Deem Loot @ Tom sharss ~, -
corbeit four years yo.s...
fitz. corbett the eha,n,t, -<& -
W popular IDOL. was ~ s.'
~ can't lose 70 hls fr,.ss. I
Wires Kept g4st
The f0rbett. fsgfzal.,,.
@ fought IN the daysine' - i
, ssaern Union ana Por.ss -
stretching out across "a.
'fe never - busy a. fbsr -.
Gay Tens ~ fh0,gesrAs
ln lne East hung On every ~. ]
lFtion AZ tse fight wen, \.
F9r siH Or seven rounds i
'7Fbss't "coFbeff ses,rg /. 49,
nar FItz IL firing -r,.s g
hard On the Jaw Jim /. 80. =
ink 10 land the knockouf h,es,
Use wires said "''T
lhen In tho ninth rnuxA -
i'il'9fa'e description n
feature u the fight seut -
tt.l.aa description 10 or Is ,-ss..'1
behind the actual ocrs,rr,-s.s
esine q hali Ia the elIek,nr = !.
..isKrAph soundera Just 4 ~
y - ~ n@egnds. and thrs 4.
rAaue ihlA message.
BCI.I4RTlN, F7Tz r,>,.
TIE FoCRTEEyTH Rni.xn-
That was al fer the rnes..n.
Then the details we're rss1r.r >
- tsss vas = waste u good -
N telegraph tolls Nobody -
y 10 had the better of ths ~.
eleventh. twelfth or ,h,rs~s|
round An IDOL had been detkr~s
and there vas ! new ebamr'iar !:
y hofn 70 pa homage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
ZBYSKO-
ROLL %

zbysko. the giant Polish wrestler
who popped into the spotlight by
holding Frank Gotch without a fall
for an hour last Thanksgiving In
a match az Buffalo, viii tackle our
own DR.. Roller tonight AZ Kansas
city Zbysko has contracted 20
throw Roller twice I'm an hour, and
II looks as though no had taken
over q pretty rough Job, that Is, n
the men wregtle ITO form"
Besides having made an excellent
showing against the champion.
Ibysko has another claim 20 fame.
His name is spelt more ways than
any other man I'm the world of
sport can boast Of. Zbysko. Zbysco.
Ibyscko and Zbyssoo are few
samples. No one but the big
foreigner knows The real oombina-
tion OF letters and he isn't telling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
jim CORBETT WAS A POPULAR
IDOL WHEN JEFFRIES BEAT HIM

James rorhett and Bob f'ttx.
simmons will ~ on the outside hook
Ing Ia Nhcn Jsffri~s and Johnapn
mix things up next July. bat there
was a time. not 20 nafuliy Ions ago.
" ben people were fighting FOR a
place az tho box office window, will
lnE 20 pay anywhere from - 20 al
have u out
Next 10 the cofb~ii Sullivan fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

cry seldom does club iosr game u baseball
because player has failed % taks advantage Of
an opportunity to scorc.
The NeI@ Lost wsme N DetFpit IA this way
last season and a good many people. who saw the
contest. ore sfsi Wondering shat possessed Esili
Hinchman 20 aEaripek double play that ~0uid
have male difference IN the result
Tbs fAAy came up IN this Along about
the knurfh inning Detroit managed "a g.f nren
on secnrti ana third. with ono mar oat.
NvithrF tram had scored and with Cobb ard
KeaAanafs coming np IL booked Mood for the TlKera
Ty at I hoif ~ a fa~t one handed on ~ AttsFs
Young ADD aoat terrific iine drive frso etatuf
field.
WhSn fh~ bali inft TIRE has " did no, look -
th9tsxh pHrFe wae chance for Hnchn8An who
Was 4tsslnR center a. set a. M Nasnrniiv bsth
N thlfas Hfsd Crawford tlsc other base runner
Ia rofH an they The hall shoot into the 0nf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
SAYS WELSH
MUST GO IS ROUNDS

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 Evidently
realizing that To engage ia a 40
round fight with Freddie Welsh. the
btiilsh lightweight champion, he
would DO placing HE title In
Jeopardy Battling Nelson declared
today that II Welsh wants 4 fight
must be for ts rounds or 10 q
finish
u wslah refuses 70 hcoep, these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

a. New orleans Sept 7. 1882. the
gOrbett Fiizeimsnoua battle az Car
son city. March ~. 1897. WIS the
biggest pugiiisiic event u the iaat
two or three decades
AMER beating sullivan nj New or
leans. c~ri5ett had whipped Charley
Mitchell Jan. co, 1908 I'm Jig time.
and had gone ous on a long road OK
hlbition. IN which be had eon thou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

Tomorrow Tire Star will pubiiah
upon ,hgs page a story BY Jack
johnson. In which the present
heavyweight champion tells o. the
toughest fight he ever mad. with
man who came within an ace of
beating Jim Jsffriea early 10 the
career o. that great fighter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

a
Judged the sphere a ncey made splendid
HiiL % had his
flashed mind Mcintyre
and @Haft
9unrlder =
u Here
back 20
third and stayed eFe showing he would not have ic then
the Crawford a
Hlnphntnn
q 10 cond.
ana nsed ~ the maps having double play which would
isosauan the followed
y and Hlneanan ne
looked :
% do ths Instead ~ tossing
Eamc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

20 be able 20 divine Just what n
coming and block II. Coming In az
n 10 lay himself open for a knock
out wallop. he always beats the blow
by a shift backward
He rs faster than Corbctt, al
though a different kind OF boxer.
Corbetts footwOrk was wonderful.
but Johnson In addition can twist
his body as quick as his feet. IT
seems TO be instinct to him.
Il am saying this In no sense
detractlng from Jeffries ability. Jeff
II different fighter. and when they
meel " ahOuld be- an Interesting 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

fighter transformed him froH big
NUMBERING thinking FOUNDER into clever and speedy boxer
ability punishment
until he graduated Tommy
lass.
the lacnss that he JEFF In his
big fellow defend himself something awful
Time and he beat Jr face Jelly and finally when the big
the and into his giant strength He finally made
effectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

behind that Tommy
\ Icffcs the wires few
OF a bitter
fighters
drawn
report they
the will be
welcome the friends and wellwishers Of both
Iefs fight with Fismmons when he captured hc
championship be and Ryan have been and good hae she
fell question OF
Ryan overlooked something like
Ryan
losing ticket
friends both believed that nothing short
the time together again
Tommy aehed with Jeff and with
mind months trying condition Jim Corbe
for his second fight with jeff which place san Francisco in
Corbctts that
fight and there doubt that Ryan believed that about to
killed all speed and made
the instead
his fight
blow did hts principal
II while
with him Get for Gods
Kill Well Corbes finish tenth u ring
history anything about Rynns feelings which
perhaps well for the purity Of the dope book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

Well. fans, here you are. face 10
face with Johnny Ward. Murphy's
man Friday. who lost his fight for
the presidency Of the National
Ward was once a star inficlder
on the old Giants. and later studied
law and became less strenuous
pleader and golf player. lie has a
fighting face. You can see that by
the chin. that he habituaily thrusts
out. even when arguing with a Jury.
He got that chin no doubt. by long
and varied arguments with the um-
plres az an earlier day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
Oil Paintings for Presents

Genuine o Paintings on art wood in tho burnt wood effect
Ike cut; also OIL Paintings in nice gilt frames
These pictures l0x20 inches regular value $500 TO
S'Vo eaeh special Tor Christmas ........... $1.75
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
LEADING
THE SOCCER
TEAMS

Sundays game did not eouni ~
league percentages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20
Y. M. c. A. WRESTLERS
IN TRY-OUT TOURNEY

The Y. NJ q. A. wrestlera will
hold o try-out tournament tomor-
row night TO determine the team
mat win represent the local branch
~ the Northwestern champlonship
contests. All the mat men are IN
good condition and some exception
Any good matches are expected.
The events viii be pulled of In
the y. NJ. g. A. gym.
Yale Harvard, Princeton and Co
lumbia 10 play chess December
22-2A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

DANCE AT DREAMLANo.
Dance tonight Admission free.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-20

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

Vicar-Tm sorry to hear you've been heart Thomas. fhomas-Yaas. zur: but it's my liver wot be wrong, ye know, zur.-Tattler.
 MscGregor-I hope they don't take to joy riding in these airships? Mac Bride-Why? MscGregor-We'd all us from falling beer bottles.-Bunaio
 Seems this Seattle exposition was A success" Yes, it was a surprise to me all around I didn't suppose they could think up new name for a mid- way, but they did."-Louisville Cou- rier Journal
 Little Willie-Say, pa what is hyp- ocrite? Pa--A hypocrite. my son. is q man who publicly thanks Providence for his success, then gets mad every time anybody insinuates that he isn't mainly responsible for 1t himself Tit. Bits.
 Head Waiter-what's the matter with that dyspeptic looking old chap over there at the fourth table? As sistant-He's got grouch. He was getting all ready to make A kick about that cantaloupe, and he found it was a good one-Chicago Tribune {,
 My dear" What Is it. hubby ?n T wish you would drop around at the market|today and inspect a steak that hold an option on. Then, if you like 1t, call at my ofice and we'll sign the transfer papers."-Pittsburg Post. .i-
 50 your husband promised you he would never play cards except for fun?" Yes" answered young Mrs. Torkins, doubtfully; but he aftervzrd explained that he didn't consider it any fun unless there was something in the way of money involved."- Washington Star
 Unsophisticated Visitor-why do SO many of your best people play what they call bridge whist Society Lead er-Oh, just to make time fly. Unso- phisticated- Visitor-T see-time is money.-Chicago Tribune.
 Little Dorothy was playing 'hcuse" with her small friend Elizabeth, when suddenly she said. 'I guess I'll haf te go home ?' What for?" asked Betty with a good deal of concern. "To asst my mamma if I can tum back again" answered Dorothy.-Womans Home Companion.
 Quite recently a warship of the Att lantic squadron found it necessary to call for a few hours at a military port on the coast of Ireland. Tommy At kins, meeting a full bearded Irish tar in the street couple of hours later, said: Pat when are you going to place your whiskers on the reserved listT' When you place your tongue on the civil list" was the Irish sailors reply.-Tit-Bits
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
NOTICE!

The Legal Voters of the West Chel- sea School District are hereby warned to meet at the Mt Pleasant School Building on Monday, Sept. 20th.- 1909, to elect by ballot three members of the Board of Education each to serve three years. also to elect a Clerk, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes to serve one year. to take action on the reports of Treasurer and Board of Education, to lay tax to pay the ex- penses of the district for the ensuing year and to make appropriation for the pay of district officers, and do any other business proper to be done at said meeting. Ballot boxes will be opened at 3 o'clock, closed at S. Re- ports submitted at 8 p. m.
 Per order Board of Education:
 A. H. BREED.
 WILLIS T. ROGERS.
 HENRY c. PECK,
 HENRY D. JOHNSON
 THOMAS H. BECKLEY,
 WILLIAM W. IVES,
 HERBERT M. LEROU,
 MARTIN F. BENT.
 JOSEPH D. PFEIFFER. Norwich, Conn, Sept. IS. 1909.
 Sep14T, ,Th,M
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
FOR A DEAR LADY.


 No more with overnowing light Shall fill the eyes that now are faded. Nor shall another's fringe with night Their woman-hidden world as they did, No more shall culver down tho drvs The flowing wonder of her ways Whereof no language may reduite The shfting and the many shaded.
 The grace. divine, dennitiye Comes only as a. faint forestalllng: The laugh that love could not forgive IS hushed. and answers to no calling; The breast where roses could not live Has done with rising and with falling
 The beauty. shattered by the laws That have creation in their keeping, No longer trembles at applause Or over children- that are sleeping: And we who delve in beauty's lore Know all. that we. have known before Of that memorable cause Makes Time so vicious in his reaping. Edward Arlington Robinson In
 Scribner's.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
The Auditorium.


 Unprecedented success is following the holiday week and that the bill is a most attractive one is evinced by the capacity houses attending. The pace set by the vaudeville bill of last week was a hard one to follow, but tke management has succeeded in putting Nogether show which equals if not excels that of last week. Coop CT starts the ball a-rolling in ven triloquial skecth entitled Fun in a Barber Shop. His closing number. song, in which five distinctly different voices are heard, is one of the best pieces of ventriloquism ever present. ed. Clotilde and Montrose keep up the good work with their snappy line of acrobatic foolishness. For 8 good, lively song and dance team, Golden and Clifford are a hard pair to beat. +Flourette," one-act musical com edy. is ably presented by Sidney and Mcdonald MT. Sidney's clever inn perSonations of a French actress stand out as a unique piece of character work.
 Miss Edwards scored immediate success in the Highland march song, Bonnie, My Highland Lassie. The ballad, No One Knows How Much 1 Miss You, was also favorably re- ceived.
 A strong bill of motion pictures will be presented today and tomorrow. The Necklace, one of the most pa thetic pictures ever taken, teaches powerful story of the reward of van ity. A clever detective story. Traced by a Kodak. unravels the plot of a mysterious theft
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
Gets It Going and Coming.

The people who imagined that shoes would be any cheaper under the new tariff regulation of free entrance on foreign skins were building with but little hope, for experts in shoe prices now announce that such a result is impossible. and that instead of having lower prices the chances .are that prices will be higher. owing to the scarcitv of hides. People are said to be eating too little meat, and the less meat we eat the fewer hides are pro- duced in this country The fewer hides. the higher the price. So. if we eat more meat the price of hides will be lowered. But the price of meat is goin~ up, an increase being announced very recently, so the poor consumer gets it going and coming. If he eats a lot of meat to increase the amount of hides it costs him a lot of money: if he fails to eat meat to produce hides the price of his shoes goes up. Fine. fine.-New buryport News
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the Dis. trict of Norwich. on the 18th day of Scl tember A. D. 1909.
 Prcsent-NELSON J. AYLING, Judge
 Ls tate of Sarah E.. Baker late of Griswc cid. in said district deceased.
 The executrix exhibited her admin istratl,n IT account with said estate to tue court for allowance; it is there= fore e
 Ordered, That the 21st day of Sep tember A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said district be. and the same is, appointed for hear ing the same, and the said executTix is directed to give notice thereof by publishing this order once, in some newspaper having a circulation in said district at least four days prior to the date of said hearing. and make re-
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge.
 The above and foregoing-is a true copy of record.
 sep16d Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs at Breed Theater.
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Auditorium.
 The White squaw at Roadway the ater.
 Norwich lodge, No. 4S0. B. F. O. E., meets in Pythian hall.
 Center Oneco No. 3, l. o. O. R., meets in odd Fellows hall.
 Court Sachem. No. 94, F. of A. meets in Foresters' hall.
 Germania lodge, No. Il, o. D. H. s., meets in Germania hall.