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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

Stnatcn uerlaiicn. INN ibr Spnli5il in
Canada dufSuldlascn. Won i6dbt
Den baourch pcriIrInften &npitnl@
pcrllIt auf S425,261,000.
@os Die @eipeglln9 aber beionecrs
9efdbriit srlGeincn ldBt, lit Der linz
itanb, bab bicic Austpanperer ni6t
ms Sen iibcrfiiateu Stdotcn bcs
Sitcn5 fantcn, IpnDern baB es iid gu
cincm nift seringeu Sbeilc lint Surz
mer nls rem 8ebieten bes mittleren
&eitcn5 Eanbsltc, tpel6c ibre Sur@
men IN Den %~ereinigten Stauten arfs
gaben. tint nnh Canada 81 sieben.
9nr lcBteu Sabre inn nah ben Seits
'teQmlaen ocs ginpanber,ngss Gome
miii6rs 3.464 Samilien aus benz
Stnotc Winneiptn. 1,741 aus Norb@
Snfota, 522 aus Siib>O afota. 514
aus Wifican, $40 aus Baibinston.
Al aus @iscpniin, 430 aug Soma,
90 aus SGinois unb 1874 nls Rons
tnna nd6 Canada 9eao9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Sertidkritte i'm Kanalban.

Sblpobl cs dllgcmeiu bctnnnt var,
baB Die Irbciten bel Dem Snu bes
YauanIa : annnls Sufricoenltclcnoe
Sortihritte 9eiilnht babcrl. 10 iibers
treffen bic g%racbniiic, mic tic aus Dem
einactroiienen 8criftc ilber Die bortiz
acil Nrbcitcn 5u erieben Iinb. bod Die
9ebc9ten Gripartun9cn bel ipcitcm.
Nah Dem u~ripriinglihcn Blame
iullten 103, 795,000 aubitparpS gpz
Den ausgebobcn iuerbcn, nno oicle
annSe Nrbcit lit bereitS p%ollcnoet, obs
glcih Die eigcntliden ausbeblnasar>
teiten crit i'm Sabre 1907 be9omeu
baben. Snslpiiheu Iino uber DIE
ncuen Saladtidiifstppep Der 9reaSs
npugbts seihaifeu irorSen, rno lim
aud oicien Sa~hr3eusen 8roRten Stets
aaraes Gin Yaiiieren Deg &anals 5t
erm1olidcu, bat Der SrdIiocnt cine
@rlpeitcruna bes uripriingliden Sro.
files auucprorct, ipel6e Die Iusbes
b,nu BON meiteren 70,871,000 &libifs
norSs gopenmaterial 5iir &otbipenSiss
felt mad5t. Sieie arbeit lit iett crit
beaonnen porbcn.
Sie Griolse Der Snsenieure BEL Dee
lIeberipinoune Der 9roBen S6tpierigs
feiten. bic lid Dem Ban peridiebeits
lib entsc9enseitellt baben, limb be.
nilnbcrnsnertb. Seitbem I'M eriten
Sabre Ser Observation-Disclosures ieGs
5e6n Wi0ioucn Subifparbs Gromais
len beipegt iporben iinb. lit Der tags
liGe 0qlrdihnitt Der &ciltuna itctis
permcbrt fpprben. Sm lcbten YRos
nutc iinb mebr als brci 0ilioneit
aubifparps iortgci6afit iporben. tros'
Dem lid Der Wonat MdrS Snrb 10 besss
tiac 8e~gengiiiie alis8eidnete. fple man
lie ionlt am Stbmuis I'M Sieie Sabres,
Seit nidt t,nnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
p~rpbibitipen 3oltarif niht mitfoms
men f0nnte, nidt 81 fiir6teu baben,

prpbibitipen 3oatarif niht mitfoms
men f6nnte, uidt 81 fiirbten baben,
2cuti6es anpital iliebt immeriort
nad amerifn. Sebe gmiiiion, lpe.fe
Die SGuier aitbn, 2ocb 4 &c., SpcbeI
x &c.. Saagnrten & Co., Seibels
bad, Sdelbeimer & So. Scli9mnl
& so. II. a.. III. ilbcrncbmcn. pirr
gum 9roBcn Sbeil bon beutiGcm aas
pitdl bcitrittcn. @an3c Gilcn6a6ne
linicu mcrScn NIT ccutidem @elbe
gcbnut. jet nod lpie aud irilber. "a
cinige Der groBtcn 2inicu. 3. .. Die
giortbcru Ynciiic. ipobl auf Sabre
nid)t an9clcgt bdttcn lpcrbcn fDuuen,
ncnn lid uiht bcutides anpital oas
fir interciiirt bate. Sefauntlid
bnbeu bcntidc SGuicr einige Del
9rDBtcn Inlciben Der Sunocsrcgics
rllng I'M @ilrgerfricg il6ernomntcu uur
babel Imeritn ciuen guteu Sieuit 9es
~leiitet = ipobci tic, lpic lid bus &C.
bort, aud ielbit 5iemliGc Summer
perbient bnhcn.
Bic &cdielbc siebungcn 5lpiiher
Scutihlnnb mn Imcrifn in Snnbcl
mn Snbnifric perbcn INNER inniger.
Seit 5ebn Sabren bat iid. ipie nod,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
ttnier DerImft an Sarntern.

Son bcridiebenen Seiten, 10 be-
lonbers bon Der canaoiihen He9iez
rung ielbit. lit nif Die itarfe 3unabme
b%inaelpieien norben. ipelfe Die Gins
lpanberlng in Die noropeltliden
Sbeile Der engliihen Golonie I'M Sanfe
Der leeten Sabre erfabren bat nno
pelhe IN bieiem Sabre auem an@
iheine mad nod I'M elm Srbebllhes
iiberboten lperben piro. Sest nlmmt
ul6 Der nmerifdniihe @%lniponoes
runascommiiiGr &eefe ba5u Stellung.
Or ertldrt in einem Seribte, Der oas
Teiultat elmer iorsfdltigen Inter
Iuduna Der 8crbdltnilie tit, odB oas
SraebniB TIN b0flifit iiberraIht babe.
Sn Dem am %. Sebrliar 1910 abb
aclauiencn Sabre bdben nab ielnen
Grmittelun0en nidt meniger ais
1920 Imeritaner bas Sano perz
laiien mn iino nod CANADA drs9cs
monpert, I'M iih dui Dem ibnen BON
Der bprtiocu Hegierun8 81 oortbells
baften Scbingln9en a~19epoiellei1
2nnoc in Den ipcitli6en 5beilen Der
britiidcn 9ciisuna nicber3nlanen.
Scber Der aui minbcitens 10000
&6pic gtihdBten nlS9eipdnperfeil
am~crifunilGen 8iirgcr bat mad elmer
oberildhliden unb co%nIerpatipcn Yer
onl6laslnp weui9itcns 1000 Dollar
0ooraelb mitoenpmmcn, mand)e bon
linen er6cblif mebr. 10 oab Der Sta
pitolperluit in &crbinbung nit Dem
Trr(uit M NrbeitsfrGften nm
S~tcucr5ablcrn elm gan6 bctrohillbcr
3i ncnneu lit. 100
IN Der 3cii bon 1897 bis 1909
ba6en 425,460 Yerionen Die yer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Smmsr Scr Jntsrpmnetisn.

Yrofelior 8ibarb ". Ieper. Der
9crliner Ibilolo9e. perpffentliht in
Der ,3eitihrift fiir Den beutihen
llnterrid,t" eineu intercnnnten Iuiiap
iibcr Die .@efabren Der S%nterpunfs
ton, IN rem lid pielc burnoriliihc
Seiipiele finben, mo oieie @efabren
ulber S(tt 9claiieu iporoen iinb. BE-
reits Ibrabam a Santa Clara iaat;
Gin einSiocs Ymnftum obar Siipicl iii
10 flein. unb bo1 fam basiclbc cinen
febcriihen Cert peririahcu, mic fpl9t:
Current non. Ell bic" Sicr lit
purd ben eingeihobeneu Sunft Der
Sinn pes Gpan9elieniportcs: OR lit
auieritanpeu, unb niht bier, umgcs
febrt. 10 hnB cs 6eiBt: Or 1T ni6t
aufcritanber, CT 1T bier" SnS Su>
teinii6e NIT ieincm ~~SDflopiiAcu
8au" beiitt 5I iolhen Seblern rcids
li6 @cle3enbeit. Scoo6 aid i'm
Seuti6eu finben iih 5ablrcide Seis
lpielc. Siinser bat 3. 3. pcrbaqz
bornt: so! - SaBt mid id,eincn.
bis ih mcrSc." Sas crinncrt bcis
nubc on Die Sdulifcr6e: Icin
Srcunb, fannit Sai nitt LANCER iciu?.
oper bas cntitclltc 3itat aus Der
8lode: oHebmet Spl5 bonn Siftens
itamme, bod reft troden. Capt es
fem" Sber bic @ntiteaung: .SaS
2ebeu 1T her Sitter bDditcs. Hidt?"
- War Sriebldnoer bat iogdr einnnal
cincn Hcjiintot 9ebort. Der llblanb
aui iolgenbe seiitreihc @etic entitcllte:
.Weg Sic Seiieln beiues Settles. Sab
i6 einen Soih perIpiirt?" 3iharp
". @cper meint. bel Der ihallpieicz
ridden Exclamation lei 10 etlpds gar
nibt ielten, unb ais trciilihes Yet
ipicl iilbrt er an. pic nit D&nln6lz
ifer Acknowledgment" bcflnmicrt iplro:
.%crnunit miro l%luiiun, 8obltbat,
1laae." Nu llblnnb's gSdipert"
ingt Der Selb: .giein. bout! bel aller
RittcrIdait - Surh meine. nidt
burd Scuersfraft." Sas Selcs
bud, uber mciS cs better: .Nein. bcuItl
8ei aacr @itteri6aft bnr6 meme
uift, burdb Seuerstrait."
Sm prnttiidleu &ebcn tann 10 Gin
periebtcs orer ieblenbeS aommd tbeuer
Al itcbcn fonmen, mo Die @ereinieter
Stdatcu lpllen eiunal Gin p~erlebentz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

nn9cfiibrt mcrocn mag, Der Sanbel
Scutidluno - Tmcrifn perooppclt,
uro alt3 hieiem @rnnoc, mic and
aus Den orlocrcu iocbcn ntgcfibrtcn
@cidcbniiicn i'm lrlrtbiGnfts : politle
id1cn Scbcn beiocr gtationcu lit ieoer
crnitc 3niit, IopphI nuf ppIltiihen1
rcic aIf uirtbid)aftliGcm @cbiet, Ips
8uiaacn ciu Sira Der l%lumpBliffcit
Sas lr,iroc ia n,d fiir5lid, .dl5 Die
Scutih : nmcrifaniiTc 3pafrngc afni
mar, mieberbolt bcruorgcbpbcn. -
81. y. 3tB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
ssmnSeskamptftatt BON prski
bitien beSrsht.

W aIbineton, 8. g., IA. Ipril.
Sic Silnnesbauptitaot ipll Jest nit
Srobibitiou be9liidt iperbeu. Senator
@nllinger bon Sem 9ampibire uub
MeprGientant Bennett bon Ncip gorf
limb Der 9nii6t. baB bies fir 8aibs
ington ippbltbdtig iein piirbe, unb tic
ba6en cine Bill allsgearbcitet, melde
Sipar Ideinbar MIR Die 3abl Der
8irtbidafteu 81 beihrdnfen traftet,
tbatidhlid aber CUR Solge bdben
piiroc, baB 8irtbifaften ii6erbaupt
5l eriitiren aufb0ren piiroen. ausees
nommen in ben Stabttbeilen, mel6c
bauptldflid bon Negern bepDlfert
iperben. CUR 3eit beitebt Die seiebli6e
9eitimmuug bier, fpie in pielen ans
beren Stdbten, baB 8irtbidaften bon
air6en minbeitens 400 Sub entfernt
iein miiicn. Serner lit es bon Der
3%uitimmun8 elmer Otaioritdt Der Ins
lppbncr zines StraBen> sSlods" abs
bdn9ig gema6t, Oh cine 8trtbl6dtt
bort 9eitattet nerben ioa. Sic GAL
linaers9 enuett : Bill beitimmt, DAP
feline 8irtbihait in elmer Gntfcrmlng
bon t~auicnr Sub bon eincr Stride.
cii,em oiientliHeu @ebdube poer einenl
Yarf g~citnttet lpcrben ioa. Nlr
Sotels, bic minbcitens fiiuisig 3immer
baben, biirten mgebinoert Spiritlolen
perubrcihcn. Sa 8aibiugton be
funntlid NIT Yarts unb ofientlihen
@ebGuben - Die airdcn gar nidt Sl
cripGbnen - ilberidet lit. 9ic6t es nit
Nusnubnle pcuiger in oieier @e6iebs
ing nidt bepor8ugtcn @egcuben Der
Stabt faum cineu YlaB, peldler ole
@ebingmacn iiir bic Giurihtung elmer
8irttidaft criilQtc. SAT- nlc icPt
eriitircnoeu nnitdnbigen 8irtbi6aiteu
milBten ibreu Setricb ciuitcllen.
Dor Dem Senatss Gomite fir Den
Siitrift Columbia. bciien Soriisenbel
@aaingcr lit, fano beIte elm pficnts
lidler Sermin iibcr ole Bill itntt,
Webrcre @ciitli6e mn pr%oiciiionelC
Ncformcr lparen I'M Sntcreiic Der SilI
crlhicnen uno %ar9umeutirten 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

Tu5 Berlin miro bon einem, bon
Der Scutihcn 9anf finnn5irtcn I'm
tcrnebn,cn bcrihtct. bns 400 aofss
0icn IN Setblcbem IN YcnnlDlpanien
'cr6nucn luuo betreiben miro. Siefc
gnlagc itebt in @~erbinbung nit Den
Wctblc6cm : Giiculpcrfcn. Die Der
fribere stabltruit : Yrdiipent Shwab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
% Jahre pier mnS arss
ee1HlsWen.

Erptben Ct idlun % Sabre
! lang in Imerifa selebt bate, che
er I'M Sanuar cine fur5e Be-
iud,sreiie mad europa inter-
uahm, lit Der 50jdbrise Spbann
&pt BEL ieincin Wiebereintreffen
nit benz Satnpfer ,Stnlanb"
!. budj auf Gais Sslanb feftses
balten nub aussefhlpiien NOR
ben. Der Man,,, Der iait sdnss
lid, mittellps bier ansefummen
lit, erfldrt, bak er Dor Sabrert
ietn critics giirserpapier ermarb,
es ,aber u%nterlaHen babe, it'd iein
5tueites Gnpier 81 b~eiprscn.
Der SAT- iuirb mad @aibinstun
appelliert werben, inter Der
Insabe, bak Sut, tuetn aud
nift has giirserreht, 10 bud
burdb bic 2~S=jabrise aniaiiisfeit
iih bas Seimatbsreht erwprben
babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
Gus Der Sdnle.

2ebrcr: llno welde geweiie ia.
be, mir baiiir, bab ). y, III Iirifa,
GA, 100 lid, beirte @iliten beflnoeu.
iriiber Waiier MARI
Sdiiler: @cil Die Gingeborenen
nod, beute in Sabeboien lumber.
lnnien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
(spe5ieu fir bicie 5citmnaD
&ie lie 1T Srantreid geto)len baben!

C>IAn Et Spcsiele 6 Correspondent in Taris, 8crr &ub. Srprnnn. bat
nA unicren 2eHrn ihpn 5ur 3dt bcn Nnnen ncs cbcnniacn
w "Sturc GIsrt" lpiirbcn irr ih III Imcrifa ncnnen,. IN 6ranfz
reid nennt man i'm - Commits, Sblnnno Sues 9cnhnnt.
Scrielbe mar befauntlih ict Dem Sabre 1904 5ut @crtdtsoerpaltcr
nm 2iouipatpr, .. +. vSliHsmad,er" Der SeIeurgen Der fatbphidcn
INSTRUMENTATION bon Der iran8GHid1cn Segicrnn9 crnannt
porben, Ser hsuhee WinfcrprdTbeut Srione mar bnnlnis Quits
miniier lnb bate Morieur Sue5 sum vSlIii9madbcr" crrnrnt. llno
Snc3 bat ridbha Die @elber fWEg aemucht, lmb lpc ?
Or bat ein8ctanbcn, BOB er bios" fTnf Mtllion d. { u per
lntrcut bat. Gm 10. Nusut 1906 5cietcr ieinc Bidder iton fol9cnhc
intcreiianten GerbdltniNe ouf:
" ,,,br, r u.ooh
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

and leonine shaking of the name? He's
| type you don't often see in New York
the Corn Belt Tragedian- Out IN the
region where they grow maize, porkers
and steers Shakespeare isn't as lightly
esteemed as in the effete East or among
! the disciples of Bernard Shaw. For
| fourteen years this chap has picked up
! ,oodles of money in the West, interpret
| ing the five-act tragedies of the Bard.
| Pray do not cOnfound him with the COM
mon or 'hamfat' tragedian of commerce
He is college bred a frequent lecturer
before the universities, and an accurate
Shakespearean scholar as we'll as able
Interpreter. But he has the New York
bee in his bonnet. and hopes soon TO
startle Broadway in a dstinctively mod
ern drama.
IN the bunch of managers and actors
assembled for an occasion like this you'll
note Il whole lot of 'One-SucceSS' men.
Yonder stands man responsible for the
vogue of the most popular rural play
every produced in this country, with the
possible exception of The Old Home
stead AS originally produced, that play
~
substitute d happy for a sombre ending.
stage managed it with rare skill and
sent it forth backed by the Endorsement
Of a regiment of enthusiastic clergy
whose support he had cunningly enlisted
The 'rube' play. thus refurbished and
readvertised, proved a gold mine, and
while he has been connected with sew
Sinpp nlI
showmen know that this manager and
his Yankee play are practically one. It's
his single great outstanding achieve
ment. and he's rightfully proud of it.
MANY of the bigger actors aren't to
he found in an orga anzation like this.
although the roster includes such impos-
ing names as those of f. ii. Sothern
David Warfield William II. Crane,
Thomas A Wise, Robert Mantell. Jeffer-
son De Angels. Maxine Elliott. Helen
Ware. Mary Shaw and others. The
PLAYERS. the Lambs and the Lotos offer
greater privacy and more luxurious sur
roundings to the leaders of the profess
sion. When the star actor joins the
Actors society, as he often does, II isn't
benefit TO himself. but rather with the
notion of helping worthy cause.-the
solidarity of the whole calling.
For the Actors society,"" said finally
the man who knows staEeland lis
really an organization of the rank and
file The mass of its membership have
no more likelihood of becoming Booths
and Irvings than the average LAWYER
has of becoming Il Choate or the aver
through its own membership and
through its alliance with other theatrical
organiza tions, theatre folk are being
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
By Henry NacMahOn.

The housewarming at the new home of
the Actors Society of America, on the
tenth floor of new office building in
West 45th street, last Sunday night was
complete success, but the dress re-
hearsal which preceded the public func-
ton was vastly more amusing. Porty
Thomas A. Wise more than occupied the
chair, fanked on one side by Edward
Locke the dramatiSt, and on the other
by Mary Shaw, the militant Ibsenlte-
Secretary II. Nelson Morey, master dip
Iomatist of the actors tribe, brcathed
harmony Ger the deliberations, the
while Treasurer Harold r. Woolf care
fully counted the shekels that should
pay for the sky parlor's sky high rental,
the decorat tions of Connecticut laurel ana
.yround pine and the refreshments, con-
sisting of sandwiches. ice cream, punch
and coffee Rumblings Of eruptive
speech were heard from the master of
ceremonies, then Howard Kyle became
definitely Vocative:
Nothing less than a 'whirlwind cam
uaign' will do" he cried. 'Our six
rooms normally accommodate few
hundred persons, but our members and
invited guests on Sunday night will
swell the attendance to three thousand.
Even a megaphone wouldn't make Pres
jdent Wise heard all over the place.
CCries of Hear, Heart" Go it, kyle"o
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen con
tinued KYLE in his ablest leading juve-
nile" manner "let the presidents address
he delivered in six successive stanzas-
q speech to a room at minute inter
vals''-
can that stuff interrupted a voice.
..Three hundred pounds of Wise'd
block the doorsr' yelled wag,
II would. eh?' replied President Wise,
the ponderous but energetic gentleman
from Mississippi" Let us try it now.
I'm game"
ITO the test, then" said the master
of ceremonies grandly, ignoring the low
Interruptions. 81. gentlemen, will lead
the way and herald the presidents COM
ing. The rest shall follow.
So-actor like-the grand moguls of
the Actors Society fell to rehearsng the
fatiguing labOrs of houseWarming night,
If being happily discovered that no
structural alterations We're needed for
the president to negotiate all entrances
and mannuVre all eXits-though nobody
could tell what would happen in a real
crush. But the college boy" element of
the society won't be found wanting; the |
artfuI flying wedge, the inverted V. will
he used, if need be, by these men of
brawn to clear the path for Tom
Wise's infectious laugh, hearty hand |
shake and too, too solid flesh.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

The Actors Society has 1875 MEM
bers, sixteen years record of honorable
endeavor a balance on the right side of
the ledger, new quarters consisting OF
half a floor in a modern office building,
and unlimited ambition 20 go ahead and
do things for the betterment OF the
Theatrical profession" About fifth OF
it's membership it places in remunera-
tive jobs annually; to the others 1t al
fords gossip and writing headquarters,
delivery of 10000 letters or so, news
papers, books chess, pinochle. Also 1t
works diligently to overcome the notion
that actors do not eat and hence their
services need not be financially requited
like those of hirelings in other callings.
Cooperating with the White Rats, Il
vaudeville organization, it got the en-
ployment agency law notably strength
cned at Albany last winter. No longer
is the poor hummer the prey of sWind-
ling firms that used to take his money
for fraudulent engagements, only to turn
him adrift in Broadway.
The Sunday Tribune's man who Gov
ered' the Actors Society housewarming
met there an oldtimer who gossiped
entertaningly of some of the leading
figures of the show world who were
present.
''See that chap taking an active part
in the high inks" said the Man Who
Knows Stageland. Hes the blind actor
as curious a phenomenon of the mod
ern stage a s the deaf Hollander who used
to take all his cues by time-count, and
respond all the more nimbly to his COM
rades' lines in that he didn't hear one
word they said The man | refer to
hasn't ocularv read a part in five years.
His memory is marvellous. I've known
him to take home part of one hundred
pages. hear it read to him two or three
times by his wife and come back in two
days letter perfect. He is too blind t"
recognize his friends or more tnan haIt
the time t. know the person he Is play
ing onpositc to: but as long as he can
find his way about the stage and time
directions he will continue to draw as
leading man a salary of 500 a week.
..That slender. black haired boy over
in the corner married money ana mas
attained stellar honors while yet on the
sunny side of thirty In his case the
money proved a blessing instead of a
curse. for he possesses both industry and
ability, and papa-in-laW's backing en-
abled him to please Broadway and the
critics on his very first trial in stardom.
"rro look at that woman ever there
Won Wouldn't think, would you. that she
has had six consecutive uilSucceSSiui
as n star? Well it's so
Notice the iron gray, hushy haired
fellow speaking with emphatic gesture
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
.Jollffn in Nesv Home Of Actors Sc

brought together on a cOmradelike basis
Isolated Bohemianism has had its day.
Vaudeville performers are banded to-
gether in a prosperous society, the White
Rats, 900 strong; the Actors Fund lines
up the Thespian world in a common
charitable cause once a year at least;
the theatrical agents are united as the
Friars. and the managers have their own
protective association, all of which have
representatives, official or unofficial here
at the housewarming Tonight But
say, my boy, it's getting mighty dry
around here. How about some spaghetti
and red ink?'
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

Continued r1 second page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22

LONDON. Oct s2--At last Eng
land has heavyweight who can
fight
Bombadier Wells Is the heavy.
and while he could not al this
time wrvst Jack JOhnson's laureis
from him. he Is an exceptionally
good man. as his victory over Sergt
Sunshine proves
Wells is e and weighs but 1873
pounds As he stands six feet two
aad n half inches. he Is lathy In
appearance. but he has frame
witch will en- out and with his
reach OF Tah inches. wallop In
either hand aud considerable nat.
ural skill as a boxer he Is really
the most promising looking thing
the heavyweight brigade has pro
duced IN may moons.
Wells played with sunshine for
two rounds. but Ia the third sun.
shine whipped right hook TO the
Jaw which he never would have
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We going farther We have recently es,ab-
iished what will hereafter be known the Mitchell Ser
vice Department 1t is development of the MakeCood
Policy. At its head have placed of the executive
officers Of our organization Included within the scope of
his work IS the repairs department is his duty to keep
eye on all Mitchell matter in what remote
section of the universe they may be- 1t is his duty to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-22
ASHMAN SIGNS
TO BOX STOUT

Gle ELuM. Oct 20 bruce Ash.
man, the Gle Elum lightweight box
cr. has signed 10 meet soily Struup.
Monday night. Cor 10 rounds. before
the Gle Elum Athletic club. NJ the
opera house, Tho men we're match
ed by Harry Burns. the clubs pro.
moter Slick Merrill and George
hrewer will box six roundn IN the
semi windup II Aahman wluH be
wants 20 meet McNeigh OF Cove.
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lESSARD is TO
MEET M'vEAGH

Jack LesSard will meet Pete Me
Weigh once more The boys will
clash on the night OF election. No
v.snber 5. at North Yakima. In a IS.
round go North Yakima fight fans
are tickled all over to get this
chance to see these fast boys. and
as rs per cent Of half the receipts
goes to the winner. the people down
Yakima way viii get nsa for their
money.
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WILL HETLING BOSS?


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. % Gus
Hetling will be offered the man
agement OF the Portland North.
western league club. providing the
Coast league clubs will waive their
right 10 the player OF course. this
Is also dependent upon the final
decision regarding SHAT club can
claim Hetling Representative Mc.
Creole made this statement last
night In discussing the decision OF
the Coast directors TO permit Mc.
Creole to place team Ia the
Northeastern league.
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dilion -Four times he was dropped
In this round. but gameaesa and
stamina carried him through. aud
the gong saved him. lie Was car
rlcd Ia his corner unconscious. re-
viyed and came back fof the fourth
through which he managed Ia stall
Ia the ffth he had almost recoy.
erred bis normal condition, and Ia
the sixth put Sunshine 10 sleep with
an uppercut that sounded like a
pistol shot. and kept Sunshine out
fof 10 minutes
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grounds
Batteries Giants. Mathewnou
and Meyers. lllshlaaderN. Warhop
and Criger
The Giants defeated the High
landers, winning itse inter city 49,
rics 20 2
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Capt Bogardus Again
Hits the Bullssye
This world famous rifle shot. who
holds the championship record Of
100 pigeons IN 100 consecutive
shots. Is living at Lincoln. m. Re
Gently interviewed. he says go sui.
fered a long time with Kidney and
bladder trouble. aud used several
well known kidney medicines. an Of
which gave me no relief until I
started taking Foley Kidney pills.
Before ! used Foley Kidney pills I
had severe backaches and pains Ia
my kidneys with suppression and
cloudy voiding On arising In the
morning I would got dun headaches.
Now I have taken three bottles of
toley Kidney pills and feel 100 per
cent better I am never bothered
with my kidneys or bladder. and
again feel like my own self" Bar
tell Drug Stores. Quaker Drug Co.
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nv usi,ed rrr.-)

NEW YORK. Oct. e Before
COCO shiverlng fans the Giants and
HIghlanders played the seventh
game OF the post.season lntcrcity
series this afternoon al the polo