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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

There's not a thing the matter with
Pensacola; but some of its people
seem a little shaky.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

On account of irregularities in the
petition the Dade county wet" or
dry" election scheduled to take
place November 9Th has been called
off.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

ing from The Mariana Times-CourieT
for those whom it may concern:
IL they expect many people from
this section to attend the Tri-County
Fair at Pensacola next month, they
will have to pat the L. G. n. on the
back some more and get better rate
than the one announced-1-2 fare
plus % cents. A half fare rate might
be all right for drawing a crowd in
some sections, but not so on road
with a four cent rate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

For goodness sake, eat
Mothers Bread. Hughey's,
1873 West Intendencia. Phone
855.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

PEERLESS PENSACOLA, THE
BEST PORT SOUTH OF PORTS
MOUTH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

PensacoIa's citizens must get alive
to PensacoIa's opportunities and work
for them
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02
Don't Be Friqhtened.

UOHt BE 2 TI9ntCncu.
The money it would require to pay
the expenses of the preliminary pri-
mary, as suggested by Judge Reeves
we believe could be more probably
expended in conducting the campaign
in other sections of the state. II is
to be regretted that West Florida is
placed in such a predicament and we
trust one of the Pensacola candidates
will withdraw and loyalty support the
one remaining in the race. It will re-
quire this if West Florida is to fur
nish the next United States senator.
Bombay Advertiser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02
Watson, Parker g
Reese Co.
Everything to Wear"
THE GREATEST SUR
PRISE OF THE AGE.

Two lots on CerVantes Street, be-
tween Spring and 5ayIen, 62x125 feet,
$500. In the heart of the North Hill
district. The only lots to be had in
this immediate vicinity.
A BARGAIN, $1,000, JUST THINK
OF 1T, where lots are selling for $1,000
and more. L. z. Began or c. l. Vet
ter, American National Bank Building.
'Phone 60S.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

BOOST. BOOM. BuILD-THATs
ALB.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

Yesterday was a great one for the
lower and middle classes and the
Gentry in Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

BOOST, BOOM, BUILD-THAT'S
ALL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

1t makes one catch his breath to
think that the feud life of Breathitt
county, Kentucky, has reached politi-
cal Importance and that democrats
and republicans are arrayed in oppos-
ing columns, with rifles to decide the
issue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02
SHOE
NEWS

Every man in Pensacola
ought to know that for three
$4,000 dollars he can pur-
chase in our shop a genuine
Good Year Welt Shoe and
have the privilege of select
ing from more than twenty
styles in box calf, gun metal,
velour calf, vici kid and pat
ent feathers.
Remember, for only
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02
GOV. WILSON REACHES
FRANKFORT FROM N. o

Frankfort, Nov. Gov. Wilson
arrived at the capital at noon today,
after a hurried trip from New Or
leans. He said he thought it proper
that the governor should be In the
state in view of the situation a.
Jackson and in the Mason county
night rider matter.
My instructions to the militia at
Jackson" said the governor, ARE that
they must not themselves interfere Or
permit interference in tomorrow 5
election, and that they must suppress
all disorder. Mr.. LOngneCl1eF, the
Mason county farmer, will have his
home and person protected from the
night riders"
State Superintendent Oh Printing
Hedden today sent to Jackson a bal
lot book for precinct No. to supply
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02
General Cooperation Needed.

General Co-operation needed.
West Florida must look out for
itself" declares the Monticello News.
The News cannot dwell too long nor
too often on that statement of the
situation. With Pensaeola's two news
papers and some of the weekly press
in those sections preaching the doc
trine of Self-help persistentIy, the
people of West and North Florida
should be aroused to it's importance.
They should by this time be in a mood
to support their many good papers
heartily and insist upon the improve
ment of such as are not full of spirit
They should be stirring to advertise
their respective towns, cities or coun-
ties with a feeling of confidence that
every dollar 50 expended will bring
back hundreds They should be eager
for road improvement and to have
the world know they have good roads
when they are so improved. to throw
out drag nets for and welcome new
enterprises. South Florida. the East
Coast and the West Coast are grow
ing fast in population and most of
their towns and cities never know a
dull season" Advertising did it, II
will not do to sit back and criticise
those sections which are so prosper
Gus because the fruits of their indus
try come to them and are not dis
tributed over the whole state. Such
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

BOOST, BOOM, BUILD-THATS
ALL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

The rebellion in Greece soon fried
out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

the same message wisely concludes
by saying that even if such is not
the result, China has at any rate put
Japan upon the defensive and strength
ened her own case"
China, of course, has never forgiven
the drubbing she got from Japan not
long ago and in this appeal" II
such it be, seems TO ask the Western
nations to save her from still worse
fate. If this be true the alarm
lists, who baye shaken the yellow
peril like the bloody shirt in the
eyes OF a sane American people Will
doubtless meet with still greater de
rision than in the past.
War between England and Ger
many, the constant menace Of bellicose
prophets, is, to the mind of the Ordi-
nary observer far more remote than
war between China and japan for
Asiatic supremacy. The yellow peril
threatens the East, not the West.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

BOOST, BOOM, BUILD-THAT'S
ALL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02

soldiers here are all seasoned cam
paigneTs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-02
Kentucky Gov. Hurries
Home; OMNIBUS Wire
From 3reathitt

Continued from First Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Cine Gun;ciiun.

IA bOille, Iem., 81. NCpril.-
Ter critic Neriudl Die I'M gult5en
Staote gelteitoe GroIibition oes Ser
tCllta 9eiItigcr @etrGnfe etpnS III
mlIOcrn, mltrbe bcltte III Der Sibnn0
Ger ScAiaIutllr gcmnd)t, ais Scnutor
Cumming bon Chattanooga cine &or-
Iogc cinbro1te, mollod ous 9rallen
lm0 Der &erfnirf poll Bier, oo9 nidt
mebr ais A GrO5ent sllfo6ol rntbGlt,
acItottet, ionic bic Ssubritation bon
ldruerem 9ier geitottet mcroen iollte,
iriofern Der %erfoiri nod Den Nod).
boritootell criolaen lpll.
Solfoba &c, 6ln., %. Ipril.
- IN Der heiltigen SiBunq oes &nl-
'e< Wltrbc u%lcrlpartctcr @ciic Die
Mc@luucn Hei0!uiion oobinqcbeno,
CAB itber Die o%llgencine Giniiibrurlg
Der Erobibition I'M nGd)Iten Sabre
onrd &oltSabItinnnlg cntidicoel,
!perOcn iolc, NIT 53 gcgcn t6 Stinl.
men on0cnommen. Ger Spred)cr
6erria Don &odionpiac belt cine
ld)oric &coc 1cAcn bie G~robibition
mo crflGrtc, bob Die Eortei ibr &er.
lprcd)cn Qcbrohcn babe. bn JIG in ii.
rem @oblpro1romm iiir 2ocol Sp.
tlon lid, ertlGrt babe. Seine Ausiiib-
rlt10en mltrocl ieood) nid)t bcriidiid).
ti8t. @cld)e@ ouS Sd)itiol Der &or.
lGBc III BENT Senut iein miro, lit nod
lluSeniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Trau Suplc's Truscf ucridDobcn.

Wcrcer, 90, n. 2lpril. - rSl
Dem Fro9romm oca NbitIo Sales
iii cine S%crdnOcrlml III per5cidnen.
G2 pltr0c cntidic0cL Die &rrbono-
hing 2cAcn Grou NouIc am /. M'oi
bCAinncn ST. InilCl. HOOle'4 FrojeB
miro, mic porbcr orrungirt, am 30.
Npril itottiinocn. Gbmobl ser
@rrulo iiir cine mcitcrc Terihicbm1
ocE Fro5eilcS gc4ct Grou 9opIc nid)t
olIljlcIl bctdnlt Qclcbcn mlroc, per.
l6lltct bod, oob ole NufIo0cbcboroe
nod 3cit 5l 1emllmcn pilrld)tc, mcI-
tcrco @cnei5nlutcriul bcrhcijuidui
len, oa lie beiiirdtctc, iorIt nid)t sic
llcbcrIilbrung Der Nn8ctlaAtCl Ourd)
'eBcn 81 fonnen. SIN 9oplc'9 Sale
lic1t Die Sud)e onocr3 "a 0Iolbt Ole
Stoot5omuoltld)oit, ouB Ole gon5c
Ncrbnnollng III ciuCm halbcu Gage
bcclt0ct mcr0cn miro. Gincr Don Srnu
&nplc'a InpGlten crfIGrtc, oaG Die
NertgeiOialutg iid oti tcd)niid)e 6ros
gen bclhrunten pcr0C, 5lt Dem
3mcdc, cine lleberpciilmg Der 9lnge-
fIogtc1 on Die @cb0r0Cn ocS Stootc9
SbtO }l er5ielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Cine binigc Stabtucriualtnna.

Noopcitou, Su., "a. Npril. -
Somllton :. 6inlopL Der nel,erlu0bltc
Wopor bicicr Stoot, lit bo3 critic De-
niofrotiIdc Stootobcrbollpt icit ser
@rilnonlg non &oopcIton Dor 3S
Sobrrn. N0brcnb iciner Champagne
cripte0 CT lid ais %geborniid)tcr 8eg-
iicr elmer III %orldln9 0cbrod,tcn Gr.
bnbln2 oca MaporSgebnlt3, oaa icit
@riin0lmg Scr Stubt 50 Gents pro
Sobr bctr01t. Die 9lloermen bon
@nopeIton crbolten lire grhcit nit
p Gents pro Sobr pergiitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
@uloenco Xricltcr- SnbilGnm.

EittSburM Va, n. April. -
Ncp. EIocionS Eil5 ~icicrtc g~citcrn i'll
oller Stilc mo 3uriidAc5o9cnbeit
icin Goloenca Triciteril,6il0rnl. Gle
%ubclmciit cclcbrirtc er Mor9enS III
ocr aopellc Der @encoittiners Sd)pc.
itcrn IN Gburd) gluclllc, NoroIcitc, DC
rCn aoplan Der Sllbilar lit. Ncriclbc
iii III Mcg8cnoori, Gi05cic Gc9cnss
burg, om 8. Noucmher 1880 9cboren,
tam 1854 nod g(mcrifu mo lcgtc ont
6 Sonlor 1857 5u Ct. %incent Die
Srbcuagc!ilbbc ob. Mn picleu Yl1.
Bcr I'M Siten mo I'M @citcn lpor CT
nit orobcm Giier III scr Scclicr1e
tb0ti9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Gincr bcim ErGiiOcntcn,

@uibinNtolL 81, Ipril. -
ErGiiocnt Iolt mo @enablin bcmir-
tbetcn bclltc Nbeno - @Gitc bcinl
Iincr. Go9 elmer mar ons critic bon
icta. mcldlc ser Er0iiocnt 5lt Gbrell
Scr 0iit1lieOcr oc3 Gou9rciieH 1icbt.
glrBcr ocl Scuotorun mo H%cprdicn.
toutcn bcfonocn iidl ultcr ocn @d-
item: Mitglieo 0ca Nbcrburoc0.N &c
ridli9 Nurlm mo 0uttin; SctrctGr
@iIion ulb (ohtcr; Setrctdr Nu1cl
mo Scnito &cgoroo, elmer Der Ebi-
lippiucn-G omniiiGrc Nic (oicl mar
mod)tpoQ nit Hoicn 0cforirt, 6roll
Soit trllg Elm @cpono airs wciBcnl
Ntl0H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

aoniuln in Gnglon0 limo olrf ser Git
dc mad ibrn. Sn S%outbampton fouf-
te Sr. 2oomiS ein Billet nod Sonopn
mo aob ais ieine Noreiie ein mobI.
b%ctannteS Sotel an. ScitOcm rat
man 9{ldto mebr BON linn 8cG0rt.
II cbcrfubr cine oltc 6rau.
Wa0ri6, 81. @lpril. - Cos Ilt.
ton1obil Der &0niQin.Ntllttcr il6er=
fllhr beltte cine olte Sron. 0ie bobe
Game luor pom Stmer5 iiberruGl-
tigt uno nerbrod)tc I0nQere ;}eit an
0cm Sterbcbett Der &erumgliidtcn.
&oni0 NIfonio bcillbtc sic Sterbenoe
cbeniall5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
WcnIdJlidJr Sdnnngaclluaarc.

Gbtco1o, Su., u. Npril. -
3oIlinIpcttor S'@olagbcr cntocdtc
hclltc olrf Dem @nboIb.@ iitcrbobnboi
Ii cincm @iItcrmagcn 5Wei Gbineisn,
Die III Dem ue~riieaeltcn @oscll bon
&lno'or, Canada, bcrcinacld)mlagelt
lillo. Gic Sobnc bes bimmliiderr
Heid)cS, Bic reid)lid) nit Nohrmlg
perIcbcn luno ebell bel elmer Wiobl5eit
bcgrlffcn lpurcn, mllroen on Serril
Elrmmer, Den Snipcftor iilr d)illeii-
Ihc Ginuanocrmng, %ilberpiclen lno
5irm Gcrb0r icitgebnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Guurico idlmcr franz.

Ncm Oorf, u. 2lpriI. -
%ciurih Gonrtc0, Scr irilberc Qircf
for oca Grping EIocc- lbcotcr9 unb
oe5 metropolitan : pcrnbnllics, Iicai
IL Mcro>L lDrol, ihmcr tront oar.
uic0cr, utO icin 3uiton0 aicbt 81
groBtcr @ciorgniB NnlaB. Ncrrll
GouricO'9 Stnpoger, ser bcronntc
}lmpolt GrcOcrif u. Spcrlin8, 9tr.
t43, l9cit rs. Ctr, crbiclt OcItern
cine TcpCidc ans W}cr0u 0ca (Slr.
buIt9, OaB ser Iircttor, Der bcfuntt
lid felt lan1cr 3cit Elm idpucr trun=
fer N}um lit, - cr lcioct OIL elmer
HildCmmnrtafront6cit, - aCltcrn Ell
nen bcOcnfIidcn NiifiuQ bate lno
icin 3ultano fritilf lit.
@cinridJ Gonrie0 lit in @icliB in
CbcrihleiIcn am 13. Gftobcr 1850 de.
borcn. >Nn lctncr iduulpicleriiheu
Gntmidcllmg fam cr pom yHicnCr
SllrNtbcatcr, no CT ais NniGngcr
luirtte, al 0oS 9tational g Sbrutcr
nnd Berlin mo BON bier an oaa
Stu0ttbcntcr nad) Bremen. ,%uu%obre
1877 mur0c CT BON Iircftor Ncucll
0orii ais SbcrrcAiIiellr lnl0 an ociien
0ermnnin Ghcoter nod 9tcips Oorf
cn0agirt, mo oumit ionoGonrieo Ben
No0cr nltI Dem CT iid) trob ullcr
SdtuontirnQen bcS GllBcrcn Griolgea
5ll cincm geldidtcn Wiibncnlcitcr cnt.
iuidcln iolltC. 1881 ilbernobm cr nit
&orl &crrmunn OoS SboIid = Cbcater
III 9tclu = 2)ort, 100 obcr trob mundcr
tiInItlcriid oncrfcmrnamcrtbcr Sci
itn1gcn Die @ci6Gflc 10 i6lcht gin.
gen, 0oB GonricO iid) BON Gbnliden
llnternchmlngcn cnttGltidt 5uriid=
500, mo an Gniino bic BORT nuigc-
iilbrtcn Gperettcn i%niccnirte. 9crmod
tcbrtc cr nit lcincn @countcn ul1o
ElGnet sur OclltId)cn &llnlt in Slime.
rita jllrild mo ilbcrnubm 1892 bic
Erection 0ca SrpinQ Elucc Sbco
terS III Nem 9lorf. no CT 0oa %ntc.
rclIc 0c3 EltblIfumS, nomcntIid 0urd)
b%crilbnltcr aiinitlcr mo
aiinitlcrinnen mic &otbiS droit, 60
lepbinc @almcper, &c0mi0 Niemnnt,
Sormo ,iolpic Yooli Sonucn-
tbol, Srbmi0 Wornon, Iricorid) Ntits
.tcriuur5cr, Sronj Ecmclc II. Gbnli6cr
INNER llelI alljlllpornen muBs
te. 1903 bis 1908 luur Cr Gireftor
6eS metropolitan Spcrn6auica. -
1907 lc0tc cr Die Nircftion Oc9 ESr-
ping EluCc Ebcotcr5 nic0Cr.
Eort3, u, Npril. - IS pcrlor.
bier, boB @cinrid Gonrico bclte
III Mcron, (urol, 1citorbcl lit. Groll
Gonrico mar bel inn.
@crlim u. Npril. - Plus 90
sem miro beriMtct, OoB Ncinrid) GOns
rico onl GonncrltoQ cincu Sdlo1on.
fou crlitt. Scin 3uitono lit boil
l~lllnA3luS. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
@ubltBGtiac Sd)cnfunaen.

Cincinnati Chic, 2i. Nlpril.
- 9ernaro Scttmaum. ErGiibcnt Oes
@crmoltrngsratbcS OcS ,.ScbrGp
llnion GpQe8c", bat bclltc betaumt &c.
0cben, OuB Der bcfonntc Nep.Dorfer
@nnticr, 0crr Snfob Shtii, $100,-
600 iiir Die Grrihtung bon 5pci Mor.
malldulcn sur &eranbiIOung iiioi.
id)cr Sabbotb. Sf)ullebrcr geitiitet
bat. Cine Scr Sd)ulen miro bier, Die
onbcre ii, Mep.9orf gcbolit pcrbcn.
Nepport, 81. s., a. 9lpril. -
Ter 8rof uno Die 8r1iin S5ed)enpi,
gcb. Soroerbilt, baben Dem lirieori.
id)en gnligrdnten.1e ourdl NrGii.
bent MorriS Gudor $1,000 iibermci.
len laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Nuiiiihc &ricQSiGifie

Supo It q ppl, n. Ipril. - Go3
oftipc @eihpo0er Der rlliiiid)a>t
Struor3c Mcer 6Iottc. inter Dem
9efcbl oca 2lOmirol3 @oitrcm Qina
bclrtc in 5cc. Gic @%citimmm0 ser
6~a6rjeuBc lit nif)t bcfount.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Ncuban Snrd, Vpmbc sertriimmcrt.

GbicaAp, "a. IpriI. - Gin inl
gou be9riiicncs 9odlteinsebouoe al,l
Der @citieitc pliroe sit friiber Nor.
gcn'tunoc burd) Grploiion elmer Bonn.
be 5ertrilmmcrt. Meilcnmeit in, I'm.
frciie mar Der &raf) Der Grplclioll
perncbnlbnr, mo Scmobncr Der be.
nod)barten &Gilier mllroen Oiird, Die
gcmaltigc Grifiittcrirng ai,S Den Bet.
ten gcihlenoert. Inter Den Irbci.
tern al, Dem Tellbau mar ieit Sturgeon
ein Strife I'M @aitee. Noh Germl.
tbilr,s Der ToIiSei lit Die. Grplniioil
ouf oieie Nrbeiter. Sdpuierigfeiten jill
riidiliilbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Will nidlt Nutidlaiter luerScn.

Wo1bin0t0n, p. Nprll. =
&r. 3orucp ". Scott Don EortIon0,
Grc, meldcm sic Stelln1 zines
@otid)oftcr5 an Mcrico ougetrogcn
mar. Icbnte Ooa Ant ob. |rGiiocnt
Gait cnpfing bellte cineu Oicabc5iiB=
lid)cn 9ricf oe5 WCnQnntcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Grcift tn Yerien ein.
Ser rniiiIdc BAR idpidt cine GrpcSi'
lion in GiluGrIden md Sabrij.

Sic Situotion BORT bcOenfIid. -
Ger Sumacr rniit picle Mcniden
oobi1. - 2naeblitcr omeritaniz
ider @cridm6rcr in E]ctcrsbllr8.
Gronj &oicpb bIcibt icit. -
9ulNorieu'3 llnobb6u1i0teit. -
Miiiiondr BON DISCRIMINATING
mla9cpicicn.
Nctcr&burO, 81. @(prjl. - Gle
rlriiilhc Grpcoition Inter ocnt Cont
mollOo Don @cn2rol S%nnr9tp, mel,
der IN Cobri5 Die CrOnmA nicOcr
bcrIteIen ioll, Qing bclttc pon <lfo
ob. Nic bic G%rpcoition 5uiammcn
0citcat lit, miro nid)t bctonnt gc8c-
ben.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
JEFFRIES WROTHY
. ABOUT JOHNSON
Says in Interview That He
Will Force Negro 70
Fight.
TRAINING ANNOYS
FRENCH COUNTESS
American Man Makes So Much the
Disturb by Hees
Exercise.

- LONDON. oct. flames J. Jenries
Z here today says he is tired OF the
sibIuHs being made by Jack Johnson. and
that no viii make him agree to fight
so soon as he DENIES returns 10
the United States text week. or brand
him a coward.
II am as At as a fiddle for a fight
20 show am stn heavyweight
champion Of the world" declared JEFF
ries today. and / am going back to
-cfinch a match with this big. hat-foOted
sbfufrer. I know positively that john
son does not want any OF my game,
shut 1 am also convinced that public
. sopinion will force him to fight.
Il expect the bout viii take place
in the United States. The report that
1T take place in France or Australia
a1nen in either Of these places could af-
ford TO offer as good a purse as we
icsn draw IN the United States, and.
naturally. this fight viii go TO the
tclub offering the most money
Y ,Jenries IS staying at the Waldorf HO-
-te and has already caused the manage
ment much woe. A French countess who
occupied suite under that Of the Amer
ican pugilist. demanded that her rooms
he changed. as she was unable TO sleep
because Jeffries spent much OF his time
exercising other guests complained
that his training IN the hotel disturbed
,them. and the management insists that
so will be glad when he sails.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
KETCHEL TRAINING
HARD FOR FIGHT
Champions Form in Daily
Workouts Has Brought
Odds Down to 10 too.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. So strenu-
Gus has the training camp grind of
Ketchel heen IN Colma. Cal. that he
has sue 2ded in batting the odds on
his coming fight with Johnson back 10
1915.
Always spectacular I'm anything he
sets out 10 do, the Michigan terror has
made Il next to impossible to get men
willing to stand up before him and take
the daily pounding ne dOles out. Bob
Armstrong has been induced 10 desert
JOhnsOn's camp. and VIII be added 10
the stalwaSts who are comDeiled TO take
the buffeting eN cry afternoon.
Johnson Is woI king hard. though Dame
Rumor has IL that he has been burn
ing up the ocean Beach speedway with
his big black racing machine. Though
the champion has done this, there has
been no skirking Of his work. Johnson
readily admits the reason ne refused a
postponement Of the fight was because
he didn't care to give Eetchel any more
time TO get In fighting trim than he
could help.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
HOLD A DOG SHOW
ON THE ATLANTIC
Affair Was So Successful II
Will Become an Annual
Occurrence.

NEW YORK, Oct. For the FIRST
time in history a dog show has been
held at Hid-sea and proved so sue
cessful the Adriatic Kennel Club was
Immediately formed on board the
White Star line vessel Of that name,
fo- the purpose Of holding annual dog
sh JW-s a [ sea
rhe 903 cabin passengers who re-
turned on board the vessel had an
unusually large number OF dogs as
pets, and discussion as 10 their merits
led to the holding OF the dog show on
October .. Ten classes of dogs were
entered. DR.. Ford. OF Canada and
]. p. Manning. OF New York. noted
dog fanciers, who were on board,
acted as judges.
on the same day Michael Kelly.
aged thirty-four. steerage passenger.
died OF heart failure, and was buried
at sea. The passengers collected 1925
to be sent to his wife and two chill
dTen in Ireland.
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
HOPKINS EXPECTS
GOOD GRID SEASON
Acquisition of Several Expe-
rienced Players Adds
Color to Outlook.

BALTIMORE, oct THE candidates
for positions on the line Of the Johns
Hopkins football team are heavier than
ever Before iH the history Of the uni
versity- Those who viii make the team
probably viii average 1870 pounds.
The varsity eleven has persuaded
Reed, who is a student in the medical
department Of the university, to Join
tho squad. He is feet 4 inches in
height and made a great reputation at
tackle on the William and Mary College
eleven.
Klein. a veteran of the Swarthmore
and Johns Hopkins University lacrosse
teams is out. as is Thompson. formerly
a student at Cornell Musser, the crack
end on last years Black and Blue
eleven, has Just returned TO town ten or
fifteen pounds heavier than last season
Rhode, who played for several years
on the Chicago University team is
studying at the medical school. and is
expected 20 join the squad today
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
Auto Gossip Of Interest
By HARRY WARD.

- A. W. Behrens. Of the Sinclsir-scott
Company, makers OF the Maryland,
drove ove- from Baltimore yesterday in
a 1910 Maryland touring car. He will re-
main here several days, giving demon
STATIONS.
F. W. Powers. manager OF the local
branch of the Goodyear Tire and Rub
Der Company, has returned from q
months trip TO st. Louis, Akron. Ohio.
and portions OF North Carolina.
? The local White branch is entertaining
many visitors who are DESTROYS Of in
SpectiuE the new White gasolene, car.
Manager Chichester and his staff are
busy giving demonstrations Of this latest
production Of the White company.
The newest automobile company in
Washington IS the eWbold-SpeedWel
Company, which has taken quarters in
the building or the Warner Motor Com
pany, on New Hampshire avenue. The
new concern will handle the Speedwell.
John r. NewbOid and Fleming NewbOld,
two prominent business men Of this city,
! arc at the head Of the new company.
: Capt. r. =. Avery will ieave tomorrow
for a shooting trip III the SheuandOa n
valley. lie viii 20 I'm his Maxwell car.
- The DupontGaraRe Company IL elated
over the news that Joe Seymour. one Of
the best-known racing drivers in the
country. will be at the wheel Of the
Lozier six in the Fairmount Park
race Saturday. The Lozier made great
FshoWing in this race last year. having
sfhe fastest lap TO it's credit. and it's
enthusiasts are expecting The LOzi er en-
try TO cop one Of the prizes this
year.
( The Warner Motor Company reports
the sale Of a Crawford touring car 20
IL al faf "a Il
Ora wford is attracting a lot Of stten-
% ion Just now on account Of the fine
showing 81 made in the Munsev rclia bill
-ity contest. and many demonstrations
ARE being given by the local agents
Roy Dent Of the local branch Of the
-G0odyeSr Tire and Rubber Company,
will leave tonight FOR a trip through
The Washington times., 1909-10-07
CHALLENGE ARMY
TO DUAL MEETS
Middies Would Hold Fenc-
ing, Basketball, and Gym
nastic Competitions.

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. "A formal chaI-
Ienge is TO be sent from the Naval Acad-
envy 10 the Military Academy for the
latter institution to meet the midship-
men in rifle shooting. fencing, basket
ball, aut gymnastics.
II Is proposed that dual meets in each
sport be held each year. alternating be-
tween the two places. For some time an
effort has been made TO secure rifle
matches and officers Of both services
believe il particularly advisable.
OF late years, the intercollegiate fenc-
ing tournament has almost always been
won by West Point OF Annapolis. and IL
the dual meet is arranged the acad-
emies would probably withdraw from
the association.
The two schools have never met in
basketball or gymnastics. and such
matches would be the features OF the
winter athletic season.