davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Regarding citrus fruits, the earth
quake of 1908. which destroyed entire
ly the city of Messina did not produce
great damage to the lemon crop or
groves. However, few of the fruit
shippers at Messina survived, and the
packing houses there were all de-
stroyed. Consequently the fruit is now
purchased by shippers established at
Palermo and Catania.
On account of storms in Sicily last
winter and spring, by which many
flower buds were destroyed, the pro-
duction of lemons this year was prob
ably one third less than that of the
preceding several years. The quality,
however, is good. Only a limited guam
tity of lemons remained in August for
export, and probably none will be eX-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
A BARKING DOG

Editor Herald: There is small dog
with large voice. who rarely misses
a night that he does not exercise 1t
at the cost of the neighbors living in
the vicinity of Moneta and Thirty
fourth street l, for one. have lain
awake in my bed waiting for the ia
miliar bark to cease so that l could
go to sleep and get my necessary
nights rest.
Why do not the men who passed the
law not allowing the peddlers to make
an outcry see what they can do to
prevent such an unnecessary noise?
X. Y. q.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
Far and Wide
TRESPAss IN THE AIR

Perhaps the first case on record of
trespass in the air is that of Herr
Frey, who was fined 20 marks for fly
mig over Berlin without a permit; if,
indeed, there are any arrangements for
authorizing flights. The technical
charge was that the aviator imperiled
the public safety on the presumption
that the science of aviation is not so
we'll advanced as to warrant flights
over thickly populated areas. The Ber-
liners, who were enthusiastic over the
exploit may demonstrate that they
could cheerfully take the risk If the
aviator were minded to-Providcncc
Or. II Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
Public Letter Box

TO CORRESPONDENTS intended
for publication must be accompanied By the
namo and address of the writer. The Herald
gives tho widest latitude to correspondents.
but assumes no responsibility for their views
Letters must not exceed 400 words
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
European Lemon Market

Report)
ported during the last months OF this
year, contrary to the practice in the
last two or three years. in which lemon
shipping never stopped throughout the
entire year.
After the increase in 1909 of the
American duty on lemons shippers Of"
fered very low prices to producers
ducers shipped direct This caused a
temporary hostility between shippers
and producers. The price, however, is
high at present on account of the
scarcity.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

The fact that nearly every town In
Kansas had a former citizen in the Los
Angeles Times fire makes the Wichita
Eagle wonder what California would
do for bright ideas if Kansas would
shut down on emigration.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

A homeless boy, kept in Jail twenty
eight days, found a home through Her
aid publicity. Now would any nice
young lady or attractive widow like
to be supplied with a husband?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Hearst offers $4,000 to the aviator
ciflc. The Herald hereby offers a prize
of 100000 to the first man to swim
across the Atlantic.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

United States lsurer McClung
wants a more sanitary currency. What
we want, Mr.. Treasurer, is lots Of it.
Wen attend to the sanitation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Massachusetts is exhorted to plant
trees on thousands of acres not now
utilized. While conservation is the
western question, rehabilitation is the
question in the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

After Los Angeles has provided for
a 100000 expenditure for good roads
Gov. Gillett would like to have us
chip in few millions to help the rest
of the - Lid roads. Well, hardly,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
HE WILL, IF HE CHEWsFs

A Georgia girl swallowed a gold tooth
while in a dentists chair, and now
she's suing the dentist for $4,000. Evil
IDENTIFY she thinks the dentist ought to
do the coughing up.-Louisyille (Ky)
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

The Woolwine- -Fredericks mixup
should not proceed any further until
the moving picture rights are secured
by some enterprising party.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

The Eskimo that sent down $1,000
worth of fur skins to buy goods he
saw advertised in the magazines must
be the John D. Rockefeller OF his
tribe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Bankers are not the jollest sort
when yotre trying to borrow money
of them, but Los Angeles found out
last week that they know how to un-
bend as well as other people.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Eastern photographers who are rhap-
5 lizing over Indian GUNNER can en-
joy 1t right through the winter By buy
ing a ticket to Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

stimson got $25,OOO for prosecuting
the sugar trust and now he must hand
it over to the New York Republican
campaig committee and lose it.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

The Portuguese situation affords
Secretary -Anox another chance to pull
off one of his characteristic faux pas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

1t is well to give all the bands a
job celebrating the postoffice opening.
They won't be needed to jubilate over
the winning of a pennant.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
HEALTH HINT

A physician says that breathing
through the nose is the proper way to
sleep. If you wake in the night and
find your mouth open get up and shut
it.-Guthrie State Capital.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

For the trainers of platforms like
that of the Massachusetts Republi
cans the Maine thing to remember is
that the voters will pass on it.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
AN OMEN

Isn't it about time for the savants to
discover that the digits of 1912 add up
to 13, so that it is almost certain to
be politically unlucky for somebody
Indianapolis News.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Nothing having been heard of Sun
ny Jim, it may be that he has taken
Sherman's march to the sea-of obli-
Won.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Politics in Arizona must be fully as
hot as represented when the Tucson
railroad shops caught fire twice in enc
week
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
WHO SAID HE'D RESIGN?

Seems kind of mean to invent a per-
fectly new rumor for Mr.. Ballinger to
deny.-Chicago Evening Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
MARSE HENRY'S IDEA

"Is Newport exclusiye?" asks the
Metropolitan Magazine. Well, it Is eX-
pensive, which amounts to the same
Louisville Courier-J Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Missouri lost population in the last
decade, but what of 1t? Isn't she GO
ing to provide the next speaker of the
house?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
HOwCAN

HOW CAN THERE BE ANY DOUBT?
The governor of Kansas has now
taken this matter Of adjusting freight
rates in hand, so, of course, they will
be adjusted Omaha Bee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

A distinguished German scientist
says Americans eat too much. The
American food trusts are taking care
of that matter, herr professor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
RAILROADS PLEAD POVERTY

How the railroads now tearfully
pleading poverty will reverse them
selves with the next batch Of bonds!-
Wall Street Journal,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

The Starkville, Colo, mine horror
suggests that there are some other ex-
plosions whose cause needs impartial
ly looking into.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
AN OFFERING OF PLT-Nrs

AN OFFERING OF PLJMS
Instead of an olive branch Mr.. Taft
offered the insurgent Republicans a
branch of the plum tree.-NeW York
World.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Shall we call her an aviatrix," asks
an exchange concerning European
woman flyer. Why not ladybird?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

Al,Lt the only thing that hasn't
gone up In cost is advice. That is
still free.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

II you do not know how to farm, write Mr..
Roosevelt He'll tell you all about It, There
is something he has raised more Of in a
month than was ever raised before by one
man in a lifetme.-Charleston News and
Courier.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
DEPTH

DEPTH
Some of your thoughts are very
deep" said Pennum.
Yes" answered Inkum. 'At least
three feet down in the waste basket"
Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
Merely in Jest
FOND REGRETS
meward bound, eh ?"

"Homeward bound, eh?"
Yes
"You seem thoughtful. Thinking
about the girl you left at the beach p"
mo, was thinking about those two
hundred plunks. kansas City Jour
nal.
NO GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT
Blox-They have a monkey at the zoo
that cheWs tobacco.
Knox-That's nothing. I've seen lots
of monkeys smoking cigarettes.-Chi-
cago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
MORE PRACTICAL

I'D like to kiss the hem of her
scarf"
"Id rather kiss her dainty coat of
tan."-Kansas City Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
CLEAR, CRISP AND CLEAN

Population of Los Angeles 32z.685
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11

On all matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles r. Gates advertising man
ager.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-11
AN ARMY POST HERE

Los Angeles, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

WuWARnEN NAN. Cal June II
Jifu Ieffriea today has every thing
De needs % wsent successfully the
snsiauehtz % Jack Johnson. n
Johnson - going % 40 any on
#Iaushiine TWn weeks ago llM's
nye VAS had uis Judgment 81 dis
lance vas distressing he aueked
in'n punches. missed easy lradN. and
could not step On or cat with any
3ewres ~ safety TBaaF De has that
essential known az time. and with
hla speed. strength. heart and DE-
termination. he ~ an flf as BE was
six years aKe
Hy this mean he h III physically
Is give battle 90 another man. What
hr IL ahir 60 FerniFe - q question
that cant BE- settled until b. fac@n
Johnson and receives Hngnr good
hard punches n IeffSirH can
Weather the storm ~ hluNN he OK
reeta 20 receive Ia the early rounds
Jack Johnson IN all probability viii
leave the ring a badly beaten man.
II depend. an Jeffrics ability 10
withstand the blows.
Two snnnth9 Hza ! cnntsudea that
Ieffriea had come back a. FAR as
physical condition Wha concerned
~ waH trim. his wina was mar
vicious. his endurana~ almost un-
is.lirvable. Scuffnra and diNNruntlsd
critics declare the BIG fellows was
gone. and waa mNreiY posing Tot
Tho money there was 10 ~ Today
the same critics are singing his
praises
A. have said. yeffrirs' glove
work few weeks aEp NaH sievsniT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

BAN FRANCISCO. june IL
That another effort 10 stop the big
battle between JeffrieH aud John.
son may take place. this time baek.
Cd By one ~ the men Intimately
connected with The fight. was learn.
ed today when n became known
that George Little. former manager
for Jack Johnson. had asked an
attorney here 20 prepare a suit re.
stTalninR tho principals or their
hackers from collecting any Of tho
money taken IN at any fight par.
ticipafed in b. johnson.
LAttleH contemplated suit IA
directed against Johnson. Jeffhea
Berger, Richard, Gleason and
Timothy d Sullivan ~ New York.
the stakeholder for the big fight
Attorney Henry Ach prepared the
papers in the suit. but they have
not been filed. and Ach has with
drawn from the case on the
grounds that be has no time 10
handle Il further.
Tho trouble started when John
BON M4NfhHfF tN AdkAttf 1AHhAff iaN
To took his contract 20 Ach aud
said he wanted 20 collect the money
duo him. Ach considered the mat
ter and advised Little that the best
method Of procedure was 10 file a
suit restraining All Interested per
sons from collecting money taken
In nj any fight In which johnson
participated until the remaining
money due Little has been paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
JEFFRIES I'M SHAPE TO
Meet JACK JOHNSON

! To-day no has ~timo and eye In
a three Ground So with CaFbett. jeff
handled ~tsHntirmam Jiui as be
pleased Foot hssd and fgHf worked
with precision that haffird Cor
belt bwt ktuE hiochink counter
luS leading. everything WAA in per
feet working order
With ~ fast a urAn a. Curhelg be-
fore him Jeff had ~vrrY chance "a
prove 60 himself and thc spectators
ieni he had rcEniBrd his eyw Three
rounds more with ChoYuaki accrniu-
aztec the fact that Iaffa time was
peffrct The three rounds wrrr
earnest and convincing There was
no pulling ~ plaehea Every time
there waa an eprnlis4 there Ma a
slam. and a good ems. railing into
a crnueh Jeff faksd with rite right
and Then showed = lrft 20 the atnm-
aeh. swinging u up with practically
the same movement az henh %
the Jazz Try 40 he aouid ChaYn
nki could nat atop 'he daubis puueh
With general form. ESQ and time.
AL thar trfsrirs needs ls fhe power
n asHimiiatinK nuniaAment. II he
can stand a waiior e. ihe ui8riff
ur = crack on the chin. BE- ls as good
az ever. Hip trainers say hr can
stand The punishment. huf there u
tendency ON ths part ~ aia-
npurianN 10 dlnhellrxw tAis4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
SAVING TEETH

Teeth saving Is akin to life saw.
ing. Good teeth are closely related
TO good health. The rule Of this
office Is 10 save teeth. Before the
discovery Of our method Of supply.
ing missing teeth. there was only
one way. and that was with a plate.
In this case the dentist would have
no hesitaney In pulling few teeth
which might be In the way. so he
could make a good job.
We want to arrest your attention
by this advertisement. II you are
halting between the old plan and
the new. and beg YOU 10 at least let
us have the opportunity Of showing
how unnecessary Il Is TO lose a nat.
ural tooth n you will have your
teeth fixed by our method.
After we submit a mass of testi.
mony I'm our favor from patients
who have listened to as. you will
thank us all the days Of your life
for our warning Our method has
revoutionized the science OF den
tistry and brought health and hap.
niness 10 many people whom we
have done this work for.
The work OF putting these teeth
IN the mouth aud anchoring them
f. not the least bit painful.
We give written guarantee
with all work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
2N4A e.. 81. MH

When such testimonials are re-
ceived from patients II IL surely the
best evidence that can be secured
on the efficacy OF the Loughney
Bake oven Treatments. Az the
Loughney Institute you VIII find a
staff OF Physicians who are compe-
tent 10 give you The very best ad-
vice. and II you are ailing you
should consult them at once. They
make no charges for Consultation
and Advice. Trained Nurses are on
duty at all times. and there are
lady nurses for lady patients. The
hours are from A. IN. TO . p. IN.
and . 10 ~ on Sundays. The offices
are located at the corner OF Second
Avenue and Pike Street, In Suite
220-22B Peoples Bank Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
LITTLE WOULD
STOP THE FICR'
Tells Lawyer to Prepare Papers RestrainiOv !,
Jeffries, ETC., From Collecting ANY Of H. NJ
Taken in July Until His Remaining Wac. .'',7
Paid. ~

Separate suig viii pr.b.,,.
against Johnson seeklrv Z
due y 'Aaa 4 !
The SUIT Is being held !.
present Win the wi1ts.,1 !
Ach from The case 4 BE '..,''.s
aafy iof Little % find soo.s 4.
iofney who would All y,
~ 30 one has undertake. !.
When Informed that ths
manager u Jack Johnso, n III.
Tying up the gate IA =
said that no matter VIA, ~.
ior Little might %. M ~ -
neys would take no 49,. /
matter save % protect ~ ~.
Of tho promoters u The IA -.
u IL q matter Of dam,s.,.
Gleason aud my aitefpsss :. !
NAT Little has no chanes "a -
any damages Tor q prostse, Y y. :
ment u Johnson. Little -.
% knowing how mucl. uIIl 1. !. !
house when Jeffrles AZ ~
fight and how much Iohs,r !
receive
Anyway. We Win tats "a j
IN any trouble between Iob.s. j
Little. except 70 protsei -, =
esta II IL foolish Tor l.l.iI. I, /.
ono else 70 say the sult !, y I
junction would prsYesi a. \
fight The injunction lisss ~
be based on the PROMISE a. !
fight would be held 10 lssvs )
money which n is sought b ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

like that. for he had declared him
self satisfied with Huien The day
isaforr
THE pfelimlnarica with the errrp-
tlou ~ one. we're nearly az fast and
good a. the real event
Tom Marshall and Cliff Dyer. az
100 pounds. went four suaams al
lightning speed. Marshall winning
easily curieY Smith ard Kid Lewis
also put 40 a mighty good exhibit
ton. and although mixing q Elk
furious rounds. were 20 even that
Fsta Mnidoon. referee 81 the pre-.
ilminaries called u a draw. Lewis
Il a oolnrsd boy. and while un-
trained and about 10 pounds lighter
than hia opponent. forced the game
All the timc.
The preliminary that went wrong
was between Pete kciger and Joe
Emery. wcitorWeiGhta keiEer. after
getting half a round % Emcry'm
game. quit like a cur. and picking
= chAncs 20 drop TO Tho floor, lay
there and was counted out. The
crowd Kissed and booted him off
the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

II was a great game, that must be
admitted After the first two In
ninNs when Seattle grabbed three
and Tacoma one, the scrappcrs set-
tied down % a atcRdy. hard fight
with lightning iniield work. fair
pitching and an kinda of pep. Atoms
In the eighth Raasey, busting for
the flesh pots ~ Gerald's Cafe sent
enc over the fence with two on and
lied the score. And then didn't the
crowd yell To hear the Noise one
would have thought himself M Ta-
coma. But Seattle slipped Two across
a. the ninth. ana the final tally Was
% 10 the Turks favor
Mike Eynch was the real bona
fidc hero 81 the day. Besides scoring
; bunch 90 runs. he pulled OF tho
best spectacular outfteld stunt ever
econ on the local grounds II hap
pened thusly Coleman, after scor-
tng Hartman with a nice hit. was
reposing on second base. hyrncs.
next up stuns tho ball on the nose
Tor a terrific swat and u looked
ike it was going ever centerfield
fence But Lynch tha mighty. the
fast guy. spcedrd up like lack
rabbit. and sfabhink the air with
his meat hand safely caught the
sphere Coleman. noe thinking any
man could cover enough ground
20 get the long hit. had started for
third. 50 Lynch with a quick throw
caught him OF the nest a great
piece nf work
In the ninth Seattle came through
with tho needed two runs BY got
ting Akin on first through tfanspor-
tatson. and scoring him on hits by
Bennett and Raymond. Adams
next up. sent a hot one % Coleman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
Nl'VEIGH Wins FROM
MRRINO HANDS DOWN
Fast Eight Round Contest Taken by Austin's Find in
Nice Fashion-Good Sport Furnished Fans at the
Initial Appearance of the Elliott Bay Boxing Club.

furclas the Ranse from the first
TAP ~ the gems. husky little Pete
MeFeigh easily showed himself the
master ~ Eddie Marine IN the
eight round contest az this Grand
isst ulEhi Pete rushed the George
tpMu boy all over tho fin0. ard phsu
The latter ciluehsd 60 save himself.
McNoiKh got Ia hia best work 40
an iufiKhtrf Pete showed himself o.
be a master and his short arm laha
and upuercuta Nmuid have put any
less Hffuue man uut ln glE t3sna
Pete retired unFufflrd after being
declared winner IN the eighth. while
Marine waH all in. and staggered
Bff the stARe
The crowd Was pulling Tor Pete,
a. Marino ausered himself before
the contest started ~ kichinE on
tho refcrar. and holding ths crowd
half hour Nhiis his seconds. az
sisted b himself wfanEi@8 ~igh
anybody that w1uid listen. Marine
ptieffra Ga fiuirn for no reason
whatever. and absolutely refused 90
50 en- with Charlie IN shr ring II
was rather lste % bring up a kick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
A LADY TELLS
HER EXPERIENCE
This Patient Was Instantly
Relieved by the Lough-
ney Bake Oven Treat
ments-Read Her Letter

Every dag brings new triumpha 10
the LoUEhney Bake Oven. and this
system Of treating stubborn eases %
Rheumatism. Stomach. Bowel and
Liver troubles does not fail 10 bring
relief almost Instantly Mrs A. 8.
TAFT. who Is resident OF Redondo.
Washington. IL one ~ the latest pa.
tienta. and her letter foIlows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
WOLGAST BREAKS
ARM BUT WINS

MILWAUKEE. June II. - Al
though breaking small bone In
hts left forearm In the seventh
round ~ a contest last night That
was scheduled o. go TO- "a W0igaat.
lightweight champion. finished the
route with a shade the best Of n
over his opponent. Jack Redmond Of
Milwaukee
Wolgast hurt his arm in the fourth
In blocking one ~ Rcdmoud's joifs.
and IN the seventh broke the small
bone just above the wrist
Wolgaat easily had the edge on
his opponent up % the time he was
hurt. and had not extended himself
While the fight was scheduled az
"A no-decisiOn affair Woigast was
given the newspaper decision on
account of his good showing up 70
the seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

Il have been troubled with my
Liver and Stomach for some little
time. and was attacked with Rheu-
matlsm a few months ago. Know.
ing what the Loughney Bake Ovens
have done for others. ! decided to
take the Treatments. and came from
my home In Redondo to Seattle TO
get relief. I was pleasantly sur
prised when the desired results
came with the very first treatment.
and have continued to improve as
the treatments progressed. | think
they are fine for any one that Is
troubled with Rheumatism. or their
Stomach or Liver They are pleas
ant TO take and the nurses give one
every attention"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
M'FARLkHD AND
WEIGH IN JULY

LONDON. June li.--Packey Nc.
Farland. the pride OF the Chicago
stock yards. and Freddie Welch
probably will fight at Cardiff.
Wales. early in July.
The purse will be $4,000. The
general dissatisfaction Of the sport.
Ing public over the referees deci.
sion which robbed Mcfarland OF
the last bout between the two
youngsters. insures a good attend.
ance at the next match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
VETERANS FIGHT
TEN ROUND DRAW

PORTLAND ore. June ii-He-
fore n large crowd n fight fans Al
the Exposition rink. mysterious biiiy
smith and Al Seili went through 80
rounds % clever boxing last night
The match was declared q draw.
Nciil. tha san Franciscan. was
tapped on the neck In the seventh
round. and hlt the floor lie was
assisted "a his feet ~ Smith
The two veterans were well
known In the squared circle 10 years
ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
TURKS SHOW CLASS in
WINNING FROM TIGERS
Lynch Is Brighteyed Hero of the Day-Seettle Wins
Out in the Ninth, After Tacoma Ties the Score
Bassey, Being Hungry, Geralds.

who booted letting Raymond score,
All was over,
Annis worked only two Innings,
as no was as wlld az hawk and
not effective. Butler. who replaced
him. pitched a good game until tho
ninth. when several hits and a boot
got him into his trouble
Eackcft. except Tor che first and
tho seventh and eighth. was master
% the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
.kETCHEL KNOCKS
OUT JIM SMITH

NEW YORK. June 1f.-Stanioy
ketchel Knocked out Jim Smith Of
New York IN the fifth round Of a
match scheduled to 20 10 at the
National Sporting club last night
The fight was rough all tho way
through, and most Of the work was
done I'm the ciinches. Smith WAS
game and Aggressive, but was out
ciassed by Ketchel. who finished aa
fresh as when he entered the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
FERGUSOH-BARRY
SCRAP JUNE II

LOS ANGELES. Cal. June IL
Amer many ehangings and shift
ings. the date for the proposed Fer.
guson Barry battle has been fixed
and the heayies will meet in SIC.
Carey's Maud Junction arena on the
evening Of June ~.
Both men already are doing light
work Ia preparation Tor their fighi.
which VIII be over the usual Los
Angeles iO-round route.
Sin four-round preliminRriea
have been arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
VANCOUVER AND RETURN ss.so

Saturday and Sunday, 3 n. m.
from pier A, by Princess Victoria.
and 1880 y. m. Saturday by
Princess Charlotte. good 10 leave
Vancouver Sunday night. Can.
adlan Pacific railway. Both phones
2O9. s'*