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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06
TOMMY BURNS SAYS HE
WILL NEVER RETURN
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SAN FRANCISCO. April 6. :
Tommy Burns, the heavyweight
fighter who lost the worlds cham
pionship to Jack johnson in Aus
tralia, sent word to his friends II
this city that he has decided neve
to return to this country. He J.
being royalty treated in the Ian
of the Kangaroo and he does nc
care to risk chances in the rim
elsewhere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06

BOSTON, April 6.-Is Dave
Deshler the equal of Packey Nc
Farland, or is the Cambridge light
weight only a bloomer?
II IL possible the answer may be
s'neither."
Deshler has met a lot of light
weights since he made his bow, in
1903. He has enjoyed an up and
down career, but never attracted
wide attention. Mcfarland is the
cIassiest man he has met, and the
way he handled the Chicagoan In
their bout here was a shame.
Unable to do anything with
DeabIer ii the closing rounds. and
being the recipient Of good gruel-
ling. Mcfarland became enraged
and when Referee Sheehan declar-
I'd the so draw, Mcfarland
knocked him down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06
.ESTON'S PACE
TOO HOT FOR
YOUTH

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CANTON, o., April 6.-Ralph
Stewart, the 17-year-ofd lad. who
Joined Edward Payson Weston,
the veteran pedestrian, in his
across-the-country jaunt, yester-
day, quit at Salem in the after
noon after having gone 20 miles.
The pace was too hot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06

too. It's healthy" ~
Otto and his brother, twice a
day, get under big timber bridge
that weighs 1900 pounds. While
they are supporting 1t with their
legs an automobile, weighing 2o0o
pounds and containing five and
sometimes six men, pass over 1t.
All the time Otto and his broth
err smile pleasantly. There Ia none
of the terrible strain shown in
their faces.
Would you let an automobile
run Over you7" he Wa aa1ked.
"Noi Mot That's foolish. I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06
nICYCLE RACERS TO
TOUR THE CONTINENT

BERLIN, April Floyd Mel
Ear1and and Jimmy Moran. win,
ners Of the six-day bicycle race Of
last week. will tour the continent,
givinG exhibitions In all the larger
oitIes. Stol OF Holland and Ber-i
thett of France were second Thel
crown prince was an enthusiastic
spectator at the finish Of the race. ]
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06

Incubators, Breeders, Poultry
Fence. Tacoma Imp. G Seed Co..
1 9Th and Commerce. ss*
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06
> SO oooeeoeoo {
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 6.
do train the Cubs?"

lITIIE HOCh, ArK-, AprlI o.
How do / train the Cubs?"
Frank Chance. leader of the
worlds champions, repeated the
,.nu0ry. Yankee-like. before re-
-.pon ding. well. have never
tried to answer that question, and
ia rather write what / think, than
answer off hand"
Chances ideas, which, he says,
other managers may not agree
with. but which have placed his
team first in the National upon
three occasions and twice won the
worlds championship. follow:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06
FIGURE 1T OUT
Does pugilism pay?

1--WE RNA61A4cAAA ~
The man who saw Jas. }. Z
Jeffries, formerly . boiler 9
maker, doing a vaudeville z
J stunt for which he was paid q
weekly stipend of $4,000. {
figured II out thus: 2
As . Thespian jeff earns: {
Per minufe-$10.41. {
Per performance-$20s.20 Z
] Per day-S4sa.AO. .
Per week--e2S0O. .
J Per mouth--afOO mo-. .
/ Per year--ef2O-0 0O. .
! A boiIcrmaIxer Jeff .
copId earn: .
Per minufe--Less than 4 ?
cent. .
pnr hour--x0 cents. =
Per day-&4. &
Per week-$24. Z
Per monfh-@06- Z
Per year-4ff58. Z
aAaooa - = go r Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-06
SAYS FRANK CHANCE:

D SAYS FRANK CHANCE: .
. Go to bed early and eat q
. regularly. q
= Eat light meal before GO q
. ing to the grounds. .
. Get bat that suits your q
. strength. Many a good hitter q
. Is spoiled by his bat. q
= Keep your eye on the ball. q
. Keep thinking. Never lose .
. your head. Q
D Remember that inside .
. work is often more effective .
= than hitting. q
= Remember that your team =
= mates are part of the machine q
. and when you feel friction Q
. help eliminate It. o
= Boost the youngsters. Your .
. words help them. .
= Respect the owner of the .
. club. for without him you 3
= would not have a job. .
.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
American Dental parIOrS
Mechanics Opera House, ELkT0N, ND.
Open Tuesdays and Saturday,
Newark Mondays and Fridays.
Main Office, Gig Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.

License Tor the hotel at Townsend,
thrice refused this year. will be applied
for by ] l.. Dickinson, the proprietor,
at the MAY term Of Court. Its grant
ing would give the first chance up and
the lastc nance down Tor thirsty pat
ruu- 81 the railroad.
lie best investment ! ever made
WAS when took the kccicy Cure II
wears ago. Hundreds have said the
same, Suppose YOU write the Kelley
Institute. I'll North Capitol street,
Washington, y C., for the little book
let. Facts"
The military drama, ~ Southern
Romance, will be given By the EN-
under the direction oi Mrs, Herman
VI Tyson. in Newark Opera House,
con next Saturday evening. April y,
iur the benefit ii st Johns Church. in
that town.
The Zig Elk Light. Heat and
Power Company. whose plant near
BarkSdalc has been under construc.
tinn iur some time past. made test
al the current last week which was
found to answer all required purposes.
l. ,S possible that the plant may supply
Newark with light at an carly day.
The strength 81 infantry compan-
les 81 the Maryland National Guard
iur the coming State Encampmcnt Is
limited To- 90 men and three officers,
and ut Coast artillery companies 10 so
men and three officers Men enlisted
aucr June I cannot participate in the
cucampmcut, unless they have served
under previous enlistment.
The Delaware and Washington
College teams opened the base ball
season ON the latter, diamond at
thc>tcrrown IN Saturday. aud the lat
l,r Won . smashing victory by hard
hitting alter the fourth inning. adding
nrn' runs OF Eliasnu aud eight oil
Cam. Score, 10 to g. Greenwood
and Haley made the runs ipr Delaware.
Nm engine drawing a ,outhbound
New York and Washington Express
on the +, H. & W. K. K. ran off the
rails and turned over at South street,
Philadelphia. one day last week. The
engineer and fireman jumped and es.
capped injury, The passengers were
more or less Jared. but none were
hurt Trains on tho T.. 3 x ". and
the Central r. X. were DELAYED up
wards 81 hall an hour.
Edgar r. Kimblc, oi lhcNcw Lon
don section. was thrown of the lore
board oi wagon loaded with sand.
ON Saturday The front wheels passed
over his back The load was in the
back oi the wagon. and 4 hind wheel
wen, over hi, leg, SCATTERING the bone
and crushing the flesh below the knee.
Pa >cr,by found him and took him
home The attendant physician hopes
that the injured leg will be- saved.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10

Mrs. William Hamblcton, Of Cal
vert, Is reported seriously i'll in vii.
rnington hospital.
The name OF Linwood station on
the r., h. & w. X. X. will be changed
ON May 10 Marcus Hook.
Thieves lifted rs fowls from Mrs.
Mary c. Mullins hcnnery at Rock
Springs, one night recently.
w. 5. Gracy, a lifelong resident
oil Lewisville. has removed TO Oxford
where he viii train horses on the local
track.
Delaware College won a one sided
game with the Temple University team
ON the home diamond, on Wednesday
bya score OF II TO 4.
The Z. 5. Club will meet We'd
nesday evening, April "a, at the home
of Mrs. James Wilson, Grecnhurst. II
stormy, next fair evening.
Miss Harriet Mccullough, OF CO.
lora. who with err brother, George +.
Mccullough has been spending the
winter at Durham, ~. c.. is reported
seriously III there.
IT. Harvey Woolens, OF Sylmar.
headed the list with an average OF
Sbos in the recent examination for
clerk and carrier held in the Whining
ton. Del, postofIicc.
Farmers attending Wilmington
markets viii do well to remember that
spaces are now being allotted and ap-
ply promptly for stands they may wish
70 rent to Clerk OF the Markets Cook.
ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES
OF Ely's Cream Balm. solid. are found
IN Liquid Cream Balm. which is in
tended for use in atomizers. That il is
q wonderful remedy for Nasal Catarrh
IS proved by an r-incrcasing mass
OF testimony. II does not dry out nor
rasp the tender air-passagcs. II allays
The inflammation and goes straight 10
the root OF the disease. Obstinate old
cases have yielded in a few weeks. All
druggists, 7sc, including spraying tube.
or mailed by Ely Bros, &C Warren
street. New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Points OF Excellence

The man who makes statement and
backs 1t up is live one. but he who
asserts and cant back up his assertion
is dead one, and that is not 4 dream.
We assert that We are giving the
very best vehicle that can be made Tor
the money and We are ready 10 be tried
out
When yuu buy vehicle. buy a good
one. You can save a few dollars by
buying a Cheap John" but it isn't
economy in the long run. nor good
sense III the short run. We can save
you money on Buggy OF Carriage,
but YOU don't always know II until
afterwards The points OF excellence
about our vehicles are not only seen
at a glance but they are there when
wear and general satisfaction are look
ed FOR. Have row more orders on our
books than ever before at this early
date. which show that our 70 years OF
patient toll TO do the very best we
could for our customers have not been
in vain You may not think We want
your order but We do; won't you give
II tu ~ nov: Let us talk II over.
BURNS BROS,
llavre dc Grace, Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Err NISI
In Re. The Assigned Estate OF Louis o. I. ~.
wood
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
IN Equity No. 1uN.

ordered this lad day OF April l9Io. that the re.
port OF Robeti &. Thackcty Auditor. mentioned IN
these proceedings, I've ratified and con irmed uf-
less cause TO the contrary thereof I've shown on or
hciofc the 18th day OF Aprii 100, provided a copy
81 this order lie Inserted in some newspaper Print
ell and published IN Cecil County once In each Of
two successive weeks iciore the 18TH day Of April
1851.
MANLY DRRNNEN.
True Cnpy-TCst; Clerk.
.,apt ~ MANLY pRI.SNEN. CLERK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is to give notice that the subscribers Of
cecil COUNTY have obtained from the orphans
Court Of said county, letters tr~tamcntar, on the
personal estate Of
VA. +. RICHARDSON.
late oi said county. deceased. IN persons has.
ing clal ms against the said deceased are hereby
Warned To- exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duiy authenticated.
on ar before the sth day Of september 1872.
they may otherwise los law. he excluded from
OIL benefit Of said estate. All indcbtc to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
Ia the subscribers
Given Under Our hands aud seal. this 10Th day
oi March. 1871
l.. MARSHALL HAINRs.
JOHN W LOGAN.
Executors uf Vim. 4. Richardson deceased
Test Tllos. - MILLER. Register.
nny ia a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
ORDER NISI
IN Re. The Mortgage Real Estate Of Joseph
Deamou and wife.
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
IN Faulty. No. 1sai.

ordered. this 9lfd day Of March iop. that Tie
sale OF property mentioned In these proceedings.
made aud reported by Robert {. Thnckcry. At
torncy. bc ratified aud confirmed unless catisc TO
the contrary thereof he shown before the
18th day Of MAY next provided copy Of this OF.
der he inserted iu some newspaper printed and
Published In Cecil County once q week for one
month before the 9th day Of April next.
The report states the amount ~ sale to be SAL.
MANLY DRENNEN.
True copy-rcsi Clerk.
,smarsw MANLY DRENNKN. clcrk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD, coNN.

Total Admitted Assets. ............ s,o.i5isie.si
Surplus to ey-hoidefs............. s.O,isy,.ss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Notice

Notice is hereby given TO the Stockholders Of
Tile Home building aud Loan Association Of
Cecil County. that the annual election Of Dircc.
tors will he held ON Monday. April lGih 1872, q,
o'clock y. ". ai the nticc of the Association.
PeffyVillc. Md
J. 4. MOIIRLEiN.
!suiafN Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
ILLINOIS
DEADLOCK
BROKEN


Springfield lll. jan ia The leglg
lnilye deadlock ia ended Al q resus
Governor neueen ana Che other Repub
llcana chosen for state offices we're DC
Jared duly elected and win be lnau
guratod next Monday
The senate members went into th,
iouqe aud acted az Hpeclat r. wtllt
he election returns we're being can
iassed aud the result declared Notice
then was given Of the contest filed bl
Adlai " Stevenson Democrat defeat
ID candidate for governor While the
oniest petition was being read tho
'enaiars lett for their aWn hall
The canvass uHl II the way, moth
ng remained % prevent legislation and
much buaineas Waa disposed 0f by The
luusesl
Tho contest filed hN the Democrats
must be considered bg 4 joint sessi9r
I ~ an. The beneen men r0niral the
enhte ana insist lhey will not attend
nch "a session Tho Democrats charge
lnoueh fraudulent voting 70 seat their
andldaie The Dfneen men deny al
faud but announce their Willingness
70 have q recount. insisting that such
would establish their position The
Democrats declare the election returns
ihow inaccuracies IN al but nine Of the
l02 counties OF the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14

CASE ARGUED

The supreme court is Ia session 10
lay with NJ j Kane. the new chief ms
Ice sresding The day IN court was
aiken up IN hearing lengthy arguments
q the case appealed by The Pioneer
Telephone and Telegraph company
rom the order Of The Corporation com
mission on May 2, 1908 directing The
telephone company q restore their OH
rates 70 patrons OF tne Enid exchange
liter q complete hearing upon com
llalnis filed BY Enid patrons protesllni
igainst an advance n rs per cent N
ates made by the Pioneer company
lunt Chlnley. Of New York City. "A. -
Asp, Of Guthrie. and s. II Harris, OF
oklahoma City are representing To,
Pioneer company and Geo, A. Hen
shaw, counsel for the Corporation com
appears for the state The
lew rate put into effect at Enid by the
Pioneer people. 81 for resldenc,
lhonc and 50 far office phones. Is not
IA unreasonable rate. Is the contention
n the telephone company IN asking ioi
4 reversal dl The ordey ot the com
mission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
OSAGE PROTESTS UNHEEDED

a renewel Of she lease ON q bssis oi
one-elghta % ona-lenth per cent roy.
atty hui asked basis uf 0ne.slxlh
The Indians we're aware that Standard
Oh waa preparing to cut the price Of
the product and they calcalatc3 that
IN order to get aa much money III the
aggregate from the leases as formerly
q royalty Of one-slxlh would be neces.
sary They made on effort 10 get
royalty II the rate OF i2 l-2 cents per
barrel G guard apaiust the price ~,
iucllon but failed.
We have lnuEd enough evidence to
convince ns Ilat The main contentious
q the states custer suIt aFe wen
founded aaid Senator Henry y John
slon. one fthe states attorneys. TO-
night There Is no longer any giles.
lion thai lhe secretary Of the lnf3flof
extenaez The sas lease 10 the Indian
Territory company faf apaltof ten
year period aseF she protests ol tho
Indians. which naturally Indicates 4
tendency I1Hafa lafar|ns lhe com.
HanH Witch - a'|asa s In ea|lus|ch
With zIaHazH OIL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
TIL: SENATE.


The Introduction OF concurrent
resolution BY Senator duuldlag nsoyld.
ns Tor carrying out the suggestions
made by Governor Haskell s9nis spec
n message % the legislatave giving
nm power to parole certain tOnVicts
marked the opening 81 the senate ses
llon this afternoon when All members
save three answered roll call
Two petitions we're mir duced by
senator Taylor, one from the sherifrs
association asking for a law allowing
appointment Of peace officers ANA The
other from The Oklahoma City caariS
association asking for the establish.
ment Of an Industrial school.
Fourteen bills we're inlroduceo, as
follows
by Strain. locating the state Indus
rial school and girls college az Glare.
mere
ny Williams nj acl regulating the
axea paid BY tlse insurance companies
We.
8y Redwlne. providing ior The pro
iecsl0n Of certain rallraad employees
Hy Chapman making counties liable
Tor defects h Ridges on public high
ways.
BY Halcheti efeatlns a lien IN fav
af labnrers and providing for enforce
ment thereof
By Mitchell, providing punishment
for certain aseaHli eases
By Allen locating the state deaf and
dumb school permanently al Sulphur
BY Eggerman e prevent crucl treat
mcnl - animals
By Lanarum amending section 1883
chapter 70 staEHiee I Okla coma. 1908
by sfnith Il amend chapier II, re
yieed hlatulHs ot Uklahnna 1905 au.
thorizIHH aEaEFlel and rouugy rgefks a.
issue orders for repleFln.
By Taylor classifying corporations
and flKhtsef foreign and lnlesiir cor
porali1ns
lfF hfaNHiae. HngldlnE for notice Oh
asslenneHI u fesi esi9te morisaKe
H{ HEasHlssI providing for filling
rataH6|ez city eoaEeI|.
- sane. feaalf|as contract nf
aEen|a enf|aEza u ss|I|aa real estate
or kaHHz zHzHI.an b Il writing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
TOL LABEL LIQUOR SHIPMENTS

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Washington. Jan, If.-There Is a
fair proapect that some legislation
the Interstate shipment Of
liquor viii be Incorporated in the cod.
llicailon bill which Is pending IN The
House and which il Is the Intention 10
pass at this session. Exactly what
will be the nature Of this legislation
can not be learned at this time. but
II Is believed It vii b1 somewhat
along the lines Of tue amendment
which NJ Humphreys of Aisalsslppi
introduced during the consideration
ol the bin by the nouaa nearly a
month agD
The Humphreys amendment docs
not seeS 70 prevent The shipment ol
liquor from one state to another even
though the one into which It Is ship.
ped Be q pronlhlllon state Il merely
prescfibes that packages containing
liquor shall b 50 labeled - % show
that fact and lhal The nakhase shall
not be delivered = anF atksr slan the
pt,Htu whose 1zue anHsals On Il
L IS unlefslaad EAaE the neDubll.
can |eaiers d cankfesa aaYe ebne'nd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
MAY SPRING
4 SENSATION
specIal o DaIIy I-aadel.

Special to Daily Lender
Okmnigee. okla. Jan l3-ln the
murder trial Of The state of Oklahoma
vs. Sidney Reynolds. prominent
Wmer Of this county. charged with
the kllling Of William Mclaughlin. a
miner. at political picnic held al
llenryet'a IN this county Sept =. 1907
4 remarkable feature occurs IN which
Judge Carrutdefa. pre- lding IN the
case. County Attorney ] = Eaton and
sheriff Vance. in charge 81 the prIs
oner, We're al present at the aiCnlc al
'he time Mclaughlin was Killed The
state Will attempt 60 prove that the
killing was the result OF quarrel
started at one uf The drinking places
where Pablo was sold. Pablo was one
Of tie snfi drinks which were sold
prior TO statehood and supposed 10
nonAlcohcic. but both men were ii
legged 70 be trunk at the time After
The quarrel Reynolds went away for
few minutes. but later returned and
The state will attempt TO prove that
De approached Melsaughlin aud with
out any further words deliberately
SHOT him, killing him instantly.
Il Is rumored the defense viii IN
troaace testimony of decidedly sen.
satlonal character proving there was
back Of the killing e greater reason
.Nen lhe anafrel on ihu ground. THE
jury has been secured ami the lrsl
Witness IL now on the stand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
FAMOUS HOTEL BURNS

window while the iiremen made fran.
tic efforts to get ladder up TO him
tlnailg was taken out safely
Editor Murdoch was on the fourth
foor Ie climbed out on the window
and huns frem the ledge tlll his room.
mate helf out blanket Down this
the editor gllded 70 safety 70 the roof
Of the next building
fx1Governnr g. W. Click, III night
clothes. was carsied down ladder
from third noor and escaped injury
Ey.State Senator Lamb was on the
third floor He tied sheets together
ans let himself down pastel secono
floor From there he dropped, W. "
Morgan aud lslfe We're on the fourth
floor, Morgan let his wife down to
the adiol.dng roof by means OF a
blanket, then jumped himself From
there they climbed down ladder 10
the ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
WILL TEST
LAW'S FORCE

II Is stated that the coal companies
)f Oklahoma. practically All 81 which
nave refused 10 pay the gross produc
Jon tax upon the yearly output Of coal
provided by law passed by the first
legislature, viii soon file suit IN ~
'0urts questioning the eonstliutiouality
" the law They are holding of lt IS
understood hoping that che second leg
stature nov In session viii repeal the
aw and they vii use their best en-
'orts together with the Oh and other
gaa interests ID have the law repealed
After the coal companies had ab
omtely refused to pay the tax state
Auditor frapp went 10 McAlestee Il
AXE charge Of TIE books Of The com
Danies TO determine how much grcsi
production tax they owe At first thc
companies were inclined to doubt hif
authority TO examine the books hul
hey hefe finally yielded and lhe ex
animation ia nov going on