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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
R|CKARD 5PRAN c
TO FAME THROUGH
AN ACCIDENT
Was Only Man In Goldheld Who
Would Take the job OF Building
An Arena for Cans and
Nelson Battle
Has Had His Ups and Downs But Is
Now on the Crest of the Wave
as A Successful Promoter

NEW YORK. Dec J-Fhe sue.ess
VI TEX Richard Of GOiJte.t' New.
u landing ,hc IeNr,e,- Johnson aeht.
u couuu rioQ with Jack Gleason OF
san Francisco brings back tae mem.
orl az bow E aad greatness thrust
u00u hm iu tfr Go.iHeil Nc} -
between Bauiirg Nelson ami toe
Cans Richard was hlr one ~ dir"
many business men m tae alsy min
ing csmr who suesNribe,, 20 tae purse
for thar famous battle HIS bit
was S. 300 because ne had saloon
and gambling place and was having
great ruu of trade In the goldma Z
village. other leading spirits and sun
scIibers were Larry sullivan and t3c
Grant brothers Jack and Pete Nntn
The fund was collected the men Nno
dipped deepest I'm their. jeans want"
the sost Offices sullivan Thought
master af ceremonies would suit him
IL sounded good Pete Grant guessed
treasurer vas about his size. and each
wanted a position that would bring
him 90 the front and make his par
ticular resort the headquarters for
the sporting mon during and before Ae
engagement
who is 10 build The arena and
take charge n tae ticket selling
some one ASKED
II was up to Tex Rickard woo
had not been hosen for any nign-
sounding JOB As q result Bickard
took charge OF the business of the
Whole affair aud the others Were never
h ard n. excepting sullivan Who. Oh
the dav OF the battle. was iu the
middle ~ the ring announcing
Geutiomeu. this = 10, Cans.
hampton lightweight Of the world.
Kckard assumed full charge OF the
-Aot an his business foUrished ac-
.ard.nglE. His bar showed a pros
~ something like $15ooo ana h',
2am ling room clear gam OF over
10000 All this handsome profit was
tossed away in mining schemes 'ha.
did NOT pan ont but the whole World
az sport knows Tex" Richard
Rickard has had many ups am
downs but he always manages 10
emerge triumphant In 1895 the last
boat out Of Minook Alaska. foun1
Tex" withol, tnc price 20 leave ard
q cold desuiate winter coming or
He was in for niue months until
The spring thaw came. and MinuUk
boosted only two cabins Yet during
mat winter he managed ~ cross 500
Mules over the i"e 20 Nome hy dog
train and when the spring influx set
Pm he was there with trsud.Uew
bauN roll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
HANDICAP MATCH A
SOURCE OF HOPE
TO zBYsC0
Send Message to Polish Countrymen
in America That He Has Now
No Fear of Wrestling
Champion Gotch,
Says He Will Be a Lot Better When
He Tries Whirl at the Holder
of the Title Next Time
(5Y STANlSlAUS ZBYSCOO
champion Wrestler Of Europe.)

have met the enemy. and If he ts
not mine N least am not his
will not say at this time in out
rieht fashion that can beat Mr..
Gotch. who really is wonderful man.
nj this time bHt viii say Co my
Polish friends and the great Ameri
can public that | hope go bc able 10 do
so before quit american soil In the
early part oi next wear
II may Dc egotistical. hut believe
have all the natural requirements To-
defeat Gotch have strength aud
knowledge of the game We ave playi ne
GOOD head ain cool under fire and
am not afraid OF q few rough knocks
Nhy. hen. If / am down perfectly and
get speed such rs. Gotch boasts. should
NOT take back the title with me-
eau see 40 reason
Go'ch Is great man He knows
everything about the catch.as-catch-
cen style--cyerythiug Tie tried every
thing on me and could not get me in
very riGhl Re tried trickery and
strength and FOR The former | matched
him with cool sameness and for the
latter gifted ms own power aud found
aged
was far from right as YOU call
Do In this country when first landed
hero | was rushed into matches thai
through ms failure 10 win easily was
clasaed below what should have been
Gradually rot better ! stuck 10 tho
routine work I bad laid down for my
SELF aud almost before knew IL /
gor results
picnly of OMEN air. for mine am
ridinc vi, rc'o when the weather T.
tue beca Is" like 90 ride a1d n gives
my leg mgscles relief after the great
amount Of walking that do every day
believe in walking mixed in with tast
spiiuis aM fair short distance
runner hut never try long stretches
OF This upon the road prefer TO walk.
II may interest ,our readers TO know
NJ daiN routine | rise at \ every
morning get 4 rub after a quick. cold
ba,h and then satisfy my hunger with
a roll and some thin coffee and much
milk Then n short walk or a good
ride upon the wheel and by 10 O'Clock
Won may know / can ear heartr
lbreakfast ike plenty OF milk and
eggs aud prefer fish 20 meat at this
meal-but always plain food.
From The breakfast hour until
o'clock stroll around doing little Wig
orous work like 20 20 into the city
parks ana watch the life there.
At O'Clock eat again and soon
after that am ready for some hard
work upon the wrestling canvas with
my trainers N least two hours OF this
serves 10 keep me fine and then | am
ready for light rcpast before the
evenings performance. | do not eat a
biz meal late in the day, because II
does not agree with me.
80 alcoholic drinks at all for me.
Athletes are bettor off without. This
Us strict rule with me. believe they
would soon sap my strength.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Sporting Note,

Tom marlborough. the colorcd lad, ~
tle Eastern High basketball captain
James ~ Burns aud Others are back 81
a. movement 90 r.@fi-sItatf tftptsNopi o.
ing u Detroit
Another attempt 10 elect captain Of
Sire ~ral4iHES resulted .1 thr shoiDe
uf T1H B4IIlor % Sf"rs0d Former
Edmund IanN. the skntinE champion.
having tnr tG fur rex stra
tom tf'f .rst aui may bump 90 the
profess ion8f rank
The Nuskrgon High management de-
.ffuoa tr pas So NntrI hiI' and
SegIuaw wiH prnbau. break of at1-
Icf. relations Ntt t.r Hp-9t7t"r9
Mamie RILEY was her old self on oh"
~p~UItgtHE -trrdi- fN trimmed
E.I. $ N4alIIr t1Uuu. Manning cope
mans: ahplt 5000 It. Hopkins iruv"
Herman Schncfer aud ~ picked tenn Of
ft ..ni gIItrr lNf' f.th l.IuE7 Hn IN
tul. vher" t'' 'r gers left 30 Nur-
d..at Brown one uf Herman
.uft.Hrt>.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
< IS lad Lie cushlon csron,.

J,aelam r-Cua ball IT, above. 60
right. object bali sic I-r strok"
SLOW. rhe pals here are iH line Oh
fect tajl Kisses caroin bali throwing
il 0 point S. where cue ba1 mas hcen
arr.ed by Isl right and cargm b.
cnpcud
Diagram Cue bai, 5-S .nft. Is be.
.oN object bali duc cIf i-l6 right.
CUc BAH gIElIi5Ir AZ TTTri rr'T
ceiyug thc excessive tVi Describes
onaics shown eHcrfiur cdfom ou ball
Ub.ec. bal .r'.is uu table 'p J..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
peuereaux Beats surke.

Harry X DcvereaGx, considered one
Of the hes, drivers In America won IS
lrsts AND lG seconds In the Cleveland
matinee events the past season T. ;.
Burke. Jr was only one behind Mr.
DeyercauN ia the number % races
won
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Nuulak Con,Inu a..

81 KublaE leaves Paris tomorrow
homeuald Bound The big Michigan
woodchoppe had Tough siedding u
France aul roUru- 10 mis- country
eager 90 Wc.- auv hcaE weight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Cooper saglnaw's Captain.

SAGINAW. Mich. Dee .. 1905
,SpecialI-Dcwiu Coopcr. dashing
hal. haCs 81 $50 year. experience.
Nas today elected captain OF the sag
NAV hieu eleven for 1910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
Laubscher Meets Carroll

Lon Laubscher will cross cues with
Jack Carroll the ball player AT Cato's.
sixteenth and Buchanan on Saturday
evening The match will be at 100
Tails even
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

INV lOAN llr. ~ no N.if
Hash acros, the tape ne winner OF
b, grea siN-day -rnd which stgrt,
sunday night Ia Madison Square
Garden. New YORK Flovd Mcfarland.
TIE great American sprin,er did I'll
last year and many tbina ho Will re.
peat Bo5ll Walrhoul IS also fay.
urt New lors : yiE Italian COLONY
n banking on Carrape22 while every
son OF old Eug,aua Will match the per
romance o. Shirley The WhirlWlrd
Lrg.'shman Parent, champion ~
FRANCE. may boz IN a. The fDiSh TOO.
ami ne wise nar GA The rail = al a
osS 10 dope the greatest slN-day race
ever he.d in this country
The most peculiar team In the
whole grind is that az Elmer Collins
and BOBBY Wathour. The blond rider
from Atlanta GA BOBBY raced in
France and Germany last wear. leav.
ns with the title OF champion pace
follower o' America Little Elmer
Collins STAYED ~ home auI cleaned
up the field wherever he rode un-u
race followers 0u his side cf Tho
water concluded he was hetttr-r -yrn
Walthoar
Iney Have Pared Up.
Nhtl BOBBY returned ne met up
with COLLINS They talked * all over.
and Collins withdrew from the field
70 allow Waithour ~ race Parent. lie
FRENCH champion next Saturday night
for he championship OF the world be-
finl the chug chugs Then having
agreed 80 We'll they paired MP for tho
GlS grind and many think they Will
Win 4
Floyd Mcfarland last year win.
ncr with Jimmy Moran. Tho Chelsea
mll6man viii team IL with Jackie
Clarke. Tho u'iget Australian Clarke
and Mcfarland are both of the sprint.
~ 'ype, any many think Viii be ,,is.
tanced oy the grinders When {.
comes 20 a dash either men can trim
the field 5ut the coming race is not,
wholly for sprinrers
C5rrapezzi and Cuniolo. the great
italian team is providing the MYSTERY
~ the race. aud ike Dorando in tho
Marathon may cop first houors AR.
rartzzi o' opera-Hkc name. is Won
known 'o European race followers and
shuEla- he4a -+tttt-- rTT r. CVDI0T1-
docs vhal he has done 'ate'r I'm the
Tour III L0uhardi. q 210-Ni0metrr
road race in Italy. this Italian team
viii take The bundle Of money BACK
80 sunny H. In This big Italian
road race Cunio,o flashed across Tho
tape winner Us hale a wheel from
TroJsseiicr Tho French rider cover
'ue Tho }1I- miles iu six hours md
- minutes
PYu and cfol have raced on -hfe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

lf t.c maEuafrs az The American ana
National leagues really want 90 make
The batting department ut baseball a
- more apparent fac
CTR WORE Tor i'm the winnns
nArrl\Gt ~ games there is
iT> ASH remedy at hand
. - which vii De- It,
beyond question. and thaf without a
single change iu the codes ot rules
which NOW GOVERN The sport
NI t.af would bs necessary would
-ne an increase in the proportion OF rub
nor omploycd .n tho component parts
ot 'he hastaaus which form thr med
mli or play
Charlie Cars Interview ~ the
Tme, .n which he attributes the tai.
iD- OF iu batting ln The American asso-
citation last season 90 be- dead quail
tlcs uf tho spheres in use only serves
20 empha~ize mn idea advanced IN
these columns before II tine crowd
realiy pauts 20 see more ~ running
game ,lau baseball Is able to show
ar uy, sent. lVeNer hal NIL surely
a'l tar hDi lu addition o. the IN
creased number ~ safe hits made pos
.i Lc b. th, added Spccd - every
c,eau,s uU bail the ourd-'der- would
PEP given more 0pportunit. for -talt-
HcC clutches. long drives 90 the fence
would become ~ virtually daily occur
-,1Cc the nltand-rgn play-on" OF the
prettiest i'm The eamc- could easily be
made twice a. effective and the game
would suffer I'm hlf one respect this
bciug i'm THE huuyation department. Al
that. there are MORE than a few pat
b. al "a. A.
maintained thar be- hunt ought TO ~
eliminated Wni.e n sun larger pro
portion condemn the sacrifice hit as an
evil invention
or course The writer isn't adyocat-
ms tho PLAYING of baseball With 'rah-
oil sphere The bali can assuged.y
De zoo lively % permit OF successful
work en- the iuhe'd Some of the trick
balls 'ha. have been tried out by
crooked managers have been So lively
a. 10 positively endanEer the safety ~
the third.baseniau and pitcher against
whom they We're In Use There must
be sort of average however, between
the rabbit and The present punky ar
ric.e
Were the writer personally idsnri-
fed with any minor league organlza.
zion vhich-Glor be-he Is NOT lie
would mos assdredly insist that bal
considerably more lively than the
standard article Do employed. II one
could DE secured Aside from the adj
ditiona' .uteres, mentioned above, the
game would b. surely profitable for the
magnates VINO. or the end OF the year
would he able 90 show fAo N,gl"ac.e
scouts assorted varieties of SEQ bi'rcrs
and home-rW wonders p might nor
he strictly according 70 precedent but
& would surely get the money for the
club owners
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

Good heating appara.u~c- are
our OvercoatS.
Overcoats, ike heater. arc a
necessary evil this time q ar.
But the burden OF an ovcrcoat
is lost sight OF in the pleasure of
wearing such superb garment as
were showing.
Slightly Ovcrcoat-. ready iar
wear $40, -Sl2.5o, SIS, So SIS
To ordereS2o~to So.
Men, Furnishings
Hats and Cap,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
BEST FIELD THAT
EVER LINED UP
IN 6-DAY RACE
Rcot.Fogler, Walthour.Collins and
Shlrley.Parent Teams Divide the
Favor OF the Experienced
Observers.
New Yorks Historic Event Will
Open Oh Sunday Night and Con-
tinue Till next Week Saturday
HOW THEY TEAM Up.

HOW THEY TEAM Up.
Shirley and Parent
Lawrence AND Hais;ead
Rect and Fosler.
cunioio and CarrapeEzi.
Leon Geerget and Emile Geor.
get
Mcfarland ard Clarke
Sutt and Stel
Z Collins and Walthour.
LAWSON and De Mara
Nest and Mitter
pye ard tehlr.
Steii and Hill
Cameron snd Krebs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

49, The was. vha became of kala-
mazoos hil for tho Joffries-Iohnsou'
GO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03

Some time IN the near future a cap
tain T. 90 be selected by the lively
little Spading basketball team Man
agcr Rob Groean tells me that one cleo
tiou has been held already There
were six players present and al voted
Vcrz. Bgtiion md Tihrich each re-
ccived tyo votes Some terrific wire
pulling is said 10 be in process al pres
eut. pending renewal OF The right Of
suffrage.
The daily Observation-Disclosures
-o.the-cOuiegenCe story In the Chicago
nauors Is cutie entertaining 10 those
in these rarts who mas have wondered
whe,her IL was the conference or
Michigan that would do The Worrying
Frank Gofch has now forfeited some
Thtrr ike ga Gnn ia Roller. hur
keeps on trying vainly 10 throw the
dentist nightly with The Jeffries SNOW
The champion Is surely a piuoky attn
iett
o..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-03
AL THAT'S DOING TODAY IN THE REALM OF SPORT.
HI ARR MN fhs
--ro-- Sporting
HEART uEg,tor

10 tke maEnates OF The American and
National leagues really Waut 90 make
The batting department ut baseball -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
HELD UP BY ROBBERS

Saturday night at 1880 o'clock a
negro man reported to the fire station
that he had Just been held up and rob-
bed by three men, who cut his clothes
almost on of him. He was a veritable
mass Of shreds, as to wearing apparel.
and there was no doubt that his tale
was true. He was only slightly cut
by the points Of the knives, his cloth
ing protecting his skin His groceries
that he was carrying home were taken
away from him The police were no.
tilted and were on the lookout for the
men, A hackman reported shortly
that he had seen the men and Police
man Baisden took the trail. He saw
one Of the men and ordered him to
halt The man was some distance off
and made good his escape. the bullets
the officer sent after him only quick
ening his speed. The police force and
the sherif's office are determined to
catch these miscreants and put stop
to their devilment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mrs. Guy Toph. Miss Dorothy Toph
and Miss Alma Hutchinson have gone
to Tampa to visit relatives.
Mrs. ]. T. Courtney and two children
of st. Augustine are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Simmons on North Main
street.
LOST-Between Baptist church and
Oklawaha Inn,, a white fan. Finder
please return to the Star office.
In the mayors court this morning.
Mayor J. D. Robertson fined white
man 800 and costs or 60 days in jail
and his woman companion $50 and
costs or 60 days in Jail. The man is
a suspicious character and the mayor
was not inclined to be lenient with
him. Ernest Johnson. for roguery, was
fined $50 and costs. There was drunk
and a failure to pay hack fare, both
being fined nominal amounts During
the week past, in addition TO the fines
of this morning. the mayors court has
collected $107 in fines.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
IN CASE OF FIRE

The Ocala Telephone company has
had placed on the transmiter of their
phones throughout the city a card
bearing the following inscription: I'm
case of fire call central and say Fire
at plug -" the number of the fire
plug nearest the phone being given.
This Is very commendable spirit and
will eliminate the uncertain method
formerly in use of calling the fire sta
ton and saying there is a fire near
John Smiths house. These cards
should be kept on the phone so any
one wishing to turn in an alarm can
readily see what is the nearest fire
plug.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr.. G. w. Sellers. who has been
taking a special course of instruction
at the Ocala Steam Laundry for the
past week, left today for Williston on
business. Mr.. Sellers home is at
Sutherland, where he will have charge
Of the big Southern College laundry.
and came to our city to learn what he
could of practical laundry work at
what he considers, as thousands Of
others do, the best laundry in Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
FOR THIS WEEK

The Ocala baseball team win play
four games away from home this week
leaving for Palatka tomorrow morning.
where they win play two games, one
Tuesday and one Wednesday, going
from there to Daytona, where games
Will be played Thursday and Friday
Although the team lost a good man in
Donaldson. who went to Jacksonville.
8. p. Hadley. who played first base for
Arcadia last year. is here and will
work behind the bat for Ocala. Those
who wish to go to Palatka or Daytona
should see Manager Bennett about
rates right away. as the boys want
all the moral support they can get.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
At THE AIR DOME TONIGHT

The vaudeville artist. black-face
comedian and an artist Of tko first
water. who Mr.. Tucker was expecting
this afternoon. failed to arrive. but
may be here on the o'clock train from
Lake City via Juliette. II will be very
well worth your while to go TO the Air
Dome anyhow, as there will be 1900
feet Of pictures. all of the best quality.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mrs W. T. McIlwaine and children
will leave Saturday for Latimer, 8. c.,
where they will spend the next two
months visiting Mrs. McIlwaine's
mother. Mrs. Bell and other relatives
Mr.. McIlwaine will accompany them
as far as Jacksonville and will go up
later to spend two weeks with them.
Miss Matte Pyles will accompany
the party and visit Miss Mary Bell for
few weeks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer DeCamp have
returned from Stanton, where they
have been spending several weeks. and
Mr.. Camp left for Sanford to resume
his operations. in celery. In some
manner the report was printed in the
Star that Mrs. DeCamp would open
a boarding house at the lake. and the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Camp have
been impOrtuning them to take them
as boarders. The matter caused Mr..
and Mrs. DeCamp some amusement
and some annoyance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
GONE AFTER THE TROPHY

The Ocala Rifle squad left this aft
ernoon for the rife range at St Au-
gustine. where they will shoot for the
state championship on the Bird, 4th and
5th- This is the state competition and
a squad from each company attends
and completes. The best shots from
the companies are selected for this
honor. Those who went from Ocala
were: First Lieut.. Joseph Bell. post
adjutant: Sergeant c. ]. Leitner: Ar
tificer ]. L. Smith. Corporal Jessie G
Smoak; Privates John Dean. w. E.
Quinn and Leroy Fort.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Misses Florence and Margaret Wal
tiers will leave on the morning train
tomorrow for Jacksonville, where they
will spend the day with their brother.
Mr. Harry Walters, leaving tomorrow
night for Newberry, s. c., to visit rel
atives for several weeks. stopping en-
their way home at their former home
Montezuma, Ca, for a short visit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr.. Arthur Hall of Oklawaha, was
given a preliminary hearing this morn
ing before Judge Bell on the charge of
an attempt to murder John T. Lewis,
Jr., and was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury at the fall
term of the circuit court in the sum of
$500.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Sam Pyles, the young undertaken.
has returned from Augusta, Ca, where
he has been at school for the last few
months. Sam is now a full-fledged
undertaken. He told the Star reporter
he would take great pleasure in bury
ing him at any time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mrs. W. S. Bullock and children
who have been spending some time a,
Wekiwa Springs, returned home today
all except Mr.. William Bullock. Jr.
who will remain for some time longer
TO look after his fathers interests at
the springs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
THE BEST PROTECTION

Not a. single phone has burned in a
house in Ocala. A telephone is better
than insurance. In case Of burglars or
fire you need quick action. You get
that day or night with a telephone.
Residence rates. Sc per quarter in ad-
vance. Ocala Telephone Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mrs. Howard Hall and daughter,
little Miss Opal Hall, of Arcadia, are
in the city visiting Mrs. Halls broth
er. Mr.. W. D. Graham. They will visit
Mrs. Halls father, Mr.. L. NJ. Graham,
at Grahamville. before returning home.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Messrs. George and Herbert Martin
accompanied their sister, Mrs. William
Wilson to Tampa yesterday and will
spend week with her. Miss Pauline
Peace is assisting Mr.. Martin i'm the
Ocala News company during their alb
Spncp
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03
CuAYTON.LONG

Mr.. John L. Clayton of st. Peters
burg and Miss Winona Long Of this
city. were married this morning at the
parsonage by Rev. H. E. Gabby, of the
Baptist church.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr.. f. p. Rentz received a large 30
horse power Cadillac touring car Sum-
day, which he bought exclusively for
his family's use. The car was bought
in Jacksonville and shipped down by
rail.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Staley have re-
turned to Ocala and are at home in the
residence on South Second street re-
Gently vacated by PROF. Gottlieb and
family. Ocala is glad to recover this
clever little family.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

DR.. Smith and wife do not expect to
leave Ocala for their visit north until
next Saturday The doctor will be
away only few weeks. Dr. CarswelI
Of Citra will attend to his practice
during his absence.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr. Albert Graham, who has been at
Wekiwa Springs for several months,
is IN town for rest Mr.. Graham will
accompany his sister, Mrs. Hall. to
Arcadia when she returns. and pay
her a visit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1909-08-03

Mr. Charlie F1ippen returned yester-
day from Watertown, Tenn. where he
has been for the past three weeks Wis
iting his parents and spending his va
cation He says he had the time of his
life.