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THE FARMERS PAPER

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Good Roads Great Value.

A good road IS convenience and n
necessity. It helps both the buyer and
seller of farm produce. 1t Is invalna
BILE to farmer ana merchant alike.
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A Sure Scheme.

Young Wife, am determined to
learn at what hour my husband comes
home at nights Yet do what | will
cannot keep awake. aud he is always
careful not 70 make Il parti, le of noise.
Is there any drug viii h produces
wakefulness? Old Wife-No need to
buy drugs. Sprinkle the floor with
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B. Johnson Says
He Could Have
Bought the Cubs

Ban johnson. president Of the American
League. Is out with q statement that In
1905 Jim Hart then principal owner Of the
Chicago Cubs. offered to sell that club to
him. three months before Charlie Murphy
says he liked the proposition and would have
bought the club. except Tor the fact that be
was tied up BY ten:year contract with me
old assoca;cs, who had made. 1t possible for
MIN to make the American League the big
power in asbeao.l that 1t is to-day.
1t Is the one best bet that JohEson's state.
nent is q true one, MS during all III, strife
between the american and National League
Hart, L in fact. Hart had bu, Little to DO with
the war proceedings, rs he was satisfied to
nave two clubs in Chicago.
More trouble for Charlie Murphy This
time 1t is Harry PullIam. president q the
National League. that is after HIN. II may
well. he don't say much, OF anything, but he
intimates that he has the goods on Murphy
as FAR as the alleged funny handling Of the
is going to tell al he knows at the schedule
on on Feb, 90 49,
Three more, signed contracts came into the
Giants heodgyn.,ers yeiisrass sli.- plfHhsr,
ments At the Highlanders' office Secretary
Abe Nahon received the contract Of Catcher
waiter Blair biat say: he expects 70 n maks
last year. over in BROOKLYN President Eh-
bets had three contracts hendsd him BY the
mail nan Ihey were rn rom Edfa n,I asnpoT
in the Eastern League last season. while
Rverspa and Froeli-h are seni.prntcSlonal
catchers who have made good around Brook
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Receipt That Cures
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Strong and Vigorous.

have In my possession a prescription for
nervous debility. Jack OF vigor, weakened
vitality. Ealing memory anu line back,
brought m b. excuses, unnatural drains, or
the foles o! youth. that has cured so many
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d"terminei to send a copy o. the prescrip.
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W mink owe II to my fellow-men 10 send
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aan ,:h Who Is weak and dscourased with
pspeltrd failures may stop ,druGging himself
wl,h harmful patent medicines secure what
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purse. l also won several nice side be-
as well.
Want Him TO Fight Herrera.

Immediately after WANING over Han
lon the isn't promoters WHGe a rush for
ne. one Of tnem-then uui nOwn-Bllly
nolan. matchmaker Of the Butte Athletic
Club, wired M manager Teddy Murphy,
already known MS the 10y Manager"
Offering a 1900 purse for tweujy-round
battle with Aurelia Herrera for Labor
Day. Sept. .. Murph", showing signs OF
n cleve. manager, did not reply !mmc.
dlately, He put the contest up to the
highest bidder and Uncle Tom McCarey
OF Los Angeles and Nolan bid against
each other for three days, when Nolan
came through with an Offer Of a $3.50
purse and transportation from San Fran
cisco to Butte, then to Chicago. We, Of
course. considered this the best induce
ment available. and accepted. We Jour
Leyed over to the high attitudes OF Mon
tana and began hard training FOR the
| fray.
Less than a year previous to our fight
| | had been engaged az Herrera's spar
! r!ng partner around Chicago. working
for tha sum OF 80 per week. Conse-
quently knew his style 70 a t" and
! Thought from my experience with him
that could get him.
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Osven Moran Made
T. Chopp!ng Block
LOT Matly BalGWln.

pOST ON, Feb. l1,-Matty Baldwin lest
night at the .Ar.nory \. a. suffered the
worst defeat in mis- career ct tnc hanis
of owen Moran. the English feather
weight Fer the first three rounas
Baldwin did well. with left stahs and
rignt counters on the face ard holy he
30, lead over the Drl.uu. AEtar that
Baldwin nlew I'd like "a toy balloon
nnen hit with the sharp enc NJ pin.
IN began 20 box lie i nry-o and
Moran commenced 10 doCor4t. lis frce
with his let counters. From tia, Zine
CT the contCst was ulc-s.dti.
After the tenth round Baldwin had
crly enc optic ~ guide him, AMI this
pro Eel q bad handicap FOR MIN. as he
found II difficult to Judge distance.
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Boys High Looms as Rival
of Manual in Track Events

concerned. the boys on this side OF the
bridge seem TO be ou,classed. There Is
just one first place that Manhattan can
cldim-the higa jump-lnd as Oler, the
Clinton record. holder in this event, Is
out Ot II for while Stevens, OF Manual
Trai ing, looks the best in that event.
Charles Mpad.. the sprinter Of Scaool y,
-. M.nha'tIn gives promise o! hecomine
On, ~ he tasie't spr.atsr. around tie .ocaI
circuit, and ough. TO make goo! In hig'
5 500. 1ialet..y. He easily won MS heat II
the barnard sI.res. running the 90 In ?o.?.
Ia tie !.NI,s ne Vas aCglIultaly tE.ppei o.
the fi:a: curve AZ the si-St and was uniol!
TO get p,Gte
Russell uo!., Nh, IL member Of tn.
eIshty.pounG relay O. school 80. ?j Brool
'vn. IL one q, rle tastes, stl-ters In IL
elementary schools He was OF Ike a fash
q ootl TIyrs he entered a. the Barnard
ines, az. i seems MS team m.'t b-n- al,
ay letting him run inst. as his NylHg STA?
would always gain yard or two for h-s
team.
Charles Me!ca. who pitched on the High
School OF Commerce team two years ago. ha(
returned TO s~ADO! 41- "In ..5-t- a. -. Ni,.
II. Lent tor the regular twirIinz position o,
the team. Both Buys have considerable
talent api Commerce will be well fixed 10
;he pitching department. George walsh. the
'ear's' old shortstoo has also returned {
scaoOl, and will greatly strengthen the In
:ei.
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Champions Will Take Part in
Great Event at Forty
Seventh Armory.
~ HE National Guard Relay Cham
pionship Is to be decided to-mor-

~ HE National Guard Relay Cham
pionship is to be decided to-mor-
= row night at the Forty-sevcnth
Regiment games in Brooklyn, and the
race Of the indoor season !s bound
20 result II is two team affair be-
tween the Thirteenth Coast Artillery
End the Twenty-th!rd Regiment Of In
iantry. Here are the teams: Thirteenth
Reg!ment-Harry Hillman, Joseph Res
enberser, Lawson Robertson and Ber,
Dewnr; the Twenty-thIrd Infantry
Charley Bacon, VIM. c. Robbins, H.,
Sedley and Harry Haywood.
Any one familiar with recent doings
in the athletic world knows that two bet
ter or more evenly matched teams could
not he brought together. Il is a case
o. champions and near champions being
pIt,ed against ore another, and II new
record ISN'T hung UP athletic dope Is
very dcCeivlng.
This relay feature nigh, adorn any
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NEW YORK A. C. BEATS
ST. NICHOLAS SEVEN
IN FAST HOCKEY GAME

rs all over but the shouting in the
Amateur Hockey Leafue, and the New
York Athletic Club seven will he the
1853 champions. That Was e.nched last
night when they beat the s., Nicholas
team, who have been their most dan.
gerous rivals all season. by a score o:
to . after four minutes ~ play in an
extra period, the teams standing even
q, the end o: the ;wo rsr..ar halves
with a % score. In The extra period
: uther was sent to the bench for two
minute. for rouS.Hcss, and Sh!rreN
Immediately took advantage # MS a5-
sc7ce 10 shoot the winning tally on a
rebound axe: scr.m@.a=s be.!.i tae
s.. E!chO!as rc;.
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fused to consider matches | accepted lot
MIN. think Kaufman can beat Jenrles'
jehd we're willing to risk just slOVO on
Il. That's how good this boy Is lie
can hit like Fitzslmmons. I've been
holding him back In his fights TO let
him learn all he could. Now consider
him At to fight anybody. He has a
knockout in his right hand and the pref
test left ever saw, Yes, sir, you'll see
him knock a lot of them out with the
left hand. He's a clean-liv!ng boy and
3tll OF grit ard stamina"
Smith Was Surprised.
Al Smith says; Il was never more
surprised In my life than when De-
ianeys thousand dollars was handed to
me. You-could have knocked me down
with feather. It never struck me that
he was bringing out new man to beat
his old champion. But here's the money
and It's genuine, Delaney says that II
Jeffr.es sticks TO the color line he
doesn't need to go without fight
Billy Brady, another Of Jeff's early
managers, and now big theatrical man
In New York, received letter from
Jetfries few days ago asking him to
take charge of his fighting affairs
again. Brady declined on the ground
that he had no time for anything out
side OF the show business
Brady went a little farther, but not
N the reply sent JEFF, IF wanted to
manage another fighter" he said, I'd
not take n going champion. I'd try to
get this young fellow Kaufman, who's
Q conner
That's all right as far as it goes.
Kaufman surely has a terrible wallop.
for he has knocked out a lot OF fighters
IN a punch. They used to call him "Onc
Round kaufman" He has knocked out
a lot more in four or five rounds. But
In his most recent battle he was a dis
appointment. lie knochod out Barry in
the thirty-nnth round CT fight ct Los
Angeles. Thirty-nIne rounds was long
way to let Barry stay n the ring, II Is
the one thing that stick out and inter-
feres with view of big "Al' as q
Champion. Still. he did win with a
knockout, and he always does. It's hard
to ask more Of any fighter
Would Make Funny Mix.Up.
Delaney evidently views Jcl's fat, and
thinks he will never BE- the jeftr.es that
trained under B.llys wa,chfu! eye a.
Hardin Springs four or five years ago
He .now3 Kaufman is physically per
feet and has q world o. stamina, and
20 doubt counts on tbs.
II would be 4 funny situation II JET
accepted Kau:mans challenge. Once II
the ring Jefrias WI surely be recos
nized as tItle-holder although havin.
retired for so long q period he cat
hardly lave as clear 4 moral t!snt Z
Il as the negro, who won The champion
chip by beating BWns-unloaot dl!
champion before the fight in Australia
Still, II JET came out and showed h.
old form by beating Kaufman decisive.
Re would get all the hclo.s and John
BON would find himself lowering ar0un
Tie outskirts of pug ls,!c society again
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Fleet Runners in Relay
for the Military Title,

athletic programme, but is only one
OF the many features the Forty-sev-
,Qcet. There is the Long Island cham
pionsh!p relay, for cup offered
by Senator y. II. McCarren, that
is scarcely less interesting than tho
military event Four teams will conf
pete in this, among them the now FAM
Gus Trnitys and Acorns. At this same
meet last season the Acorns defeated
the Trin.tys by six inches There has
been great rivalry among the clubs ever
since. The Acorns say they will dupli-
cate their race Of last year, while the
Triritys are promising they will turn
The tables on the Acorns. All Brooklyn
IS interested in the result of this race.
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After Knocking Out Candle
He Had a Hard Struggle
Against Temptation.
The Life, Career and Battles OF Baoins
Nelson, the Lightweight Champion
OF the World.
Copyright. zoos, by Battling Nelsono
BY BATTLING NELS ON.
CHAPTER xiv.

~ May, 1904 ! really began my cham.
pionship career After beating
4 Spider Walsh l became n great
drawing card. Fight clubs all over the
country were after me, l was In
position now to have a say as to the
terms regarding purses, &c. 1t mad
been a hard climb, but | was near the
top. You can imagine how happy 1t
made me when l wrote TO my mother
that I.was beginning to make money
hand over fst. ] told her there would
be no more trampin gand riding on
trucks for Battling Nelson, the little
Dane, who some years before had
triumphed over the Swedes in Hege-
wisch
Beginning on May %. when fought
Martin Canole, up to November %
when ! knocked out Young Corbett, /
did not lose a fight, Candle, Hanlon'
Herrera and Corbett fell before my
mltts In succession. During this period
Of exactly six months drew down IN
nurses exactly $500 and in addition to
this made a little over SOU" IN s'ue
bets and exhibitions.
Knocks Oul .dartln Candle.
After my decisive win over Spider
Welsh. the California fave lte' Alex
Gresgans, OF the San francisco AthIetic
Club, offered me a match with Martin
c,noc. who had made good IN san
Francisco the previous year by MS
grand showing against the pet OF the
Golden West, Jimmy Britt ! was now
10 take the tough ones
I Immediately accepted and started for
San Francisco in company with my
manager, Teddy Murphy whom hal
hooked up with again. on our arrival
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"YOUNG COpBETT' NO
MATCH FOR B0WSER.

ISneclNT n TIC FT'NTNG W0rTd-I
PTTTSBURG, Pa. Feb. 10. = Young
Corbett" was ortpointel In six-round
fight by Null DOwser last night, and
only his fast footwork saved him. Cor
Na.; fought on the defer sc all the way.
He was very fat and badly wirded at
the finish Corbett bali;ed on his con-
tract to fight for a percentage, and did
not go on until he had been threatened
with arrest.
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III NE up Oy 1a0-
b.ns his gloves in my face. That IS an
old trick Of fighters.
From that time on the tide OF battle
turned in favor of the Dane. who. many
had thought, had been led TO the slauCh-
ter and only tn ereferee and timekeeper
saved Candle from being knocked ONT
long before 1t happened, on four or
five different occasions when had him
down and out the timekeeper rang the
bell, ending the round as much as two
minutes before the stipulated time,
In the eighteenth round hooked my
hard left on Candles Jaw and he
dropped as though hit with a baseball
bat. He lay limp as rag and never
stirred while being counted out.
Candle was, indeed n very hard nut
for me to crack ~ best. He was Won
dertuily clever, game as tiger. and
carried with these virtues hard punch,
excellent head and clever footwrk.
Has His First Temptation.
Right here met the temptation Of
my life, and ! Overcame Il. You can
we'll imagine how geeCul / felt after
beating one Of the first class fighters,
known all over the United States. |
felt inclined to celebrate. wanted to
You can say what YOU please about
boys or men caring nothing about the
opinion of the public, but il is all rot, l
wanted 10 hear what they all had to
say. In other words, felt Just like
bubbling over and taking in the town.
had never taken drink in my life,
but this n'-ht ! think | would have
taken one II | hadn't fought off that
temptation to go out with the boys"
Something KEEP: saying to me- and II
was like the voice o: my old mother In
Hegewisch: Now, Bat, because you
arc successful don't go out and make a
fool OF yourself" These words would
keep coming 10 me, and went back TO
the training quarters 10 think II over.
All this time | had been reading the
papers and | had read whore many Of
tie former champions had thrown them
selves away while celebrating their
Victories. | was not ye. champion,
but was awful Close 10 II. | had
fought my way all over the country and
ie!t as II the magic title was almost
In reach.
No" | said to myself, "'Pattllng' Mel
son will stick II out right here | will
10 no celebrating and running around
at nights until | am comfortably fixed. -
II was a hard tussle, hut fought that
temptation until / Knocked It out and
1t went the way of the others whom |
have defeated Having won out in my
mind | went to bed and slept peace
fully.
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Candle Was very CI.v.r

What a lemon
this H e & e " is c h
d a n e Isl" said
Kelly.
| knew I was be-
ing badly outpoin,-
ed, nevertheless I
figured ! was out
Ght!ng Candle. I
racked him one on
the liver and in the
seventh round Cam
ole practically ad-
m.tted defeat. as
etors he ,ef; his
corner he rubbed
his gloves In the
resin, eNreCtng IN
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dylphla He e anxious ~ Rave pEi'a'S. nhi1
JACK O'rrlen NEE; nCtca. o. ak rounds at
the Nat.1aa. A. g.. 10, pasta .-.GlI the latter
part " this moG'h
Young Dorahus. the Boston vel'srreiEa'.
EN0 won few fights or E.N orleans. -ah
teen matched Tor an 'gsr Ha..s there w Sat
g'fly night he Will Meet pal. Nro-. TIE
Cleveland liEhfve..... Or 'rr r.rr's 0a. 70
'ra PNrF. ieW N e.. which " 'Gr .sN NgE'
club n I've 'rEln.EAi In faa' city, !. .lE.t g.
he q E-4 scrtg Is IT E r.a hal n god
rest and s.ags from the mp - tlr bell.
johnny White manager NJ The National
which should he tho means ~ r1Hiir~ Tho
clubhouse - ~ a IA r.tv TIE f.g .'pr- V..u.
he has signed for this Ir..-'ar' SCRAP are
". 10Y Cannon. o." In hH4t ki frp..
Pitt.hurE and ''Cyr'0r- Johnny" Thompson.
n SycawqGe, NJ who tas an excellent
record They Will battle for ten rounds a, a
stag 10 b had BY the club On FEB. 2e
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Dorovan Eoses Klaus a c-7w
Ospe,ial to TIE E,erlns Word,

Ts0cll1I 20 ITe L'0TINF W0TI
least PITTSCCRi, PA. Feb g.
Frank Klaus, the Fard-hI't1s German.
o. Pltlsburg, me; Jim Donovan, OF New
York. Iasl.N!sh, n a sls-rolad bout
and ho:ors were q pI. even As all
oilers who hav, tacr.si g.. apparently
Dea Pi;itbrrg boy, Donovan vas sur
Ysrls,d OF his frs; work all GagI a..-
Mlnk Iwo-A-aAei wo.k.
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As you can I'M
ag!ne my victory
over Candle h a d
made me the talk
Of san Francisco
and the managers
were at;Cr ne. |
fought Candle at
1893 pounds and the
rackcrs os Eddie
i.anloa. VINO was a
great boy In his
day. offered to Ggh;
me nj 10 pounds,
" eigh In a. 3
G'cll K. T b 9 Y
aduglt I " o u ! d
q G trouble tn
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Cross Expects TO Win
From DriscoN Tonight
Both Men Are in Splendid
Condition for Ten
Round Bout.
By John POLLOCK.

-rN DEIsCOLL, the champion 1876
pound fighter Of England, who has
beaten every fighter he has fought
81 far in this country. will go out OF
lis class again tonight and try to con-
ouer another one OF our lightwelghts
IN lir.ted.round battle. The pugilis.
whom he will clash with this time is
Leach Cross. one OF tie most promising
fighters tina, has been produced In this
vicinity since the old Horton law days,
when all the pug,l.s,s nereabou,s we're
considered the real goods.
DrIscoll and Cross will battle for ten
'oIn"S u' t"e s'as VI '''e ''''''o"'
y {" ana Is SAFE 10 preu'c' 'hat
Driscoll will not have the same kind Of
an easy time in belting Cross as he did
Johnny Mario. Cross saw Drlscoll box
Mario and as he got n good line on the
r-.-r,,,.r,.,,s ,,,.,o ~ e,b.,,. Ia ,oat.
''''- -. Do,-Su 80
certain thdt ne VIII give bFIsColI lhe
"'''''' "A'''e NC ''''" '' '"' nav AZ '''''
country
There is only one way 70 night Dris-
coll" said Cross last night. and that Is
10 tear right after him from the first
,r. ~ :, q, ,,z-r,.. g., ,.,. :,
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Chapter Nv. Of the Battling Nelson
stnrie. win appear In The Evsnins WoslA
Of Saturday.
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te hands OF AL Smith the stakeholder This $1,000
forfeit for the posting cash. side bet on Kaufman
"Theres no sentiment in Delaney IL managing Kau
fries he retired and
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Defeats eddie AanIon.

.ut I fooled them and grabbed az tn
chance. could have fought al J.
pounds. 7u. they didn't know L.
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BATTLING NELSON
TELLS OF FIGHTS
WITH CHAMPIONS

We signed articles OF agreement. the
fight TO take place on the coast. was
anxious to make 4 sood showing. and
Immediately adjourned to tie training
quarters at the Beach Tavern and
worked into the best possible shape for
the battle. secured Frank Newhouse,
whom l consider one Of the ablest han
d!ers Of fighters In the world. to train
me.
On the night Of the battle we "shied
our castors." whatever that means, ut
Woodward's Pavilion. Candle. with
long string OF victories over classy fight
FRS, was OF course heavy favortte, the
betting being 10 to . IL against yours
truly Despite this started of 10 beat
Candle. l met him in his own corner at
the jump, but ne fented and swung a
let on my jaw, and TO my surprise lie
dropped me fiat on my back. I thought
! had been hit by the BROOKLYN Bridge,
rms only served to irritate me. as I
QUICKLY recovered and It made me .ight
al the more.
Candle Was Very Clever.
Candle SO outclassed me in cleverness
that In the third round such wise cr,,-
les as Spider Kelly got up and went
out and We're followed By one hundrni
more fight fans. 'N
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KAUFMAN WANTS
TO FIGHT "JEFF";
SIDE BET, $4,000
Billy Delaney, Once Big Fellows
Trainer, Who Now Handles Kauf-
man, Has Posted $1,000 to Bind
Match Between White Men.
TIM JEFFRIES may fight white

TIM JEFFRlES may fight a white
man for the championship OF
the world and leave Jack
Johnson out in the cold,
Billy Delaney managed Jeffrles for
several years and handled him In his
big fights. When Jeffries retired
Billy was out OF a job. He cut loose
from JEFF and looked about for some
thing new in the championship line,
He took a big nlneteen-year-old boy
named AL Kaufman. That was sew.
eral years ago. Delaney has brought
him along slowly, giving him time TO
Develop
Now Delaney has challenged JET.
fries for Kaufman.
He has posted a certified check in
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Austrian Peasant Ball
Thursday, Feb. II, 1909.
suLzER's HARLEM CASINO,
Firth St. & I'd Av.

ooiniIIul ,IRCCMSTANTIAL E.vI.
VIl| uMlu| DENCE, Sam Chip & Mary
hill lin NJ Marble. Annette kellernlnn,
UVbSS,iiy osc. Stella Mayhem. others.
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