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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
DEMISE OF JAKE REYNOLDS.
Respected Old Timer Passes Away or
His Farm at Dogtooth,

His Farm at Dogtooth.
1t will be a. surprise to many of his
old friends in the city to hear of the
death of Jacob w. Reynolds, last Fri
day night, at mis- farm home at Dog
tooth, southwest of Mandan, Morton
county, N. D., where he took up q.
claim about four years ago. He had
long been a sufferer of abscess of
the lungs, but short time ago his
condition was aggravated by injuries
received in an accident on the farm.
He was 81 years of age and was fig
ured among the old timers. He had
held various positions in the city, for
some time on the police force, and
he was once the proprietor of the
Moorhead house. The body has been
brought to Moorhead for interment-
The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon from the Methodist church
at o'clock.
Mr.. Reynolds was a man who was
held in the highest of esteem and he
enjoyed the confidence of all who had
business or social dealings with him.
Besides a widow he is survived by
several adult children, Miss Marcia
l. Reynolds of the Howard Moody
store. Luther and Perley Reynolds.
and younger daughter who made
her home with her parents on the
farm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
PEARY IN CONFERENCE
WITH NEW YORK BANKER

New York, Jan. 81. - Commander
Peary had a conference today with
Jacob H. Schiff, the banker. Peary
said recently that he would be glad
to give his advisory services to an
Antarctic expedition. He would not
discuss today whether Mr.. Schiff will
aid in financing such an expedition or
not.
On Tuesday Governor Hughes will
present a purse Of $4,000, raised by
New YorkerE, to Commander Peary
as national testimonial. The exer-
cises are 10 be held under the auspices
of the Civic forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
AWAITING DEPORTATION
THEY DECLINE TO EAT

Galveston, Jan. S1.-Evidently pre-
ferring death by starvation than re-
turn to their native country, twenty
two Bulgarians held for deportation,
refusing food are beginning to carry
out the threat that they would die
rather than return home. This morn
ing when food was offered at the quar-
antine station all to a man refused,
and efforts of the officers throughout
the day to force them to eat have
proved unavailing Feeding by force
may be resorted to before the depart
ure of the next immigrant ship. The
government refused the immigrants a
home in this country fearing they
would become public charges.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
MOTHER lNHALEs FLAMES
WHILE RESCulNG BABY;
is IN DYING CONDITION

Pittsburg, Jan. 31-Rushing frantic
ally into the flames that we're consum-
ing her 2-year-old son, Mrs. Emily
Nudge of Presto, near here, was fatal
ly burned today when her home was
destroyed Mrs. Nudge Lad left the
child with an infant, few months
old, while she went to store. While
still making her purchases she saw
flames bursting from her house. The
mother rushed to her home and found
her son was already in the agony OF
death.
She rescued the baby but she her.
self inhaled the flames and Is In a
dying condition tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
Feruus Falls Winners. Too,

The debating team of the Fergus
Falls high, school defeated Park Re-
gion Lutheran college of the same city
in the debate on the subject, RE
solved, that Minnesota Should ADOPT
the Initiative and Referendum" Fri
day evening. The high school was rep
resented by Miss Florence Townley.
Vern Oblinger and Byron Hompe and
the college by Richard Melby, S. c.
Reishus and Randolph Dahl. The
high school took the negative.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
RECORD
Not a Criminal Case Tried Before
Judge n. r. Miller During the
Past Month.

If you don't believe the lid is on in
Fargo, ask Judge Fl. F. Miller. During
the month Of January and for" con-
siderable time In December not a
criminal case has been tried in his
court, a record that was never heard Of
before. In Judge Martin Ryan's court
three state cases have been prosecuted
during the past thirty days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
CLEVELAND is SEL ECTED
AZ CENTER OF FOOD pRoBE

Cleveland. Jan. S1.-Cleveiand was
today selected as the center OF the
statewide probe into the cost Of
living to be Instituted early next week
b. the legislative investigating conn
n1ittee appointed for that purpose,
The Summit county grand jury de-
ciared that "a part at least of the ln-
creased prices 10 due to unlawful and
artificial means caused by way of
combinations and agreements to con-
troll prices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
PARIS FLOOD IS FALLING

Continued from Page OnA
an hour. The weather continued IA
vorable, with rising barometer, The
recession OF the waters In some OF the
streets was noticeable during the fore
noon.
The situation at critical points was
amehorated to q considerable extent
today notably In the neaghborhood OF
st. Lazare station. Engineers now
hope to be able within o few days 10
shore UP the underground workings
and so prevent collapse Of the streets
and buildings, which has Appeared ln-
minent for several days.
Restore Public Service,
Beginning this morning, the authora-
ties concentrated their Efforts on cha
restoration of the crippled pubic ser.
vices, and the re- establishment of =
now demoraiiHsd railroad commua.ca-
tion. There Ia no prospect Of yestor-
ing the electric light and power svs-
TENS this week.
Few Fatalities Surprising,
IT waA offieiaily announced thai ma
total fall of the river at noon was tvso
feet, The sidewalk as the corner a.
Rue Caumartin and rue at, TaMare
fell into the subway today, Ne one
waa Injured.
The small loss Of life throughous the
period Of the disaster 10 q suFrrfsina
feature, Ree!tinE of public rsayeps
continues In the churches,
Yesterday the image OF se Gene.
We've, the patron eaiAt oe paria. was
carried In solemn pFeeeaHloa through
che afflicted districts On the lea baniE
Of the Seine,
Americans Contribute FFealy,
Messages OF sympathy and snaneiai
e0ntFthutleHa from abFead are atIlI
pouring, In, Among the numeroua
sums eahled direct from The Tynited
States ls $4,000 from the standard
Oil Col $4,000 from @peysg d o., aad
$4,000 from Frank j. deuld,
Seine RlsIna at Reuer,
HeueR, JaH, OIL, - The river sAlna
continued TO rise heFe today,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
A. >. Q, oIrIs sIoIahrIde.

About twenty-five of the girls from
the A. ., c., with Mrs, H. III. Aaker
and Mrs. w. Fl. BerEham az ctlapsr-
ons, assembled at tho college building
on Wednesday evening at 1880, where
they were met by o rig and taken out
for An old Dino sielghride. After an
hour and ouc-haif ride about the two
cities the party returned to the col.
Lege where Mrs. Aaixer entertained the
girls with a most delicious luncheon,
which all greatly enjoyed. After
luncheon all departed for their respec-
tive homes, voting the leaders OF the
party and Mrs, AaIxer very good enter
tainars
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
BEEF TRUST QUIZ Is
RESUMED in CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 31.-The federal grand
jury today resumed investigation into
ehe methods OF the so-Ealled beef
trust. Ralph Crewr, general counsel
for the National Packing Co. was a
witness. Documents and books be-
longing to the National Packing Co.
were examined.
Three managers and one clerk of
Swift & Co. were subpoenaed to ap-
pear.
Oliver e. Pagin, special assistant at
torney general, said that he would
probably return to Washington tonight
or tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
For Tent and Awning Factory,

The old Lamphere building on Fifth
street south has been acquired by
Beck G. Wright, who at the end of the
present season will use the structure
for the manufacture vf tents and avn
ings. During the coming summer the
building will be put into thorough re-
pair and remodeled to suit the firms
purposes. Since the business was es-
tablished in 1888 1t has more than
doubled and trebled and now the OUT
put of this importan Moorhead indus
try Is shipped many miles east, west.
north and south
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
Sticking GinLS ACCEPT
OFFERS OF MARRIAGE

Cincinnati, AIN. s1.--Not having
wealthy society women for patrons,
the fifty girl cigarmakers who have
been on strike here for some weeks.
have decided that husbands will do
just as well or better. Four OF the
girls announced today that they viii
be married next week and the engage
ments of six others have also been
made public,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
WIDELY KNOWN PRIEST
IS DEAD IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 31.-Rev. Thomas
Pope Hodnett. IS years old. pastor of
the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, died today, He served pas
torates at Milwaukee, watertown,
wis, Lincoln, ILL.,, and Dixon, Ia, For
many years he was treasurer of the
Irish Parliamentary league in Ameri-
ca and while 1t existed, was president
of the Infirm Priests association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
BURIAL GROUND
CASE AFFIRMED
U. s. SUPREME COURT DENIES IN.
JUNCTION TO THE INDIAN
WOMAN LAWYER.

Washington. Jan. S1.-The fight Of
Lydia B. Conley, the Indian woman
lawyer, to prevent the sale of burial
ground in Kansas City, Kas., where lie
the bodies of her ancestors, came to
an end today, adversely to her in the
supreme court Of the United States.
The court aff1rms the judgement of
the lower courts that her bin to en-
join those who proposed to disturb
the burial ground be Dismissed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
Renewing Acuuaintspces.

Billy Witherspoon, formerly Nor
thern Pacific ticket agent here, was in
the city for brief visit yesterday and
was heartily greeted by many of his
old friends. Mrs. Witherspoon has
been in Fargo a week or so visiting
her nephew, F. w. Thomas, the insur-
ance agent,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
District Court.

Today Judge Taylor was engaged
with a divorce suit, the plaintiff being
Gustava Olson against her husband,
Otto Olson. The complaint of the wife
alleges gross cruelty and general in
human treatment. At the conclusion
of this case the Hawley road case will
be taken up, the witnesses In which
arrived to-day
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31

Chicago, Jan. 31.--Hogs, $4,000; left
over, 3,194; market weak at Satur-
days average. Light, $7s56S35
mixed. $s.05@s.45; heavy, $s15@s5o;
rough, $s,150S.25. Cattle. 10000; II
cents higher; sheep, $4,000. stronger
Omaha, Jan. 31.--Hogs, 1000; cattle
$500; sheep, $500.
Kansas City, Jan. 31.-Hogs, 5000;
cattle, 1000; sheep. 5,oO0.-B. P. Co.
South st. Paul, Mimi. Jan. 81
Hogs, 3,40O. steady, s7.95 to $s.05:
cattle, 1900, to 10 cents higher:
sheep, 1900, steady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
MEN or WEALTH RAT
VEGETABLES AND FRu1T

New York, JaR, al-slE hunapea
representative HlaRufaatupars, megtlv
fleil Of wealth, ate q diaRar tedav az
the Machinery club, of Rathiaa hut
vegetables and fruit. Thepa wesa ~
HpaeeheH, bHt an Internal alaaussaon
OF file advanced cost ee livlna infi-
Gated tllat the universal pretaaE 81 fha
nation has the support az h,,siuess 80
men as well as Of labeRlag laaa. e -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
CONGRESS TOPUSH HIGH
COST OF LIVING PROBE

Washington, Jan, 31.-For hurrying
the congressional investigation of the
high cost of living the house ways and
means committee today authorized
Chairman Payne and Representative
Clark, the majority and minority lead
ers in the house, TO collaborate in the
preparation of resolution providing
for such an injury and defining the
form of procedure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
panof Imnrovamenta.

The Northern Pacific passenger depot
lie soon to have the interior embellished
with new seating system and 1t will
be installed right away as fast as the
seats can be unpaoked and set UP In
place--of course the JOY of Agent Stod-
der is unbounded and he wifi point
with pride etc
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
claw Reokar county Madloa

Tho annual meeting OF the Clay
Becker county medical society will be
held tonight IN the Offices of Drs. Ha-
gen and Verne. In addition to the
usual papers and their discussion, re-
ports for the year will be presented
and new officers will be elected. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
proceedings wiii - followed ~ ban
nnnlaa al 100 hlar,.

Knute Logan, the well known hotel
man Of Pelican Rapids, succumbed to
chronic asthma, at his home In that
city day or two ago. He was 81
years of age. The body was taken to
Beloit, Wis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
SOME PLAIN FACTS.

IL orchids eost o dime q bunch,
They'd peddie slow,
And cat-Fate terTapin for ItaRela
Would never 80
But orchids at q d0tieF each
Are IN demand,
And teFFapiH beyond our Fsaeta
Seems simply sFaTA,
/ merely state the simply tButhy
Let that sufIlee,
/ guess the merit of, foFseAth,
Lbss In the price,
yvaaiaiagtea Herald,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31

Rur Quotations by Bellies q Ress~s,
F0ssO, ". ..
no, j a. ~ cu's0 nloss,S Ill q AZ
. No. @. q. r1ssd Dull
hides .....,. .,.,...., .osh@ 10
10, q, q, .Rred CALI
hides 49,. .......s,. ~ % ,is
30, 4 horse hides, ,s.,.. 800 0 400
sheep pelts, q. 6.,s,..s 80 a $50
NO. talicws ,06M@ 100
M0. htdeG 10 lsses frozen hidss. IL
@sc laas, IS 20 quality,
Ntnk Minnesota, N0.
LARGE, dark .ss..s.....4.9 s.0O@ 100
Sinh, baig0t@s Me. ], large
daFk .............,..... s.os0 s0e
Muskra3, Minnesota, large $50 ,4S
MaeksaA Da1gOtas large. .zs6 40
MssgIkfae ktts ss4sssss.s44 80 .0e
@hunk, ~ TO giEe aaa eeI0g .e06 $50
lsad feK, 40 10 sire ans eeleF 4,0e@10,Oe
aaoeeCns 30 10 ssss aFs6
o@3eF sssssssssssSssssss s4tW SseV
slack beer ...s,s.ssssss4s 10.1eMRs.oe
Ab0ye pgfeag for goods Of quality aBa
wsal iganGte& TRASHY lets ~ asgs ~
wamkaAs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31

An anticipated pre-lenten event is a
dancing party to be given by the Crit
erion club, Monday. Feb. 7, at the
knights of Columbus hall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31

Monotony at the police station was
broken at noon when Officers Mullen
and Grant assisted an inebriate to the
city's place of confinement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31

Washington, Jan. 31.-One of Uncle
Sans most interesting and con-
scientious employees is a woman. Miss
Estele Reel. Her work in superinten-
dent of Indian schools.
Miss Reel is fitted by her life work
for the position. Sne is product OF
Wyoming and her early frontier ex-
perience gave her an intimate know
ledge of the Indians. Her work re-
quires long journeys on horseback or
by stage coach.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31

Visiting Clarence tstllyering-Yeu
apartment fl like lee. thought Ii was
steanl=ilaatedf
BtaY-at Home Ciaud- It's jan.
st0F h@ated,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Live stook Raeaints.

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Dow Jones g. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-31
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Continued from Page One.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-28
The Reason Why.

II happened to be laying over in .
town in the southwest for a few
hours" said the colonel, and 40
walked about the street noticed
dozens Of hogs wallowing in the mud.
holes or sleeping on the sidewalks.
When I finally came across the city
marshal I mentioned this fact and
asked why the porkers were not 70.
strained.
eyes. I believe there's Q law to At
It, he slowly replied.
"'And why isn't the law enforcsdI'
cts left to me. but I cant skassly
see my way clear
"'But there are the hogs and there
10 the law persisted.
Il was about to ask him what Il was
when . dog came along and pitched
into . hog fresh from . roll In the
mud, and the porksr uttered Q loud
squeal % the sharp teeth nippsd his
flank. The sound had not died away
whom dozen men, each with Q gun
in his hand came running out Of
houses. saloons and stores and looked
around for somebody to shoot.
"'You see.' said the marshal, % the
crowd broke and scattered, 'thas's the
law and thar's the hawgs, Jest % you
said, but when every man In town
owns q hawg and 10 willing to lay
down his life for him what you going
to do about it-shst up the hawgs or
shoot of the ownersT"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-04-28
3aualehH,

squsIehsd.
RI 6sIesi,6(i!:8 }sH1i In ps''''4'
The Tridsr-oA. darling
The CoQuetts-out e cut It's yoos
Wieo I'm sorry for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26
EMERYVILLE..

EMERYvfLI.E. Nov. Is, Entries
for tomorrow
First race. futurity course Eicc
truwan los. rhllllssina 100. ~
Stokes i05. Gond latent i0a. Hanni
bal hey Toe All Alone 100. Gaiens
Gale 100. Bclisnickvr 100. Camera
io5. Belle Kingston i05. Lookout
100. Cantem los.
second race five furlouEa Por
tola i0f. Abe slupskey ife. Captain
Miller t07 Picksulnny i0T. jim
Hasey ITO. PawhuakA Ito
Third race. five aud onehaN fur
longs -On Parole los. Hoaamo 1903
Lord - tire Forest Jos. Thistle belle
il2. Evran los. SO Quarter i07. Che
pontgc io9. Ills stick ITO.
Fourth race. one mlie-Coppnr
town %. Meitoudaie %. Jack Paine
i0t. Seaclift 100 Noon %. Madeline
Nuserave %. Black Mate 1906. Ara
see los. Raleigh 81
Fifth race. fumrlty course pla
t0ou 100. YclloWfoot 100. Tremhlo
1903. Elmolino los. Nebraska Lass
100. Burleigh i0s. swREgerlator 100
Balreed 100. Trnmotor fos. David
Boland los. Zisk Abrams 1903. Little
Buttercup TOO
Sixth race. seven furionEB Cap.
tain John III. Deneen III. Lescar
IS. Prosper III. Belmore III. Poppy
III, Golf BAN ii4. Osaabar 81. Jim
CarreratA t0T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

II you've been near the ball parks
IN Seattle you have probably noticed
that every dealer carries the Tom
keene-he has for his Gus.
toners INSIST. But II you're IN an.
other part Of town. and your cigar
dealer happens 10 be a largepront
pusher, then there's a store close
by where a dealer appreciates dual
lty. Get "a Tom Keene at Be there
and note that sweet. nutlike. AL.
mondIike taste In an extra mild.
ultra-mellow cigar. It's such an OK.
ceptionally rich and satisfying
smoke.
While we are iobbers for all kinds
OF cigars, we are advising our
thousands and thousands Of retail
dealers 10 push Bondy a. Lederer's
Tom Koene In spite OF its extra
close profit Schwabachcr Bros. a.
Co.. Inc, Seattle, Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

Dat NELSON'S
CHANCES GOOD
~ MAX nALTHAsAR.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2G-lIaa
Hnttllng Nelson come back7 The
question that has been asked by
fight followers the country over
since the e1'champion announced
that he was as good an ever. follow.
Ing his long rest and outing Ia Yel
lowHtone Park. will be given def
Unite and final answer this after.
noon. when he meets owen Moran.
the great little Englishman, IN q 20.
round contest Ia this city.
This encounter will be the au.
prome teat. and II Nelson wins de
clhively. all doubt that he really
has come back will have been set al
rest II he makes only an indif
terent showing we'll, Il can mean
nothing more than that one of the
greatest fighting machines the flng
has known II worn cut beyond the
possibility OF repair.
IN Moran the Dane will meet a
rather cloyerer man than Antoine
t.agrave. With whom he fought a
draw a few weeks ago
a seasoned veteran, a clever box
er. game 20 the core. with a thor.
oufh knowledge ~ all the finer
points 81 the profession. and cx
eeptionaliy strong for a man Of bis
Inches. Moran IL foemnn worthy
of any boxers steel. and II Nelson
gets By him wolsnst can no longer
hide behind his alleged Injuries 20
avoid a return battle
Nelson aseribed his poor showing
with t.aEfaYe 10 the fact that he had
not boxed enough 20 true his eye.
and 20 the taet that tho Frenchman
.outwelghed him about seven pounds
There IL some Justice IN the latter
claim. bat II bis Judgment on dln.
lance can be Bothered Is question
that only his showing against
Moran can answer
Nelaou did not she's that he had
come back IN bic fight wiih Ia
grave No excuse that be can offer
wiii alter thai palpahlr fact.
nui II be diaponcG OF Moran. be
will have convinced as that the
beating Wolgasi gave him has not
sent him to the puRillHtic grave.
yard and all emphasize the fact
that he IL the most wonderful body
in pugillam'a hlatory.
After all. Nelson's frame and
heart hhve heen his principal stock
IN trade lie has never been accuu
ed ~ being a faH. and admits him,
SELF that his superior endurance.
enabling him 20 outruugh his op.
poncnia. brought him 10 the top oi
the heap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

BERtiN. Nov. e6-The notorious
bacehanalian night life Of this city
reached a climax when "A well
known millionaire resident after
getting drunk tn a fashionable cafe.
stripped and plunged into bis
glass goldfish tank In the midst ~
"a thronR Of aoeiety men and women.
who cheered him. according Ia a
World dispatch.
The cafe - one % the-most popu.
lar IN Berlin with society people. u
wna crowded with persons OF fash,
lon
Having drunk heavily as host 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26
EMERYVILLE.

EMERYVILLE. Nov 25.--R Results
of t0daya races
First race. six fufionHa-F. "
Shaw, 40 20 I. won. Titus II. rs to
second Lady Rensselaer,. 7 to 1.
third Time-f.t5 Is.
Second race. six furionEa- Billy
Myer. 10 s. won. r VI. Fry. to
I. second: Geneva. 10 10 1. third
Time-ii5
Third race. milo and three sir
teenths-Star Actor. 3 to 2. won
Captain Burnett. II TO 2. second
Treasure Seeker. 10 10 1. third. Time
II: 4-5
Fourth race. six furiongs Dargin
25 to j. won. Dahlgren. s 10 4. sec
ond Daddy Clip. 2 10 s, third Time
Il: IS Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

"a merry party. the millionaire said
he felt unwell He declared thai all
he needed 60 put him riEht was a
cold bath. lie staggered behind a
screen. diarobed and. hurrying
through the asloniahed but laughing
crowd. plunged hcadiong inio the
great glaAH tank. scattering water
and goldfish over the men and won
en- sitting near
The Attendants fiahrd the swim
mcr GOT and hustled him behind The
screen. The women. some of whose
costly evening gowns were ruined
by the npiaahed water. struggled FOR
possession 81 the fish as nemeniooa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26
Football Players
Allowed to Smoke

College boys In athletics as a rule
are not permitted to indulge in 10.
bacco. But some OF the leading
coaches Of the country impose only
one general restriction: The kind
Of a cigar the ball player should
smoke must not be green, rank Ha-
vana. nor should II be the scratchy.
strawy kind ffor. as some doctors
say. smoking straw is worse than
tObaccoJ
Perhaps that's the reason so
many athletes are smoking only ci.
gars made by the "PRESADO"
blend. IT'S that extra mlldnesa Of
the blend yet not a strawy mild.
ness-the rich and satisfying mel
lOwness Of the "PRESADO" blend
that has made the Tom Kcene Sc
cigar a fayorite among athletes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26

"a captain Of the 1911 football
eleven al Whitman college.
Overtraininx for athletic achieve.
mcnta IL blamed Tor the death 81
Iamea Cody. IT,. Of boston lie
was one nf the most prominent
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the East aud 20 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-26
fine WEATHER
FOR BIG FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2s.-
Sunshine" Jim Coffroth had his
proverblal luck today. and the
sun shone clearly on Blots arena.
where be had arranged 20 stage
the 20-round fight this afternoon
between Battling Nelson and Owen
Moran. to decide on a legitimate
opponent FOR Champion Ad VOL
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