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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

tecting the public and the patient, and
securing for him the care he needs. If
more than temporary restriction be
needed, such proceedings must be had
within a reasonable time, as shall con-
stitute due process of law, within the
meaning of the 14th amendment to JUS
tify further restraint.
4. Provision may be made for the
temporary detention and observation Of
person suffering from mental disturb
ances without a formal hearing in court
or trial by jury. even in states, the con-
situations of which guarantee such
hearing or trial. The length of justifi-
able detention will depend upon the con-
dition of the patient and must not ex-
coed a reasonable limit.
Treating Insane.
Early treatment of insane people was
emphasized as of utmost Importance by
Dr. Albert Warren Ferris president of
the New York State commission in
lunacy.
DIR. Ferris said in part: The earliest
is often the most important and success
full treatment of the insane. The per-
centage of recoveries and of deaths
show that great danger is attached to
delay, whereby insane patients are de-
MED proper care Immediately upon the
outbreak of insanity. Towns and coun-
ties must take the first steps in caring
for the insane, except in large metro
politan districts In the latter, the state
board should manage specific wards or
psychopathic hospitals, which are very
necessary. Towns and counties should
provide Suitab BILE places for detention and
observation Is adjuncts of hospitals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
Better Than Spanking.

Spanking does not cure children Of
bedwetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs NJ. Sum-
mers Box w, hotre Dame, Ind will
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment. with full instructions.
Send no money. but write her today
if your children trouble you in this
way Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help 1t. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
STILLBORN PRINCE OF
SPAIN: FATHER ABSENT

Madrid. Spain. May 21.-Queen Vic
toria was delivered of a boy. still born.
at o'clock this morning. The unhappy
outcome is attributed to a premature
accouchment. which. however was 9th
erwise natural. King Alfonso is still
in London, where he attended the fu-
neral of the queens uncle king Edward
Queen Victoria is the mother of two
boys and girl, all surviving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

What is the benefit Of asking a bless
ing on our food when we eat?
Is 1T, or no. the duty of a Christian
When eating, at an hotel, for example,
TO give thanks to God so that those
sitting with him can observe the act2
Verse 20--When God feeds a man.
either with spiritual or physical food.
what is the effect upon the man?
Verse 21-f we heard both stories
for the first time OF feeding five thou
sand men besides women and children
on five leaves and two fishes. and
CT getting ten thousand feet of lumber
from little acorn. which would appear
the more wonderful event and why?
Chap xv;29-31.-Has Jesus today lost
any Of his compassion for the sick and
suffering and If not, how do YOU az
count for the fact that he does not
H1raculouSly cure them of their all
ments as III that day?
What would be the probable effect
upon the progress and weII-beinc of
the world II God were to make perr,a-
Eent the method of miracIess (This
question must be answered in writing
by members Of the elub)
Verses 32-39-Why did Jesus feed
this multitude miraculously. What was
ITS effect then, and what has it been
since?
How does God. in these days. as ef-
fectually feed the people as he did in
that day through this miracle?
Lesson for Sunday. June 5. 1910
Jesus Walks on the Sea Matt xfv.22-
36
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

See Jeffries-JOhnsOn fight pictures at
Happy Hour Monday night only
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Silver plated ware 33 Ia percent off
during removal sale. Snyder Jewelrv
Co, 2OS Texas ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Great sale of dinner sets at Springer
Monday and Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Umbrellas 40 percent off during re-
moval sale Snyder Jewelry Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Great sale of dinner sets az Springes's
Monday and Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Try ArdOin's sunny Side Special
butter. Always fresh and sweet. Cost
no more than ordinary butter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLES.
The one they all like.

Leather purses, So 1-3 percent during
removal sale. Snyder Jewelry Co, 2eS
Texas St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Phone for CRYSTAL wagon. Bell $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

See Jeffries johnson fight pictures at
Happy Hour Monday night only.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Crystal well water. Bell phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
Suggestive Questions On Sunday School
Lesson By Rev. Dr.. Linscott For the Inter-
national Newspaper Bible Study Club
Lesson for.Max %. 1910.

Copyright 1910. by Rev. 7. S Iinsco IT. ID d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
PARSON DAVIES DYING;
A BIC ONE IN HIS DAY

Again tho report Is making the
rounds that Parson Davies is AZ
deaths door II has been known
for n long time that he Is IN. and
time and again II was expected that
he would breathe his last only 20
rally again and pull through. This
time. however. the report Is that be
is worse than ever ard chances Of
recovery are slim.
Davies vas one ~ the best known
managers ~ walkers, and nfterward
fighters. In the country. In the
early days. when the walking craze
was at It's height. he handled such
uaen as O'Iseary. Ennis and Doubler
when that craze had seen its day
he turned his attention 20 the fight
lug game. and some OF the best men
in the world were under bis charge.
II was Davies thaf got Mike Me
Donald % Chicago TO back Sullivan
IN bis fight with Ryan Mcdonald
put up the money. and then when
he had a misunderstanding with
sullivan drew q down. and Jim
keenan, of nostou put Il up through
Billy Madden. Who afterwarG man
aged John L. After that Davies
handled Paddy Ryan. Frank Glover,
Jimmy Elliott Jimmy Barry. Tom
my Ryan. Jack Dempsey Peter
Jackson. Jack Burke. Charlie
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ssana.ns q ths clubs.


VANCOUVER n O. 1uiy 1a.-
Harry Gardner Brown pl.ae fins
er. shut aut tho Turks in tbe eam'
here yesterday by the score pf
q o Batch Bedford. the ee'lesf
pitcher. OPENED on the mound for
Seattle. but made heavy weather 81
q during the SIX luninFs hc Hafed
beinE found for many hits ana thFHf
runs lfnkte the either fhh-fah
twIricr helnnginE 90 Uue was sent
In a. rescue hia euiless chHfu. ana
succeeded in keeping che Beavers
from scoring
The Turks filled the bases IN TIE
seventh. and a looked for . minute
a. II they were going a. slp fes
across. and Roy Akin. disguised Hs
a pinch hil was sent in 60 hat fuf
Bedford Tire disguise was faulty,
however. and Gardner eann peut-
trated q. and therefore struck AKIN
out
The Beavers scored twice On thh
FIRST inn.mg with two down. swain
drew a pass. went tn tHirH aa FAHue
agan's hit ard when Stfelh Uake
laped nut a Texas lsANHer, Doth
Swain and Flanagan severed.
Gardner. although De- was found
for eight hits. had the Name weh
under control az all TIMES and was
seldom ia danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
THE MISERY OF BEING MANAGER
az FRED scAAEFER

and manifest health and viH1r. nor
pssssess a prime batting optic ~ une
has been oHl after curriers' the night
before Sometimes Pea ysFH puuL
even BEN aamoHlahsa IN pleas
ant way.
lie II criticised Tor preaching up
auFHaFY notions bS HWart Athletes
vi n should rather give up certain
permieians hah,tudrH and ls.s ehu CENT
80 dlaaitsate usglY Ia the riaYtnK usp.
eWsn ffttter fiaw true fhlA "a
When procuring youthful a8a,fhcta
81 his stAff he must b. very careful
-uh. 3wk. even more su thar Il mule
trader go nse that hN h. NOT auped
He must assay their CFnniafHH %
sNs whaf per cent runs to karat
ivory He must guard ana guide
fhem every hour snd rVwn turA
them M their trlnaie beds beet tines
stray away after q hmrdy gurdy
while he II poFlaK over household
expenses
Even when they are an she field
~ battle he must impress upon
them. with constant assi&uitv. thai
eugnc games are Important ard
twers just as wcll - win them as
films them away IN a free handed
manner lie must ahow them hsw g.
y orb 4 double play faster than their
brains ean work BE must put down
mutiuy and the arrogance ~ TIRE
umpire with aslual firmn~Hs tNoi
that he must be- viudletlyc against
fhe umpire dare cay even John J
Mc9raw. In his nust pstulant hour
would carry a bowl ~ bot milk q
"a sick umpire. especially II he had
been the cause nf bis indiapositiuu )
And 20 cap Il au. he must win
tho pennant every year. even N
some other team has " wrapped
round its Flagstaff Nith the tighlnoNs
~ a porous plaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

Mitchell and many others. He .Oof
Jackson 20 England when Peter "a.
the championship from Jen SMITH
and when he aftnrward foagh.
Frank slaviu al the National clus
For years Parson DAVIES ulsnzssx
the bouts that took place IL Bat
terry ID" In Chicago. and whlle hs
Vas at the head Of affairs and ia
elder Carter Harrison was nayoy. %
one else was allowed 10 conduct q.
iertainments Of this kind IN that
city. Olddmers viii recall The rrss,
fight between Davies and Pat Shss
dy. when the Parson managed %
shut sheedy out OF Chicago, a..
the police refused TO sllow Jars
Dempsey and Charlie Mitchell to
appear. II was a bitter quarrel and
the men were finally broagki 10
gether again BIZ mutual friends BIT
Shecdy never gave an entertainment
in Chicago.
Davies was never what yoa might
call a wealthy man. He vas fasksr
well to do and tn his prime tool
care Of the children Of . brother
who died many years ago. He IA
gentleman In all his dealings sns
has a great circle Of friends lhrunzk
out the world. Lets hope ben paA
through again this time. for Sports
men OF the Davies calibTs "
scarce. 70 say the least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

John McGraw has a liking for
Texas league players. particularly
the kind Joe Gardner raises IN hts
hall yard down IN Dallas Jack
Guwdy iH the second member 81 the
Dallas team McGraw has purchased
this season. and G0wdy s. slated TO
Join the Giants Immediately after
tho close ~ the Texas league sea
son IN September. The purchaae
price was not made public
Gowdy u first baseman Who was
IN the ohio State league last Acar.
Ills work aimee going 90 The Texas
league has been one 81 the real aeu-
shlions ~ the league. aud la aattinF
and fielding he Ia said by critics 10
he far superior 20 Pat Newman. tnir-
chased from Houston this summer
by the St Louis Browns When
Gowdy Joined the Dallas team this
year he offered 10 forfeit 500 81 his
salary II he didn't stick over 800 for
the season. and present indications
are that he won't be compelled Go
take up tho forfeit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
PIT TSBURG IS
LOOKING UP
AGAIN
And the Tickle Pirate Bug
Has Begun TO See the
Light and Boost Clarke's
Team.

ptTanuRG. July 60. Tho tickle.
ueas OF baseball bugs was never
more clearly proved than it has
been IN piltaburg IN the last two
weeks A fortnight ago the Pirate
fans wefe free ia their declarations
that Fred Clats- team Was out Of
the National League race Nov
they are convinced they arg much
In the going Clarke IL again the
marvellous leader aud Honua Wag
ner the baseball wonder Of all ages.
And Hunua and Jack Flynn haven't
had fight Ia the clubhouse for
three weeks
The Pirates are ia a position now
TO oqcttake the Cubs Plttaburg
ahuhaa now passed New York
The down tfodden 81 Louis
Cardinals wRlloped the Cubs yes
terday. while tho Pirates we're trim
mlug Cincinnati Clarke has been
putting his athletes through a win.
ning streak for two weeks Wagner
il again hitting consistently Flynn.
the injured first aarker. has return
"a to che game. and bis perform
aace at both bat and field has been
A No J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
Natural Looking, Beautiful
Teeth

b. Cur Method, teeth arc fitted
on the gums permanently. and any
one having two or more teeth.
loose or tight. deeayed or sound.
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Teeth can eat with pleasure.
Riggs disease pronounced In.
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Loose teeth made sound aud firm.
and every disease OF the teeth OF
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are sore or bleed easily. our system
Of treatment never fails to effect a
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No dental establishment IN Seat.
tie has such a staff of specialists or
modern equipment as you will find
in our offices Every phase OF ad.
vaneed dentistry Is practiced here
daily. and thousands OF people re.
siding In Seattle aud vicinity have
been successfully treated Decayed
teeth are filled. irregular teeth and
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Why lose the teeth you have
when they can be naturally re.
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extract your teeth until you come
and consult us.
A written guarantee with all
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REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

with the added blessing % dust
less track the Seattle Automobile
Dealers racing meet at the Meadows
Saturday and Sunday promises to
eVince more class Ia the light of a
spectacular speed show than has
been unlocked around these parts
for some time. So much interest
has beeu taken In the meet by mo-
tor enthusiasts In the city that the
entry clerks have bean swamped
with names ~ prospective particl-
pants. and tho lists nave now been
closed. The men handling the ar
fair did not wish 20 run any danger
~ cr0wdlng che track with too many
entries. 80 those coming late with
their cars viii be out ~ II.
In regard - the dustie.a features
~ the meet. Some wiso one con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
MORMON CITY HANDS
RACING A BAD JOLT

SALT LAKE July 20 Racing
got another blow last night when
the city council passed an ordinance
prohibiting pool selling and book
making within the city limits Only
one vote was cast against A.
The fair grounds and Buena Vista
race tracks are both inside the city
limits The ordinance means the
end Of ths sport 0f kings" IN salt
Lake.
The law ia gradually closing IN on
racing. and the end h IN sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

ceived The plan II putting carbide on
the speedway 70 lay thu dust. so
Instead Of filling ones eyes with
good farming land. an unohmiructed
view Of the flying cars may be had.
Tickets have been ON sale one
day. and from the way they are
geing Il looks like there will be
some crowd.
A special street car service has
been arranged. with i5-miuuta
schedule after ~ 30. both Saturday
and sunday frum Occidental av.
and Yeaier way direct to the
Meadows Besides these. the regular
kenton cars may be- used
Tickets are on sale at Brew er's
cigar store, $40 First av.. and at
shaw.a pharmacy corner Madison
st. and Second nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
Moran-Wolgast Go Is
Probably on Again

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2a.-Tom
Jones. al WolEnst's manager, Is on
his way TO San Francisco today To
confer with Jimmy Coffroth. fight
promoter II H. said Jones object
IL 60 fix up the match between VOL
CAST and owen Moran that vas
called or several days ago
t0ffroth has been hunting for the
past few weeks for "a good card for
The san Francisco fight fans the
latter part ~ August.
No details have been given out.
but the general belief IL that Jones
and feffroth already have arranged
the preilmlnarles 50 that WolEast
aud Moran can get together In three
or four weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

WIN Roolhard. whose below
iuga had reHOunded al DuRdaleA
park for many seasons. had bet "a
cigar on the game. The Turks had
"a commanding lead and willy. in
fancy, was already putting on the
five-eenter be had won But an
fortunately Spokane filled the bases
aud scored enough runs 10 win out
on the dlminuiiye shorlat0p'a error
Then / win Hoothard beloved
madly aud made a rush for the
players gate. Say. you little
ahriveied up. pin headed atom Of
humanity" be reared. some one
ought To grab you by the neck and
shake your shoes off Anybody can
make an error. thought you were
ball player"
The shortstop turned TO the bat
Kid and borrowed his favorlte
wagon tongue.
tTHE END)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

Huehey Jennings or some other
tquauy famous teacher u baseball
az Il should be- played once ro-
marked. seutentlonsiy. THAT a ball
player 10 a Dab enc day. star the
next and forgotten the next Icu-
nluws had the right dope all right
~ Instance the ease 20 Frank la
ports. ths husky Young athlete who
ia third baNiuE for the Nem D ORA
Americans
taportr breau last season with
pc Boston Speed Boys. was found
wanting and went 90 News York in
q trade. Win ths Yankees hu didn't
SET the world on fire. and frequently
be- heard the faint hut Distinct
rumhius Of tbs ean coming So his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

direction. nut 10 managed % atleh
the season gut
IMporte wasn't banked 0n for
much this neAHum when Sailing
and Hal chase began working with
the team down South bug he fooled
tho WlHe onea They stuck him nH
third t,ane. ard the was be- played
that hAg WMA a revelation, nthelt q
pleasant one tie has haen ou third
hare practically al SEASON and -
really one ~ the stars ~ the Amer-
Iran isaMus. Hla battinE and field
ink have done a. much az any athnf
one nsnn'a play 10 krrp The High
iaudera iu the race. and f.apnrfr uuw
t. an ldoi II the bugs. mhe this time
ttst ya2r had more trouble seeing
him than fhe wt#e astronomers had
seeing tfuu llHiteY-H comet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

he ever had 10 drive y,.,...
wagon. being active. smart ~ i.
lile. ana everybody who knee n,
ilked him Baccigalupo tod -
son when bee whipped Klons,ks l.
would BE- champion II the world -.
day. and johnson said If ~ -. - -
flfHt thing he would do wosla 1.
% buy house Tor his mammv /.
Galveston. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
LEAGUE LEADERS
EASY FOR TIGERS


TACOMA. July zs.---'fBcowa beat
Egakaue. 3 to /. here yesterday. and
had AZ easy time IN doing Il. Holm
pitchea for the Indians. and was pie
for the Tigers. the striped tribe get
Ting lis hits. Hail WIS on the
mound for Tacoma and although
found for seven hits. kept them wen
scattered. and frightened up IN the
pinches His support was silt
edged
Spokane protested the game be-
cause Umpa Hall would not let a
batter be substituted for keener tn
the ninth after one bail had been
CALLED on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July a.
Jack johnson admitted yesterday |.
q Newspaper man that he gar,..s.
lived In this city lie was ss,,s.
tn cigar store. and got 49,.
toward the worlds heavywssgts
championship b. coaching Il
eeived from SD Poe. q Yale calo..a
football player and trainer. Win ~.
JohnHon his first ideas u seses,If..
conditioning. and who pui ihs ~
1red giant physically o. hla fsss
Between time Ia keeping aanfars.
billiard room clean and sweeping /,
out Johna0n pracgiced boxing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 20 Jack
Johnson. worlds champion. came to
Memphis i5 years ago and took a
job driving "a delivery wagon for A.
W BacclRalupo, lie said he was a
prize fighter
naceigalupo was then local man-
aRer FOR Ki08dike and Jim Scauion.
and arranged fight with Johnson.
The latter won. but was nervous
going into the ring. Ills part ~ the
purse wha 1900 The nest day he
spent Il all for new clothes. gold
watch and chain and walking stick
Another match was made for hlm
al Galveston and he ieft.
Baccigalupo Gays johnson then
was quick AZ cat and tho best mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
WHEN JOHNSON
WAS AN UNKNOWN
John Arthur Was One Busy Black Man in the Dsv, D.
fore He Bobbed Into the Spotlight, According ].
the Dog Days Correspondents.

In tho days before anybody ever
heard II John Arthur Johnson. con-
queror ~ Mr Jeffrler. the black
man must have been one very busy
negro. Iie held some e.554 toba 90
some $40 doffefeut towns. according
% the diHpa fehes. Here's two new
ones over The ~tFe today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
Going After Mighty
High Honor, You Bet

SAN FRANCISCO, July 40 The
rugby football teams ~ the Gentry
club Of Oakland and tho Winged Y
team Of Vallejo are preparing today
20 form state football league for
1901. the winner 10 receive the
title ~ champion Of California.
The Vallejo team last season had
an unbroken string Of victories. and
won the title The games were few.
however, because OF the lack Of
teams playing the American style OF
football. other cities of the state
VIII be asked to form teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

$3.50 $40 cash. balance s. per
month. secures acres Of rich. fer
tile. level land situate Just north of
silverdsla. This land Is free from
gravel aud surrounded by good
farms. Fine place for a chicken
ranch Ole Hanson & Co, third
floor Now York block. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
JOE is ABOUT ALL IN.


b PRESCOTT. AFiz.. July "a
q Cams condition IL rapidly
= growing WorEe / do not be-
h MeVe he win live more than
h two weeks more" said Dr. n.
= r. Soulhw0rth. the former
= lightweight champions physi-
= clan. to q representative Of the
> United Press today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

The manager II much mallsned
because tbe whole responsibility
rests upon hts shoulders. no matter
aow much they slope u ~ his task
70 bring hts team before "A sea n
strange fAros without blowing un.
like una 81 thusa diriElhle balloons
some who wBii gagii and say ne
should have succeeded differpntty.
It Is the habit ~ the manager %
have hla employees gather round b
him .litfie-children and give heed
whils he gives them good iuatruc.
lions. Quite frequently and OF he
must read 10 them from the ~Chlld e.
History ~ Baseball" and tell tham
that ono cannot take strong drink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
BREAKS JAW BUT
FIGHTS Z ROUNDS

OGDEN. Utah. Juiy 80 Terry
Keller b today suffering from a
broken taw. and SAN probably be
from the fight game far several
weeks following hiH bout last might
Ntth Joe Thomas. former middle
weight champion kfil*f's sass was
broken soon after the sounding ~
she gong This VAS not definitely
Anpwu untH the end ~ the 18th
round Keller wanted Is continue
fhn fight hmi his manager pailcd
him from the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

President Lynch Of the Eatiora al
league has ruled that IN the future
NO games cAn be called at ths eK
plfnti0n u a given tima A certain
number 81 innings must be agreed
ou before the games start.