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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
Barkentine Stripped.

The barkentine Iindstol. which arr rived here at late hour last night with foretopmast, mainmast and many of her spars and rigging gone, present cd sorry spectacle in the harbor this morning when ship carpenters went ou, to her to make estimates for repairs as much is to be done before the vessel is fit to again put to sea.
 Captain Jensen, who has been in this port many times on various foreign vessels, states that the hurricane of September 21. which caused the dam age to his vessel. was the worst he has encountered during his forty years of sea life, and at some times during the blow his vessel would seem to almost stand on end and plunge down into the trough of sea. only to rise again.
 Every moment he and the crew ex pected to be the last. and after forty. eight hours they almost collapsed when the storm subsided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
CREOLE SHOOTS WIFE
PERCY BADGETT, or PENSACOLA,
 CAPTURED.
Woman is Dying and Hnsband Shows No Regret For the Deed Barkentfne Limps Into
 Port.

Pensacola, Fla. Oct. 2--tSpecial.)-- Returning to his home after an ab- sence of several weeks in Mobile, and finding his wife with another man. Percy Badgett. Creole. at an early hour this morning, fired three shots at the woman, one of which struck her. passing through the langs and in- fiicting wound from which 1t is thought she will die. badGett then fled. dropping the revolver as he ran :.
 Mounted police officers were called and followed Badgett, capturing him about { o'clock this morning. several miles west of the city He was on his way through the country to Mobile.
 The man admitted that he had shot his wife. and when told that she was in a dying condition evidenced no sor- row. He claimed that he had returned home early in the afternoon and be- coming suspicious. waited until late hour before going to his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

MT, and Mrs. Louis Lowenstein and MT: Sidney Lowenstein returned yes- terday from their summer outings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
REM0YAL NnTICE

REMOVAL NOTICE.
 After September 30th M. and o. R. R. city passenger office will be located at 16 Commerce St. Telephone No Afo4. --AiY -kt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

Mrs. Scale Harris and children ar- rived home today from Monteyallo.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Luce expects to leave on Sunday for a trip to Neu, yorlr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

Misses Josephine and Nina Martin are In New York and are stopping at the Marlborough Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

MT. and Mrs. George Vaughan have taken a house for the winter on Mich igan Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Hamburg Belle. the greatest troi-
ting mare ~ resent years. Lou Dii.
lan not excepted. died yesterday Al
her winter quarters ~ Themasriile.
Ca. where nhe had been taken 90
escape tho risors u a northern win
ter. Tho mare took cold while
being shipped. hasevcf. which ds.
volopcd Into pneumonia. and rapidly
proved fatal
Il Was only few months ago that
Hamburg Belle was purchased b.
u 81 HAMS IT Cleveland for the
sufn u $50. Qua. the largest amount
ever fstid for a trottinw mare. She
ssaH bred IN krnsuc ~ hy Edward
ana Joe Madden. SIMS ~ tile Ia
nous horaruan. John = Madden
she we're hnossn az the youngest
breeders in ths world. and eba Hoia
ths marc % NJ Hanna Hamburg
Bells was daughter ~ the famous
aiFa AKWnrthy. and " was expected
a ffsr time ~ fhN sale that u1at
year Aho would have broken all On .
intiaE SucoFGs. az her rwsNarhah bic
performances last summer led or.
fsefts 90 expect that result Ter beat
rerformanca was in tsa match race
with THAN 81 North Randall. q
last August when Rhr ttatEsd the
second heat ia a0i as after frat
ssaE tho frat heat In 4ieiA Th~se
Were The tao fastest heats ever trut
ted N competition shr Nan In
namerabic stakes during the cam
raiEn On thc Eastern circuits last
suminor. and was practically an
beaten "a tho tirnn ~ her retirement
ia thu fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

~ how Il felt. vas anxious TO try
Il on the other fellow
Braun and Ito finally settled their
differences ot opinion as 60 the de-
tails of the so last alEht. the dead.
lock. which Threatened 20 bring all
negotiations 20 a standstlll. being
broken when the men got together
and made mutual concessions TO
got hts own way In the matter Of
clothes. while Braun for hla part got
a better understanding az 10 some
u the rules under which the men
sill wrcatic.
Braun Is no novice az the japan
ess style of wrestling. having gone
IN for Jin-iitsu as a business about
eight years ago. and having defeated
many Of the Sipponexe cracks al
their own game aincn that time. un
understood the principles % tins sci
enco long before be became a PRO
fesHionai. for as a boy he mixed Il
around The JAPANESE quarter ~ San
Francisco with many good oppo-
uents Braun has the reputation Of
being a rough customer on the mat.
and many - the plan that the willy
iaps have laid 70 put him ous ~
business for good Ha has been bit.
ten. chewed, guuEed and crushed IN
a way that makes the average fight
ing dog look like a pampsfed pct IN
comparison. The foaKher the game
the better Braun likes II. and while
such pleasant little diversionn as
worrying your opponents throat and
growing over his PROSTATE body
have been barred from Friday
nights bout BY the articles. II viii.
nevertheless. be good huEflinx AZ.
fair. Even 7. r. couldn't cali the
two men who viii face each other
-mollycoddles-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
IEffRIfS-KAUfMAN
MATCH THE
LATEST

NEW york. Nov. n. william A.
brady this afternoon posted $40 900
with Max Biumrnthai with fhr un.
teratandinE that n Was 10 20 10
James J Jefffisa N he will step into
The rims with Al Kaufman. the bat
tie 20 be fought within 90 days.
brady Etlpulatsa that the fight IL
% b. FOR 10 rounds. and II may BIO
held either privately or In public. AZ
Jeffriez desires. n "a Is held IN pub
ltc. BRADY announces that jeff may
nave the entire gais receipts Brady
mas offered also 60 post a side bet
~ 1900 that Kaufman viii win
hFndy's dislike for the alfalfa farmer
is wei known In case Jeffrlea turns
down tho offer. II Ia said that Brady
viii put 40 any amount that Jeff
desires that Johnson will win by the
Knockout route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
Attell and Webster
Matched BY McCarey

los ANGELES. Nov. ii.--Ban-
tam Champion Monte Attell and
Danny Webster Of this city. have
been matched 10 fight 10 rounds
for the tito and championship
diamond studded belt at this Maud
Junction pavilion. November %.
The ilt;ls fellows fought 10
vicious rounds before Mccarey'a
Pacific Athletic club In October.
bat the belt offered By the pro
meter 10 the winner was withheld
because neither man received a
majority newspaper verdict For
the coming battle the boys will
weigh In AZ lis pounds al o'clock
IN the afternoon. No referee has
been named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
MULD00H 0UTp0INTS cAMPl0H
In FOUR WHlRLWlHD ROUNDS

The Ballard Athletic clubs smoker
held AZ the club house last night. was
a success from start 10 finish, the
three wrestling and five boxing
bouts staged by the club manage
ment providing excellent sport.
The T. r. o. sign was hung out
early In the evening. an unexpected
ly large crowd turning out 10 see
the fun.
The principal go OF the evening
was between the heavyweights
Muidoon and CampiOn. the former
boxing at 1856 and the latter at 1856
pounds. In spite OF the big weight
concession. Muldo0n was returned
the winner after the scheduled three
rounds, and an extra round that WAS
necessary before a decision on
points could be reached The light
er man proved the cleverer, although
the bout Was close all the way
through.
In the 12O-pound class Iyanbaum
won from Nash. and In the i30-
pound class Roy Brown, the clever
little boxer Of the s. A. g., won
from Clinton. Both these fighters
went the full three rounds, and the
decisions were on points.
Fogarty secured draw with
Wired, both men fighting at 1876,
and Martin and Branigan also left
the ring with honors even. The
latter fight was at 1853 pounds.
The next event carded by the Bal
lard club ~ an lnterciub smoker
with tho Rcnton Athletic club ON the
22d OF this month. when some good
boxing and wrestling features will
be pulled off Bobbio Swint, the
les pound amateur champion Of the
Coast, Will fight for Renton in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11


clothes than couple Of hsh school girls planning costume" for the
commencement dag play Braun has set ideas about the cut Of his
Jacket and panta aud Ito with Nppneae obsnacy that he
won't near the mat unless both ssed out eeeons to his
IDEAS
ooshness uulntiatod
we'll known Battle Creek product rherea reason Jiujsu
very
collect in his fiat Japanese custom has established hard and fast
Of should
introduce Innovations and In this he to have shade the best
when grappic
consists Of the right and handful 'nis
Ia dseonecrns 70 find that pants are being cut with deep go %
Braun doesn't far Eddie Robinson who unbushingy
without all but has tangled ideas
that Ito doesn't TO stand for.
For 1t though breach breeehea
bring termination whispered in
diplomatic circles that Braun had already been handed his passports
things patched
and peace smiles on the respective camps once more
The DEATH OF WILLIS NOTCH
fighters capable Britt had both Stanley Kechel and
battling lightweight and the middle
champion
friend and advisor Now both against 10 find
head for the financial end
Kesehe has been bcssei offers
Mlchgande however.
no hurry 10 form new connections and has announced his nen
Keehei hitting that Kills the death Of bits friend
and and that he ehoa, Of his former self
FRANK oorcH BEING BREACH OF PROMISE
by sweet gi OF twenty-five ~ha alleges chat the
her sixty mushy love letters To wrcse successfully
aaiceives
manieAsiOns. Is going for worlds champion
AGAINST FOOTBALL. As IT Is PLAYED
today the
country seriously
the been fortunately
from fatality serious accident
California the bis universities the old
years many col
followed
Rugby popular opinion
the
by
board heard 81 hn land The
players
equally praises variety
mtted the points
Canadian line the adoption Rugby field
international matches and for matches
University Of California Varsity and school
there
being made voluntarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
OREGON AGGIFS A
fast, HEAVY,
TEAM

Reports from the Oregon Aggica'
football camp. which ths U. % VS.
team win invade next Saturday. are
not intended 10 give tho varsity men
the idea that they ara going to have
things all their own way.
Although many coaches send out
heaF stories about how their best
players ars injured and out % the
game for good. Coach MetHger
doesn't believe In that plan. Ito
II telling the truth when he says
that his team is strong enough. in
his estimation. 20 wipe the Varsity
or the map.
II would take some team 20 do
that, however Coach Dobie ia xiv
ing his players 20 understand this
week that he r. scared 10 death Of
the big Oregon farmers. but he cant
quite talk his players or the stu
dent body into believing the same
way He n Keeping the squad At
Il this week. but IL taking care not
TO put out any of the players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

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They are the improved extra sec
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We have sold them for the past 4
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There IL nothing that viii please
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than a set Of these toa spoons. The
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We offer you the highest grade AZ
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

GonEing out eyes by using the
first finger as a scoop VIII not b.
allowed IN the iiu- iitsu meeting be-
tween Braun and Ito tomorrow
night Biting on any part OF the
body Is also barred. the men having
decided TO eliminate teeth holds.
Both these provixos were added
10 the articles yesterday. when the
men came together 20 settle the
final details af the match. Braun
and Ito were both willing 20 agree
10 the no-Kouging clause. az neither
Is anxious to lose his eyeslght 10
make a Seattle holiday. but Braun
was not SO ready to bar the teeth
holds. II seems that In a match
which he had in san Francisco some
time ago. Braun's Japanese oppo-
nent slipped new one over on him
al a critical moment by getting a
good hold on mouthful or finger.
and Braun. with vivid rec0liections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
- '-ll1-@77-111111--
UMPIRES MAYE
SECURED By DRAr

MEMPHIS. Term xn IL
fight for the rsext rs<<tl1f ,aln|
fha annual eonFsnfle 4 IL 4
tionai Associatlon q Nnx La
promises 20 be 4 bot 90 Cd
Omaha and ilcssfFfiis m I'd
a CREST bid for fhs IN ~
The Kentucky city. kcsmr. a
20 have the esfl "a tk< efhx Il
despite The fact thz; the mafzl
~ the bigger iezrses ~ s'su|
hard for Chicago AZ itr
Louis and ssEns u ths sx<z 4
mates are boostinx orazz
The principal aussis hxzH1
yesterday afsernocn ~ y ri
ponnl 10 sign and - sz;r5
through the same eAxzls = I
tains with tina plzysx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
WHAT oorcH WROTE.
ny rai,.a r,.-.)

CHICAGO. Nov. ii--~AD attorney
for sadie Currta today made public
a letter which tho Kfri claims Prank
Doteh. the champion heav yNcishi
wtestisr. whom she IL suing Tor tss.
900 fsr breach ~ promlpe. wrote to
her She declares that tho letter wan
received october - ~ thih year. The
letter. which ~ published to-day.
says
Dear Haais arn sorry that you
are having - much trouble. Am
sure that you must have enough 30
pay your board AZ any first class
hotel They n4uat have helped you
spend that bunch ! savs you last
summer. Enripnea you will find
a2e~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
JEFF MAY FIJI
SEVERAL Conn
ONES |
BY TIP wsIaar

remember a fewm a..
everyone was a9klnv n. ~
can Jeffriea come 49, ~ y ~
q lot % Old timers 49, =
. .i class after 4 few = :
ION ,, the supDoaiilon 49,
deep rooted that II 4 -,
come back "n'1
! know there IA ao,....
talk Runners whe n,.,. \.
i.a'n after reaching ~ -.
W training and I've 4 n
seldom show a flash
form The same apn,I, i i
inArksmcn, bail PLAYER ~ =
" every branch 81 49,, -
hvt there Il no GUIANA -.
~ aays they cant ars,. ~
tho biK reason they ds WI
mino, y that they dos ~ \.
come back In IS. -.
On NE other hand. Jim js,,s
pears TO have started = ~. K.
road, and ! believe ~ !. ~
back and Do a. soo1 l, 1.
But II IL EASY eno,,vh i.
fellow 70 find out $780, "
come back" long IN $780,, J.
nghi with Johnson
] expect 70 hear h.fw.
Jsffriea win indulge Il s.'., -.
before he insets Johnrs
mean thas he win box spsr,s.,
ners III hts training esss !.
Tighter does whsn rrern = !
BATTLE. but partielpsie /, 49, ~
with the best men b ., -.
inset him Good. fix t,s.,.'
can so some" xhes ~, ~.
and who VIII andeavor n mn IN !.
pig fellow extend AsmrsF
For the wake q arxan~.. j
suppose Jeffriez does IL. : !
= s"srn heaFyNelsHtz h "A. :.
three o. four nanfhs / 49, )
and his advisers wa 4 y. !!
deserEnine. w s1e wa " tr...
~ his hseu. whether N - ~,
back" or whether hls Nv N
since his Last battle hss iss~ ~
the spsed and The stamina =
electric punch which lsnax
head and shoulders above d !
big f1eu IL the fighting eaus
Half dozen good rough
isatties viii DO more 10 prsx
jeff. his advisers and the pos.z
how good be Is Or can hs I.xss
al the stunts be car per,rr
gymnasium ~ training ears I
months And no oas kr,n
better than the iax ss.Iss NJ
men who ara supporting Mn I
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Although the Louisiana authori-
ties have enforced the nti-bstting
law 80 rightly that the New orleans
race tracks are closed tight, they
80 no apparent harm IN prize fights,
even ON Sunday. Within EunAh0i
~ New Orleans several boxing clubs
are pulling of fights on the Sab
bath and are receiving plenty OF
patronage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
wind BIDS FOR
THE BIG FIGHT

NEW YORK. Nov. ia 4
prominent sporting man, 4
close 10 James J. JeffrIes. de. 4
clsred today that tho fabulous 4
offers for the fight between 4
Jack johnson and Jeffries 4
were all wind bids" Not one I
OF them, he declares. Ia bona 1
flde, nor has II been backed ,
with a certified check. The ,
promoters, who are In a po- /,
' sision TO stage the fight. he 4
! says, are holding off In the /,
! fear that they will run up the ,
bidding too high. 4
4~44EFE 44s44~4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

coming meeting. going In against
Hubbard.
Bert Kinkead Of the Seattle Ath-
le,ic club refereed the wrestling last
night while James Kelley was tho
third man In tho ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

! BATTLING NELSON rs
BIDDER FOR FIGHT.

\ BOSTON, New. tfs--Bsstiinp !
Nielsen has announced himself !
, a. q bidder for the Johnson
; Jeftrisa fight. Last night he !
; wired the Managers 81 tho two
, fighters that he would offer a
purse of $4,000 for the fight.
providing " went 10 finish
and took place IN Virgins. New. ,
} srsss Nelson essns property. !
) The BATTER offers 10 pest q GER ,
; tilted check fer $4,000 10 bind I
; the match. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Bost0n's ice rink under constrie-
ton will add to the great chain OF
Ice rinks 10 be operated from the
Atlantic to tho Pacific, the two
latest additional being Denver and
San Francisco. Spokane, Wash,
has it's rink completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Tommy Coleman. the FRANKFORT
coiorcd lightweight. fell from a rail-
road train recently and got pretty
hadly battered up. hts face being
cut and his nose broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

Al Kaufman. the California heavy
weight. says that Jack Johnson,
while a clever boxer. can't hit hard,
and he thinks Jeffries will be sure
winner II the pair ever meet In tho
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11
coTcH TO WREsTLE
zBYsKo, POLISH CHAMP.

BUFFALO,. Nov. ffe-Frank ,
ootch, the worlds champion 4,
wrestler, who dsfestsd Raice- I
vieh, the italian, in Chicago, I
Tuesday night, has been match ,
cd with zbysko, tho Polish ,
champion. The men came to- ,
gether here last night over the ,
! terms Of the match, which will /
\ probably be, decided on Thanks /
: giving day. The place Of meet !
! ing is not mentioned In the ,
: articles, but II lie believed that !
4 this city will be chosen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-11

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-25
DEEvER BACK TO topeka
United Brethren Appointments An
nounced at Holton.


Holton, Kan. Oct. 25.-Following
is the stationing committees report
of the Northeast Kansas conference,
Church of the United Brethren In
Christ, which closed it's annual ses-
sion in Holton Sunday: w. M. Jones,
presiding elder; Adrian. j. Wkyert;
Big Springs, S. T. Harbour; Bancroft,
E. B. Slade; Corning, T. D. Haalbert;
Council Grove, r. M. Hite; Denton, j.
F. Reynolds; Eskridge, N. A. Blana;
Fostoria, D. w. Shaw; Green, ]. D.
Stevens; Holton, E. R. Baker; Kan
waka, M. T. Clark; Kansas City, N.
L. Vezie; Lawrence, ]. M. Manion; Lee
compton, C. F. Bowers; Leavenworth,
Kyle Murray; Manhattan, W. Pom
thus: Mayday, Clyde Hughes; Meriden.
F. M. FISHERMAN. McLouth, e. E.
McCafferty; New Lancaster, N. G.
Faubion; Ozawkie, N. H. Huffman;
Oskaloosa, B. F. Henry; Usage City,
P NJ Herrick Peoria. w. E. Hollewell;
Robinson. w. B. Fees; Richland, j.. B.
Dever; Soldier, F. w. May; Topeka,
First Church, o. T. Deever: Topeka,
Leland Street, J. Lewis; Whiting, M.
L. Robey. T. D. Critics, D. D., presi-
dent of Campbell College, Holton; w.
s. Reese and Charles Bissell, profess
sors in Campbell college, Holton; w.
c. May, pastor First Church, Kansas
City, Mo-. II. Snyder, secretary of
the conference
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-25
NOT TILL June.
Prof. Dyche Says He'll Be Ready for
Mount Mckinley Climb Any Time.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct 25.-Prof L.
L. Dyche, the University of Kansas
scientist and explorer, is pleased with
the news of DIR. Frederick A. Cooks
acceptance of his services for the
Mount Mckinley expedition, and while
he has heard nothing directly from DR..
Cook save the brief telegram of ac-
ceptance, he will be in readiness when
ever the order comes to start.
st am not making very many plans
until / hear more from DR.. Cook.
Prof Dyche said this afternoon, land
as I sent my letters to New York I
ont expect to hear till some time
next week.
Prof. ~Dyche is of the opinion, how
ever that it will be useless to make
the attempt to scale the big peak be-
fore June.
by June, should say, the rivers
that drain into Cooks inlet from the
slopes of the Alaska mountains will be
open and that an expedition could save
much hard work by taking advantage
of that" Prof, Dyche said. by going
I'D the Suchitna river from the inlet.
and following the Chulitna, which is
tributary of the former river, L believe
t would be possible to get within fifty
or sixty miles of the peak in launch.
do not know what DR.. Cook vii! do.
nut from there 1 should favor taking
party of fifteen or twenty Indians
who can carry eighty to a hundred
pounds of pack stuff each, and at the
same time can supply themselves by
hunting along the slopes Up to the
timber line. That is the method have
always used in the mountains and
have found it very satisfactory
If. DR.. Cook orders the start sooner,
however, Prof. Dyche will cancel his
lecture plans for the year and go north
any time.