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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
DAZZLING DISPLAY
ATTENDS INAUGURATION
pOpuIace More Interested IA
LegaIIzed Cock Fighting as
Fruit Of independence

Havana Jan. qa.- Tho new erb ol
Cuban hsdepehaonco Aewned today
when the affairs uf the island, which
have been administered BY American
oiiclais ior more than two years ~
the result of me revolution oi 1905,
were formally transferred ID lhe new
ly elected native cReeutlvea.
Today at noon Major General 500
Gomez, veteraa q tho revolutioh
aeeins, spaln Wns inau9uralod a.
hresieen. 81 sie cuban republic. ana
Alfredo zasas amea the ylcepFesl
acney Goyernor Nagoop. who haa
been the ruler Of caha during toe
American Intervention romugasea
decree declaring reessapllbhed The Of
binary metboas ANA slIencles oi guK'
ornment and turning over the island
10 President Gomez and the Cuban
congress- Thus me people o. she
gorgeous lao tale over the manage.
ment cf their ueu governmental M
falrs fo- the second time undaf auiafl
can auspieea
The lnaaeufal ceremonies took
place 81 the palace aoa wcre attended
by diplomatic representatives pna spe
ciel env ah aIl countries T.
was i masainesnl a1ar attended by
much nopa an4 circumstance, and ac.
oompaalt NJ geraeslg orgy 0f en-.
fryelf ga ba part 9l iaa
iroed and IHBenenlent hppulaes
Hnl ne populae0 (. Husi hf fdfni-
tei. omes not So much for political
Infer endeuce as u docs tor the lDi
iofles, he cooking mains anf he hnil
llHHl ihat are pf0mlaed under the
new regime These sports end pas.
times, Gear TO ths heart Of every Gu.
ban, whYe al least nomlnally baniah.
IA by the Puritan edlcla ~ the
American invaders hut tiie Liberal
party which CONTROLS tho executive
and legislative branches of the nee
government, mas promised That bits
the legality % coek
Aghtiag aal lnaugufatng a national
lottery viii ho among the ffat intro.
dnte'.
Tho only hind 0i warfare thdi a ic
hafe attention now Ii that OF lhe
cock and bun rings. The cook aud
the plough were and are the emhlema
OF ihe Liberal party During the cam.
naIgn they wese extensively display.
ed as miniature toys and worn AZ
symbCls; now the game rooster IA
COCK of lhe walk In the lfuest sense
livery day one seeA men and onys
going scout the streets and Ia lhn
ears Carrying q couple Of the gorgeous
plamaged little fowls that make for
the Cubana their eres3 untlye eporg.
The Society fQr the Prevention 9s
Cruelty % Animals which in tha Il.
&nH " called the Humana sOclety
and The Band 81 Mercy has tried 10
Interfere HfH pfeyent fhpke fights. at
least while The American government
that forbade them IS still hero. THESE
hmnanltarlauH bold that tho lnnu.
enee Of cock fenl 30 no sight
seer j as bfulalzias as Is that of a
bull fight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

The senate, IN committee oi the
whole lhis afternoon coualdenN me
bin ceiling for the sale Of the school
land, drafted ~ Esgerman cordeil
and Morris II took an hour 70 settle
ihe question Of whether the considers
ton Of Ihis important bill should be
postponed until next week. Senators
Redwlne and stafford led the afgu
ment fof defefrlnE action. Senator'S
Morris and Cordell Insisted that tae
hsll be considered today as II WINS Il
special order for this atlefRoon
A motion 20 recall from tue house
senator Wynnes bin providing fof The
election Of members Of the school
board az large which was passed ami
signed this morning, Was lOai.
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To
GET INTEREST

Washington, JeH G8 Senator Gwen
ags prepared e BIN which provides
that tho s8sicrn Chafokees she'll re
caNn interest On the Eastern CheU.
kee fuaa from the time the Judgment
was rendered nearly thrca years ago
untIl the roll OF Eastern Cherhbees Is
approved alioa wll BE. according lo
ihe statement Of Mr. aulun Miller whe
ls making Che roll next April or giay
rha lnleest on this fund wili amounl
tr about glGs.a0e snd wiz defray en-
The expenses inctieat 90 mailing 30
lhe reils Thls expense comes out Di
me original iuna which was si,iaa,
O0e anC which vita Interest up "a
the time anNadsneHl wnstfpndeFsd
Amounted e nearly I've mlliluss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
GOV. HASKELL PRODUCES WHAT
PURpORTS TO Be PROOF
SHOWING UP HEARST'S
EMISSARY As A FORMER
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.

aoe 8aslsel. todny ISSUED ihe iol
loViag statement.
Scott MacResnoks, tho special
ageaNt agent whom had arrested
Ton DAYS ago for trying 70 buy false
anilaglts is the same Scott AacRey
nolds who as lIeersts representative,
travelled through Ohio and Michlgaas
ns am advised, seeing numerous par.
ties 10 whom lots had been scheduled
hy tie iownsite commlssion at Mus
scsee ana attempted 70 Scare tiese
witnesses bg iellihs them ihsi because
hey had never h-4 y residence IN j..
dian Territory they had violated the
law. aad unless tbcy could throw The
responsibility Oh somebody else. they
would be IN very serious ttsaple.
This same scott MacResl#ls TO
Nhose defense lhe special Interests
attorney aaE waan hausei ila arrest
4wIil these attorneys SILL defend Mac
Reynolds When they know his history,
This mornlng. pmleaaQg e NJ bri.
icA superintendent ofwthn public
echoels delivered 10 me a photograph
from iha rugues galley of Detroit
MlcHigan endorsed oa the back 9f
il,e photograph 4 lhe written state
aent of " d aston ef afeenyille.
Tcnuesgee i nephew uf Governor aah
ligl6f
I'M enaracmcnt in Aslon'H hand
Nfitlas saws
You viii recognize 1 ls as Scott
Maeaeynahla gFA served a term III
Detroit. sllehleea under the same 81
Matk Nfn lImghlen, cupy Of 81, lram
3neuas Cutlery Detroit Michigan
ASTON. Professor arlles and Nae
No4A8ls Attended college n Norih
1alolm atani 1896 ana Gle lhree
we're well acquainted Aston happen
al ia be ia Mlchlgan while MacRev
nolds WINS serving time. obtained tae
photograph and mailed II 70 Professor
Briles who has had the some IN his
possession unlll he gave II to RE this
morning
MarResnolis aaa else heen forced
~ admit that he Is S fugitive from
iusilcu from MeSicc
MS attention WINS ealled iay 81
tNo ago e the fscl that he had left
the lowa university ai Iowa City love-
III dlsgrsee few years age ! tele
granhod the professor ai the Iowa
university and received FROM hlm &
telegram. as follows.
esentt MaeIleynolds ais Z special
student n the nnlyafaity IN 1898
Not eligible lor Braduation leis here
suddenly and In vile eepule
have several ether statements 10
tie Herloua .lsereilt Of MeaReynotls
and will publish snem "a soou as shaY
are verified, as the above statements
ans
let us ask lhai all honest people
decide Tor themselves Is Il credit
20 the interior department. and la The
special lntnfeete who are onl,asad To
Oklah0mas STYLE oi guvernHent to
employ THIS class ~ mea ic hesmlreh
the eharaesnr az auhiie nflciala or aay
OtaeF citizen
They s1x lieskei Is toe muca q G
RICHTER Let me aak every honest Ell
iizea Am ! 10 iellyer the noonle hon.
cai government without defending the
state and myself eeelasi vicious es-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

The skallng carnival Nih be held ou
Frsday and Saturday EVENINGS. Jan 81
and 90 "a the star rink The friends
oi Ton Hyde the lceal sBh,er, are back
ine him 10 She tins II s26 an eyent
agansl an comers from over ihe slate
He win be pitted against Dayldson, Of
uaWnee, one Of the real fast ones, aa
well as Wilkey. Og ponca CITY who has
made 4 record, and iialnsler, Of El
Reno. who Us not slow by any means,
The events viii no doubt, prove inter
esilng and ahoald attract q gleal deal
ot Interest," Il IS reported that the out
side cities sending representatives will
have large delegations here 70 cheer
on their savorites The band IS ln at
endancc hlghily and the rluk i belng
put ID gala attire fer the occasion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
RAZORED


Ciacinnati, Ohio, Jan rs Race feel'
ing insplreda battle between white ans
eaiored youihs last night which cu
minated IN The death OF one aad thl
probable fetal injury Of two others, at
white from knlte sounds, The mui
lefef. 4 colore0 Algh school student
was arrested ~ picads seli defense
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Special 10 Daily lender.
Washington. q e. Jan ss lixpaat.
ga opposition q the hill o cluae up the
affairs Of the five civilized tribes Is
,loFelnplng Representative Mcclure Is
llally opposed To lhn bin and refused
80 Introduce II IN the house when rp
unesled 10 do Sd IA huuld haTe heen
introduced by Cpagnesanian Carter hail
De been here, Al he same llIHe Il aas
introduced IN lhe senate by Senafur
Owen There have been few uiino-
changes mAAe n che bill relative to
dates. slnesthe first draft was made
cn1grcssman McGnire slates thai be-
q opposed 10 nearly 81 the provisions
III the fElI except be sale II lhs sur
laee Of the coal lands and The closing
upo lfaelInnal ailoiinnnts He wants
tha roal rle NJ retained permanently
l8s the indians 10 sass that there IS
nu possibility # lhe a|ll passing anl
ihefalorn II does no| propose . Nasif
ahY lime upon l. iIH claims % I|afc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
POSTCARD
MURDER CLEW?

De Soto. Mo, Jan 23 Miss Hester
q teacher ln he DE Soto public school.
received latter from officials ~ syria.
cuse, Pa, today alatlng that The hodY
81 a man eapposed 10 have been naaf
dercd. had been found on the faslrAd
81 fant place. and that the only a|Rass
Of Identification Was poatcaM 81
dressed 10 her The card was not 81 Ien
ed and the young woman does Mt
know who The man is The body waa
wclidreased and appeared 10 be thntaf
man - yeaFs OLD 3 feet inches tail
weight about 800 pounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

hcA lester, stopping long enough el
Ylnlta 20 pla 100 8f the eouylcts lE
thoVlnla Federal iail now used by Tho
sulnly 1he ether 25g eonvless wlll b.
placed q icAleslef n The temporary
building eefantly completed The Ol
iielals aFa anahIH 10 say what dime the
train ALL ieage @nalag. but Il viii be
probably suufIat n0aas
This Is perhaps ibe largest bunen OF
conyicls 20 De moved IL oae train ever
undertaken BY any state The route
along which the eonslas are e travel
Is very thlekly settled and 10 trouble
Is anticipated III transporting hem to
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
rwo RapoRrs axpEeTep.


Jefferson Clty. Mo-. Jnn 2S.~Thc
Legislative committee which counted
The Disputed ballots III The leutehant
goyerncfahli contest met here todaY tc
fofmulale lts report Two repBr b
probably Hiil he submiltcd IL eve leeIs
lninfe. one declaring ! r Gmelieh
Republican, elected tao ether that
Whliam + Painter sas slleeaasiul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
OKLAHOMA posroFFlcEo.

Washington. IAN, g. The most Of.
Gee department annnuucea lhc follow
ing appointments for fourth GLASS; post
offices lu oklahoma Marie s. rallady
az Cyril. W. O Moherly. at Emerson.
Edmund slont. al shultx; Lawrence
spargur q, Seaman David h anmk,
at swlnR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
NOW WHAT'S
RAYMOND
DOING?
Special 10 DAlIg leader

Special 70 pAllg Leader
WMtins.on. 1an. IS Judge 6 W
Raymond Formerly Oh the fe6eral
beaca at srssogee, Is "a Washing
an Boz 8 few days ic came here
frem Augusta saa whore Ne hai
speA some time b conference vi;a
Judge wait. Frank Hitchcock aud Son
aior tnax Ha was With Judge raft
up to The time he sailed FOR Panama,
what she significance n ibs con.
terence vas 40 one has eeea ehe To-
nud oiit The Judge Is az close & a
clgm aharl ii lie has been IN con.
aauce YIlh Representative Mcclure
and zoe Morris since he has been
here, aud 1t s. believed the conference
has 20 Do witn the distribution Of pa.
lf1nage IN Oklahoma From Washing
i0a aiicse Raymond gues 10 New York
aal from there 70 Chicigo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
IS READY To
HANG B|LLEK

Chicago Ill. JanuAy 20 Sheriff
strassheim. not having been nusliiee
Of the communication Of he sentence
81 Norman lllllck from hanging to A
fife sentence Tor the murder 81 Mafy
Yzrll. today sent cut The usual ingl
tatiuns fof TIE hanging On JRanNfY 29
"A don't know anything about lhe
ezlcaea being culnmaIe3 excepi
whal the newspapers hare salt Il
may Be lust newspaper talk. SAID the
sheriff soing "MY Iaet instructions
aere - nanK Hllleh Frld#F una I'm
aenainE oni lhe usual laFIlpllQasp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
GOOD VAUDEVILLE SHOW
WOULD PAY WELL HEEE

A first class, decent vaudeville show
would pay In Guthrie
q popnlar prlW Of 25 cenls vaude.
Vile would pay biz
Every night hundreds 81 people pay
Ten 10 5O cents 20 see ihe picture
shows. AZ one house an attempt is
made at vaudeville but n ls merely
disgusting shofseplay"
a 2l CEN. program Of ten 10 fifteen
'reeiallies decent and eleyating
would pay ais returns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
GOES TO JURY THIS AFTERNOON

Who liall0ck case VII probaldy 10 &
ihe Jury late this afternoon unilsf
siaaes ktl0rney John Embfg made
lengthy plea to The jury Ms mornln,
ana had not finished ii me noon annr
The Instructions given uy Judge co,
tbral are also lengthy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
FIVE TRIBES BILL IN DANCER

protests against 4 from six hundred
persons IN Oklahoma rhls wuuld
mean hearings before the Indian r0m
mitice and With bal little more than
thirty days more Of the sessIpn aud he
his appropriation bills Et.ll pending he
lhlnks the case hopnEess. # there was
unalllmHue consent bn the btu Il would
bs dfifefenl matter
Anuihef gtaturo thaf the opposition
10 This bin has brought out Is q pfop0
alllon 10 divorce the cnoctaw ans
Calcknsaw nailons from tle remalnae
nI ghe five Tribes and try u pass 4 bIil
that win close up he affairs Of 4he
Greeks EhnrnkeeF and Semlnoies
Il must be admitted that re eompli
Gated questions lle ones over which
oppusItioS lo the iIxe tribes hll Is sle
Weeping afe III the ch9elaw and
ehlefasAN naII0n There lhe coai
md asphalt laHdt arr ihA bono 81 con.
#44..4z.zsz... - ~ d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Washington D. C..sJan 2S.~presl
dent Roosevelt win not follow cuslem
and ride h$ck 20 the WhIto Il0ahe
March iourlh With hls successor ia OF
lice lie did New York congressman
today Ne wqall go direct from De capl
TO after Vaf fakes the oath OF office
10 ihc nniou alHilor and take the sraln
for New YdiN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
PORTED


Washington. = q. Jan. Is. The
Ferris and Core bln suspending an
nual payment On y,l00 b0meaipads III
the Die pasture gas fasorahly report
ed ~ lhe Senate and House commit
Tees Il amonnis % one and one half
million duialrF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
DISAGREED


Union city Tenn, Jan rs The lur
10 lhe case Of Ed Marshall night ride
reported this morning they were 80
able 70 agree on a verdict and wer
discharged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

S Joseph No. Jan. 28 aaia uhlel
almost reached The proportions o. I
aloudbust dld great damage IN 81
Joseph ana vicinity last night = mum
Der Of bridges and culverts were wash
"a oW aud railroads suffered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
sANK ro LlaulDArs.


Special 10 Daily Leader.
Washington. 1An gS The treasury
department annbuncha thai tlle Com.
anahe Nnsiaaad bailh, Of gomanche
CklFhptaa. h4 been placed in voluns
iafy llql6i0lisa Il Is understood it
faFfwiiaa N aaalonlS charter ie De.
come 4 81 " NNnk aud tfka aogaatase
IF tae guafalf law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

The gate ATchfleels association Nili
meet tomorrow Al the nne hokel q d
vlee plpns FOR asilne ieRl9lal|an eaeef
ins atehIlssinsal Naqk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
DIES or WOUNDS

III WH#HET WTHH T1E#HT
sadalia Mo-. Jan Is Kirk Nalley.
aged iliteen. stabbed Is his thirteen.
yearpla brother Victor duraH quarfe|
AZ their home S Sunday lied today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
ABANDON FORGERY CHARGE,
RELYING ON CONSPIRACY
Allegations That Many Deeds
Were Forged Reiuied BY
Grand Jury Witnesses

rs UNCLE az lst
tBy Associated Press1
Musk0gee Okla. Jan 2s. Sewiof
iiclal announcement was made today
lhal are government relies on lls con,
spiracy charge 10 secure conviction IN
land fraud cases and NOT oh forgery
charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

sagltz Shall Beginlt the nse Of sucn
coalemlnllllq men aut measures With
out exposing them when the truth Is
IN my hand
q. n. HASKELL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

superintendent X w Dick of the
heAester penlleuliary Il herc today
al ending meetlng Of ne aiaae board
cf prison control.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
WEArArR FongoAsr.

NeH Orleans LA.. Jan. rs General
" eaAiaY, nHalIahIy Showers II fRaipIn
ppfl|.I1 4|Ilef kflaay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Mrs elne the Promoter
The active promoter Of 4 @aia ap
proprlaion for the. Aiagka Yukon
Pacific exposition 6 s, a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-27
BALTIMORE WALK
MUCH DISCUSSED
MIR. Hibbs Reads The Times,
and Give His Time-The
JauntS Suggested.

Editor Washington Times:
In your issue Of April 10, in recount
ing the walk of Otis II. Gates from
Union Station. Washington, to Camden
station, Baltimore, by the pike. on
April Is, in nine hours, the statement
is made that there is a tradition that
=, local pedestrian made the trip in
seven hours and forty minutes, but Mr.
Gates says he can find no record Of the
fact and that he believes his time is
the best that has ever been made"
I would respectfully invite attention
20 the publication in the Washington
the walk of Louis Molnar, OF the Navy
Department. from Camden Station TO
Union Station, over the route taken by Mr..
Gates on March p, against a head wind
Of fourteen miles an hour CWeather Blu
rcau records), in seven hours and forty
nine minutes. the pace averaging five
miles an hour for the whole trip.
Mr.. Molnar's distance for the first
hour of the trip. in which he endeavored
TO make record for an hour on that
road, was over six and a half miles an
minutes 10 the mile Mr.. Molnar was
accompanied by one witness on BIZ
cycle with CyclOmeter and his time
taken by that witness and another at
each end of the journey.
I might mention that on April II Mr..
Aolnar left Aqueduct bridge at II .05 a.
m. and reached Great Fails, by the tow
path, at 1.2S, or two hours and twenty
three minutes. Mr.. ]. =. Smallwood,
making an initial trip. reached Great
Falls only six minutes behind him. The
distance is about thirteen and one
quarter miles. The gait was q walk
throughout.
In conclusion ] would invite Mr.. Gates
TO accompany Mr. Molnar. Mr.. SMALL
wood, ". II. O'Neili. II. M. Anderson,
Z. B. Brown. and myself on trips about
The adjacent country Of from fifteen
to twenty-five miles. during which the
pace is from four TO five miles an hour.
Object. recreation.
\ record Of nine hours to Baltimore
rs a good one. and he must be a good
walker who undertakes IL alone, as Mr..
Gates did
WALDO c. HIBBS,
District Building
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-27
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Alley, between B and c. First and
second streets 0rtheast-William g
Dodge ct ux- 70 John w. Farran, part
lot e. square 725. SO
@l3 Niagara street northwest-Rose :.
square 11aS. SO.
Aolmead 1ianor-Harriet NJ. Patter-
son 10 Claude T. King. lot IS, block A.
Bloomingdale-Gabrie Edmonston 81
TX. 70 James Martin, lots g and 80
block Z. $40
Eioomingdale-NelIie 2 Hovt 10
James Martin. lot %. block = SO
Bioomingdale-Enoch Edn8eFston, ct
TX. 70 James Martin. lot q, block z $40
81, 30 delaware avenue northesst-George
". Decker ct al to G.. Winett Van
Nest. original lot Is, square 6S5. SO.
Snadyside-Washingt and MARYLAND
Realty Co. TO Samuel H. Neilxirk lot 40
square go, so. Same TO Milton s.
zimmerman. lots y and .. square 2q70
SIC Same 10 Henry c. Moser. lot II.
SQUARE 2S70. SO.
Effngham Place-John il. IIovd ct
TX 10 Aquila r. Yeakle, lots 81 TO "a.
G street southeast. between Fifth and
sixth streets-FlOrence d NfcAuline
et ux- 10 Jacob l. HUTCHINSON, lot 81,
a street southeast. between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets-Herman n
HoWenstsin Ct uX. to Mary Reid, lot IS,
East Capitol street northeast. be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets-John ". Butterfeld et al. frus-
ties, 70 Emma J. Wex. lot %, square
same property TO Eda Wilson. si6
Emma NJ Gordon e. viz Thomas to
Eda Wilson, lot g. square 1895, so
Ienth street and Maryland avenue
northeast-Halen y. Gary TO Lawrence
". Gary. part lot u, square 961. $40.
Lawrence W Cary, et uN. CONVEYS
Eame property to Charles II. Nuss-
North Carolina avenue northeast. he
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets-Jesse J. HeiskeU. trustee. 10
BartholoImnew DAILY. original lot 5,
ckington-Amelia a. Lane or viz
John II, 70 Clemens b. Krogmann. lot
81, block s; SO.
Washington Heights-William p. KEEL
.ogg Ct ux. 20 Clarence F. Norment, lot
Woodley Park Harry Wardman ct al.
10 Herbert NJ. Hail. lot 81. block IS: $40.
Maple Grove Farm-Lynchburg In
vestnent Corporation to Washington
Loan q Trust Co. in trust as under
VIII OF Henry Dickson. part S26,500
Holmead Manor-William =. Worccs-
yer et. ux 10 Thomas +. Riley. lots 100
and l01 block s.: so
zll6 Florida avenue northwest-Mary
9. Bennett 70 Fannie j. Benham, lot 4,
square s.; SO.
Washington Heights-Fanufe J. Ben
ham 81 Vir, William b., 10 Mary 6.
Bennett. lot p. block 3. 80
1872 Sixteenth street northwest-E,l-
dred O. Davis, trustee, 90 Jeanette +.
Rushmore. lot 81. square rs, $3.50.
Columbia Heights-Clarence r. Cobb
20 Richard IL Bailey, lot l3. block
Thirteen-snd-a-half. ID, and = streets
north we6t--Archibald NJ. McIachlen e.
ux. 70 Plimpton y. Chase, west half
square 256 800
1916 Girard street northwest-WaI
= Browne et TX. 10 Charles r. Bur-
hans lot p, block 81 Columbia
6elentsl ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-27
AT TELL INJURED
IN MACKAY SCRAP

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April Pit will
probably be six months before Abe At
tell can fight again.
Today, it was said that the injury to
his hand received last night in the bout
with Biz Mackcy would prove more seri-
Gus than he expected. The knuckle Of
the right hand that ne cracked in the
third round is the same member that
was injured in his fight with Jabe3
White, of England
Even with his manned hand. AtteI
easily disposed OF Mackay. In the
eighth round Mackay's seconds threw
the towel into the ring to save him from
further hopeless punishment.
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SEYMOUR RECEIVES
A PAINFUL INJURY

NEW YORK, April Z7.-Cy seymour.
who was given his first chance this
season in yesterdays game. was badly
hurt in colliding witt Murray in the
opening inning.
Both men were stunned for a time,
but resumed play. On the next catch
however. Seymour's leg gave way
and he had TO 90 to the clubhouse
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LEWIS AND MELODY
WILL MEET ABROAD

PARIS, April 27.-wuIie Lewis. the
American fighter, who knocked out
Curley Watson. the English middle
weight, in eight rounds on Saturday
and Jack Costello, in six rounds yes
terday. is matched 10 meet Honey
Melody, the Boston fighter at Paris.
on May s, after which Lewis will sail
for home
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GOTCH MAY MEET
HACK AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Wash, April 27.-Frank
Go-ch. the worlds champion, may
wTestle George Eackenschmidt, in the
United States instead OF Australia, if
the offer made by the Alaska ukon-
Pacific Exposition is accepted
The exposition offers $1,000 for the
match, also half interest in the picture
rights and travelling and training ex-
penSeS.