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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-22
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SUPERINTENDENT Tor GFifdfh.
Angstead for Ward; Fleagle for Henry
Henry for Angsetad; Neibert FOR Hem
ry. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2, Johnson.
Shift Goal kicks Burch Q, Wilcock-
son. Drop for goal Brady, Beck
stresser, Parsons. Umpire-Moore,
Columbus City. Field Judge zeigler,
Parsons. Head linesman-Merrifeld,
Parsons.
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si,een Lowest AZ Year.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Nov. FL
Closing sheep and lamb prices were
lowest Of the wear. Compared with tht.
previous weeks close most sheep
showed 5o@6oc decline and lambs
We're, generally anywhere from S5c@
S1.15 idown. Despite the big drop in
prices demand was more ind ifferent of
late than it was before the decline
started. Feeding classes ruled steady
most of the week, and as no more
dipping will be done this season trade
on such offerings should hold up COM
sraratively WELL Wethers sold at :3.25T
4.25. only q few beating s3.75. while
most ewes landed at s3m2,50. with a
few at high time IN to $3.50, while sec
onds landed at s1:25@a50 Yearlings
made s4M5.10. bulk downward from
s4.5o. Feeding wethers sold mainly at
s3.50m3.65, with ewes at $1.50@3. and
breeders at s3.25@4. with feeding
yearlinos mostly at $4@4.25. Native
lambs sold at s46N675: Sc was barely
ouotable ut the. close. while fed west
erns made s5.50m6.60. Feeders went at
s2.25m6, bulk at s4@5.75. Quotations
follow:
Wetl,ers. plain to fancy 81. .$3.15M3.S5
Yearlings.s fair TO choice -. 400674.75
Eggs. common to best ..... 2.75M3-bO
Breeding ewes all ages s.. 3.1bm3.S5
R"cEs and Gull sheep $3.50. 1.25@2.5O
Native lambs, common to
nlain .. 5.15m5 80
Lamts. seconds .... So. 4.00M5.n0
Feeding lambs, all kinds &. 3.75@5.S5
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

furnished by E. w Wagner & Co,
members Chicago Board Of Trade,
Rooms, and s. Chiffon Block. OF
t,i,pwa phone 1874: iowa phone
539-R. C. j. Kobel. Local Mana ger.
.WHEAT- HIGH Low Nov FL Nnxe1 q
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st. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, Nov. 21.-The grain mar
ket follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Corn-45Bc.
Oats-33Hc.
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THE CHEAPEST FARMS IN NEBR.
$50 acres two miles from town; good
five room dwelling. crib and gran !
airy, barn: all fenced: 240 acres un-
der plow: 40 acres in fall wheat.
looking fine. Price $50 per acre;
worth SIS per acre. 800 acres 5 miles
from town: 5 room dwelling; barn
1906; COW barn 20x3O; shed 40x40;
hog house; buildings all new; all
fenced and cross fenced; $50 acres
under plow; Corn now on this land
will yield go bu. per acre Price $42.5 80
per acre: worth s55 per acre; easy
terms. Fine alfalfa land. Harry Pat
tee, owner. Republican City, Nebr.
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OfftcI1IS.
Referee Connect. Virginia. M
Umpire Sihler, Illinois. /.
Field Judge Curtis, Michigan.
Time Of quarters minutes.
Touchdowns, 4.
Coal after touchdown, 8.
Touchdowns--Hyland 8, Murphy 2
Banton 81 .;s ~ y II s
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New York. Nov. 1.-Butter-Ma Market
easy: receipts. 500: creamery. 24@32c.;
held creamery. 25h @311sc.: state
dairy, 24@30c.: process, 24@27c.: im-
itation creamery firsts, 24H @25hc.:
factory. 23h @24kc.
EGGS-Market firm receipts, $500;
fresh gathered extra f1rsts, &c.,: firsts,
31@35c.: seconds. 2a@30c.
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FOR sALE-A PAIR GREY MARES
in foal s and years old, weight
3 $500, also new harness and good
wagon. Must sell in a few days.
Cash or note wit, approved security.
Call quick Fred Teach. Agency, la.
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case from tie week before, while bulls
went 15@20c higher on brisk packer
demand. Calves had a 75c@$1 slump.
seeder and stock steers finished on.
firm basis with last week, recovering
early week declines of 10@15c. Prices
had the following range:
Choice to fancy steers $6.35@7.50
Medium to good steers 5.4O@6.25
Inferior to fair steers . ~. 4.35M5.30
Fat cows and heifers ... 3.20M6.25
Canning cows and heifers. 2.00@3 800
Native bulls and stays 300@5.15
Feeding cattle. 600@1.100 lbs 3.00@5.4O
Fair to fancy veal calves 750@9.25
Heavy calves 3.O0M4.75
Export steers .... 5.40@6.15
Western range steers. $425@6.15
Distillery steers 600@6.50
Mixers. springers, head :, 30.O0@70.0o
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RANGE or HOG PRICES.
192@255

= Range OF hog values at Chicago FOR
the past week with comparisons:
Nfixad and r foh+ m.
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CHICAGO Grain Futures.

l17-0 '--|" VtTTNdHJ cttss tItUISSs 1900
Chicago. Nov.r21.-The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT May opened. 97M@s7Ac.;
low, SEA @96%c.; closed. $3.50: July.
CoRN-May opened, 4sA @46Mc.;
high, 46Mc.: low, 1850; closed, 46hc.;
Jaly, f11s @4sisc.
. OATS-May opened, SO rs @34c.: high
SO M34c.; low, 335sc.; closed, 33Ac.;
July. So II {.
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New York Poultry Market,

Ntw York. Nov. 21.-Poultry-Mar-
ket alive firm; western chickens. 1870
14c !; fowls. 13I14c.: turkeys. 14@22c.
Dressed-Market firm: chickens Is n
617c.; fowls, 11@1Sc.: turkeys. 1870
26c.
Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Nov. 21.-The corn market
follows:
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CHICAGO Provision Market.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-The provision
market follows:
Pork Jan-$17.15.
Il Lard-$9.85.
Ribs-$9.O7h..
Rye-cash-7shc. y
Barley-60@ S1Ac.
Timothy-cash--$S@ 9.25.
Clover-$10@13.50. S
Chicago Butter and Ego Market.
~ Chicago, Nov. 21.-Butter-Market
steady: creameries. 24@30hc.; diaries.
i23@27c.
EGGS-Market steady; receipts. p
500 cases; at market, cases included,
1914 @221sc.; firsts. 2sc.; prime flrsts.
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STOP! LISTEN! 40 ACRE FARM
$4S5, cheap timberland other farms
McGrath, Mountain View. Mo.
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WE HAVE CHOICE FARMS FOR
sale that III make you fine homes
or large profits as an investment.
sCome and see what we have. McIntire
Real Estate Co. Blakesbure, Ia
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dained, assistant to Rev. Peter Kern
OF st. Mary's, Fort Madison.
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You can buy furs through. Courier Wan. Adj.
Poultry and Eggs

FOR sALE-ROsE COMB RHODE
Island Red Cockerels. Price 75c. and
y VI each. Address L. r. Cline, Pack
wood, Ia, r. No. Q.
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MINISTERS, TRUST THE LATEST.

Hampton Ministerial Association Vote
to Permit No Outsiders to Use
Pulpits.
Hampton, Nov.21.-There are meat
trusts and doctors trusts, and steel
trusts. but the newest trust is that Of
the ministers. This trust is formed not
so much for making money or saving
souls, but to protect the people from
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FOR SALE CHEAP. IF TAKEN
soon, 10h acres poultry and fruit
farm. For full information address
c. J. De Hart. Saint Charles. lows
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FOR sALE-SAW MILL IN FIRST
class condition. Wilson Carriage Co.

FOR sALE-1ss ACRE FARM ONE
mile south Of Dudley. Fair improve
ments 70 acres cultivated. balance
fresh pasture. Will sell all or part.
For terms address J. 2. Eyre. Dud-
ley. Ia.
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Wanted
For Sale

FOR SALE RIGHT-ONE HIGH
grade Jersey bull, age 20 months.
Three miles east Of Eldon. Farmers
phone. G. w Mintoyne.
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HOGS SHOW DECREASE.
Porkers are Quoted at Ton Cent Drop
TIL. Morning. Oats up One

Hogs show a ten cent decrease this
morning. Oats are shown at one cent
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IOWA FARMERS IN APPANOOSE
county. We can suit you in price and
terms Come and see us. Baldwin &
Neff, Unionville. Ia.
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HEARTILY RECEIVED

40. s-4O@4oNc.; new, 45c.
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ch;e.oo Poultry Market.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-Poultry-M Market
easy turkeys, alive, lie; dressed 22c.:
hens, live, 1oc.; springs. live, 12c.
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FOR SALE--2 GOOD YOUNG JACKS
and Percheron stallion at " price
If taken quick. M. McCrory, Moravia.
Ia.
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FOR SALE-PUPE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed F. Oehler. Moravia. Ia.
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FOR SALE-soME BIG GRoWTHY
Berkshire boars and gifts of the
right breeding. Also two Aberdeen
Angus Bull calves. Extra good ones.
Weight $50 and 700 lbs. N. M. Gilt
ner. Agency, Ia.
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FOR sALE-255 ACRES OF LAND
at SIS per acre. Mortgage $500
which will stand until 1915 at 51h %.
A good ten room house, large barn.
Chisman Real Estate Co., Blakes-
1 burg, Ia
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Liverpool Gables.
2 CLOSING Wheat, sos up: corn
unchanged q H up.
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WANTED 30 ROSE COMB BROWN
Leghorn pullets. Address Mia,
care Courier.
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.TODAY'S MARKET NEWS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
JEFFS STAMINA
WAS BEST SSET

Were n not Tor tho wonderful
stamina jim Jeffrlos Possesses be
would probably never save been
known 70 puglllsslc circles outside ~
California. for when the undefeated
champion first started hia ring ca
reaf he was really nothing more
Than a punching bag for hts appp-
ueuta None II the third and fourth
raters whom Irffflas met ia tho
early anys found any trouble landing
on him
They ne him when and where they
pleased with might and main. until
they exhausted themselves hitting
him Blows seemed ta have no e.
feet. whether landed In the pit u
The stomach or ON the point ~ the
Jaw That mountain If hrawu and
muscle Just continued 60 advance.
untii ne finally would send h0tue the
blow which a8vc him the battle.
Took Them AZ.
nucklnF or blocking were an
known % Jeffries lie Just waaed
in. took 20 blows for tho privilege
~ landing one No other man could
have lasted under such punishment.
Gradually however. the big fellow
realised that there WAS something
more than merely LANDING blows or
receiving them 20 the game He
learned what others taught him with
marvellous fapidity. aud improved
with every fight until when de-
fought Jim Corhftt tho last time az
perts declared that he had not aniy
Knocked out Corhett. perhaps fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

uhlfsieet heavy weight of hts aay.
bat had out'soaed him. 3 record ~
which Jeffrlcs has ever baen proud
Time aud time again. Jeffries
early in his career. has llsan kn0c ked
dlExy but that wonderful rocupera-
tive power always kept aim strong
enough 60 wear his man down Thai
was 4effrisH when be- started. when
De retired he vas finished tighter.
80 II the years - idleuesa have made
inrpada GA his rscureratfve powers
bis clevernesa and knowledge of the
game VII prevent him from having
% subject himself 20 the punish
ment he dtd when h. first started out
90 gain pugilistic honors
Left Is X. o. Mitt.
In al his battles Jim Jeffrlcs has
landed the decisive blow with hls
Jeff hand. II Is Ia the larboara APP
p"ndnKe that the former champion
has the wallpp which has put -
many ~ his victims % sleep. I'm
like most fighters. Jsffries does not
have 10 swing with that lef hand
90 get sufficient force behind ID a.
make the man be hits think ~ WIS
kicked by a mule. n only takes a
short poke from that mRuler % send
an athlete into dreamiand
Strange 90 say. Johnson too has
n vicious left hand. though a. uses
q more Tor gabbing purposes than
90 land huoCkouts JEFF does not 90
much iahhinE 10 tries 20 make
every one ~ his blows eud the fisht
and this fact accounts for the many
kn0rk0uts no has scored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
RECORD crowd TO
SEE TIE NEXT
FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 10 Bat.
Ting Nelson and Ad Wulgaat. de.
spite the rain, we're ON the road Rt
the usual hour today. and both Gov
cred the regular distance This att
ernuon they went through their full
gymnasium program. the moving
picture man adding a little varla
ton 20 WolRasta work be having
10 do all bits stunts before the
camera
The sale of seats went faster TO
day than on Thursday. when the
advance sale amounted 10 f2.b00
out Of town orders continue tc
pour 3D. The hlenchcr seats. of
which there are 5000. win not be-
placed on sale until the gates are
opened at 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning Promoter Hester an
nounccd that he has taken unusual
precautions TO prevent the apecula
tors from grabbing big blocks of
liCkets. and Vt they succeed, despite
his efforts. be- viii send his own
men on the outside TO sell the GOV
etod pastoboarda az the advertised
price of 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

The whole bunch sleeps In one big
room and eats As onn hiE table
Early tn bed and uD with the hiysiies
ia tho rule
Practice takes an hour ~ Two q
day HtrafEhiauaY speed x'sr b
work on a circle. sharp turns. pro-
tlca in rauEh and smooth aasne-
that's THE program Plenty III o..
fistY is one % cnnnY'a noticed tit
she work - firing. and pufpoafl
- Tee mighty rarely that a mon.
brr ~ she crew has fu hs pat 20
bod hr force The plain sruf g.
vigorous outdoor work and aieep o.
doing their work effectively %
already The results are appauHit
There's been n los ~ inlk Isrdd a
about Meck and t'atiin not pun 4R
q Varsity oar this year Weil lAy
are ggttiuR out every day faf 90 b
fice and tonuy saya thrFl Fsss
So watch Tho crtw neNt HprtE.
and you can bet Beck and CaIln
eili he tharr. For there's q rtashu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
N :',!!,i!.!!.::.. all:

The Lincoln and Hroa1way Hleh
School hHshrthaii teams mifi meet
for the first time fhla season TONIGHT
in fhe Lincoln gymnasium TIE
game waa scheduled Dor naNt Thurs
day. and tho Broadway team was
preparing FOR a game at that timr.
bat yesterday morning tha fwn man
ayers got together and decided ~
pun on thn event tonight na both
had the date vacant
The tickets have been an rala af
the Lincoln school for some fima. bui
yesterday was fhe fret chance the
Nraadwayltea bad 90 buy in the
abort time they wero ora sale. how.
q large number were su'd and the
crowd should be a record brrn kcf
The Broadway team haa won but
ono game this year while the Linz
coin has beaten everything it ran or
against with Tbs exception of the
flrat gamo with Boliingham.
The gama wifi not hs aa aue-aided
aa a. might seem. though az the
broadway boys have been working
hard and The team ia in the boost
shape that n hiss heon this season
Tho second teams N the two schools
WIN play gaine before The big one
The faculty teams NJ the uroadwny
I end fhe Queen Anne schools pinycd
the second game ~ The fcuity ae8-
son in The Queen Anne gymnasium
Iyo1iorday afternoon.
Broadway VIII play Queen Anne q
week from tonight and tho week
after that viii take trip To- Eastern
/ Washington. playing ail che high
school and normal school teams they
LnMn llnl.
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ovsFuiaycd themselves and we're uu-
able 10 naV their iHeass and had %
aak g ~ xiwen times te pas their
markers
However. as the meeting went
along the h9akies began o. differ
entfats between the sheep and the
goats and af tbs ureaHmt time the
rings losa from bad markers 81
comparatively sfuaiL However. the
boobies in California seem 90 be
having a bard roW 90 hos. uurins
the first part q the meeting they
weFa All winning regularly bat were
unable % collect All their winnings
So the last twa weeks the public has
commenced "a pick vfnatrs with
surprising regularity and IL u aas
timated that tfoo 600 wpuid not
cover the LOSSES ~ thn ~m8mnfy
brokers" during that time
Some Sic Losers.
George Rose. the well known ie-
viathlsn hpakmakar came from
IuHFez and cut in az ths bad tima.
and the FIRST four days he operated
he lost tfIee0 The day uit -
Fortune was backed down from 10
o. Gu 3 60 ! Rose laid une riunNer
g. SEQ against $3.50 BOZ one bet and
the iuases ~ thH other baakiHH were
pruparfionatelF large. on Tire Same
day ninocuiar son ar IS 90 4. nnf
Billy EuNstrum who used tu book
at The Meadows iu the good old
DAYS laid t8Haa against $500 t0 Hne
better Frank unrnua. the hard
book king N san Francisco was
operating az she track iu partner
ship Wifh the midget nuuEie Allfle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
BALL BY
TIE LA ~

Aberdceu's legal fight for REIN
statement tn the Northwestern
league Is being continued today in
Judge Gilllam.H court The league
directors were cited ~ show cause
why they should not reinstatc the
Aberdeen club lu the circuit fhe
case being called yesterday morning.
Attorney Fred Miller ~ Spokane.
who represents the Northwestern
League. was unable 20 De pu hand.
his train being delayed. and The case
went over until afternoon. when d
WAS again postponed after lengthy
argument. IN which tho Aberdeen
attorneys protested against further
delay AZ compromise the teaii-
m0ny ~ Waiter Macflriane was
taken yesterday afternoon. Mr Mao
farlauc satisfying Judge Gillian that
II was necessary for him 90 return
10 Aberdeen yesterday
The case was resumed at 9t20 this
morning and it lg expected flnf it
will be disposed N during thc force
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
VARSITY CREW MEN LIVE
LIKE REAL LIFE VERS

UNIVERSITY oF WASHING
TON Feh Housed IN the ola
life saving station 81 the foot ~
Pay Streak. In mo exposition
grounds. the Varsity crew j. living
fhe SIMPLE NE and Efftins down a.
real w0fk an stroke and barge pran-
tice The SHELLS. hafNea and every
available craft Is pressed intn Hers
vice every afternoon IS ths craw
candidates
LIE Ig che station o. fuat about
that q ought - be- The rrrw IS
NOT. sfriciiy speaking. On training
set but. nevertheless the condition
irE Is going On in natural ard
gradual say Tbs boys eat uhsf
they waut o. and thffr diet u ~
no means confined ca vegetarian
grub. Tire substantial of0r ~
baked beams and che strengthening
smeii of tho steak la always IN evi-
denre around quarters Tor thcre'ii
boz plenty ~ tinie O. ntarve later on
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model Of man. Both men weigh.
Cd within a pound OF so Of 1853. 20
We RfnYely announced the light
To ourselves aa The "middloweiKht
championship OF the West Indies.
We pitched an lsf0ot rims az tho
extreme end of the low landing
pier. laying sail for the floor
ing II was understood between
the fighters that they were 10 mill
to a finish for $40 IN gold and a
quart Thcfmos bottle. two Of which
/ had brought down from tho
States. Thermos bottles were a
real novelty IN Cuba az that time,
and mine made such a vast impress.
sion On the members OF Smiths
station that I Clipped IN my extra
one 20 fatten the pot Columbus
with HIS eclipse trick created no
greater impression on the Indians
than ! did with the "flrs bottle"
that was cold to the touch but kept
the coffee boiling hot for a day
The Referee Question.
when ring time arrived Smith,
nay host. the principals. the four
other members Of the quarantine
station staff, and /. all trooped
down 10 the dock The fighters
seemed % look on the whole pro.
ceedings as a huge joke. bat Smith
was ne serious ~ Judge Aa the
ring just fitted the dock. the fight.
em had 10 take adjoining instead
% opposite corners. while she rest
Of ua iolisd IN easy chairs between
the corners. on the land side Of the
ring behind ua waa a table loaded
with cold drinks and long cigars.
and as We all had front row seats
big sun hats were IN no ones way.
Some comfort. that Those seats
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would pull down about 1900 a
throw at the JeifJack affair
We'll. the audience IL all here,
Why don't you get ia and got them
started r. ! asked Smith.
ooh. but say. my dear fellow
itd never do for me TO referee,
you know That's your part Of the
show" said Smith. lighting "a fresh
cigar and settling back comfort
ably IA his chair
What" I yelled. mot ca your
life won't stir out OF thls chair.
but III keep time and bang that
ships bell II You want"
But Smith was ineKorable iio
explained very quietly and calmly
that as he had achoolea both men.
and AZ they were both tn his en-
ploy. he was barred from making
a decision And what's more. he
made hlH arguments stick and sent
me through she ropes to do manual
labor Ia the aixzling sun. while he
and the rest Of the loafers loiled IN
cane chairs aud guyed me.
Oh. splash
Hut that fight was worth any
amount Of work Instead Of Il
couple ~ raw amateurs ! found
that was working with two clever
boxers. who. while not exactly
finished fighters. knew a lot about
the game They were as evenly
matched a. IL Is possible for two
men % be. and both we're in au.
pcrb shape. but both were tappers.
neither having a real X o kick In
him Smiths constant talk ~
Hportemanship" and fair play"
had been so drilled into them that
the thought Of foul tactics never
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HOT SPRINGS ITS
OLD SELF AGAIN

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb lo--
JOY reigns iu Hot Springs again. aud
IAN because the city Wne Hbr1isf
The gildel halls which have bhn
darhencd By shutters FOR ievufol
seasons wore opened again last
night and tho rattle az poker chips
the whlrr ~ the roulette and fhc
silent work oft the faro dealer w8ra
FOO evidence HEalu ln H.V full aodgod
Clubs" AN are open 0n Hu un-
written agreement mat wrcilQ fnes
shall be paid Pool rooms aud rn
ming fuli blast today
Hot Springs was recently H0 ahtri
of funds thnt an allormns wife
loaned the money t0 pav 1ff fh.
police Hud tho firamon
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broke out IN the early part of
1908 was then brewing Ny a..
sienment Was rovlnq one. aud !
decided TO spend few weeks IN
Cuba aud Jamaica on a still hunt
for sunday maKAHine features, en-
route TO the llaytlau capital
Therefore | Jumped at the invita-
ton OF friend 20 visit him at hts
place near Mafiel, Cuba. some 90
miles from Havana
a Transpianted Fan.
The little village OF Mariel,
populated for the most part by
fisher folk. Ia az picturesque =
spot al Is 10 be found ON the en-.
tire Cuban coast, but life there Is
rather ot a mnnoionoue round
Sailing on the bay, swimming In
side a shark proof stuekadc and
killing boa constructors Ia the hen
house exhausted the sporting pos.
sihilltles OF The place. and ! Joy
fully welcomed the invitation 81
an expatriated Engliehman e.
assist az n prize fight which he
proposed to stage In our honor
He WAS lonely fellow. this
Engllahman. holding the job Of
quarantine officer under the
Cuban government and having
charge OF the almost deserted
station az Mariel England hadn't
seen him for years. but he stu
talked OF "home." and tried 60
stock hla island station with
thoroughbred bulldogs
The Engllshman his name was
plain Frank smith, BY the way
was 4 fight fan OF the first water,
and although he hadn't seen a
real scrap for years he dovoured
the sporting columns 0f the