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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
Dance at 4lssemsIy Hall.

The dance given lust evening at tic
Masonic Assembly Hall, which will
probably be tho last formal dance of
tho season, was s,lcccsSrul.e and
was attended by a large number of
Falrmont people and n number Of oUt
Of town guests. Jones and Lazler, of
Morgantown, furnished an excellent
programme OF dance music, and dane.
ing beganat $50 and continued until
about one O'clock. Mrs. Clarence Wat
son, Mrs. Mary sipC, Mrs. Dorsey P.
Fitch and Mrs. Edwin Forrest Hartley
were patronesses OF the affair, and IT,"
ont of town guests were Miss Alma
Nolan, OF Pittsburg, Miss Bassell, et
Ciarksburg. Miss Lucille Gregg, Of Nor
gantown. Misses Frances, Lucy and
Mszlc, Sipe OF Baltimore From here
we're Mesdames C. W. Watson, MARI
slpe, E. H. Smith, A. T. Watson, u. +.
Hartley, L. G. Race, D. P. Fitch, w. Ks
Conway, Miss Ida watson, Mr.. snd
Mrs. ]. r. Bailey Harry flyer, Vaughn
JoIliir, Henry Lively, A. b. Scott, Fl. o,
Crane, John Rock, Harry B. ClaI&.
Murray Dickerson, G, E. Smith, ]. f.
shnn, c. e. Reed Paul Mccoy, c, 2.
RoBb, Misses Elizabeth Raymond,
Jennie shiUn, Louise Fitch, Zoe Jolilf,
Mary Reitz, Wilma Boydston, Ma!Issa
Williams, Gail ,staggers, Elizabeth
Watson, Roberta Fleming, Mary shiFE'
jo Lavender, katherine Race, Lucy
and Mary Haymipd, Elizabeth Gun;
nIpgham. Mary Christie, Minnie Flem'
| Ing, Katharine Hough, Ruth Arnett.
Edna Morgan, Louise Cook, Messrs.
Miller Galllher, Brooks Fleming, jill
George T. Watson, Reed, Chambers
Spears, Kingsland, Stuart Race, Glide
Neiii, George Fitch, Ed Hoibert. John
Poole, Faulkner, Jim Coiburn, Albert
Cook, Sam Butcher, Frank Pitchard,
Carney Carpenter, Frank Raymond,
Edwin Robinson, Brlsco, Otis cole,
Lee hutchinson, sweeney FLEMING
Robert mccoy. John A. Clark, Jr. Eri
erett bremen, Ed Bonneil, Carney
Christie, Ed. Slack, VIM. Rathbm, Jas.
Thompson. 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
string ouartette Coming.

A string quartette from Morguu-
town, with Miss Margaret Horne as
Grst violin. will appear In this city OIL
June second at the High School buiId-
ing. Mrs. Louis Black, Of Morgan
town. will be piano accompanist and
Mrs. Myrtle Shaw Waddell will be
vocal sOloitt. The event will be one
OF the most important in musical cir
Giles 70. some time, The Morsantown
Post;Chronicls gives the following nc'
count offthelr appearance there:
Tho University String Quartettp
charmed an audience Of music.lovcrs
with their concert last evening Tie
fact That Miss Horne had instructed
the quartette and directed 1t guarall.
teed that IT. would De an artistic sue
cess. Beside Miss Horne, who play%
the first violin, the other members OF
the organization are: r. j. stockharn'
mer, second violin: BOYD NJ. Smlta'
viola, and H. L, stilphin. cello. Direc'
tor Black, Professor wcrtime ami
Mrs. Black added greatly to the pieas.
ure Of the evening.
Miss Horne's playing Of sararatG's
Spanish dance was one of the most
cess. Beside Mss Horne, who played
programme. The two schumann Sc
lectlons, Traumerei aud the Quintette'
in which Professor wertime was Inc
NTH player, apepsled to many Of The
hearers as the quartette's best work
The audience was enthusiastica''y
! apprecatiye and demanded encore al.
ter encore to show their approval OF
a lheconcert,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
TWO LIVES LOST.

PlTTsBURG, May 25.-Two lives
we're snuifcd out yesterday by the ens.
& Of an abandoned mine on the Chal.
liant farm in wilkins township near
farm hand, lost his life while trying u
rescue a boy, who, while driving COWS
home from pasture well into the I'M
guarded mine opening.
The recovery of the bodies from the
bottom Of thirty.si& foot shaft was
most spectacular, the victims being
hauled to the mouth Of the shaft after
their bodies had been lassoed by res;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
CROP REPORTS.

wAsHINGToN, D. G., May e5.-
UnfayorabIe weather i9the great corr
growing States. generally satisfactory
condition over the entire cotton belt
satisfactory progress IN vegetable
growth and the usual farm work IT
the Atlantic coast States. generally
favorable weather over the districts
from the Rocky Mountains westward
is the summary Of the governments
weekly weather bulletin. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
Two Es!cApE.
! Steamers Crash and One Goes Down
Carrying twenty-five Men to
/ Death In Channel.

CowEs, Isle of wight, May rs. =
twenty-five persons were drowned as
a result Of a collision yesterday be.
tween he steamer skerryyore and the
German bark ]. c. Vlnen IN the Eng
lIsh Channel. The skerypore sank,
Only two Of the crew Of the steamer
we're rescued. one Of whom died a
short time later. The bark put in hero,
but later left for Southampton. Appa:
rently she was not injured. So far as
is known, there were no passengers
on either vessel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
BRIDES parents, vii perform the cele

brides parents. vii perform the cese;
lmony ard the bride viii ic attendsi
by her four little nlcces, Misses Thri.
ma Reed, daughter of W. T. Reed,
and Pauline, Atadge aud Virginia
Reed, daughters of Frank Reed. Tie
ushers will be Messrs. Lloyd MaGiIl,
Dr.. c. H. Leps, George Barnes ami
Jerry Mitchell. Mr.. Miller and Ills
bride will leave on No. Go for lbr"f
wedding journey to PittsOurg and otli'
cr points
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
Weak Oyer-W orked Women

weak NJYGI1WOIMGQ YVUlkLGA
Who are broken ousoa cares
Of Children and o
burdens have to bear deserving profound sym
patty sympathy what these need
good honest squaree Tonic and N1ns and Regulator
one compounded carefully adapted harmony with s deli
sensitive organization.
carefully the and COMPOUND
remedy
ments carefully thoroughly educated and regularly who
has long successful this class
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
TII15 AGTDrGI1ID r5
THE REMEDY tsaaHs
} Peculiar Wkness Ailments, gotten 90 BY ons hEasg aa@
Qualifications
neither akot Which e. Hof
IVonsaB rank osoa) Or habtornlEg drugs
eylnGedtsns
under solemn
In all the Fayore stands absolutely
class all BY and tune
made from American
found long experience valuable woman and
nents endorsed gd
en as Of the
ended professional should than number
ay testimonials address
WoRIDs az Pierce AZ Pres Buffalo M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
A. Double Celebration,

Miss Martha kopp and Miss Martha
Wheeler delightfully."- entertained their
friends yesterday afternoon at the
EIlome Of the formers parents, Mr.. ami
Mrs. s. B. Kopp. on aWlnut avenue
The occasion marked tho fourth birtf
day anniversary of both little hos
Etcsscs and the event was celebrated in
a most delightful manner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
MIIIer.Reed

This afternoon at four O'clock tic
marriage Of Miss Lillian Moore Ree;!,
daughter OF INF. and Mrs. B. F. Reed
10 Mr.. Maurice e. Miller will be sol
emnIzed in the First Presbyterian
Church. Rev ]. H. Flanagan, Of TIE
First Presbyterian Church Of erafto,s
who oficiated at the marriage Of tltE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
Lutheran AId soLIety.

The Ladies, Aid Society of Grace
Lutheran Church VIII meet With Mrs,
Il. X. Probst, sl7 Filth street on
Thursday evening, May IS. Members
are urged to be present, as important
business will be transacted. Notice
change Of melting place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
tertained Itlnp,s iDaughters,

Mrs. r. IT, Cunningham eiitertainet
! the yIslant Circle 81 Kings Dadsl
tiers last evening at her6ome on Rhea'
Terrace, There was large attend!
iance oithe members and delicious Re.
Lfreshments were served. \.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
BIRoINjAH HORSE SHOW

(Bytinlon Associated prcssl
RICHMOND VA Nay z5.-Hofso'
men all over Virginia and from sew
eral other States nave entries in the
show toseshsid 5toaay ny Ee'virls Va
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23
STRONG CARD
FOR THE BOUT
CLUB COMPLETES AR
RNNGEMENTS FOR PRE-
LIMINARIES.
HARPER AT TRACK WORK
Colorado Champion Does Scycn-Milc
Jnunl in Addition 10
Boxing.

The management of the Tulsa Ath-
| leuc club last night announced the
official preliminary program for
Thursday nights event, Three fast
Iprclmirlry bouts have been arranged
for between real lighters, ana the fore
runners to the Morrls-lIarpcr gu are
TO- Keeping with the main event
INA Kuuz of Claromorc ana kid
luuo earl Morris trainer will en-
gage in siN-round bout Both fight
crs are well known to local fight fans
and ncr cusscd among the good ones.
Ben Paupau a fun blood Indian Of
Puwncc, and willy willy of Muskogec,
q negro pugl,st will mix it for eight
rounds. Neither of these men have
ever been seen before the Tulsa Ath-
lctic club
"Squatting Tom and Mas Robinson,
both local glove artists, will be seen
H. sx-rouud preliminary, and the
Martin twins, Theodore and Teddy
win open the evenings entertainment
with a fast three round bout. These
Youngsters are developing wonder
fully
Jim Harper, the Colorado champion
who meets Morris Thanksgiving night
has been working hard during his
stay in Tulsa since Sunday Ycster-
day he worked out for several hours,
and did seven miles track work in
fifty minutes, He feels confident of
success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23
SAYS THE TEAM
CAN COME BACK
BUT Guns CAN STAND REMODEL
SAYS TINKER.
ZIMMERMAN AT SHORT
The Team Need, ut Least TWO New
Pitchers aud u Few Changes
In the lnliCld,

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23

SkiatooS Realty Co. to William +. De-
shazcr, n ~ of block ., outh side
Addition to Skiatook warranty deed 2oo
Il. Il. Lozier to Thomas X Quinn,
lot % in block { in Northmorcland
Addition to Tulsa, warranty deed - 10
Ncttic Walker (nce Rossl and Il. +.
Lewis ct Hl. NV II Of NE 1t
See 20. Twp. Is north, Range l3 ..
east, warranty deed .....,..: Sl6ou
Kttie Richardson and wife TO Thom,
aS White 5 ~ Of SW II If NJ
1t and w IL Of Sc Ii Of NJ
II and y - of SW Ia Of M
Ii aud 80 l.i Of NV 1t and SW
ia OF SE Ii Of NV Ia of SIC.
80, Twp. II north, Range II east
oil lease .,.,... ,..,,f' ',..'''f@ /
George Clifton and wife to Thomas
White, l.2 Of Sc II Of SE II Of
Sec ~ Twp II north, Range II
east oil lease ..,...,.,........S
Skiatook Realty Co, 10 Alfred Dcsha2.
cr' : ~ of block 4, South Side Ad
dition to Skiatook warranty deed l15
Edward Hannon and wife to John
y. Lynn, east 80 feet Of LOT and
east 80 feet Of S IL of lot in
block s5 warranty deed .....,.. Sli5O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23
REMARKED AFTER 80 YEARS.
Wedding OF II wichita, Kan, Couple
Their Second,

Wichita Kan, Nov 22--Twcnty-
two years after obtaining divorce.
Mrs Sarah $, Datcr % Years old,
and Benjamin r. Woods. % years
old were married again BENJAMIN
Woods was married to Miss Sarah $.
Kent In Illinois about thirty years
ago The couple lived together for
nnout eight years and had three
children twenty-five years ago Mrs.
woods sued for divorce and was
granted IL and the custody of the
chIldrtu Soon after that Mrs. Woods
came To- Wichita and later married
Abraham Rater an old soldier lie
died twelve years ago. Mir, Woods
had moved 20 Kansas CT, ANA nluo
r,man,d A few years ago h's wit,
dicd. md u, hunted w h!s iyrG!,r
VIE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23

\ssuuUlpd Press
cleveland o., Nov 22,--Mrs Sim,
ON rutNn, two small children aud
Mrs E JackcmN a servant were
crushed to death 10y the collapse of
q new concrete mercantile building
no Lorraine avenue and Thirteenth
street tonight An explosion OF an
undetermined origin liz believed TO
mNp caused the disaster \ oaby
was sawed 10y the strength of q bu-
rWu under which It had rolled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23
$50. 600 FOUNTAIN FOR BIRDS.


Sacramento, CAT, Nov 22.--ln her
will, filed today, the late Mrs Flor
cncc Coleman, IA pioneer Of this city,
heQucaths 100000 to build a roun-
tain to beasts ana birds, Numerous
large bcQucsts are madt to societies
for tho prevention of cruelty to chill
drcn and animals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23

Walton G Frank and wife 10 i. W.
Holloway NE Ia of NE IA Of Sec.
10, Twp, n NORTH Range 10 east,
aud NV Ii of NV Ia OF see
90 Twp. II north Range ~ east,
warranty deed ....,. ,...,,,,..,.S2 S2u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23
NEVER MIND THE MICROBE.


THIS message | would send tho hun
CRY American people; Eat thy an ON
Thanksgiving Day and forget Wiley
and the microbc. But--do not eat
cold storage urkey--Dr. Harvey w.
Wucy's Thanksgiving Message to the
American People.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23

Bob Managcm, wrestler md promot-
en- has returned from a several days
suiourn in Muskogoe. Bob says he is
here to witness Thanksgiving Days
fight between Morris and Harper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23

Philanthropy should be every rich
mans huppy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-23

The chief task Of modern s.atc is
TO eQullizc social opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
g: THE STARS PAGE o. UP-TO-DATE SPORTS I5:55
E:MERYVILLE
GFTSFIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. March
% Jack Gleason and Tex
Richard have finally settled
their differences Of opinion and
the battle-ground Tor the jeff
ries Johnson fight has been
definitely announced as Em-
cryville Thomas II Williams,
president Of the New California
Jockey Club. has consented 10
the use of the Emery vile race
track. and the ring viii be
pitched inside the mile oval An
arena capable oi seating at least
5000 persons sill be erected
Mayor Christie. II EmeryYille.
is strongly "a favor OF the fight
for his town
President Williams. 81 the
New California Jockey Club,
said after the meeting
Il have always opposed the
use Of the race track al Emery
vile for anything bat racing
events This Jeiiries Johnson
fight n sporting event ~ ma
,ional Importance. and there
fore ! have given my consent
that the men meet on the track
field All that ask Is that the
track be placed in order after
the fight Is over"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
NO. T.
BY TIP WRIGHT.

only once ln hia career af AZ ycaff
on ths diamond did 0Iiourks hurt
fhe powor that be. and then hc inar
fn fw0 tha players dissatisfied with
ffe lruu ruie ~ fhe wrruAtrH
formed fne FIHferf Brotherhood
dFaleult tu run baseball thrwreiff
we HI1uf lHtf ID year." OHuwhf
told NO. auHhlnN we found
traitors galore Within Our own
household. and .n 1891 we went back
to fhe fDid
20 ass poe down aH ono of thc Bs
sets on fHc brotherhood and played
m NeF Fork n Poo and '03" IVA 1903
ORaHrka managed tho Washington
tewu fn 1894 Dol attempted to Tnt
Dui of The players uniform and Into
the rmpIfna fgif
sf couldn't stand it-~l wouldn't be
an umpire for anything" said
O'Rourke, $50 went 20 Bridgeport
ard berauee ! could not keep out OF
the game. played that year with the
81 Jossph's Temperance team.
.iu isAa 7 bad ~ have baseball SO.
inw ON around me somewhere. Ho
organized thc NnuEatuck Valley
league. ffH thc Connecticut league
tlffHHH NNfA HfNN'W t'NitNNNWNNHIM RN
the bridgeport team until last YEAR
20 built tho Bridgeport grounds
ont 0n me old nrm whore ! used
fo pl0w
'Hesidcs my low. had other du
GEES from umc o. time. as city fire
cammlrs'0ner. member " the board
0f public worts paving commission
er. and ] bad also mY family com
siHfinE of mY wife. four daughters
and mN son james. now "a member
OF thc Columbus teum m tho Amer.
leau faH0ei1iion
- think James 10 AZ steady AZ
was. Every yoar when no leaves
home I say 20 him, Nov, James, u
you will just leave stlmulanta alone
no harm can come 10 you You can't
help being a good man and up 70
this time he has not togohod either
liquor Or tobacco. and ! know hs
won't
"He kisses his mother good bye
each year. Just n8 ! used 10 KISS
mine ! often look 40 the young fol
[ lows ard wonder why thoy DO not
behave themselves
Maybe one reason ~ that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
JEFF MAY TRAIN IN THE
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS
VIII Move TO Quarters About April and Win Have
GOsch, Berger, ConneI. Bob Armstrong and
Farmer Burns on His Staff

lah OF his points Jcffrirn n plan.
ning - depart FOR this mountain
fasinrsa about April
Fof month ard hRlf Ne wlli
do Hight work with nofgor. Boo
Armstrong and Farmer Burns. WITH
Roger Connsll. ~ San francisco.
20 supervise the daily workouts
Anuat the middle " May FRANK
Gotrh will appoar AZ the camp. ard
from then unul the day ni tho fight
left viii work a. b. never has
worked IN preparation ZOE battle.
nith ibe luwa arupnirr a. the bead
Of bis corps % handlers Berrrr
wiil oversee Zen preliminary
work here. which wlii be- done on
the bin fellows rancn nnar Bur.
bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

undauntsd by the most discour-
aging climatic and road conditions.
Prank \ ziFbies and iho scouts who
have undertaken GO 20 over tho
gIiddar tour course 90 gather a1-
vance information Tor the path
finders and contestants iu Else hig
classic. which starts from CAncin-
nntl next june nnd w0fn south Ha
fsF a. Texas. concluding a. Chicago.
are sniiHntiy pushing 0u ia fhe
Mitchell Ranger. and from latest
reports hope ~ reach the turning
point az Dallas before The end ~
fhw week
THE early start N thr pathflndinR
automobile over tho Niiaden teuf
route thni trayrfaea % states. nearly
half ~ them below the Mason and
Dixon line. and much ~ ihe timer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

los ANGELES. March ? jim
Ieffriea Wnl pat on TIE finishing
ioDchss 10 his fraiulns Tor the
Johnson nshf ln the SANTA Cru1
mountains. according 10 sam Berg
rr. who a. abroad oa spFlng r. 10
DAY. telling everyone uhu vii lia
ten. just what the boiler maker Is
going 90 do to ths Hhgk smuke IN
The coming Independence dag bat
Tee
BERGER declared that he already
has chosen a site ID the mountains
above Santa Cnuxs eaails reached
hY the narrow anuKe fNnlnnniAF
line ~ fhr Southern Pacific Cor
the hope ~ the white Face 10 pol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

LOS ANGELF.s. March s.--Yep'
Jin Jeffries has buried she hatcnsi
on ne. Frntle reader that's not a
seaep We're iaikiug nsnraffssly
nof litsraiiy teff bnries fhs hatehrt
auCe each day That's eheu he's
finished IA strenuous session apnifius
block HtralEtfirnH up kna gsiasea e
flnaeF ar4Nnt fha Haisthand ~ ME
ffnUHefH fa discover thr atatns 4uf
~ hia amanun ainI which meaus. in
ufaiu EuNfiah ire coalition 20 his
alderman
The simUis Hfr uunfing sFsd fish.
iHw and wHud eNwUrtsw mitn runfpa
thrnsiNA fne muuntaina aaauusqanieA
calls hN his dnGe FhRta lima rte
uuN After a year an ihe stage a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

NEW YORK. March The a.
eision o. the special parliament
committee which has been lnvestl
eating the merits Of the Canadian
racing bill AZ Ottawa FOR several
months is expected 20 make pab.
lie ita conclusions within Few
days. according 20 Information re-
eeited here today
e The BIZ le more drastic Than the
anttraee track betting biil whlch
was passed by the New York iegis-
iature tHu years ago
The Canadian Racing association
Il opposing the bill. which o. rn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

painted big sln. after tao hours -
unraasinE Wusk
ahsrt hnnfinE trips ia ihf eounfrY.
aefsinE ua his place 81 iuTinE ere
azr. doing daily afuufH in fha gym
naaium. nii prise iiar hiH feir
iaws pf9arstu from uun anui she
last sls wrecks hefprr thn sef.f1 Nifh
tahH snn when fr WfH teraFf rsF the
srrue ~ baltic and aef auan fu thr
real EruniiinE EuFh - TIE final lap
q hiH traiuiuE
feff ia NOT iikr ~ aaH ahen he
first iaft Les Angeles Theu DO Was
Inclined 80 br diEuinad. hia miiane
finn wHs becoming aideffnanic %ow
~ is q kia siwhy~ rrnHy f1r joke.
refnrinN ard playing tke d Ma int
stead ~ acfluE Mk2 man Wan "a
farins thr fmnat SERIOUS prnhirm ~
hiA iife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

run % Eufeps taking the aatfra a.
Carlsbad. dulnE eorirts. hlE 1lm is
hafue again. taiktnx very nffiH. fea
- aaNin untt
when jeff sac fu@n 30 fa.ansuiif
invade far his Rome tIis fWe mag
nlficsnt hunIiuE fuEH iaana1 anH
tarksd snH greeted hlm aith Soy
iiis 80 gaaiis forgot fh6lf sHFfs=ss
and rubbed asainsf lhr sifa nettiua
~ iitriF Uaae Jeff AeH hHn42a4 Affrf
booking sFHf tfe rlsses tlsH So GsliaA
annnra an eia nzssf - frusnsvT#. eues
De- had waru eight NaafN sass femhd
HH axe and started - aBiff NasHl
iiia nFu7AaF fwhn hHlura hs.s 4aff
put ln hours - hard ssafkses5s Ftinx
annm fbr taii eueaivpga~ sfsse aHH
apiittinK 40 tlso lHas
This atsse - Fsasa ss'a fae ftEhi
9ame. bat the alHapse ilEs FER min.
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inN eafrfai faams jim found shat
~ sas hooking FOR uHueiy. i suit
IS clothes aiEht years old
n ! ~ into these 90 tasv and
tha eroHd gets next that ! wore
err eight years fEa fhsyu know
aWniurfiafiifskeuff fnused Ieff
SURF enough. although fhr Nt aus
pretty snug ffnu was Nhfs o. clip
into en-. ana next day made his
sssv 20 fh.- city
~ lifu. hnwmuchlu Wore
these eight years ago. aruntr,l Iaff
pointing 10 his garments.
Before niEhffaN Hu Los Auerfra
sneH that fim 1effries w8a wearing
g siaif ng clothes eight years aid. ana
much the wonder gfea
-. Nheu HE1lu ruu srr Irff
dom bounce that "iiowmuchiutAkc
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
Jeff Showed Some Class by Using
Old Clothes tO Answer Questions

To Jim Jeffries the eternal CUES
tier for many months has been
~Hawmuehiutakeosflimr
Meaning IN what quantities has be-
departed from various TAT cuts %
meat. the presence a which upon his
frame would render him a. helpless
As a babe before the lathe-ilke MI.
Johnson maybe.
Despite the fact that eminent
writers tell ~ Hr James ,. Corhrtf
siii personally direct and win the
battle. using Mr. Jcffries a. a fuerr
Incident. Il seems az though Ieff
showed some class when ~ came 10
originality az Los Angeles tho other
daN. lin knew Just what was cnfn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
END OF RACING in
CANADA MAY BE NEAR

criviug iss principal support frum
t,.e social and moral reform rom.
mifice
Canadian breeders nre almost "a
unit lea declaring thag Tho adoption
q the aiatnte tO prohibit betting in
Canada win cause the closing az a
large number Of well known race
tracks and stables IN the Dominion
The representative of fhe fac.
Tax association assert that raciua
and betting la flatesed ia England
Australia. Ireland and India and
That they should not impose hard
ships or Canadian lurimen. raf
borne Dos other portions of the Brit
ish empire