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The evening world., 1909-03-19
Relay Races Will
Feature Games at
23d Regiment

Four feature relay races will be run
at the games Of the Tweuty-thlrd Req
men in Brooklyn tomorrow evening.
High Schools uf the T.. 5. A. l. will
compete in one mile are for tue M
door championship OF the League Maa-
ual Training BOYS HirF and D. WIT
Clinton are the favOTitos, Arthur Coz
zens will run the last relay for Natural
There is also ar elementary relay At
40 yards FOR lis pound boys. Eighteen
teams will start In this race
The race for Brooklyn amateur clubs
should he hummer The ACorns, "ith
Pierce. McNally. Jarboe and Nelson ere
scratch The Trinity rour--StepleusDn
Horton, Ebe and Hanlon-haye Il
Yards, the Cuyler a. A. has 10 yards
and Louslln l.yceum 80 yards. Ten
teams viii toe the mark In the Sunday
f.lDOls y. l.. team race.
The evening world., 1909-03-19

yACK KNIGHT, who played such
Sensational baseball with the
Baltimore club Of the Eastern
league, started in 1909 with the North
Philadelphia club. knights compen-
sa,lon for his first game was 81 cents.
In 1904 knight went 70 the Brandy
wine club OF the Chester County
league. HIS work was so good with
,lat club that Connie Mack, OF the
Athletics, signed him up TO play
short. He was with the latter club
until June OF 1907. and was then sent
10 the Boston club OF the American
League.
In 1875 knight was sent TO the East
.rn League, where he played third
So for the Baltimore club. HIS
.ork was recommended highly by
lack Dunn, the manager = the Balti'
The evening world., 1909-03-19
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The evening world., 1909-03-19
FITZPATRICK SAYS JOHNSON
CAN'T LICK jim yJEFFRlES
BECAUSE HE CAN'T PUNCH

Johnson simply can't punch. lie nam,
mered hundred times al Burns ana II
had mighty little effect
Billy Papke, n. ex-miil'.we.ght cham
plon. will have another chance tonight 70
make rood in . tIrh, and ASP !nclientai.y
be in ps,Son 70 demand rsttFn "a Mn.
with Stanley ketrhe. In the event ot N ~
nIns Billy fights Jim Flynn, ,hs P 49,.
light heavyweight. for ten rounds o"io
the Pacific A. c.. Of Los Arfe'es, I'll Il.
the fight Fans out there seem ~ "''''" "'
Will put Flynn away.
81. I bea. Leach Cross In our ,en.round
bout a, the Falr1non, A. C. sag on Tues
day night" said Packey Mcfarland las
n;sh. Il vii immst1,sly pos; ia; 'I pstRs
Nelson for the cartwright tue ! zee. !
in my bone, that can bea, Ne,ton. aIt
sG'y 0I hope ~ S. hs f'S dsens ne to tsSt
viii go. after Freddie Welsh the Ens''s'
Young Otto" ire American lightweight
certainly made 4 wise move whsn he wen
70 ENGLAND. Since he has been there n
has cleaned up considerable money By meet
ing all corners In tour round bouts. ard nov
he has been matched TO meet louhR 10
rounds al wonderland. london. on Apri 20
.or a purse o. e. 600 He also boxes Georg
Proctor for ten rounds in Paris ;o'morroV
night
/ Fighting Dick Nelson. tho loce. Ugh,
weight. end Ben Douglass. the Nswari
fighter. were match Al las; nirht 10 NEE; 10
| ten rounds In the main bot, at the next sta
OF the Brown Gymnasium A. A. on Iuesdl,
! night. I, should be a fast scrap, as Ne.sol
, flghts from bell 10 bell. while Douglass cal
| take considerable punishment AM IS a zoo
/ puncher
Jimmy Gardner and Bill Mck!nnor. N
/ Boston Fighters who furnished such a gres,
/ 'velye.rourl tcTap a, the Arrnory \. A., O
Boston few weeks ago. Gardner gettin
, the decision, ara 10 battle spain, Mia
I Murray, manager OF the club. was 30 please
with the fight the men put up that he na
rema,ched them fpr twe,ve rounds AZ a shJ,
-, LIs club on Aprl H.
The evening world., 1909-03-19
Manager Who Made Colore1
Man Famous Talks of
His Possibilities.
BY John POLLOCK.

~AM FITZPATRICK, the ex-mana-
~ ger Of Jack Johnson, the colored
~ champion, who borroweds2, 800 from
friends in this city to take Johnson to
England for the purpose OF trying to
force Tommy Burns into a match, now
comes forward with a statement In
which lie says that Johnson can't beat
Jim Jeftries because he cannot punch.
When Fitzpatrick. who is now in
san Francisco. learned that Johnson
had criticised him as being q manager
EASILY imposed upon, he said
took Johnson when he was no.
body and without cent. Now he has
SNI and reputation. That's my
answer l talked to him on board ship
AMI told him II he would keep that
woman In the background he could
MAKE more money. But his head was
sweIlno
"Ou. hing IS sure. I never told John
son be- could beat Jeffrles. And he can't.
The evening world., 1909-03-19

MACON, Ga. March la.-lt looks as
II Stalllngs has discovered another good
pitcher In Ford. who was secured from
the Atlanta Club OF the Southern
League. Ford had his hrst workout In
game yesterday and didn't allow the
sod busters hit In three Innings
His best ball seems to be the spl, ball.
and Manager Stallings had nothing but
praise for him when he left the rubber
yesterday.
Jack knight. at short, and Elherfeld
The evening world., 1909-03-19
Both Wiling to Battle for 10
or IS Rounds and 1t
Any Place.

him on the Jaw in the first round Of
their fight At Vernon, that all but put
MIN out, only to have ketChel last
eleven more rounds and endure awful
punishment before the referee stopped
the bout. That looked like the finish OF
hetnhcI, but lie came right back and
IN heir next meeting gave P0pke tor
rhIc oeating and came out unscratched
himself
The evening world., 1909-03-19
.]EFFRIES WILL
FIGHT JOHNSON
WITHIN A YEAR
Big Fellow Is Rapidly Getting Into
Old-Time Shape and Is Talking
Just a Little Bit
Nowadays.

1EFFRlES will fight Johnson.
There's no longer any doubt
J about It. Jeffries isn't talking
for publication, but he intends to
fight again Just as surely as little
apples grow on trees.
One straw doesn't always SHOW
which way the wind blows, but when
whole haystack moves over into
the next county it's fairly good
indication that there's something
doing.
Jeffr!es Is doing at least one hour
OF hard work every day He doesn,
need to do this for the purposes Of.
his act" Last night, when all
through with his turn, he shadow.
boxed swiftly without moments
on a heavy suit OF woollens for the
Jovelike front sprnkled the scenery
ectric lights. JEFF Is too lazy to be
has changed remarkably in the las,
OF the ring"
I'd donate a thousand pounds jus, fo-
me pleasure OF finding that out" pu. in
Mr; Mcintosh quickly. When will il
Not just yet" was the answe, as .JeS
avoided the issue again.
The evening world., 1909-03-19
KETCHEL AND JOHNSON TO FIGHT
FOR TITLE IN THREE MONTHS
TU.NIGHT'S FIGHTS.

At the olympic A. e, stag, Joh~n"
Glover Of Boston will nee,
Yankee schwartz, OF Philadelphia.
for ten rounds In the main bout
Glover is ore Of tile most promising
boys In the business Besides tbs
contest there will bee four ut. 'rs
The evening world., 1909-03-19
Indian Meyers Turns
Rouqh Rider at Marlin

one OF those trott!ns horses in Central
Park The Big Indian vaulted into the
saddle as light as feather. and in 4
second the race vas on. Whoopins Ike
his forefathers Meyers sped down to
first, and to the establishment o. Nc.
GFaw and Others the li:t,e Texas pony
wheeled around the corner as Il it had
been ON a rL.nt
The evening world., 1909-03-19
BASEBALL RESULTS.

A.. Nev Orleans Philadelphia Afac--
. Sew Orleans Southern, !.
H.. Arauti-Cl/, luuatl Nationals, I,
Atlanta Southern
AZ Mobilc-Cleveland (Americsn), J
Nor . tSOuthcrnI, 0
A. galveston. Tex Washington. !
G4..sston. 2.
The evening world., 1909-03-19

rest. for half an hour or so. He pu
work and the perspiratIon from his
and threatened to short.crcuit the e
doing this sort Of thing for fun. H
couple Of weeks His face is almost as
thin and hardened as In his old training
days, and his muscular body has lost all
resemblance to a Bartlett pear. The
ridges are beginning to show. "JeR's''
speed Is becoming more evident In six
months he'll be rid OF every ounce OF
tat, outside and inside said Berger.
what other reason can there be for
zen ''slx months" OF work unless he
intends to fight johnson.
=, And Jefries told an intimate friend
mat he'd be in shape for Johnson
WLhln year-perhaps in sin months. "
To top the clrcums,antial evidence.
comes to hand this letter;
Mr.; r. Edgren, Evening Void OH ''? New
Dear Mr. Etsren-At,er reading a good
son, the supposed cO.0rei heavyweight Of
TIE world had 20 say in regard - JET:
they ever meet, me tel You this that
Y Mr.. Jim Jeiries viii ever give Mr.
wiIl So, be sH IN to msgi nm TIA, he
any means. In the first place. II JET
tTies ever gets into, as naIf good con
t a,sion a., as Re waS four years age. why.
Jeffres re from the ring vas that
there was nO one there ~ meet him as
was no one there. Nj. Burns came to
HEM .'Ta few saa 'G eRR5 3 AMI Nj T ,aoas5,
himself Iis the champion OF the world. Then
him around fought him AMI beat him
EoT he comes TO ihe, from, aHd claims
punch and has gall to say hat 1efiries
johnson eyer i2ls4t u eniit~ him to a
condition? lie only Tough, Burns. VINO
was a heavy miid,e-N,.gn; and no, In
half the class as Jeil'i,s, and before
faisr, ne Saw 0G kn6w 0 Jrt4 se'5 dot,
not get in good condition be- will not
flsht johnson and he Is perfectly rlEn',
gain. | considered Johnson aways a
gutter. and he surely viii be a gutter
II he ever faces Jeitrie3 Naturally. ne
has a little confidence now after wrip-
dle.weight, but In tack rs Jaitr.es ne
VIII have different kind OF customer
=" I@ o%.it Nj. Johnson think; u BE- sos San
back Jetfries II they ever come toGeth".'
II Mr.. Johnson wants n see my .enre,
sentative. YOU can cal, me M AMI VIII
send him down TO see YOU az once. No
doubt you kr~v him, as his name Ia
Nat Strong, the promoter. He will give
In your charge a certified check t'r the
amount ABOVE stated II NJ. johnson. 2E
his admirers think they can oea, Jst.
fries. Hoping to hear from you at once.
Very respectfully.
JTTI''S LlnNAN.
Mr.. I.ibman has backed JeffrIes in a
his fights, and has made good hus
ness propos tion of It. ! understand thf
The evening world., 1909-03-19

IT ~ : y - VI =,
Mr.. I.Ibman has backed Jeffrles in all
his fights and has made good bust
ness propos tion of 1t. ! understand that
he consulted Jeffries and was told to go
ahead"
The evening world., 1909-03-19

johnson simply can't punch. lie Hhln.
mered n hundred times at Burns ana II
had mighty little effect
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

The house passed the Cureton bank
guaranty bill and the senate took up
the two bills before it.
The amendments to the Robertson
insurance law were signed by the gov.
ernor, but he vetoed ten other bills
because of errors and disapproval.
A Methodist conference is being
held at Luling.
Governor Glenn or North Carolina
addressed the students of Austin Col
lege at Sherman.
Several improvements looking to
the better care of the pupils of Beau
mont schools have been adopted.
Tie sawmill plant at Norman, in
San Jacinto county, is burning.
A Navasota store was consumed by
fire. Loss $4,000.
William ]. Bryan made six speeches
to the people of Brentwood.
A charter for a road from San An
gelo to San Antonio is proposed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
BOY IS FOUND DROWNED
Body of Harold Moon Found In Lake
Near Flint, Michigan-Supposed
to Have Been Kidnapped.
(HeraId Specially

Flint, Mich, April S.-Harold Moon
age ten years, and who had been
missing since February 9th, and
who was supposed to have been kid
mapped, was found today drowned in
Thread Lake. Rewards aggregating
thousand dollars have been offered
for the boy and he had been sought
in all parts of the country The father
of the victim is in Chicago, where
he went in answer to instructions
that he would be given letter there
where he was to leave certain
amount of money as ransom for his
son. The mother does not know
where to reach her husband in Chi.
cago to inform him of the tragedy:
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
LEGISLATORS LOCKED IN
Democratic Members of Missouri
Legislature Started to Bolt From
House-Doors Locked.
(Herald Specially

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 3.-The
democratic members of the Missouri
Legislature started to bolt from the
house this morning when Representa-
tive Gross demanded division of the
vote to reconsider the special order
of business. Representative Lloyd
yelled to the sergeant-at-arms to lock
the door and retain the boiling men,
bers. A regular football scrimmage
resulted at the door, Quiet was fl
nally restored and the members re-
turned to their seats and apologized.
All business was suspended for a
time until the excitement subsidized.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
A Chicago Report.
(Herald Specially

Chicago, April S.-News of the sus-
pension of John Dickinson & Com
pany created a stir in the board of
trade and stock exchange today. The
reports are varying as to the cause
of the suspension. Manager J. T.
Murphy of the local office of the firm
today said the trouble was not the re-
suit of any board of trade transac-
lions, but was brought about by east
ern stock deals.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
Arrests Are Expected.
(Herald Specially

Delayan, Wis, April 8.-Arrests
ere expected here at any any Ing con
nection with the Moon child ktdnap
ing. Assistant Superintendent Chas
Worth of the detective force is OIL
the scene and the detectives claim tc
know the identity of the persons who
crept up the secret hiding place tc
get the money demanded for the re
lease of the child.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
IN C0LLUS!0N
Express Companies Are Being Inves
tig+ted-Believed Companies
Are Jointly Owned.
lHerald Specially

New York, April 3.-Following
charges of collision between the
Plat management of the United
States Express company and its ri
walls, the Adams and American COM
panies, made by majority of the
stockholders before the senate judic-
larry committee Wednesday, it is an
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
A BIG FIRM GOES UNDER
John Dickinson & Company of New
York and Chicago Fail Following
Sensations In Wheat Pit.
(Herald special.)

New York, April 3.-John Dickin,
son & Company of New York and
Chicago suspended today This is the
first big failure following the sensa-
tional developments in the Chicago
wheat pit yesterday. The liabilities
of the firm are said to be half a mil
lion dollars. A receiver will be asked
for in Chicago.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
NAPLES is DISAPPOINTED
Because Roosevelt's Time With the
City Has Been Cut Down.
(Herald Specially

Naples, April 3.-Much disappoint
ment is felt here over the delay in
the arrival of eX-President Roosevelt
The two stops of the Hamburg at
Azores and one at Gibraltar shorten.
ed the time of his stay here to one,
half day. He will leave here Monday
afternoon as per the original SEIZED
ule.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
LIMIT AMERICAN PRODUCTS
Shipped Into the Philippines Was the
Plea Presented to the House.
CHerald Specially

Washington, D. c., April 3.-That
there should be a limit to the impor-
tations of American products into the
Philippines was the plea presented to
the house by Benito Legardo today.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
(Herald Specially

Bradford, Pa, April 9.-Over thirty
school children are patients in hos
pitfalls here today as a result of a most
peculiar and at the same time fright
full accident late yesterday afternoon.
The children were attracted from
their school grounds near by by a
shooting, gas well and FASTENED to
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03

nounced today that ten thousand
shares of the United States Express
company stock is owned by the Amer
lean and it is also believed that ten
thousand shares of the company are
owned by the Adams company, pur-
chased by Frank H. Platt and bought
at par. A check for one million dol
lars was paid for the shares held by
the American company.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-03
THIRTY CHILDREN INJURED
By Explosion Of a Gas Well al Bradford, Pa.
Children Attracted 10 Scene By Shooting Gas.

the sceo4 e1 to see the well spout from
a close range, and while they were
there the escaping gas became ignited
in some way, causing terrific ex-
plosion. Some of the children were
badly burned. Four men were badly
burned today in trying to smother
the fire. but it is not thought any of
them are fatally burned
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12
COLUMBIA RECORDS PATHFINDERS
Spent Thursday Night in kingStree-
Object Of the Expedition.

The Columbia Records scout cars
attracted considerable attention when
they arrived here last Thursday af-
ternoon. Having parted company at
Sumter the two parties arranged to
come together again at Kingstree.
The Brush car, driven by Mr. " K
Fishburne, ,arrive'l first, coming from
Sumter, via Manning and Summer
ton, while Messrs McDavid Horton,
Pelzer Youngblood and H j Kind,in
the Buick, came Via Timmonsville and
Florence, arriving here about 4 p m.
Owing to the lateness of the hour
and the inauspicious aspect of the
elements, both parties decided to re-
main here over night and pursue
their journey to Georgetown in the
morning.
According to arrangement the
"Path6nders"wer met here by an auto
party from Georgetown, Messrs H j
Thicker, F W Young and Hon J
Olin Sawyer, who arrived in town
about s o'clock and escorted The
Records scout cars to Georgetown
the following day.
So many people have asked the
meaning of the Columbia Records
Capitalize. county good roads move
ment that we will endeavor to ex-
plain.
The object of this movement, as
we understand il, is to arouse senti-
ment for good roads from Columbia
to every county seat in the State,
making continuous highway from
county to county. The "Pathfnd.
ers' are "spying out the land" so as
to determine the most direct route
from each county seat, taking into
consideration the present condition
of the different roads traversed and
the prospects for their improvement,
so that when the project materia!izes,
the paper may be in a position to
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12

A great many people who have
trifed with Indigestion, have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to cure it.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone is subject to indiges.
Hon. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, just as naturally
and just as surely as a sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking Of Kodol
When you experience sourness
Of stomach. belching Of gas and
nauseating fluid. bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in the pit Of the
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feeling-you need Ko-
dol. And then the quicker you take
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want, let Kodol digest it.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab
let's" physics, ETC., are not likely
to be Of much benefit to you. in
digestive ailments. Pepsin is only
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN MEETING.
Hon. MendeI |. Smith of Camden Orator
for the Occasion,

The prohibition campaign meet
ing scheduled for Klngstree Friday
was held at at 800 p m in the court
house, only a small audience, princi-
pally town folk, being present.
The party comprised Messrs W
D Bryan, W P Cause and j Davis
Carter, Hon Mendel l. Smith of
Camden, former speaker of the House
of Representatives, being the orator
for the occasion. AS a forceful ,elo-
quent and logical speaker Mr. Smith
has few, if any superiors in Tie State
and on this occasion he w4S at his
best.
He discussed the liquor question
from three standpolnts: First, per
sonal duty, which is purely moral
duty; second, i relative duty and
third, the duty of citizenship, or d
political duty. He reviewed the
conditions which brought into being
old State dispensary, declaring
chat such men as Rev S a Nettles,
Mr. Childs and other prohibition
leaders, who accepted the dispensa-
ry as "a step toward prohibition,
had made grave mistake. While
the old State institution worked well
at first, graft creps IN and it became
the strongest political machine ever
built up in South Carolina. He
touched on the scandals unearIhed
by the investigating committee and
predicted that in less than five years
the county dlspensarles would be-
come just as corrupt as the old State
system, however high above suspicion
they may stand now. He cited fig
ures to show that drunkenness aud
crime have decreased in all the pro-
hibltion territory, both in this and
other States. He said he considered
the liquor question the greatest prob
lem of the age and urged farmers to
vote out whiskey and improve their
negro labor. Immigrants, he thinks,
will never take the place of the negro
on the farm.
Mr. Smith cited figures also apply
ing to local conditions, showing that
about Sl.72 per capita went out of
Williamsburg county to buy whisky,
of which only about II cents was re.
tanned as profit, the whisky tax in
this county being equal to double
the tax for county roads and school
purposes.
He closed with an eloquent and
touching app to vote for prohibi-
tion on the fstt qf August.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the books
Of registration Tor the Town Cf King
stree. S c are now open in the office Of
the KingStree Hardware Company on
Academy street Of said Town, for the
registration of all voters and qualified
electors within the limits of the Town
Of Kingstree, s C. who, under the laws
of the State have the right to become
qualified voters within the limits Of
said Town.
Applicants for registration must,
when applying for certificate of re-
gistration, present his certificate Of
registration from the Board or Super
visor of Registration of. the County
emitting him to vote at the polling
precinct within said Town. and must
offer proof Of his residence within the
limits Of the Town for four months
and the payment of all taxes assessed
against him due and collectible for
the previous fiscal year.
Burgess.
Supervisor of registration for the
Town OF Kingstree.
August 18th 1909. S-12-tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12

We have just got in a splen.
did lot of all kinds of stationery
fine bond papers, ruled headings
100000 envelopes, and Denni
sons shipping tags with brass
eyelets and wire strings, the
best made. See our samples be
fore ordering elsewhere. Il
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12

For SALE-In large or small quanti-
~, hand made Cypress Shingles 5x2l; i;
All heart Al shingles, delivered any
where In Kingstrce at 1925 per M.
also have cheaper grades good heart
and sap.
A F STONE,
S-5-2t kingstree, 5 {.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-12

WANTED-Liles & Lilies of Orange
burg, S c, want good hustling man
in this County to write life insurance
for the JEFFERSON, of Raleigh, n c.,
the strongest and leading Company in
the South. Write to them, for it will
mean money for you 7-15-13t