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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
The Traer Letter.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer, Oct. Ito the great surprise
+ his congregation. Rev. Mr.. Btvey,
pastor of the Congrega tional church,
landed in his resignation Sunday to
take effect Nov. /, after having had
charge of this church for the past
seven years. He has accepted call at
Columbus, o., and with his family will
leave for his new field of labor about
the first of next month. The resigna-
ton Of Brother Bovey will give Traer
new ministers in each of the churches.
Rev. Mr.. Melville has but lately been
elected to the pastorate of the United
Presbyterian church, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of DR.. Swan.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, preached his farewell sermon
Sunday and leaves this week for his
new charge at Belle PLANE. He will
be succeeded by Rev. Mr.. Soper, and
the vacancy caused by Rev. Mr..
Bovey's resignation will filed as
quickly as possible.
Cards announces the marriage Of Mr..
Frank WignaN and Miss Zoe Taylor.
at the home of the brides parents. A
granite shower was given compliment
airy to the bride Saturday afternoon at
the home of Miss Jessie Stuart in south
Traer.
William Jack, who was recently
brought to Traer from the Iowa
Soldiers Home, continues to fail and
his death is expected at any time. Mrs
D. Bean, a daughter. of Cedar Rapids
and his sons, Joe and Will, OF st. Louis
| are at his bedside.
Mrs. Sarah Truesdell, who has been
living with her son Fred in Garwin the
past several years, has returned to
Traer to remain indefinitely, and will
go to housekeeping at once.
c. c. Collins has gone to Minnesots
TO look after the building of q large
barn on his farm in that state.
Word received here is to the effec'
that Edna, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
George Ladd, who recently moved from
here to Dakota, is III with typhoit
fever, but Is doing nicely. The littli
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Wilson
of this city, who has been aAlfcted witt
the same disease, il Improving slowly.
| Carroll Stuart has gone to Chicago
to begin q course in dentistry in tn,
University Of Illinois.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
a WIDOWS, MITE PARALLEL.
New York Woman Gives SEQ Of Wash
tub Earnings to Mission.

New York. Oct. 12.-Altho she ekes
out living by taking in washing,
Mrs Sophia Lichtenfield contributed
$50 Sunday at the annual convention
Of the Christian Missionary Alliance,
which is being held at the Gospel tab
ernacle in this city. Urged by the Rev.
A. B. Simpson, famous as collector
of funds for the church work, the
crowd in the tabernacle pledged to-
tai Of $46,772 for the annual mis-
sionary Offering" s4,s5s of which was
in cash.
The contributions pledged ranged all
the way from so cents to $500. None
Of the individual contributors names,
excepting Mrs. Lichtenfield's, were
made public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Wlpina Out Mosquitoes.

The war against mosquitoes IN
Greater New York and Jersey has
,roved an eye-opening, heartfelt, sur.
,rising success. There are places in
Greater New York where three years
.go a herd of cattle would stampede
n terror from mosquitoes, where
COWS had to be MIXED in cloud Of
lamp, burning straw, where the pests
would settle and form q gray film over
he stomachs of poor old horses.
where these pests were so thick as to
trouble a hunter seeing the sights
along his gun barrel. To-day in some
Of those very same places there are
not only few. but no mosquitoes. a
blessing in comfort and real estate
values that is simply unspeakable.-
New York Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Vinegar Cures Snake Bites.

Writing to the London Daily Mail.
Z correspondent who has spent several
years in India says of the cnre there
for snake bites: 1T may interest you
to know that common malt vinegar
the trade article-nas been used in
India for some years as certain cure
for snake bite. The bite of the cobra
is cured by it, and in every village
all over the country the head man is
now supplied with bottle Of it by
the government. The method of ap-
plication is to make cut between the
wound and the heart, about one inch
long and one-fourth of an inch deep,
close to the bite. and to rub the vim.
egar into it with a sponge or piece OF
cotton rag
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
FOUND DEAD BY ROAD.
Steam Shovel Fireman Killed While
Walking on Railway.

Special 10 TImes-F publican
Craston, Oct. 12.-The crew of
freight train going west found the life
less and mangled body of Callie Har-
lin. steam shovel fireman, lying be-
side the Burlington track at Villisca.
Sunday morning. It Is presumed he was
struck by a thru train the previous ev-
ching, while walking along the track
10 Villisca. He had been working in the
vicinity of Red Oak, and started Sat-
urday evening for Villisca He was a
young man, probably about "a years Of
age, and unmarried. His home was at
agency, Iowa, and the body has been
sent there for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
TO LURE THE PROFESSORS.
Director Schroeder lnstalls VoIley
Ball as University Innovation.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Oct 12-Volley ball for
the professors in the University OF
Iowa will be the innovation Installed
by Director E. G. Schroeder to induce
the faculty members to seek exercise
in the university gymnasium.
Requests have come to Mr.. Schroeder
from the "profs" asking for some nov
ell form of exercise for their class
which last year was a distinct failure
To lure the teachers away from theiI
class room confinement he announced
the new game. II believe the faculty
class Will be a success now" he said
in speaking of the years prospects.
The regular gymnasium work starts
this week The physical examinations
oof freshmen students have been con-
Guided, and class exercises will begin
at once,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
AN oskALoosA SUICIDE.

Roy Blair Cuts Throat With Harness
Knife-Has Family at Knoxville.
Special to Republican.
Oskaloosa. Oct. 12.-Roy Blair. col
lar maker at the Oskaloosa saddlery
factory. committed suicide by cutting
his throat with harness knife. He
was respondent and had been acting
aueerly for several days. He has
wife and family at Knoxville
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Tow Airshins For Christmas.

Among the Christmas toys coming
from abroad are differe types of air.
ships oncplancs. hiplanes and bal
looms and dirimibles. The success Of
pviators in different parts of the world
has made its impression on the toy
makers. who are ever anxious to keep
abreast with the latest novelty liz n
form that arneals to the imagination
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
By Our Formula

We produce In Hoods sarsaparlIIa
a medicine that has an unap.
preached record Of cures Of
Scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh,
rheumatism, anemia, nervousness, that
tired feeling, loss of appetite, etc.
The combination and proportions OF
the moro than twenty different remedial
agents contained in Hood S Sarsaparilla
are known only to ourselves, SO there
can be no substitute. -.
This medicine makes healthy and
strong the Little Soldiers" in your
blood, those corpuscles that fight the
disease germs constantly attacking you.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12

One hundred fifteen thousand fourI
hundred thirty-seven board feet of lun-
Der grown on one acre in eight years,
worth at present prices of lumber
$685..
Eucalyptus groves planted and cared
for two years and turned over to pur-
chaser with about 700 living trees per
acre guaranteed. Sold on easy month
ly payments
For sale by
W. H. REED,
MarshalItown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
sAPTIsTs REpEDIcATE.

Beautiful New Church at Hampton
Free Of Debt-Jubiise Services.
Special to Times-Republican.
Hampton, Oct. 12.-Altho the wealth.
er was gloomy and unpleasant here
Sunday. praise and Thanksgiving
reigned within the Baptist church al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
HOW EUCALYPTUS HAS
GROWN

Table compiled by California State
Board of Forestry, showing merchant
able saw timber on one acre in Bailey
plantation at Santa Anna, Cal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12

of children. Each Of the toy airsil'ns Is
operated by a propeller. some NTH two
fans and some with four. to which en-
rrey is transmitted from an elastic.
hose running the length Of tho tny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

The year 1908 passes into history
as the greatess Of the present
decade. Surprises mark almost
svery turn
Three worlds champions have
been dethroned and another vent
beyond his class and was defeated.
The year started quietly. but
warmed up. and as month after
month passed the pagllistlc ealen.
dar grew more important until the
climax was reached IN the return
so form OF Stanley Ketchei and his
recovery Of a lost title Thanksgiv
Ing day.
Attal was twice fought 70
ataudstlll By Owen Moran and de-
feafad In a 15-r0und engagement By
Freddie Welch: Battling Nelson
twice defeated Joe Cans. and took
from him a crown that he had worn
for six Or seven years. and Stanley
Ketchel won, lost and regaIHed the
worid'a msddieweight championship.
Aside from these events many
fights Of more than ordinary Inter
est we're fought
Probably the biggest surprise waB
the work Of WEIGH. This little Eng
flghman stands today, as the result
Of his showing this year, one q the
greatest little men the world has
ever seen. and In al probability
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viii be given the first crack at Mel.
son for the h0nors In the light
weight division.
Moran has given his eouutryman
a run for honors, and while he was
unable 70 defeat Attel, he put up
two great fights against The little
wonder and shares the honor Of
worlds featherweiRht champion.
ship with the California iad.
Jcm Drisc0ti. another English.
man, has made such q good impress.
sion tn the East that the writer's
are toHilng him AZ the future king
~ feathers
In the conquest for titles Nelson
and ketchel Quit with houora about
even Nelson turned the fighting
world tOpay.furvy when he took
Cans Into camp the first time. IN
fact. Bis victory was 20 unlocked
for that the sporting world was
ready q call for another fight be-
tween the two with scarcely a
months notice.
The nattler turned The trick
again aud aid II 80 deeisiYely that
no doubt was left The Dane then
did as all other fighters Of today DO.
erawIed into the championship hole
he had made and pulled the open.
lnR In after him.
The Ketchal Papke battles we're
knockout surprises. 70 start with,
Papke surprised BIZ friends by stay.
Ing 10 rounds with Ketehel after
he had been all but Knocked ont
Later az Los Angeles. Ketchei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
Y. M. C. A. is HOST
at OPEN HOUSE

The Y ~ g. A WAS host a. tn
open hGuae" reception and 81 afi
ernoou yesterday guoHta crowded
the corridors enjoying the athletic
aquatic. literary aud musical enter
iainmeniA aud the excellent hos
ulialliy of the institution IN the
gymnasium. Physical Director
D0uthltl aud BIS assistants Lee and
ellis held sway. pulling off athletic
events that we're immensely en.
ioypd
The climax Of tho athletics came
with the volley bail game between
the Preachers team. composed
% Capt Arm Allen. Roy. John Dean
aud RaT Mr Jones'. against bust.
nasa mems team The game ended
zl.20 ia tho business mems favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

mills bike record, Newark, time
b4t9ab.
Oct 20 Anderson won western
professional aolf championship
Nov n Harvard 4 Yale Q
New rs D0raudo defeated
Hayes. Marathon renewal. New
York. time 80 1898
Nov 30 Ketchpll beat i'apEs, ! 3
rounds. San Francisco
Nov. rs nrekea and Wlidlng
(Auatnilan) defeated Alexander
aud Wright. international tennis
doubles. Melbourne
Dec IL Moran and Mcfarland
win six day bicycle race. New York.
setting new record record nilen.
2.7a7
Dec taughoat beat nofaudo.
Marathon, New York, 9 tst05 g.
Dec 10 rapke aud Kelly fought
aarauna draw Los Angeles
Dec IS Ynsift Mahnout victor
ipns over uuH Seh0nleln iAmerieual
Chicago
Dec 10 Nox populi sets new rec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

ora Oil ~ De- ID mile and fuFionR,
anfta Anita
Deg 2i~eHam Langford defeated
Jim Flynn. ! fnnHd, Ben francisco
Dec. - Jimmy Walsh aud Monte
Attell. draw, II rounds, Fan
Francisco
Dec 90 Jack johnson defeated
Tommy Burns. Il rounds. sydney,
Australia
Dec. 30 81 Maloney sets new
record Of 1890 far 20 miles 5A3
yards. Marathon Rye 20 Columbus
Circle. N "
pee. 90 Jem DriHeoll gets docia
sion over Matiy baldwin Boston,
nee - stanford University wins
Pacific coast soccer championship
defeating Vancouver. Vancouver
Dee 10 Al Kaufman defeats Jim
Barry. b rounds. San Francisco
Dec. 80 Abe Atlell defeats
"nle MackaY. aiRht rounds. New
Orleans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

feet so inches. new record. Phil.
adelphla
May s0-Ffed Weich. beat phli
Brock. &c rounds. Los Angeles
June ketchell whipped fapke.
10 rounds. Milwaukee.
June venone. Boston, won
ocean race. Marolehead % Her.
mudR.
June 9-Alisa Craig won power
boat race. Marbiehead % bermuda.
July ICY Young shut out New
York without a hit, not man
reaching first
July Nelson Knocked out Cans,
seventeenth round san Francisco.
July a. Mcfarland outpolnted
Nelch. Is rounds. los Angeles.
July 4-Wllsas, Giants. shut out
Philliea without BIT, 10 Innings
july % Johnny Hayes son OWN
plan Marathon. Time s,ab;th IS.
luly a5~-corry, Pa. and Faleouer
y. Y, clubs PLAYED 2s innings. nedt.
ent striking out Al men.
July as-Oiympsau games ended
American team Winning with IS
firass.
July s5- ShehoyRan beat MilwAu.
kee Take Shore ieAguel. Young
Milwaukee pitcher. not giving = HIT
for II innings
July waddeli struck out is
Athletics.
July so--Laioie made his two
thousandth hit
July ~Keteheli Knocked out
Kelly. third round. San Francisco
Aux. 3--Dixls III tAmerleanl wun
international motor boat race from
England
Aus. ia-~~Cy~ Young slay, Boston
Young presented with cup aud
s6 .8oo.
Aug - 49, Street. Washington
team. caught ball dropped from top
az Washington monument
Aug "a hnrna knocked out
saaiFe@, thirteenth round. sydney.
n. =. W.
Aus. z5-Atien Winter won Read
Vile trotting handicap.
Aux 2S~~neMlA 4. Wright defeat.
ed Alexander il finals u national
tennis singles.
Aug aa--Fred Mcleod wun four.
teenth open golf championship.
sept Papke knocked out
ketehell. ls rounds. San Francisco.
Sept. - battling Nelson knocked
out Cans. Colusa. Cal. twentyfirst
round.
sept iz~-ShAw. Dartmouth. broke
wufld'A record. i18 gard hurdles. tin.
lshing In Is seconds. Chicago.
Sept. i3-MnlfuFd won "a hour Au
/ tDmobiie race. Brighton beach
track breaking record
Sept Is Dusty Rhoades. Glove
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handed the sporting world one Or
the greatest shocks II has ever felt
when be- was beaten % pulp By
papke
The boys were matched again and
Papke ruled fayoFite Thousands
we're bet on him At 10 20 Z aud 10
10 6. Ketehei came back strong
and almost knocked the can from
the top OF Papke's body There
waa no room for doubt this time.
either. stAnleys victory was more
decisive than Papke's 10 their sec.
ond fight
Once more the public had been
fooled The dope had been wrong
Minor battles Of Importance
fought among the little fellows dur
Ing the year that stirred np the pa.
glllatie following included the con
tests fl which Packey Mcfarland.
Leach Cross. Tommy Murphy. CY.
clone Johnny Thompson, Rudolph
Unh0lz. Jimmy Britt. Johnny Sum.
mers. Jem Driscoll and Jimmy clab.
be took part
The heavyweight division was al
most al a atandRtill 10 America dur
ing the year Tommy Burns. tho
w0uid.be champion, spent the year
on the other side Of the world
Al Kaufman, protese OF Billy DE
ianey. who has had more effort
spent on him than any other pugil.
list IN modern times. has made some
progress. He had couple 81 fights
with men who class no better than
the third rank. aud he won them.
The game on the whole showed
Improvement over the previous
year. aud the coming cycle gives
promise Of being even more suc.
cesaful from every standpoint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
DEAN OF MINSTRELS WAS
PIONEER OF BASEBALL
LEW 9iMMoNs, COMEDIAN, WAS
REAL FOUNDER or THE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

When one thinke ~ old time min.
atreiay II is natural 10 associate
such thoughts With the names ~
Primrose. West. Harlow. Wilson.
lihYeriy aud Thatcher
But there is another name which
means more % the world III min
alreiay aud that ia
Lew Simmons. ~ years old. aiige
and kicking aud Dean 0f Black
face performers
simmons YVES d child ~ ig sing.
inK lyrics IN a minstrel show before
George Primrose waa born aud be.
fore Mcintyre A Heath we're ever
heard Of and before Williams and
Waiher were announced into this
world ~ HlH and sorrow
simmons Is the man who 0rigin-
ated the hungry coon" act which
has been successfully copied BY
every minstrel man of note Ne.
lniYre A Heath have Heed II for
nearly 80 years aud It stu goes
80 have Williams a Walker
nut Lew simmons WIS not al
Ways minstrel man.
lle WAS one ~ the owners ~ the
original Philadelphia Athletics. the
classy American association mem
beF 81 the early SOS which eugag.
ed IN 10 many royal battles with
Chris Won der Ahea famous base
ball team. the Browns.
simmons founded the American
league. and from 1882 20 1887 en-
ioYed q season % great prosperity.
Science In baseball was a thing
unknown ia those daya" said Mr.
Simmons To-day II IL a hundred
per cent better. A i0t 81 persons
gay Jack CHESHIRE originated the
epltbaii Nothing 10 a. Bobby Mat.
thswa was the first pitcher 70 ube
the saliva shoot war around
then and I think know"
Simmons was the man who orig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Jan, i---Attsn and Moran fought
fb-round draw. san Francisco.
Jan, Jockey Geo. Mountain
barred from New Orleans tracks.
Jan. Ia Nelson Knocked out
Jack Clifford. five rounda. Ogden.
Utah.
Jan. i4--paekey Mcfarland out.
pointed Bert Reyes. IL rounds. Dos
ton.
Jan st--Papke knocked cut wal
ter ssantea. four rounds. Boston.
Jan Is -- intercollegiate foot
ball rules committee changed for.
ward pass rule. covering illegal
snuchsng OF ball
Jan. --Hackenschmidt threw
Rogers. American. London
Jan. 3i--Agteil won from Neil
thirteenth round. san Francisco.
Feb. s--Bastilng Nelson outpoins.
ed BY unholn In io-ruuad bout. Los
Angeles
kAeh. i0--Bnrna Knocked out Pal.
nter, London. fourth round
FEB. i0--J. Y. Chalmers and III.
A. kisna. ChlcaK0. rolled l.264.
breaking two.men bowling records.
Cincinnati
Feb. Isl Pltsshurg chosen for
1909 A. II. G. tournament.
Feb. at-- Mcfarland won from
Neleh. 10 rounds. Milwaukee.
Feb. 2s--Kstchell knocked out
Jack Twin Sullivan. In one round.
AaF. la-PRpke defeated Kelly.
40 rounds. Milwaukee,.
Mar 1T--Burns knocked out
Roche. one ronnd. Dublin.
Mar. 1e--~Ty" Cobb signed De-
tr0ls eontraet
Mar 22--Fennlngs track opened.
Washington. u. c.
spike Robson. third round. Pail.
adelphfa
April Scotch made Hacken.
schmidt quit. Chicago.
April Is Burns knocked out
@Jawey~ Smith. London
April Wagner joined Pitts
burg team.
April s0r--Henry Chadwick. fla.
ther Of baseball. died. Brooklyn.
April 9o-~-T. H. MoFTsasey won
Boston Marathon In 2s2S - Is.
April a. Briarcliffe road race
wen BIZ Strang. a.1Asts Is.
April a0-~SauiruS knocked out
Roche. four rounda. Dublin.
MAY i4-~Gmns knocked out TN.
h0Ia, four rounds. San Francisco.
MAJ H. Brandon. Kansas cts
club. pitched no.hit game against
Indiana polls.
Mar as--Iav Gould defeated Ens-
taos Miles In international court
tennis cham plouahlp. London.
HAS 1s~-Dray. Yale. vaulted IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

The Victoria united Soccer team
~ the Pacific Coast league failed
Is put ln GA appearance for It's
aamo wfih the Seattle United team
yesterday Ia the emergency a
team Of an stars from the North.
western leaRae was rounded up
whn played the Seattle United
team 70 a draw. two goals each
Declaration was made NJ the So.
attic United headquarters yegter
day that the Seattle team would
not play In The Coast league while
Victoria retains IS present man.
Akrmnmt
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land club. shut out Boston without
a hit
Sept 70 Waddell struck out III
Of the Washing team
Oct Moran heat flanlon, 80
rounds, San Francisco
Oct g~1oaa, Cleveland. shut out
Chicago without hit
Oct q Detroit defeated Cieye.
land 70. winning A l. pennant
Oct THE Harvester" lowered
Kentucky tptufity record to osA
Oct ~ Mlnur Heir equaled Star
Pointers race record Of 3s00ts, Lex.
lngton
Oct, Giants beat A0aton and
tied Chicago FOR National league
pennant
Oct s~iiagvard won lntercalleal
ate tennis Singles. Philadelphia
Oct p Cubs beat niauta. New
York. a.. fur n l.. pennant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

goLnFtElD. Jan Larry Cor.
don Of Butte wuu over ilarrY kfAnt
% Seattle Ia the Hlxfh round If =
scheduled 2orownd hout here last
night kfaut broke 4 bone IN HE
lrft hand with his first punch after
the opening gong lie vas helpless
after that. and IN the sixth round
bis seconds threw M the sponge
Tea hickaYd refereed the aeFnp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

mated the ase % q net 10 protect
the RFandetand from passed and
foul balls
simmons first suggested that 4
penalty be incorporated ia the
rules when q pitcher struck the
bafHman with the ball
Simmons was ibe man who 10.
troduced the use o. an extra ball
when one WAS clouted out n the
Held
Simmons has made and lost sew
eFal fortunes, but Il always happy.
That's Simmons who. with Frank
White. II making patrons Of the
Orphenm laugh this week.
EDDIE BOYDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

The MmdFuna Athletic club pes
tertiay afternoon opened It's basket.
bail season by defeating the I NJ
& A. junior five BY AZ is ta 10
score Center t.faw and Forward
FLYNN proved % be the point win.
nerm for the Madronms. EfAw shoot.
ink six baskets and FLYNN thfee.
Both teams plaFsd q clean game
from start 10 flnsHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

II necessary / viii challenge
johnson III order 20 endeavoF %
return the championship 70 ths
whlte race
ThHsiY snsks ane !. J CoFbetg
Ia a Colorado tn@n last night
.Ieenaa woaid be The eTnancipmtUr,
incidentally the martyr. eacfi.
fselmg himself 90 the Johnson
shrine Nobly said 1amwa--but
stick 10 the boards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

was great year sports 1909
haaeat o. all the big olympic
EnpAna where Americas cleaned
pont recora that made other nation look small
~ AZ Olympic events greatest the Marathon by
Jehnny Hayes sf New York. s. Italy
% Marathon
beat Hayes And when the Canadian indian Lenghoa
rando. all America eaced again.
easeea had the biggest lie history the worlds cham
ponahp being BY the Chicago Cubs conceded
critics % e tie fastest ard strongest team developed
A amateur sports thrved amazingly Sports
uepenuen on the gambling element appealing
invite suffered
inc both running and tna
% TIRE country BY enforcement Of anthna
almost every stronghold Famous
naah priced heraes have been shipped abroad.
Prize lighting has had q
against them eds fair deprive puas stamping
Here follows llss the hibh spo,s spor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Supreme Court Justice geabary
has handed down a decision max
iue permanent the temporary In
junction granted 10 several ~ this
Greater Nsw York boxing clubs
The Injunction prevents tbs police
from interfering with aparring ex-
hibltlona