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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
Monday $ Races


First race. selling. three-year-olds
and up. s4a0 added. six furIongs-
Rose Queen, first: Sir Alive Scott. sec
and Hsrpes,-third-- T+rasy-31-4 S.
Second race, handicap, steeplechase.
$500 added. about two miies-Stour.
first: Dieboid, second. Time, sec
Two starters.
Third race, two-year-olds. $500 add
ed five and a half furIongs-Rogan.
first: Helen's Babies, second; Lada-
settle. third. Time. 1905 A..
Fourth race. handicap, all ages.
$500 added. one mile---Cherryola.
first; Field Mouse. second; Black
Mate. third Time. 2:3s.
Fifth. race. selling, three-year-olds
and up, $500 added. one and one
eighth miies-Hill Top. first: Taboo.
second. Lady Esther third. Time,
l:52
Sixth race. two-year-olds s49o add
ed, six furlongs-He first:
Princess Galloway. second; Via octa-
via third. Time, 1:13l-5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
COACHES DISCUSS
CHANGES IN RULES
Meeting is Called for September
8 at University of vir-
ginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. August
30.--It has been decided to hold a
meeting on football coaches at the
University of Virginia on September
for the purpose of discussing the
changes In the rules and arranging
an offensive and defensive program for
the season?
The meeting is the result of. numer-
GUS requests. that have come to DIR.
William A. Lambeth, who is a member
of the football rules committee and
the leading factor in football at the
university.
Among those who will attend are
Billy Cloth. OF the Virginia Military
Institute; Johnnie Men. coach OF the
University or South Carolina: DIR.
Charles Crawford, coach OF Virginia.
and Rice warren coach at Randofph-
Macon College.
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DOUBLE HEADERS
PAY THE MAJORS
Games Are. Postponed Without
Reason to Make Room for
Profitable Double Bills.

NEW YORK, August 3o.--Owing to
the numerous unnecessary postpone
ment of baseball games in several of
the major league cities this season. in
order that the management might reap
the benefit OF resulting double head
ers, there is likely to he demand for
legislation in this matter when the
bssehall powers 60 over the rules.
The so-caIled EVIL has been en-
phasized twice in this city In the last
foUr days. Fridays game at the
American League Park between the
White Sox and Highlanders was car
ried over until Saturday for a double
bill and yesterdays opening game with
Cleveland was postponed under the
sunniest skies so as to lure the fans
to a double header to-day. ii is charg-
ed. On Friday the weather condi-
lions were not of the best but the
game could have been played, while
yesterday a slight rain in the morn
ing was the excuse seized upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
HOLMAN THROWS
BASS WITH EASE
Powerful Blacksmith No Match
for Science of Lighter
Man.

Sporting fans were surprised Mon
day night to see Kid Holman. the
Hight local wrestler. get the better Of
Edward Bass. the powerful black
smith. In their bout 1t Liberty Hall.
Holman secured two out OF three
falls and won the match with SEEM
Ing ease. II was handicap match.
and Bass agreed to throw Holman
three times in an hour or lose the
match. The agreement provided that
II Holman got ono fall the match was
his. He threw his heavy opponent In
about two minutes. but continued the
bout f0s the pleasure OF the fans. The
Blacksmith got Ons fall IN thirty-nine
minutes. but then Hnln9au threw him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
Kline Bests Kaufman.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. 30,--
Fight fans who witnessed the star
six-round bout before the Armory
Athletic Club here last night are con-
WINGED to-day that Patsy Kline. the
hefty Newark featherweight. has il
on Benney Kaufman. of Philadelphia.
While both boys finished apparently
strong. had decision been given it
would surely have gone to the New
ark lad. Kline was the aggressor
throughout. Kid williams and Tom
my Buck. both OF Philadelphia, fought
a hard six-round draw.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30

CHICAGO, I'LL. August 10
instance, II king" Cole. the barber
pitcher of the Cubs. had happened to
have been named Johnson or Smith
or anx- other name in the directory he
might have been able TO pitch Just
as good ball but he would not be
riding about in a Cole 40.
Yesterday the manufacturers of the
machine which bears the same name
as the Cub pitcher, presented the for
best cara,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
BUGS HELPLESS
BEFORE D0ANE
Roanoke Twirler Takes Another
Easy Game from the
Leaders.

DANviLLE, VA. Aug. 3o.--poans
took another from the Bugs yester-
day by good twsrling. He was not as
effective as usual. allowing seven hits,
but Mayberry had an off day and the
Champs found him easy to hit. Ten
hits were cleaned OFF Mayberry's de-
livery. and these we're more than
enough to take the game. Doane was
tight in the pinches and pulled him
self ont of several holes.
A double by Hooker and single
by Schrader gave the Bugs their only
run. sAt other times Doane held them
safe. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
CHAMPS CHANCES
ARE STILL GOOD
Pennant Fight Depends Upon
Work of Twirlers
Now.
COLTS LUCKY TO LEAD
THE SECOND DIVISION
lars Seem to Have Cinched Third
Place aud Locals
Are Nosed
Out.

Having defeated the Bugs in Mon
days game. the Champs now have
brighter prospect of passing the lead
srs In the race for the pennant.
though they are by no means sure of
doing 1t. We're 1t not for the long
string of games the Bugs have with
the Colts il might be a safe bet to
say that the Champs would again take
the flag.
But since the Bugs have about ten
games with the locals. IL may be ex-
peeted that they will pile up enough
games TO take them out ahead OF
course, the Colts may surprise every
body and humble the leaders. but that
Is hardly to be expected
In the present series the Champs
nave an excellent chance t., catch Up
With the Bugs, but they will have TO
play ball TO do it. Griffin and his fast
ones are working over time now to
Keep their position. and may he ex-
peeted To extend themselves In every
game to getthe big side of the score.
However, 1t Is all up To the pitchers.
and If Griffin is able to land another
strong one. one anything like as good
as BuSsey, he will land the flag after
ait No one can say that the Champs
ere not going strong, and even though
there are but few more games to play.
IL would not be safe to place a big
bet on the Bugs
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n B-Fonowing schedule figures published ~
Information and not guaranteed
6:lo A. M.--DAily--Loeal for Charioese
lo:4S A. M.--Daly--Limitsd--Fo an poiu
South. Pullman and Day Coaches
400 p. M--Ex. sunday. I.ocal for Mo..l.x
900 r. ME-. Sunday--Keysvi.ls Local
HAS T. M.-Daily-Lfmited, for al points
South. Pullman ready $50 r. NJ.
I, YORK RIVER LINE
$50 P. Me-. eun.--To West PIT, counectinx
for Baltimore Mon. Wed and FL.
$50 A, M.-Ex. Sun. and a:l3 r. M.--Mon..
Wed. and FH.-Iocai to West Point
TRAIN ARRIVE RICHMOND
From tbs South: TOO A. NJ. p.30 p. NJ. daily 1
s:4o-A- Ms--Ex. ean.. l:io r. M; SOS p. NJ
Daily Ex. Sunday. Q.ocao.
From West Point. $50 A. NJ. daily; II IS A. NJ.
Wed and FIJI; 5A5 p. NJ. Ex. Sun.
s. Il. BURGESS, D. r. A..
900 East Main Street Phone Madison ass.
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Champs Have Good Chance-Ta rs Have Third Place

Keogh. of Rochester. for the
championship Of the world, tn
Hueston, of St. Louis. is taking
number of near-champfonA
night he defeated DR.. william l4f
local cue expert loo to 81. T0-M
he will play Fred Tailman. ch1r41
of New York State. keeEh IN t
ing at Bridgeport.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
LEWIS WILL FIGHT
ENGLISH scRAPPER
Ten Round Bout Is Scheduled for
Friday Night in New
York.

NEW YORK. August so.---A ten
round bout scheduled for Friday night
Harry Lewis, who claims the weltNr-
weight championship OF America. ana
Harry Mansfield. an English scrapper,
10 engaging the interest Of New York
night followers. Mansneld put up such
> good night against Lewis when they
claahed It Phiia deiphia that there was
IN Immediate demand for him 10 ap-
pear here. rs win NJ Lswir nrst
stpur os EnSina1A and France
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
OLDFIELD CONFIDENT
OF WINNING BIG RACE
Speed King Offers 10 Wager ST..
600 on the Out
come.

NEW YORK, August $3.50 con-
fldent is he that he will win the free
for-all race in the automobile meet
TO be held on Labor Day at the
Brighton Beach motordrome. Barney
oldfield to-day offered TO wager $1,000
on the outcome. oidfeld win arrive
Tomorrow. Ralph DePalma and
George Robertson will also compete.
Robertson arrived TODAY from Chi
cago, where he drove in the Elgin
road race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
COOLERS LOSE
TO SH0EMAKERS
Hit the Ball Hard, But Things
Break Badly for
Them.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Aug. 3o.-The
Coolers were easy for the Shoemak-
ers yesterday and lost out by the
score of IL to 4. The visitors used
two pitchers. but they were both hit
hard and the locals cleaned up thir-
teen hits of the two of them.
Brandon was also hit hard Pc
tersburg finding him for thirteen hits.
but things broke badly for the Goob-
ers. and they never had a look-in for
the game. The score:
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ENTRY LIST SMALL 4
FOR MOTOR RAG

NIAGARA FALLS. n. r., Aueuee
the entry list Is srrAll
dications are that the contests WIZ
keen for the $500 gold cup and
900 in cash offered as prizes for
winners of Thursdays motor ~
races here. The cup was offerA4
John A. Penton, of Cleveland. Pan
boating" gave the money prize. a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
Highland Pa

Wood and Coal Co. is deIix
ing ice everyday to its patrS
We have the only wood and
yard in the town with d stoc|
all kinds of the very best |
mined. Our wood is SUPERB
Service Promptest. Phone M6
roe 1920. n
BF TAYLOR and e. T. L0Nl
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Norfolk.

NuHIElATNs WV-WBE HIt~~7JaFA-
son. Sacrific hits--Johnson. Bonner,
Cowan Reggy, Strike outs--hy Re
velIe 3. by Walsh. 5. Base on balls
of whlsf. I. off Reveile. :, Wild pitch
Walsh Btater hit-by Walsh. L.
Passed halls-Cow 1; Munson. l..
Time. 90. Attendance. $50. TIM
pire. Fender.
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How They Stand.

Tuesdays Schedule.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
Petersburg.

summary. Runs--H d.
Smith t21. Heller so. Levy. A.
Smith. Rowe, Woolums (2). Bowen.
kunkle. w. Smith Weisher. Two
base htts--Levy, Heller. Three base
hits---D. Smith. w. Smith Sacrifice
hits--Howdeil. Levy. Rowe. Morri-
son. Kirkpatrick. Stolen bases-How-
dell. Morrison. voolums ta1. Kirk
patrick. First base on errors-Lynch-
burg. 3. Left on bases-Lynchburg.
+. Petersburg. Q. Double plays-How-
dell 10 Heller to woolums t2l. Hits
on Hannifan, in 2 innings. off
Welsher, in s innings. Struck out
BY Brandon. s; by Welsher. i. FRS,
base on balls-OT Brandon, /: off
Hannifan, 3. Wild Weisher.
Passed halls-Ro~e, W. Smith Hit
by pitcher-By Hannifan. fHow-
deil). Time of game, 1:s7. Umpire.
Mace.
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The Colts are now almost out of the
running. and IL seems that they will
never get back to third place They
Will do well now to finish ahead of
the Shoemakers and lead the second
division. Their defeat by the Tars
Monday decided the issue. and IL looks
now az IL the Tars were safely en-
renched in third place for the finish.
Following the Norfolk series the
Lofts finish up the season with a long
series with the Bugs and hard Sc
ries With the Champs These will be
severe strain, and II will he for
funate for the locals IL they do not
come out in the cellar
However II the Colts pitchers are
going we'll in the two big series. the
opponents will have a hard time get
ting away with some Of the games
Bnssey. Of the Bugs. and Doane. of
the champs. are the only Two twiri-
eTs who are almost sure to win from
the Colts, while the locals may win
gamea with Reveue. Morrissey and
Edmondscn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
BIC LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nionsiax,s scorcs


New York. 2; Pittsburs. 1 first
game).
New York. s; Pittsburg, ) tseeond
game).
Boston. 8; Cincinnati, teight ir-
nings).
Brooklyn. 4; st. Louis, 8.
Philadelphia, S; Chicago, (first
game).
Philadelphia. 9; Chicago, (second
gameD.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


fUUUHyS SCUff@.
st. Louis. o; Washington, tnrst
game).
st Louis. 4; washington, (second
game).
Detroit z: Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago, 8 Boston. 10.
Cleveiand-New York, wet grounds.
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The Colts were woefulIy weak with
the stick in Mondays game. and their
PLAYING in the fietd was not up 10 the
standard, They should have defeated
ths Tars, who played in ragged fash :
ion In the field. but Walsh had some
thing that they could not solve,
burke, Shaw. Titman and pehson
each secured one hit. and that was All
Wallace could not connect safely. and
Bunting did not get his hits as usual.
clayton. who was said to be n strong
inter went up four times and did
not get one
ReTelle vas weak. and II is now- up
20 Morrissey- and -ane-of- .AA-..A4s
twiriers To- go in and hold the Tars
Tor the next two games, while the
Colts pile up few runs.
the locals have Vet TO face the
youngster. Ryan. however. and they
VIII probably have hard time de-
featinR him. He has pitched eleven
games for Norfolk and won ten Of
them. III he is in his usual form ha
viii cause the Colts some trouble.
There must be something seriously
wrong with Revells. who has stcpped
winning games and has rot seemed TO
be able to do anything since the an
nouncement OF his sale TO the Yam
KEGS
Earlier in the season Reveile was
regarded as winning pitcher, and
generally succeeded in annexing
game whenever he went in to twiri.
New he is regarded as losing pitcher
and the other clubs take kindly 10
his delivery.
The general opinion prevails that
Revelle viii fare badly when he Joins
the Yankees, and that he will nnf h.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
How They stand.

Tuesdays Schedule.
New York at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.

Tristate League Scores.
Al Reading-York, 8; Reading,
At Johnstown-Johns S; AL
toona, s.
At Trenton-Trenton. 2; Lancaster.
/.
At WIliiamsport-Fi game
Harrisburg, 4; WilHamsport, 30
Innings. Second game-Harrisburg,
4 Wdlliamsport. 8.
New York state League.
At Wilkes arre---pVfikes-B Barre, 4 /.
Utica, 2.
AT Scranton-Scranton. 5: Syracuse.
At Elmira-Elmira. 2; Troy. /.
At ny-Binghamton, Z; AL
bany, 3.
Southern League Scores.
At New orleans-New Orleans, / !;
Atlanta. 0.
At Birminghamr-Bir Birmingham, 4:
Memphis, l.
At Montgomery-Mon 5:
Chattanooga, Q.
At Notwithstanding 0: Mobile, 0
G2 innings, darkness).
American Association Scores.
AT Indianapolis--Mi lwaukee, 5:
Indianapolis. 2
At Toledo-Minneapo I; Toledo.
At ouisvtle-Louisville, 6; ST
Paul, |.
At Colum bus-Coiumbu 5; Kan
sas City, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
HUSTON PRACTICING
FOR MATCH WITH KEOGH

NEW YORK. August 30.---In antici-
patton OF his matcn with Jerome
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
SIXTEEN Av|ATORS
At HARVARD MEET
Twelve Different Makes Of Ma
chimes Will Be Seen in
Action.

BOSTON. MASS, Aug. 3o.--In an
tictpation OF the flights 10 be made
at the Harvard Boston aeropiane
meet beginning here next Saturday,
trial soar Vas expected to be made
this afternoon by Horace Kearney.
the Kansas City air man. in his Pfitz-
ner moeoplane. Croweii Dixson, the
Columbus q. boy aviator, also plan
ned TO take to the air, intending to
sail TO Boston. bearing an official in
vitation to Governor Draper and May
or Fitzgerald. OF Boston, to attend the
meet
Work on the grandstand is well un-
der way. 1t will seat aa.ooe. The
bieaehers will hold $4,000.
Sixteen aTiators and twelve makes
Of machines have been entered as
follows: Walter Brookins. Wright BIZ
plane; Ralph tombstone. Wright BIZ
plane; Glenn Fl. Curtiss, Curtiss BIZ
plane: Didler Mason. tendome mon
opiane; NJ. De Baeder, vendome mon
oplane; v. Roe. Roe triplane: Claude
Grahame White. Farman biplane and
Bleriot moncplane: William NJ Hill
lard. Burgess biplane: J. NJ. Alias,
amateur model. Ernest p. Lincoln.
amateur model: clifford b. Harmon,
Farman biplane; DR.. w. W. Christ
mas. Christmas biplane. John c.
Stratton. RurEess-Curtiss bipiane; Ho-
race +. Kearney. Pfitxner noncompliance:
Greedy S, Curtis Bieriot monaplane.
and Charles Foster Willard. Cartiss
hiplane,
a
Course Is Selected.
Selection of the course over which
aviators at the Boston Harvard aero
meet September STA must fly for the
$4,000 prize offered by local news
paper is announced to-day. The dis
lance is 3S.1S miles.
The course will bring the airmen
from the aviation field south of the
city over the business section with
circle of the State house tower on
Beacon Hill as its principal feature.
Fifteen miles Of the course will be
circle out over the bay to Boston
light.
Miss Eleanor Sears. the Boston
society woman, has accepted the In
yitation of Charles r. Willard to fly
IN q Curtiss machine with him.
The navy department has ordered
the first torpedo boat division. the
Macdonougn. Bailey and Stringham,
to patrol the bay here during the
flights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30
REvELLE POUNDED
BY CLARKE CREW
Colts Twirler Gets His Bumps
Again at the Hands of the
Tars.
WALSH TWIRLS WELL
Locals Are Held to -Four Scatter
cd Bingles and Lose
Handily.
sH TWIRLs WE'LL


richmond, 2: Norfolk, 6.
Lynchburg, IL: Petersburg, 4.
DanviIle, J.: Roanoke. 4.
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Fork Union
Military Acade

A great school for boys. Strie
pine under Army officer. 11
instruction under experienced te
Management distinctly Chriatix1
session the best in the history of IN
Many improvements being mAde 4
next session. s}
For catalogue and terms address
E. S. LIGON, Headma6 N
Fork Unic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-30

It looks as IL Tom Messitt, the vet
eran catcher of the Colts, has been
lad on the shelf. Ii has been some
time since Tom has caught a game.
and all the work has been nut nnor
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
G Q Min u T. q
r o
P A G E. O n F.
RICHARD OFF

his statement that the fight would
be held in Nevada.
Meanwhile Louis Blot, the would
be promoter of the Kaufman-Lang-
ford set to, said today that he had
definitely abandoned his plan of
holding a fight this afternoon to
test the powers of the governor. He
said that his future course OF action
would depend on the advice of
counsel.
1t was rumored today that Blot's
attorneys would consult with Mayor
Mccarthy and District Attorney
Fickert regarding the Langford
Kaufman fight, which now is SEIZED
uled to be held here next Saturday
Among the suggestions that have
been made was one that the gov
ernor should be enjoined from or
dering out the militia in San Fran
cisco at a time when the city is at
peace.
The attorneys are said to be look
ing into the legal possibilities OF
preventing the governor from inter.
fering.
Blot said that if his attorneys adj
vised him that he is within the law
in staging the KaufmanLangford
battlehe will put on the fight Satur-
day, troops or no troops"
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EVERYBODY HAS
GONE TO RENO
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Press Leased Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-The
Rickard-Gleason office was deserted
today save for the presence of the
stenOgrapher. No information was
vouchsafed except that Everybody
has gone to Reno"
That powerful but futile influ-
ences have been brought to bear
upon Governor Gillett to relent
since the return Of Mayor Mccarthy
from the east. is generally acknowl-
edged, despite the denial Of the gov
ernor. The mayor was on the list
Of the missing today. and when it
was suggested to those who might
know that the city's chief executive
was in consultation with Blot's at
torneys and District Attorney Flick
ert denials were promptly forth
coming.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
TONG hoy A FIGHTING
CHINAMAN

(By United Press Leased Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 90
Tong Hoy is fighting China
man. He proved it today when
he found Will Carter in the
alleged act Of footing his Iodg-
ings.
The cataIog Of Carriers in
juries are registered at the
Emergency hospital as fol-
lows:
Two black eyes.
Fractured nose.
Disiocated jaw.
lacerated cheeks, caused by
Tong Hoy's finger nails.
Scalp in painful condition,
with several handfulIs of hair
missing.
Puffed and swollen ears.
Body black and blue from
pummeling.
Legs bruised and battered.
Otherwise Carter, who is in
the city Jail, charged with bur-
gIary, is uninjured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
MAN
SAYS HE'LL
SUE JEFF
And Champ is Mad About
It-Packing
Up.
(By United Press Leased Wire)


ROWARDENNAN TRAINING
CAMP, June 20.-This camp is up
in the air today. With no definite
word from Richard as to the battle
ground and the possibility of suit
being brought by the Rowardennan
management because of an alleged
breach of contract in refusing to
remain here until July 2, no one
seems to know where he is at.
Jeffres was up early this morn
ing, and it was plain to be seen that
he was in anything but a pleasant
frame of mind. After breakfast he
loafed around his cottage, chatting
with his trainers. What he will do
this afternoon is problematical. al
though he has promised to do some
boxing.
Jeffries' exhibition at Santa Cruz
yesterday afternoon was an unsat-
isfactory affair, the big man being
in bad frame of mind as the result
of the talk of damage suit. He
boxed two easy rounds with Cor
bett and three with Choynski, be
side doing little rope skipping and
other gymnasium stunts. Corbett
was given q great reception and
was forced to make a speech.
The working packing up contin'
ued today and by nightfall all will
be in readiness for the getaway.
Jeffries has not made up his mind
whether to remain in San Francisco
Tuesday night and take the train
for Nevada Wednesday morning,
or to start east Tuesday night.
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F0RCEFuL TEMPERANCE
LECTURE FROM BENCH

him the costs in the case.
I'm telling what the use Of whis-
key will do the court does not pro-
TESS to be perfect itself or not to
have done these things at some
time or Others" began Justice
Hyde. when l recall some things
in my life, and how money that I
spent across the bar could have
been used for the greater enjoy
ment of my dead wife, l feel that
the lesson is a costly one, even to
me.
There is no money in the whis-
key habit young man, and the soon
er you find it out the better. If
this experience will bue be a les
son to you and hereafter teach you
to save your money for your wife
and family and leave the liquor
alone there will never be occasion
for you to be brought into court
again in this manner"
Francis is to get on the water
wagon and stay there.
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CELEBRATE
STATEHOOD

(ey United Press Leased Wire)
SANTA FEE, N. NJ, June 20.-Al
buquerque and other cities and
towns will celebrate the signing OF
fireworks and oratory. Santa FEES
celebration began Saturday when
the passage of the statehood bill
was announced.
Acting Governor Jaffa today re.
piled felicitously to kilograms OF
congratulations from the governor
and other officials of Arizona, which
will enter the union at the same
time as New Mexico under the new
law.