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HERB SPECIALIST.

MANUFACTURER OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed 10 cure or relieve any and
an ailments. Mems complaints a speciality.
N A. LOUIS 4 SONS, I74S eth 81. ~ ".
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N TIE MUNICIPAL. COURT on TEE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Samuel l.. Ia
RS, Fred a. johnson. Milton Harris. trading
as barrls, johnson a. Co. plaintiff, vs..
Johi. ". stone and Thomas Mcdonald. trad
ing as stone & Mcdonald defendant No.
1oas The object Of this suit Is 10 recover
Ei665 and to have judgment Of COndes1na-
ton Or certain property Of the defendant
levied on under an attachment issued in this
suit 10 satisfy the PLAINTIFF clair II IS
therefore, this II day Of September lsVs, or
dered that the defendant appear in this
court on o. before the fortieth day OK
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays, after
the day OF the first publication Of this order,
10 defend this suit and show cause why said
condemnation should not be had. otherwise
the suit viii be proceeded with as IN case
o. default. witness the Honorable Judges OF
Fsid court this "a day Of September, A ID.
1909 r g. AUkAM. Clerk. BY BLANCHE
NEFF, Assistant Clerk seS,lOH
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA In re. William Il
Sails. bankrupt In Bankruptcy. No SOS To
the creditors OF said bankrupt: Notice is
hereby given that on the 18th day OF April.
1922 the said VIM. n. sails. was duly adfu-
dicsted bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF his creditors VIII be held at nv ofRce
Room No sos Columbian Building. No as
nth ST y. w Washington. ID. c. on the
t2d day of September, 1893 at n O'Clock A
II, az which time the said creditors NAV
attend. prove their claims. appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. r. S. McCALMONT. Referee in
Bankruptcy. IL
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THE pENHTR9 at

i+04 Park road NV. In Mount Pleasant.
Just or 18th st. Five rooms and bath.
$40.
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RAILROADS.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.

SCHEDULE
900 a. M, daily. Florida Fast Man %,
Through coaches and Pullman sleepe~S 20
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sIssro
ers Washington 10 Atlanta and Birmingham
Dining ears
7-20 p. m daily Year Round Limited
Cc,ches and Pullman 10 Savannah, Jackson
Vile. and Tampa Also Atlanta, Birmfnl--
ham and Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket once. l4ls New York ave. ~ W
e 4. HARDWOOD. G. +. A
e. 3. Ryan. q. +. A. Porthmouth Va
G. 4. Phillips. ID. +. A., Washington. ID {,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-2e11 10th st y w s-roorn
house newly papered: side light only; SO:
2237 10th st. y. w: 5-room house: e n
front, large parking, Sl350 ia good white
tenants with reference. Key at 9t6 W y w
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TEE nARIINCTON
THE LORAINE

zoos Hth Ut. NV. BY Washington
circle Five rooms and bath, SS5.
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FOR RENT-SO9 9Th st. \. W: large ID
room brick dwelling in good condition suit
able for light business purposes or boarding
end rooming house; rent. S60.65. Don't miss
q. r. HOwENsTEIN CO. 1915 F st. y. W.
sefO-qf
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Il ACRNS FINE LAND; Beautiful view on
Baltimore boulevard; half mile of Belts
vile. No; near schools stores, etc: price
only $1,000. A. NJ. DUCKETT. charge Farm
department. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BhOhERSi 1923 r selO-3t
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FOR RENT OR SALE. store and rooms al
joining, al Mt Rainier station district line.
Rhode Island ave. y. F.; Sls50 per month
J. c. ROGERS Mt. Rainier. Nd
selO-7ts
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wan IED-A partner in pool room. excep-
uonal opportunity offered: $500 or Sf00 cash
required. c. G. DAVIS, 1910 3 81. \. r.
sefo-St
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FOR RENT--35O2 Center ST. y. w. pleasant
six rooms and two attic ones: lot Skis IT, /.
$3.50 5S57 Belsir ave, Langdon. six rooms,
lot 50x170 at ST.
JOHN T. KNOTT. slS F ST.
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FOR RENT-l702, 1904 and 1905 r St y w .
new houses In this desirable location. 10
rooms and bath each, parties leasing for one
year viii he given one months rent free
Don't wait Call OF phone for keys only
$751; so each
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FOX SALE-Cigar. confectionery. and no
ton store, two partly furnished rooms; 500;
rent $3.50. owner leaving city. 7o6 Ith1st
s. " Fe10-cts
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ANY PERSONS holding equities or purchase
contracts Tor subdivision lots in or around
Washington desiring TO dispose Of same would
do well 90 communicate with AGENT
BOX 81 Times office se1O-5t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FANTED-A partner in pool room: excep-
uonai opportunity offered $500 or $500 cash
required. G. c. DAVIS, 1910 81. y F.
So %
FOR SALE-Cigsr. confectionery. and no
llon store, two partly furnished rooms; S20;
s W se10-cts
ANY PERSONS holding equities or purchase
contracts Tor subdivision lots in or around
Washington desiring TO dispose Of same would
do well 90 communicate with AGENT
BOA ~ Times Office selO-St
HIGH-CIAss GROCERY, doing 2.2oo bust
ness monthly; exceptionally good for two
hustlers, right price THORNTON. 1905 Pa
w. - w -es-Se
5000 STORE AND HOUSE: King street
Alexandria, Va; store, 34xyO; rented S44 per
month. THORNTON. 1895 Pa. ave. y. ".
ses-St'
ssS5o-LARGE STORE and lI-room house.
nearby town; terms All kinds store property
THORNTON, 1893 Pa ave. y. W, Room IL
se9-3t"
MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE y. W: owner
viii sacrifice; excellent investment; always
rented W. THORNTON. 1906 Pa ave y.
$3.50 TAKES CHOICE: modern brick
houses, lots l1Xl0e; terms. Money loaned.
"a ave n W. ses-st'
FOR RENT-Store. two rooms ans cellar in
BUSINESS lf'IouEhidre. opposite y. F. market
and temple; rent S22.50 lll4 II st. y. Z.
LUNCH ROOM-with meals sales $40: taken
at once, $500 cash. owner TO leave town. Bon
- Times ONCE. see-St'
FOR sALE-Grocery. cigar and fruit store
located central \. w, rent SIS; doing good
business. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 514
st y. ". se9-St
FOR SALE-Up-to-dsts pool room. 5O5 II St
y r. viii sell cheap. Call at c. 7. HUNT
ER.S, no Pa. ave y. w. ses-St
BARBER SHOP; Alexandria. Va. clearing
s140 month; rent. SIS; long established
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. 1923 F.
ses-St
GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY STORE
rent $50. large brick house: business
y w. price only $50.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. 1923 F.
seS-3t
CORNER GROCERY y. W. rent S3s; rooms:
daily sales. So: price, S1.5oo
see-ot
FOR sALE-Wen equipped electric power
horse clipping shop. chedp. other business
the reason for sailing. Address BOX 30
Times Office. seS-7t'
FOR RENT-Furnished barber shop. Apply
FREMONT HOTEL. ID and Ind. ave.
seS-3t
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
WE WILL SELL horses. Surveys. wagons
and harness, lot Of country trucks. bugSieS.
broughams. coupe roCkaway. and victoria a
public auction tomorrow at 1880 a. m
AT GREENS
Auction Rooms. so 10th St y. ".
Goods received until sale charge
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AUTO LAMP REPAIRING.

AUTO LAMP OUT OF ORDER?
Bring n 70 Us We viii put IL I'm Al condi-
ton a. a very small cost MOORE A. CO,
506 John Marshall place. Phone NJ f3f7.
sel-We, fritz
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HIGH-CLASs GROCERY. doing 5000 bust
ness monthly. exceptionally good for two
hustlers. right price. THORNTON. 1906 Pa.
ave. ~ W. se9-3ts
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FOR RENT BY

FOR RENT-I235 9TH ST. y. w.-Brick
house. rooms and bath; rent so 50. Keys
al 1921. r. NJ MORRISON, 627 F st. \. ".
seS-3t'
SIS. SMEAR LINCOLN PARK-Brick Of
rooms and tiled BATH cellar and furnace.
good repair. l. r. +. PRINCE. ~ Bond
Bldg. se1-u
FOR RENTED Kenyon st. y. W, hot-waler
heat and everything modern SIS. Apply to
EUGENE BUSH. 2s12 14th st. y. W. se4-7t
Furnished
FOR RENT-2sOS 18th st. y W, furnished:
a beautiful new house. handsomely furnished:
owner living in California. 10 rooms. 80
feet parking. convenient TO 18th and 18th st.
cars. Don't wait. Call OF phone for keys.
or salesman will meet you by phone appoint
ment at house. Rent. SIS.
n. r. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1914 F ST. n ".
sel0-5t
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FOR RENI-Store, two rooms ans cellar In
business thoroughfare. opposite y. F. market
and temple, rent S22.5O. l1l4 II st. y. &.
se9-3ts
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5 Il: ct, ID OUR RATES AZ sSIs1 g:n,
"We Do Just as We ADVERTISE
CITIZENS LOAN COMPANY

No. 400 Commercial Bank Building.
y. w. Cor. 18th & G SITS Elevator to
4th floor.
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FLOOR OIL.

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY dust-kIIIlnr
floor OIL keeps the floors clean and bright:
gives them polished fnish. SOC gallon. delly-
cred All oils lacking the Hunter label and
the Hunter recipe are limitations Phone
Main 5i5s. Ohice. li5 Pa. ave y. w Good
for your turniturs. Try It.. ss6-7t
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s.. S50-LARGE STORE and 1I-room house.
nearby town. terms. All kinds store property.
THORNTON. 1905 Pa ave. y. W. Room II
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$500 STORE AND HOUSE. King street
Alexandra. Va; store, 9xg0, rented S44 per
month. THORNTON. 1906 Pa. ave. y. W.
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$3.50 TAKES CHOICE: modern bricI
houses. lots l7XiOe; terms Money loaned
District real estate. VIM. THORNTON f5Os
Pa. ave. N W. seq-sts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PERSONAL.

5000 ENVELOPES at lbs per /. 900 printed
up-to-date style. see them. DAWSON the
cheapest hrst-class printer. s07 9th St y W
ses-5t
YOU CAN BORROW MONEY on your sal
Ery or household goods Cell or send postal
sl5 s.. Room au27-tf
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LUNCH ROOM-with meals sales $40: taken
at once $500 cash. owner 10 leave town. Bon
a Times Office seQ-sts
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MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE n W. owner
will sacrifice; excellent investment: alwsvs
rented. W. THORNTON. 1906 Pa ave. \.
W see-7ts
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WASHINGTON'S
LEADING MARKETS.
MARKE T

HORSE RADISH.
PURITY BRAND HORSE IiADIsH.
ALWAYS JUST RIGHT
6. sWINpELLS 4 SON. 3el-2s2-s93
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THE DORCHESTER

a. II St ne. Near govt printing offic
and Union Station. -Four rooms an
bath, SIS Five rooms and bath, So
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2520 18th st NV, 10-room
house, overlooking the city,
$50 per month.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT N THE MUNsEY BUILDING:
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RESENTATIVE5 SERVICE AND AP-
PCINTMENTS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS LOW. AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING. aplg-tf
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
Yosemite Appeals to the
Indoor Yacht Club

Not to be outdone by the Olympians
the members Of the Indoor Yacht club
are getting ready TO invade the Yose-
mite valley. Already arrangements
have been completed for a grand ex-
cursion into the land of wonders. A
special train of Pullmans has been
chartered and it will leave via the
Santa Fe on Friday morning March
II. arriving at Ell Portal on Saturday
morning in time for breakfast. All
members desiring reservations should
communicate with James S. Mulvey.
room 200, S32 Market street.
The Indoor boys propose having a
time that will furnish food for con-
versation during the ensuing year.
Nothing will be overlooked to make
the coming excursion the greatest
event that the club ever attempted,
and it managed to get away with some
good ones in its time Steward John
]. O'Malley is already hustling around
town, laying in a supply of the finest
for appeasing the appetite and quench-
ing the thirst.
The proposed trip will occupy three
days. Arriving in the valley on Sat
urday morning the boys will have all
sights and indulging in all the games,
such as hockey. ski JUMPING. skating
and mountain climbing Tom Corbett
and Martin Berwin. known as the 'hu-
man goats" will lead thesparty around.
The trip will be given under the per-
mfttee: Frank =. Hennessy. Joseph S.
Lewis. John j. OMailey, James S. Null
yey Tom Corbett Martin Berwin, Percy
Dana and James w. Coffroth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
Husky Greek Wrestler No
Match for Braun

Peter Buzukos, the husky Greek
wrestler, met his match in George
Braun, the former Olympic club ex-
pert, at Dreamland last evening The
Greek showed plenty of strength and
willingness, but Braun had it on his
opponent in skill and generalship. and
despite the roofing of a big crowd of
his countrymen the Greek could not
make any headway against Braun. The
match was exciting while il. lasted, but
the finish came quickly
Buzukos rushed at his man from the
outset and tried to rough it all over
the ring. Braun, however, was. on his
guard and met the rushes coolly. He
soon tied the Greek UP in a knot and
threw him in 15 minutes. In the next
attempt Braun stretched Buzukos on
his back in 20 minutes, and the even
ing's fun was at an end.
There were two preliminary bouts.
Charles Santell handily defeated Young
Hackenschmidt in the first in straight
falls and Jack Muldoon did likewise
with George Cameron.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
Lederman Proves Victor in
Handicap Singles

The final match Of the handicap sin.
giles tournament commenced two weeks
ago at the California club was played
yesterday and resulted IN a victory for
DIR. Lederman. With a handicap OF
over Is he beat z. P. Finnigan IN
straight sets. The score was So, 7-5.
rs. The doctor played splendid tennis
throughout the match. particularly In
the third set. when he overcame q
lead OF 5 to 2
A class singles tournament was COM
menced in the Golden Gate park courts
yesterday. Play was started IN all four
classes. Excellent progress was made.
the four classes being run on to the
finals or semffnals- The concluding
rounds will be played next Sunday
In the first class Maurice McLoughlin
reached the finals where he viii meet
either z. p. Finnigan or w. g. knoWl-
ton M. Rose and E. Curley qualified
for the finals Of the second class. +.
B. Miller Will meet G. G. sparrow IN
the third class. H c. HolsOn reached
the finals of the fourth class where he
will meet the winner OF the match De-
tween L H Kaiser and T. NJ Cameron.
Yesterdays scores follow
First class-Preliminary round: M. McLougo-
lin beat Paul Hardeman by default; Fred Adams
beat Fitz Guerin. SO. T-9. 81
SemifnalsEMcLOughlin beat Adams. 6-t.
6-3; Finnegan versus W. g. Knowlton. post
poned.
Second class-Preliminary round: NJ, Rose
beat J. r. CehflI 6-3, 6-3; z. G.. Cahtu beat
voorsanger. 81. e.; G. P: Lytton beat g. NJ
Guerin e. 6-1: f. J. Purley beat NJ A.
Peck 6--1. e.. W. A. Marcus beat n. H
Martin By default.
First round-Rose beat L. Msrguire. 6-3.
s-2; Lytton beat Cahin. g.. 6-1: Curlsy
beat Marcus. CO. SO, 6-3s J. Strachan
beat Fl. c. Vensano. 81. 6-3-
Semifnals-ROse beat Lytton, As. 6-3, 6-4s
Curley beat Strachan, 6-1. 6-4
Third cIass-First round E. B. Miller beat
H. williams. 6-2. 81; W. Smith beat c. Fl
Pearson 2-6. 9-T. 6-4: VI. 2. Levin beat
f. NJ. Hoffman. 81. 6-3; C. G. Sparrow beat
r Bass by default
seII4anais-Miner beat Smith. 2-6. e-3.
6-4; Sparrow beat Levin. 6-2. GO.
Fourth ciass-Preliminary round. u. ~
Kaiser beat A. II. Still. 6-i 6-3: T. NJ
Cameron beat j. f. Levin. 81. (defaultl;
j. Johnstone beat r. L. Cunningham BY de-
fault; A. L. Jacobi beat W. Brown. So. T--5.
H c. HObson beat W. Ferry G-2, Co. II.
Hoyt beat r. A. Orrett BY default.
First rOund-kaiser beat Hemmingway oy de-
fault: Cameron beat tombstone. Id, 81. 81:
HObson beat Jacob. e. SIS; Hoyt beut
". A. Ross. 6-3 4-6. e.
Semihnals-Hobson beat Hoyt. Sd, 2-6.
Ga; Cameron Kaiser. postponed
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
COLE GLUE sCHEDULE

The schedule of the Presidio golf
club was arranged during the week
and is as follows:
March 6, team match. Mcno Park VS.. Pro-
sidio, is holes; March Z, monthly medal play,
Is holes, to rearrange position of players in con-
tnnous tournament; March IA Especial extra
tournament, medal handicap. course backward,
Is holes; April 8, mixed foursomes. medal play.
is holes; April 4. monthly bogey handicap, IS
holes: May % qualifying round for club cham
pionship tcouncl cup). IS holes, medal play, first
l6 men to qualify; May 0, first round. council
cup, Is holes: May 10. second round council emp,
Is holes; May %, scmlfnals, council cup. is
holes; May 30, medal handicap. club, is
holes: May 81, finals council cup. SO holes; June
9. two ball foursomes, bogey handicap. is holes;
July 4, team match Presidio Reds vs.. Preside
Blues. Is holes, match play; August |, monthly
bogey handicap, Is holes September 8, monthly
medal handicap. Is holes September g. driving
contest September o. bogey handicap is holes;
October 2. mixed foursomes. 1S holes: October 3,
monthly medal handicap, IS holes; November 4.
monthly bogey handicap, IS holes: November %,
bogey handicap. ls holes; December ., monthly
medal handicap, Is holes December %, bogey
handicap. IS holes christmas cup); December
26 match play. 1s holes, for winners OF monthly
tournaments; January l, 1910, medal handicap,
IS holes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
VAMPIRES WIN THE
LEAGUE, BUT.
LOSE CUP
Fall Before Albion ROyerS in a
Fast Game, While Hornets
Beat ThiSfIeS
By Bob Shand

The Vampires won the league honors
and lost the cup yesterday. The Hor-
nets threw the league honors the way
of the Vamps by defeating the Thistles
to 0. and the yamps lost all chance
of capturing the cup by falling before
the Albion Rovers, to o. in the game
played at Freeman's park.
The Vampife-Albion game was one
of the best that has been seen on a local
ground this season, and the seasons
record attendance encouraged the play
ers to do their best The game was an
exact replica of last weeks contest be-
tween the same teams the Rovers hold
ing the upper hand in every depart
ment.
The Rovers were first to score. a nice
corner taken by Pike being headed into
goal by Mizen. Mclaughlin rushed In
and hustled the custodian, giving him
no chance to get the ball out of the
danger zone. Five minutes later Alick
Mckenzie and Mclaughlin got into an
argument and attempted to settle their
oinerences with their fists. For this
preach OF etiquette both men were ruled
off the field
With 10 men side the game waxed
warm and many sensational plays were
pulled off. The Vampires tried the one
back game with moderate success.
Hunter being left to help out McFar-
lane. Little Hunter played a remark
ably clever game and 1t was no fault of
his that his team did not win. The
Vamps had a number of good attempts
at goal but Marshall saved brilliantly.
Singer on one occasion had a clear shot
at 10 yards range, but Marshall clev-
erly saved. Half time arrived with the
Rovers one goal to the good.
The second half found the maroons in
irresistible form, and 1t was soon made
clear that the Vamps did not have a
chance to win.
Bernard, the clever Vampire forward,
suffered broken nose. and several of
the, players were badly bruised during
the game. The teams were as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
Three Contests Decided on
FruitvaIe Diamond
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The Bay Cities league teams made
up for lost time on the Fruitvale dia-
mond yesterday afternoon. playing no
less than three games. The Calkins
the first game, 10 to 8; the United Rail-
roads trimmed the Gantner & Mat
terms IN the second, 2 to l, and the
Wiley B. Aliens hung 1t on the Fruit
vale outfit, TO 8 in the closing en-
gagement of the day.
ALI three games were fast and well
played and drew out a big crowd.
There was plenty of good hitting and
lively fielding. Many of the players
failed to show up IN time for the morn
ing game and II was necessary to NIL
their places with youngsters. The
scores:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-01
BAT NELSON RESTS
AT LIVERM0RE
RETREAT
"Lef CE-HengerS Fight GaIIigan
Before They Tackle Me-"
Says Champion
By w. ,. SIaftery

Champion Battling Nelson arrived at
his LivermOre ranch from San Jose
last night. much relieved after brief
stay at Paso RObles springs. The
Battler was accompanied by his spar
ring partner. Joe Galligan, and after
greeting few OF his intimate friends
in the town. retired early. He will
arrive in this city this morning and
as usual Will register at the Fairmont
Nelson's stay will be a very brief
one. contrary to expectations. He says
that he probably will leave for New
York tomorrow morning. He has much
business to attend to in the east and
must be on his way without delay.
Chief among his cares Is a II weeks
theatrical contract In New York. for
which he has already signed up.
The champion continues to sound the
praises of Galligan. whom he looks
upon as one of the most promising
lightweights in the business. Bat hopes
to secure a match for Galligan in this
city and il his recommendation goes
for anything, the newcomer should not
find 1t difficult to break in right Nell
son has never been known to pick up
dead ones
GALLIGAN GREAT FIGHTER
"GdlHgan Is a great little nghters
says the Battler. There are lot
Of them talking about taking the cham
pionship away from me. Let them talk
If they wish. Now, l would suggest
that some OF them take on Joe hrst.
If they can beat him, then l am willing
to give them a chance. but they must
show me. Galllgan is some fighter;
mark my words
That book of mine is keeping me
on the jump 1t viii be out soon and
1 expect that it will have record
II all over the country Already
have about 5000 orders at Hegewisch.
where I will establish my headquarters
for it's sale. / will do far better with
the publication than I expected It's
a money maker.
Il may have something to say 10
these fighters who are now engaged in
night, but I am liable to loosen up be-
fore | start for the east again. have
other things besides fight to keep me
busy. but / may find time 70 talk on
this subject. too. When I do start there
will be something stirring"
BAT IN GOOD CONDITION
Nelson enjoyed his stay at the
springs, and in order to keep in shape
he did a lot Of road work with CALI
gan. He says he is in condition now.
having done plenty Of work while on
the road. He would like TO take a
good long rest on his ranch. but pres
sure OF business Will cause him TO keep
moving lively for several months to
come.
While In San Jose Nelson was TO
have attended the wedding OF an inti-
mate friend OF his. but at the last mo-
ment he was forced to decline