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Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

ippines aro eaaeted by the Philippine
assembly.
n Meesaee
ITO the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssotativos:
81 transmit herewith . communica-
tioa from tAs secretary OF war en-
closing oae ffo0 the CHIEF Of he
barsau Of ins1lar AFFAIRS, In which b
traasmittsA . propossd tariff rsvisioa
law for ths FAilipplAe islands. rAis
measure revisss the present Philip
pine tariff. slmplines Il and makes
Il conform - nearly ~ possible 10
ne regulatisas Of the customs laws
oe the Unitaa States. especially with
respect 70 DAeklag aAd pAekAgss. TIE
prssse< RAl11D9eAs regslatioas have
besa cambeessoe aAd aifficaft for
American 1sReAants and exporters b
comply WIN. ~ porposs b % nsst
~ new co01tttoAs tAat win ariss an
der The sset1sa q tAs psaaiAg United
oeates tarife I'M which provides WITH
certain lin1elAaoAa, foe tree trade bs-
tween the unltsa 0tatss end Tie 10
lands. II b a1ANn WleA . visW 70 Drs-
serving 10 - ln1an1s . nneA e1s-
tu0s rsvsa0o - psaslble aAa b ~
Naes in . r0ananae 1eosare tAsos -.
ausarsss vo11A nsW sEist Ia ~ =
-1As "a, ~ sssaslaasA - ~
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
.GIPsY- SMITH PRESENTED
WITH BIG BOQUET OF
ROSES on HIS BIRTHDAY

Rev Harry n. Wilson. formerly
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. but now minister in charge
of one of the largest congregations OF
that faith in St. Paul. Mimi. played
the star role in the presentation Of .
handsome boquet OF American Beauty
JaQuiminot roses to "Gipsy" Smith.
the famous evangelist. in commemor-
alton of the lattsr's birthday anniver-
sary one evening last week. Tho St
Paul Pioneer-Press thus describes the
incident:
TT was a big birthday party at the
Auditorium Wednesday night-in fact.
II was . real surprise. The Gipsy
hadn't the slightest knowledge of
what was coming on. The secret was
hid With the chorus and the 1sAers.
and It came with out just as II had
been planned to eoua1 out when Gipsy
made some Incidental reference. ~
he does most every night. to the 0ow-
err. the sweet roses Of his native
Cambridge.
For It was At that moment that tAs
feast Of song and salvation vas turA-
Cd into cue OF sw0et sympathy. Forty
nine American Beauty roses. he IA
est OF their kind. half OF them whits
and half red. were peeesated to the
Gipay In AoA0r oe his natal day.
"TAe 0ipsy was more thaa equal to
The occasaoa.
"a thousand tAaakn.' he bowed ~
be said Il Now. win svsrybody please
rs0ain standing and sfAg Praise God
erom Whom al Blessings Fiowr"
~TAAs diAAt satisey tAs asAsrs Q
IL. FOR tAsy had . httle surprise Of
their own. and while tAsy Joined ths
applause they were waiting inDaf-
isatly for tAsir ova little party. 1Asy
had noG lo0g . WAit. for Il was oAly
aboat Area nlAaess latsr. aftse q
nsW aAnounee0aats - bsaA unaAe
tAAa ths IN. q. M Wllsoa sasfasd
ftom oAo - - n01fEy rss0o v1lA {
IAasAat esnfAlnAg ossty-1Ane hase1
| ~ jnaA Foeoa. Ho WAlbs1 - . ~
saan1 90 unAs . Dssaav - tsasAana
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
Notice Of AdjustDest Day.

Estate OF Luther e. HarbauGh. do
ceased: s1.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrative Of the estate
Of Luther e. Harhaugh. late OF the
County OF Fremont. In the State Of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gtvsa
notice that she VIII appear before
the County Court OF said Fremont
County. at the Court House In Canon
City. In said County. on the thirtieth
day Of April, A. D. 1909. at the hour OF
two O'Clock p. m. OF said day. at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
puested to attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
10 tho udersigned.
Dated ut Canon City, Colorado. this
30th day OF March. A. d. 1909.
CI.IMENA d. HARBAUGH,
Adminfstratrtx.
First Publication April !. 1909.
Last publication April %, 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
Humane Law Provides
Buss Most Be Killed :,
BY Pure Poisons

The horticultural inspection bill
which was passed by the Colorado
General Assembly in 1907. contained
a clause regulating the sale Of inseo-
ticide materials. The Law reads a fol-
laws:
1T shall be deemed q violation Of
tAis act for any one to sell In Colorado
insecticide polsoos such a. Paris
gree. London purple. white arssAie.
arsenate Of lead. arsenite Of soda
acetate OF lead. cyanide Of potassium.
hellebore. pyrethrum powder. and he
like. that are diluted or mixsd With
other substances, unless the kind and
amount of the adulterants or mir
lures are coospicnously printed in
plain English upon each and svsry
package sold. Upon each and every
package Of white arsenic. arssaats Of
soda. arsenate Of lead and cyanide oe
potassium. sold In this state the par
centAgs OF guaranteed purity must -
plainly marked. and on all packA0ss
Of arsenate or arsenite OF lead he
amount Of water must Be- gSaraA-
1884,
Any one buying insecticides In OIL
orado should sss to II thak sAaA pae&-
age b Of guaranteed purity - ~
auirsd by the abve statntA MUsA
injury has bssn done In tAa past -
orchard trees and otAsr plaAto -
cause Of the applicatioa Of sDray nix-
tarea that were not properly nAAo.
Especially has this hssa tFus Win
free arssaic has bssa present. Any
liquid that b sprayed upoA living
plants during tie growiA8 ssasoa,
coataiAiAG moro than . froottnA a .
per cent. Of soluble arsenic b llksay 10
burn The foliags: and n e sA0ala eol-
lect about Tie roots. it nAy kin tAe
sntirs plant also. accofdtag 10 ~ ia-
vsstigations pahlshsa ~ Dr. v. p.
Headden. In Bulletin No. 131. q tAa
Colorado ExpsrimsAt 1eaf3sa.-
WAsasvsr arssaieAl spsays are 1ssa
upca trsss. care sAsaiA - tAheA -
10 allow Ne laauiA - eoale1e - ooAk
in Ahoat tAe Crown.
@ ?. 0Gl2N114
ceassaae ANsssftusal 0s,DlA Nsse
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
juicy RMPANRLLRD IN DEB-
fRlCF COURf rms KORNNQ

From Saturdays Daily.
A jury was impaaelled In the Dis
trict court this morning and the Grim
inal docket takea up for trial. The
case called for . hearing vas he Peo-
pie Of the state OF COLORADO versus
Charles Crovder. charged with per
jury. The case asAinst Ben and Jos
Boyer and Charles Terry. occUssd Of
horse stealing. was Get for trial We'd
VI. May ExA. n osesadants q
live IN the western part Of The eoaaty.
Ths Boyer broeAsrs are eolorsA msn.
while Terry y a Iadiaa. TAsy are a.
legged 70 have braaasd ranGo horses
that aiA not belcAg 10 tAe0.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
. Nodes Of Final settseneaa

In the matter OF the estate Of Mar
Garet Shannon. deceased:
Notice 10 hereby. given. that on the
90th day OF April, A. d. 1903, being
one of the regular days OF the March
term of the County Court OF Fremont
County. in the State OF Colorado. 1.
p. G. Whalen, Administrator of said
estate. viii appear before the Judge
OF said Court. present my final set
Element as such Administrator. pray
the approval of the same, and will
then apply to be discharged as such
Administrator. At which time and
place any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the
same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
March 81, 1909.
p. c.. WHALEN.
Administrator.
First publication April /, 1909.
Last publication April %. 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
Noiss & mn sss1as.lk

NO0eo - EA1M De9ao1D06
u. the matter = The estate oe llinna
LOsAr, deceased:
Notice u hereby given. that on tie
ooth day OF ADril 4. d 110os beang
go a tho regular days Of tAe March
tsrm OF ~ Coaaty Coart of Yromont
C00nty. II The .0tato Of Colombo. /.
Herman LOeAr. Administrator Of said
eetate. viii appeaf before the J1dgs
g said Court present my Anal set-
9ono1t - 1aid Administrat0r. pray
- approval of the name. and viii
tAea ap9ly. Do be discharged ~ Such
A1ninistrafor. At which time and
Dlaee any pesson In interest may aD-
Deer and pressat objections 70 ths
came IL any there Be.
Dased q CaAon City. Colorado.
I '.-s - HnRMAN LonHR.
q Administrator.
First publlcation April 4. 1eoo.
Last publication April -. 1870.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
sRAsRR n m HONEST.

"As 70 he attAoks % what Tie
Pfssi1eat asoesibss - 'baA' eospoea-
t3oos. and Aeseructive nsasasrss of
business man-vAils many 6ssio1sly
QusetioA kAo 0eeastoaal naAAsr-iA
takiAg . psrspsotivs visv. tAis. a
lsasa. nay - said. anA n saytAg Q
truly memorable aAvaAce Aarks1:
oerporatioa methods are. ~ general
aekneWleAos9Dsat, sarely bsttse tAaA
before. lt saAao< - elAlnsA.. osa-
tinaso ~ April ''0sataTyS" eaitsesAl
q sDono AisA AsAts q PFss11sat
npoesveltb Two AAnAistsat1oAa. :
chat he PsseiAsat aloas - pso1u-
- tAia eAaAos: hat Il eaanse - -
nisa DAT ~ - grpak1y esaArlhaeed
- 4. A esaossvottve rallroaA Dssaa-
ooas sanneo - ths WAsos na1tss ~
e>hse ~. q Dg1vaes esavssaaa1sA. q
1eslAFing: sHFsse1sat ussssveat -
49, q eas1of = - hsaesli.
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Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
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TIE PEOPLE or THE STATE 0v
COLORADO b 0amuol auADoA. Do0-
jaAln 2. LAAA3s. Media Ana Nsoeooa
opeaeer. MAAala A. JaDso. Mr0. La
nio q. lflIleP, Samuel Lands. Hattie
u VeooAlo, Nfs. Ida Nofeoa. 0eoie
Hak. 0afoaoo DvAAs, Llssao MAy
8ley, Ollie, Williams, Myrtle WAito,
Marion J. Dvaas, NARY 1ttA Jo0oo,
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UnkNoW0 helra, u any. oe TIE 00co4-
on1 Aeeo1DA1eo1 0AAoa. 0RABTI1e0:
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PEAR 10 The Opanty Ooast Of oalA 1fe-
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Yalo, that yUa. he on1A DontaRln y,
Inn61a. l1olAa Ann Haooooo 0po0eoe,
l1ahala A. JA0oa. Nh. Lle11e Q. 1ul-
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01eDfaAo,r AoooaosA. eAe 0as - -
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N0N, T1g1y0A1 . aeeosen1l
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Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

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The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Australian Climate Hurts Our
Tennis l1sn, Says Duffy
BY ARTHUR DUFFEY.

am afraid the Australians are go
ihg 10 hold that Dwight +. Davis tennis
trophy for some time 10 looks like
another case OF America holding the
America cup in Yachting circles. But
few athletic followers know what a
difficult thiuS II is for an American to
usurp athletic laurels In foreign Couu-
try and especially such place as Aus
tralia, Climatic conditions play havoc
With american athletes. and 10 this i'm
particular may be attributed 10 the tail
are OF both MCLoughln and Long TO
III the cup l}eals Wright VINO visit
ed the anjipodes In like search a year
aEo. informs ne that Il was the
climate more than anything clse-and
| must admit. rs lar As my own per-
soma. experience is concerned. trying
10 sprint m the antipodeS was almost
q farce. for 10 10 seconds seemed to
be about The best could accomplish.
Should. however American athletes
live for any particular length of time
under the Australian sun. | believe
they would COP the honors. Just as
they have i'm other climates
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
RICHARD WANTS TO
HOLD BIG FIGHT IN
SALT LAKE CITY
Says Merchants OF That Place Are
Anxious to Land Bout and Have
'-- Promised There Will Be No
y, - Interference
Jefries and Johnson Sign Articles
For IS Rounds-Will Divide
Purse rs and 25 Per Cent.

HOBOKEN. ~ D.. De- NaI,
the heavyweight championship De-
tween lanes j. Jefrics and lack john
sQn will-lake place ON July a next ttt
exact place where 10 iS 20 Dr. held
need not DC named hy Tex Richard
and Jack Gleason until ninety du>
before that date The two men siSa
ed articles here THIS afternoon and
agreed nor 20 engage IN any ncni'
between now aud next iuiy I'LL.
articles are duplication az the 81.
lfminary ones agreed on hy Jrurlts
and Johnson in tho Hotcl Aibahy oSt
October aud provide for +5-roanG
battle. straight Marquis az Queen,
bury rules the division of Nurse OF
~ per Gentle. the winner and - frr
gent 10 the loser and the selections fi
referee from a list of four names
two 20 be furnished by the promoters
and two by the fighters
Witnesses 10 the agreement sl-h'i
Today were Joe Cans sam Berger
Bob Vernon. Sic. UJrJ, Tex Richard
John Gleason and ~ : Fraze.
The mon bind themselves GO begin
active trimming ninety day- before the
date fixed for the fight and each W!.
deposit ~ once 10000 20 guarantee
their appearance while the promoters
are 10 post $50 00o at once and the
balance OF the slol.o0o within sixty
DAYS Of the fight date The zee for
the fght referee was fixed ar 81 900.
According to Richard he would ike
TO hold the fight in Salt Lake city
Rnd will do So il he can He declared
That the men in the great smeltcrS
there all want 10 sec the fight and
So anxious are the merchants 0i THAT
civ To have the fight held there that
thc. have promised 10 see that there
a. no Interference Richard looks on
San Francisco rs q secondary location
for the battle. hut no declared The
place where II will be held viii De an
nounced just so soon rs he and Gleas-
On arc assured there VIII 6c 20 inter
terence with their plans.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Carnegie Needlessly Fused.

All Carnegie. Pa was thrown into
the widest excitement last week when
it was rumored that sedate and modest
Honus Wagner, who never looks at a
female had been married There was
plenty OF excitement in the town and
"A Wild rush was made 20 liouus
chicken farm bv hi, friends To con-
graduate the husky Du,chman and see
tho object IF his choice But n proved
20 Doc the wrong Honus Wagner was
bu feeding aud counting his chickens
when tho crowd reached his farm. and
The famous bali PLAYER was almost
mobbed hy the, crowd iH frs efforts TO
congratulate him When Honus got a
chance 10 finally make himself heard
h. squashed all hopes ~ the crowd for
70 reception feast 'by announcing that
he had rot been married was not in
taneer of beiag -pliced aud that he
was READ, 90 prove au alihl o. that
fact ii Was finally discovered that
the ITouus Wagner who was married
Uas resident e tho same town. but
did nut earn his Slo9n0 ON the dia-
u.hd p.a Dg f1r breyfuss
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

lttif tAA' 80 ttt ava 81.
ne a pain said spike tIcnncssy.
throwing down the sporting page
What's eatin' youg demanded
Toad Fogarty. his jaw coming out
like an Interrogation point
These here mugs. responded Mr.
Henuessy indicating the upturned
page. where the doings OF couple
OF pugilists were featured. They re-
maxim more fuss about signin articles
than pullet that's discovered what $
happened 20 her when she hnds her
first egg You'd think they was
siguiu fer q 20 vii m Newport
Brigadiers.
It's all in tn game amt it?' Nh.
Foearty demanded.
II spose So. but them hams don {
know what fight is Say. ! had
more real scraps last winter IN two
monts than them Gertiesll have in ~
years
Funny amt never seen nothm'
in IN papers bout them scraps YOU
guys had. II any one was TO. ask IN"
how Won got IN rocks ] might not
tell am, but ia have a idea
Meanin ~
"Ncanfn' YOU was fue lot OF pete
men or else had a sock fun OF sand
Chuck that rough stuff, Toad We
dTdu't ned no SOUP men 70 GET 10
dough. il came too easy IL was lk"
takip eggs from n incubator Not
cluck fvom IN hen lou notice
Mugs Daly Frosty Finnegan and
RHrv tn Brute Is lousy wit dough.
don Won? We'll they got IL when !
got mine
Say. some Of 2 h things we slipped
IN rum, on that trip would make a
corpse Taft. We had 20 do H.. cause
they make EN- big and tough in the
long grass
"Th' bigger they come til harder
they fall quoted Mr. Fogarty.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

When Jagh Johnson ana jam 3rt-
fries daht. July 3. 1910 the third man
in tho ring viii be Jack WEIGH The
Sl0l 600 purse offered los Tex Richard
and Jack Gleason viii be equally diNid.
"a and the moving picture profits viii
be split three ways
Believe me- I am right Ienrits.
Berger Johnson and Little are more
than f.hter5 anu mauueser- ~ n2ht.
ers-ta,. ara regular 6u.isuess men.
and ann not makiu. too broad q
statement when say that one OF the
.fgo managers has already made a
uroDo,itlon 10 the other. 20 split the
purso evenly
know there's lot ~ t4lk auout
IA - and - division and % Winue.
taRe.alI spiel brt there isn't amy
thing 10 it IL looks better when tte
public believes that no the Hinu ~
goes the spuils Ut bushes methods
Viii prftaiI iu TIL. battle and good
business declares far am equal iivi-
sion With each man getting the
Same amount
/ II tho circumstance, were different
eorh division az thc purse would
arouse suspicion but not even Tho
most radical auti.fsht bug would dave
,,gaf-t that the fuly fight IS not on
Ithe dead level
Ia ,be first Mace. Jefrie- would not
entertain for second "a proposition
itr lose nd sure hate ~ bee the man
ri mako such proposition 10 the bi.
/ fellow And by tae same token JacN
Johnson since ae pou the title
would sooner Jbmk of cutting off mis-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
TALES hXan EX-PUG

sl3 s..nlrssI Sgua,tI.l.s tn bigger
thayscome IA harder thcy wallop, An
take IL from me. know H. ! didn
get that tin ear playiu ring arounda-
rosy
I'm never forget a big husky I
handed In sleeper 10 I'm "A j"rkwater
burg in Minnesota After Ia reg lar
show went ON 20 meet anybody in
m house an give him 80 sinkers 20
stick six rounds.
When the mob pipes me-, about 80
Of them wanted that dough. Ny l20
pounds looked like ready money. and
when Muggsy picked tn biggest IN tn
bunch TO 90 on they Was sure II was
an of with our %.
When m mutt IS ready Frosty
puts his gloves on an tn rest OF the
gang is Cut In front takin bets so
fast their hands got tired.
We hadn't been goin morcn two
minutes when 7 steps inside a round
house to bolt him in tn kitchen and
walks. plumb into right cross Ike
th Kick Of a ostrich Riley tipped
III stage hand keepin time, 10 cut
IN round
They draws ont In rest SOS |
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Yes, they dO-~like ice responded
comes back all right. an I'm moro
careful | don't have any trouble get
tin TO tn big stiff but once in a
while he'd slam one Of them haYmak-
ers INTO me and I'd shake Ike a mau
with argue.
Between IN fourth and fifth Rncy
gets busy lie has TO or our cuoh goes
up IN huc What does he do? OH
nothin. only sprinkles resin on my
side OF ia stage and shifts tn box
and smcars mp tn other side with
powdered wax. making il as slippery
as TIN road TO ruin I'm wise an when
tn gong rings. I'm ont of my corner
on tn run. meetin' tn big guy right
where IN resin lets off an tn way
begins. He gets set 10 stop me with
his left but | shifts and plants my lett
in his pantry When he fries TO move
quick to stop my right. which / start
for his chin, followin Tn belt in tn
middle. his feet slips an he's gone.
'Out I'm front in looked like he went
down when ! connects with his chin.
but II vas M wax turned tn trick
'all right wallopet him hard. but
If tn floor hadn't been creased IL
wouldn't have feazed him It was tn
way his bean hit IN floor that put
him ont for quick count"
Didn't h. make a howl?' asked Mr..
Focarty.
Sure. but when they looked AT ~
floor, TN wax was gone an resin was
sprinkIcd on II His friends give him
IN laugh for lettln' little guy like
me knock him out"
Pretty rough work, commented
Mr. FOgartv
Sure Gou don't suppose We was
putin on pink teas. do you? You got
ter do rough work when you're stop
pin ON SIX nights a week. Af' IT
anybody tells You that the bigger
they come tho harder they fall, you
just fake up your mind that they don I
fall hard unless they're helped
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
fiuIphy and f0ssI find
Defender in heu IoTk
BY w. A. PHELoN Jr.

Tin New YORK Morning Telegraph.)
People are rcqu, sted not To smile
al the thought of Horace Fogel being
president of a ball club MIR Fogel Is
l.kahle gentleman, mll.O good hu
NOR and good thoughts. even II his
speech is the faintesi degree on the
Weberheld order. lie has his own
Ideas about bail players. but il is
hardly right TO keep on joshing him
because. when he was manager ~ the
Giants. he wanted To play Mathewson
or first. arguing that Blk Sin had the
reach To yet high throws.
Horace may make some great and
effective changes ia the Philadelphia
lineup He may make Il pitcher out
Of Red DOOM using him only on sunny
days because the sun. flashing or
DOoin's red hair. would bud the bats
men: and he may insist on base run
ners wearing roller skates. because
Won can't spike a man with "A wheel.
But he'll make good where honesty
and good humor are required Give
Horace show. good people. and do
not crowd too near the cage
III little Charlie Murphy does horn
into the Philadelphia club. either as
fun owner part owner or director.
it will 90 the Philadelphia club and
the game OF bali in Quakertown "a
world OF good II there is one real
live hustler in baseball today that
man Is Charles W Murphy lie caa
run ball club so as To get the great
est possible amount OF good out OF
III, ctuh IN a monetary INV aul D..
rs also the hest picker Of players
that ever selected ball club Look
what he did with the Cubs >"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
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l245 and 3 10 y Locals for Jack-
SON a IN. and every Two hours 10 .
% m. for Ann Arbor. a. m and
hourly 70 II y m. for Plymouth and
Worthwhile. . so a m. and hourly 10 Z 80
a IN. also a. m. and II y. M saline
cars Tor Ypsllanti
Nyandotte DNision-5.32 a. M. and
hair hourly 20 N.53 p. iu. hourly TO
Pontiac Di,Ision--6 m Ia1f-houriy
uuti p. DID,. then hourly to II y m
Birmingham only. - y ~
For F'nrmington. Worthwhile. Orcha ri
Lake mud Pontinc-6 a. IN. aud hourly
until IL L. IN.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
How Who Dyed The Princess
Dear Little Show Canine !?

The long-disputcd question as To-
Who dyed the Chinese dog be-
longing 90 Princess de Mont
glyone lis to be- argued i'm all
las varied details again before
the highest tribunal iu dogland
tile executive committee Of
the American Kennel club. OF
which August Belmont is presi-
dent
The mooted point has been
raised this time by Mrs Ada
Olive Van Hansen, who has Az
pealed from a decision OF tne
trial board of The club cVOncr-
ating the princess OF having
been instrumental Ia cuiOrlng
chin chino one Of tho prize
DOES that won houors al the fos-
ron show Jon 1917 The dog was
found 10 BOO painted deep ma
hoganv color. that ran into
the Wet cheese cloth used 20
test It, hv q suspicious kennel
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
llnrnon,c lIall ha. heen selected ~ the
ADVICE TO Maanates.

The absurdity OF playing winter
baseball has been shown again m
stockton Cal. Monday. Jack Bliss ~
the Cardinals had his right leg brokc6.
u might inst as we'll been King
Honey OF Eddie Collins or Chief
Bender g. Mack s two best bcts
MagnatCs order this winter stuff cur
.out-St Louis Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
FOOTBALL TOO ROUGH.
Puts Prize Fighter VINO Played Il
Much 10 the Bad.

ALLENTOWN. Pa Dec football
is 700 rough i game tor piize
fighter
Jim savage, of New York and IaCk
Reed. % Toledo Ohio were due 10
hght H. rounds here last night More
Than 1000 men gathered 20 see the
hght Savage failed 10 show up al
enough his manager had declared Inc
was In the Link OF condition
Tho referee arose and ANNOUNCED
that there could be no fight for Saw
age In the pink OF condition had
foolishly gotten into a football game
az Paterson. y. j. a couple ~ days
5eiore and had several Of his ribs
crushed and was otherwise so INIT
tered that he could not appear in The
p-ize ring
The 61ht fans agreed that football
was too rough for a prize fighter End
agreed 90 watch a man named sal or