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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15

Although the subject OF broodiug
covered in our issue of February first.
| am in receipt of a number of re-
quests from subscribers-probably
new members of The Ranch family =
for information on that subject.
Briefly, l would say, to begin with,
that | would make no effort to raise
the chick that drags along after its fell
lows and matches out on the twenty
second or twenty third day. | make a
practice now of shutting down the
machine on the morning of the tWen
ty-second day AMI taking out such
chicks as have failed to come through
by that time and giving them burial;
for | have found that these late
Matched chicks seldom amount to
much. No food should be given to
chicks for 48 hours after the end OF
the hatch nor should they have water.
What they need during this time is
plenty of sleep and chance to digest
the cons iderable part of the yolk
which they contain when Matched.
Bowel troubles are very apt to ensue
if they are fed before they have had
chance to do this. Before feeding
they should be given some fine chick
grit and at the first there is no better
food for them than good brand of
prepared chick food. This chick
food should be of fine hard grains
and seeds and free from dust or chaff
The chicks should be fed six times a
day at first, at intervals of about two
hours beginning at seven O'Clock in
the morning and ending at five in the
afternoon. They should be given
about half thimbleful to the chick
and at the end of five minutes what
they have not eaten should be swept
up out of the way and may be given
to the older fowls but should not be
offered to the little ones again. Right
here 1 must caution against feeding
inside the brooder. A feeding yard
OF tray, two to three feet deep and
the width of the brooder, fenced in
with a wire netting six inches in
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15
Letter From a Poultryman.
Editor Ranch.

Dear Sir In The Ranch May first,
there appears an article Of much
sound sense showing conclusively to
the consumer that it is not the pro-
Queer who is reaping the harvest
from the high prices of eggs. l be-
lieve that unless eggs go much higher
or feed gets cheaper there will be many
more people who will quit the poultry
business, simply be frozen out.
| buy my wheat and whole corn by
the ton and find that of the two the
corn is little cheaper feed at the
same price per ton. l also use the
hopper method of feeding because
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15
Care of Br0oder Chicks.

height, should be attached to its front
and the chicks called out int. it for
their feed. Feeding inside the brood
er is extremely unsanitary and pro-
vocative of disease. When the chicks
are first put in the brooder the tenn
perature should not be over SO or
under 90 degrees. Tie ther mometeI
used should be tested brooder ther
mometer, not the ordinary hardware
store implement which may be 10 de-
grees off, and it should be so placed as
to indicate the temperature two inch
es from the floor Of the hover and
about mid way between the center and
the sides. The temperature should
be gradually lowered at about the rate
of 5 degrees per week, but this is not
hard and fast rule and may be modi-
fed somewhat by observation of the
actions of the chicks. During the
day the chicks are running in and
out of the brooder all the time and
the temperature varies good deal but
at night when all are inside they
should distribute themselves evenly
over the floor, keeping away from the
corners and from the center heat as
WE'LL Ii the temperature is right they
will flop upon the floor touching each
other but not pile up anywhere. Ii
they crowd to the center they are too
cold, if to the corners the heat is ex-
cessive. For three or four days at
first the chicks should only be allowed
outside the brOoder to feed and then
should be herded back and kept inside
by wire screen at the front so that
they will have sufficient air. After
that they may be allowed to run out
into the feeding yard at Will and when
week old they may be allowed to
run out on the floor of the broo6er pen
which it is to be hoped is a dirt
floor with plenty of fine cut straw or
chatf for litter The best litter for
the brooder itself is alfalfa leaves; the
chicks do not slip upon it and cripple
themselves and they eat lot OF it
and it does them good. The drink
ing water should be renewed every
meal the chicks are fed and as much
fresh milk as they can drink once a
day is very good for them but care
must be taken to scald out the drink
ing vessels thoroughly after they have
had their fill OF milk. They should
be supplied with plenty of finely
granulated wood mot animal) char
coal from the first and after they are
week old they should have access to
a hopper of bran at all times. After
they are week old, cooked, fresh
meat, finely ground, should be fed
to them every other day, but in very
sparing quantity. Boiled liver or
very lean beef is best. At two weeks
of age the number of feeds per day
may be cut down to four and the
quantity considerably increased.
From this time on they should be fed
! all they can eat with relish and care
should be taken to see that they go to
bed with full crops at night. At two
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15
Continued on page III
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

HELP WANTED - Farm hand that can milk
and do general farm work $40 month and
board. Geo. w. Boomhardt South Bend, Wn.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15

M B. TURKEYS, B. P. ROCKS. Turkey eggs
10 for 50 25; Rock eggs 10 for lbs; setting of
each for So. Safe arrival and 80 per cent of fer
tility gusrante For larger amounts send for
our circular price list. With all turkey orders
we send free pamphlet on Turkey Raising
Plnny Sbepardson, Castle Rock, Washington,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15

board. Geo. w Bloomhardt, South Bend, Wn.
We can sell your property; send description.
Northwestern Business Agency, Minneapolis
81 rs PER WORD inserts Classified ads in sc
leading papers in U 5. Send for list. The Dake
Advertising Agency, 427 S. Main st Los Ange-
les, or II Geary St., san Francisco Cal.
Get the PLANET JR. GUARANTEED FARM
AND GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, and make more
money. Write today for 1910 catalogue free.
s. L Allen u Co., Box 1107 p Philadelphia, Pa.
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.POULTRYMAN'S CLASSIFIED

For quick results and inexpensive
advertising a trial will convince you.
Price, 2 cents per word each issue.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15

BERKSHIRES, TURKEYS, B P. ROCKS. IF
interested in stock or eggs write for our circu-
furnish free pamphlet on Turkey Raising.
This includes Matching with turkey, chicken
and incubator. Brooding, feeding, fattening,
dressing and marketing. Plinny Shepardson,
Castle Rock Washington. 6-5tp-tf
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-05-15

| EGGS from Farm Raised Barred Rocks, maine
| Laying Strain,) s G. R. Reds. S. G. Buff and
Black Orpingtons 81 90 per setting, 81 90 per 100.
| Auburn Poultry Farm. Auburn. Wash. 5-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
Home Aids to Beauty

coMFLEXfoN nEArTiFIER - Face
powder VIII not help a dark face and
neck ~ raha Of too easily and does uo
permanent coed ~ is better 70 Use
sntnsih Bins that wii whitau and beauty
the SKIN ara take away that dark coarse
Took. lotion made no follows viii prove
very satisfactory Get from your deus
giai four ouucsa ~ apuFmaK. dissolve BE-
Va hair pint or hot water ana add two
teaHtronfuis ~ Riytoriua Gently run "a
little ~ THE lotion on the face neck sad
arms and H eiii wonderfully improYa your
appearance n gives a beautiful coutpiaF
ION and makes Hoiiou er oIly skin loah
fresh and yugthful Npurmax lotion b.
inexpensive and On splendid Tor Estuni
ria u pimpies, tan. freckles. cold sore
and a shiny skin .s-I
GOOD MOOD MEDICINE safn ana
reliable blood tonic Del made BY diHsaiVfaE
half tsacupfui sugar and ono ounce hpf
dene "a half pint OF alcohol. then addiur
enough hot water 20 make a full qua
~ tonic Take a Tablespoonful fHfpff
each meal and before retiring This BE-
expensive ionir uurlflea the blood. t0uff
~ tho avHtcn, restores sppailto and Nidf
digestion % iH fine foF clearing aip
saliow complexion. removing liver bfgttt
80, pimpies and oihnf skin eruptidns
QUICK DRYING RnAMrOO Meter ntf
soda for washing tho head, n hieafhtr
the hair and makes ~ brittle Any Sub
stance containing nikill IL also bad for
become streakF Many soaps contain
aikali The safest shampoo IL ordinary
canfhr0N. which can be- purchased &c am
drug store Simply dlHHolVe n teaspoonful
VI eanthrox 81 % toacupful Of hot water
pour on the head little az time and
proceed a. you would with any other
shampoo ~ fathers abundsntiy. cleanse
the scalp thoroughly. stops al irritation
and dries quickly The shampoo makes
he hair soft bright, fuffg and easy Co.
DO up
TO REMOVE HAiRa-Tadios ANNOYED
with tho humiliatlnR rrowfk Of hair on
the face or forenrma will find the follow.
inF treatment more ratisfactoN less main.
ful ana lcHH expensive than tn ateetrt,
needle Just get from your druyrtst an
ounce uf dciatone tlt costs toifar but
" iH worth 20, and mix a ntGe - A.
with enough water to make q ,.s,.
! Cover tho surface OF tho SKIN = 80.
you wiah 20 remove the hair ~, XXI.
paste ana let n remain IL
| then wipc of and wash with W
| Even II the hairs should come ~ " 81 49,.
VIII bo Hight and thin, and a 49, ~,
| forever fAp away
/ aefl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

Jim Lloyd Of Missouri. chairman
81 the democratic congressional
committee. Is in much the same
position as was the author Of that
famous Bessie aud me. we killed
the bear
When the campaign started Jim
gave out an advance tip that the
ncxt house would be democratic
Most people believed him. because
they had thought so long before
Jim had he was merely confirming
their firmly rooted idea.
As chairman o. the committee
the Mlssouriau sent out a few car
loads OF democratic speeches. which
were well received In those sec.
lions Of the country where paper
Is needed 20 start the morning fires.
and then he locked the door and
through the koyhole watched Ga.
surgent republicans Kill the stan pat
bear
Lloyd has been. IN congress since
1897. He Is member 81 the post.
office and territories committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

FL PASO. Tex. Nov. IA
force % rsvoiutioniata. fully armed
and equipped. has occupied The
heights above Parral. and a train.
load Of Mexican infantry prepared
70 dislodge them today.
The troops advanced cautiously,
owing 10 reports that the revolu.
tlouists. aided by miners, sacked
the dynamite warehouses nc Par.
raj and planted explosives at vari-
oua places in the trails leading to
their stronghold word OF a battle
is expected here hourly. and OK.
element Is at a fever heat Gen.
Terrazas today notified President
Diaz that he expected an attack
by insurgents upon Chihuahua, Of
which state he is the governor.
The government has commander
ed the telegraph lines throughout
Mexico In an effort to suppress
reports Of revolta and clashes be
tween revolutionistB and troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
LAST RITES
FOR TOLSTO|

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. ~ -
Greeted By thousands or weeping
mobiles aud peasants. the body o.
Count Loo Tolstoi arrived AZ gaaeka
near iaSuaya poliana. today. Al
the fluweratFuwn coffin was borne
past tho aorruwine multitude. heads
we're barred and noble and peasant
aliks bowed Ia reverence until the
enrtnEn had PASSED The bols was
taken % III. counts home : from
whence u will be- buried The
funeral was scheduled 10 take
place this afternoon.
without romp or ceremony ~ any
sort the Last rites will be- heidi over
The remains 81 the great Russian
writer -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
SENDING WARREN TO JAIL
CALLED SOCIALIST VICTORY

a greater victory for the social
lata than the election of BERGER
% congress- SAP Seattle socialists
u Tho sentencing 81 Fred Warren.
editor q the Appeal TO Reason. TO
pay a $1,000 fine and spend six
months IN Jail
That sentence wiii make more
socialists 10 this country than any.
thing that could have been done +"
Warren IL a remarkable young
man ~ "a. who. during hla five
yeara az the head Of the socialist
weekly. has pushed TIA circulation
from 10000 copies to past the half
million mark.
When the United States supreme
court decided against tho appeal
for hAbcaa corpus In the case Of
Mayer and Haywood. Warren. TAX.
ing the case ~ exGov. Taylor, Of
Kentucky, wanted for the murder
Of Gov. Goebel. as similar. offered
a reward Of 81 900 for Taylor's hid.
naping into the Jurisdiction OF Ken.
lucky courts.
Il was working on the Appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
Save " BY Making This cos.,
Syrup at Home.


This recipe makes a Din, a. s.
ter cough syrup than you co,,is ~ ~
ready made for $3.50. A few 49,, ~
usually conquer the most ohs,ls...
cough stops even whoovlnr 60.
quickly Simple as IL IA ~ s ss,..
remedy can be had az any No. -
Mix one pint Of granulated ss...
with X pint Of warm usler "a
stir for 2 minutes. Put 1E cg.e -.
.of Pinex fifty cent? worhl 4 !
pint bottle then ada IL emy.,
syrup. Il has a pleasant ias,e -
lasts = family long time. TsEs
teaspoonful every one, two q ira
hours.
You can feel this take hols d
cough in a way that means -
ness Has a good tonic es,ae
braces up the appetite M ]
slightly laxative. too. whlch Il u.
full A handy remedy for has-s&
ness. bronchitis. asthma and il
throat and lung troubies
Tho effect OF pine on the men.
branes Is well known. Pinex i 4.
most valuable Concentrates ~
pound OF Norwegian white psns =.
tract. and Is rich IN guIaicol sus i
the natural healing plne ejemsstr
Other preparations viii not sors |.
this formula.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup rec
ipe has attained great popularity
throughout the United states az
Canada. u has often been lnitssx |
though never successfully.
Some Of the bestkuorn sez.a /
druggists. such as Barseil Drug q. /
distributors. and Others. shink !
well Of the above recipe that lAg /
guarantee It to give satisiaeilo q
refund the purchase price. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
After Reading Novel, Girl
Shoots Self and May Die

Won Rein lives with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. August Won Rein, she
Is 81 and a scamatress.
Girl Buys Revolver.
The revolver with which tho
young woman shot herself IL a
blue stol safety police weapon. The
package Ia which Il was bought
was found IN the house. indicating
that the young woman got Il Satur-
day afternoon expressly for the pur.
pose OF taking her life IL Is a
weapon which sells generally for
$40 or si2. A new package OF my
cartridges also was found in the
girls room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
BARBER FINED FOR
SUNDAY WORK

Ray LANCER. proprietor Of the
Butler hotel barber shop. was this
morning fined $4,000 sasnd costs
IN Justice Gordon's court for yiolat-
ms the Sunday closing Law.
LANCER was charged with having
shaved two men in his shop on sun
day. October IS. Instead Of letting
the case 80 direct 90 the justice Of
the peace he asked for Jury. This
morning. after being out rs min.
ules. the iurymen brought the YER
dict OF guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
CRIPPEN RESIGNED TO
FATE; GALLONS READY

There Is nothing to confess he
repeated
John Ellis. assistant executioner.
today prepared the gallows from
which crippen will drop.
Through peep hole he looked
Crippen over to determine how far
be would have 20 fail 20 break his
neck. guessed MS weight aud then
tested the rope 10 be used. by
hanglng" a bag OF sand.
Under the English Law. Ellis "a
as much prisoner a. Crippen. not
beiHg allowed 10 leave the jail until
his prisoner IL hanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

20 churches al a cost Of $4,000, 900
a public library at $4,000. and II
first class hotels, one 10 stories
high. with another t0-story hotel IN
course OF construction.
Morris a. Co, are operating a
100000 packing plant and sulK
burger A Sons are building one 10
cost an equal amount.
Building permits for the first 10
months OF 1910 total s4.G2i. 500.
Upon sites which cost the original
owners leas than $50 Ia Ming fees.
there stand in Oklahoma City today
seven buildings erected nj Il cost OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

s1.750.O0o. The lots alone are valued
at 81 500. 900.
Two men filed on the lot occu,
pied by the $4,000 State National
Bank building. now valued at
$3.50. 900.
Tho Pioneer building cost 1926 900
and the lots are valued Ht $40 900
10 $4,000. G. A. Gaibrhith. first
territorial attorney general, sold
the lots In 1906 for $4,000 and be-
iicved he WIS getting top price
Not all of the men who came 90
Oklahoma In that first mad rush
across the plains became rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
DON'T SUFFER
WITH Pies
Send for Free Trial and Kno2 Hss
10 Quickly Cure fosrssH.

70 &etSsly Iurc foeffti.
There are thousands Of nsn II
women actually wearing gsA
frusEes when all they need % i b
step into any drug store ssd II
for a soc package Of Pyramid Plh
Cure.
And all pain win then ceass, IL
protrusions viii disappear. and b
cure will be quick and permzst
Don't befog good sense BY assn
ing you must be operated On III {
cure. And 20 test the merit q ~
really wonderful pile cure. ~
your name and address 70 he p
amid Drug Co. 27s Pyramid &c
Marshall. Mich. and they viii fsf
you by mail In plain wraps. !
convincing free trial packags ~
viii forever put you al ease 81
what you need for piles
You can then step into the -
est drug store, get the regular =
package, and the cure viii Be GA
complete and permanent II ~
like a charm.
Nine women in ten have g
and they often let the trouble EH
until Il is a racking torture.
But never mind how sever = !.
case. Pyramid Pile Cure
once take out the inflammalia y
duce the swollen proiraslcns y
bleeding. prevent that internal - =
| Ing and absolutely prevent lhe ~
ness that often makes an opiaaAs
imperative. -
DO not fail TO get the ne = :.
and always keep In MIND lha = =
can step into any drug sl0's Y Y
get the SOC package cuiesly =.
when you need It most ~ =. =.
aud get what you ASK LOT !. !.
| quick relief will astonish lo'
cure IS certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
WELL, WELL, TURKEYS
ARE COMING DOWN

There will be no turkey famine
In Seattle. What Is better yet. the
Thanksgiving Day birds will b.
cheaper than they have been for
three years. Yesterday the price
sent down from ab To az cents. and
!, IL expected that the market price
viii 20 do@n as low az Is cents
Twelve carloads we're unloaded yes.
ierday containing Eastern Oregon
and Washington turkeys Portland
producers are offering 20 unload
thousands OF birds BY tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

ST. LOUIS. Nov. % After
spending the afternoon reading
ASHES OF Empire. a historical no
nance OF the Franco Prussian war.
hy Robert w Chambers. Miss III
sle Won Rheln shot herself through
the BREAST at p M. sunday She
Is barely conscious at the city hos.
pital aud the physicians said today
she had u slight chance OF reoov.
cry.
No reason for her attempt az sui.
eide can be given she was Ia the
best OF health and never had a love
affair. 80 far as her parents can
learn. There Is nothing In Ashes
Of Empire that would prompt a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
MS SOUTHWESTERN CRY CROSSES EACH MA

figura,ive riding toward a CONNER.
ciai goal.
In 1900 Oklahoma city had pop.
uiation Of i0.037. The census fig.
urea OF 1910 give IT 6s.20s, an i'm.
crease OF $50 per cent.
"A population OF 100000 By the
time the city IL 80 years old il the
slogan Of the Chamber OF Com.
mefco.
IN ri years the town has paved
los miles Of streets. built IS miles
Of electric street railway. erected
~ ward schools At a cost of 81 500.
600. a high school costing $500 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

e. pkso, Tess Nov. p
After an all night fight near
parral. scores Of revolutionists
we're defeated BY the Mexican
troops. according to unofficial
information arriving here 90.
day.
The government Casualties
we're reported a. slight. The
resolutlonlsss are said 10 have
loas ~ killed ard many wound.
ed.
Mexican cavalry and rvralea
we're pursuing the fleeing In
aurpents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

at the time" said Bruce Rogers
Of Seattle. member ~ the party
here. ~Rud Mr. Warren took the
matter up with the local pos,mas.
ter. and be ruled u waa mailablc.
Anyhow. the poatoifics depart.
mont arrested Warren. and yester
day Judge Pollock. AZ Fort Scott,
Kan. affirmed sentence Of lower
court. 30 Warren goes TO jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov.
ss. r. sombrerolcss. gunlcaa aud
wearing store clothes. Oklahoma
City. the fastest growing city IN the
world, according TO the official
census, "a In tho saddle for a ride.
The fret ride in Oklahoma CITY
was ~ years ago. when hardy men
from east and west and north aud
south. al the crack Of a pistol. put
spurs TO their horses and rode for
homes.
This ride Is 20 be different a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

There was that man who needed q
mule and traded some town lots for
H. On that mule he rode away and
he hasn't come back. These lots
we're sold In 1900 for $40. 900. and
upon them now stand l0.BiOry
hotel. which the owner values. with
the ground. al $4,000
In the sky line today stands the
American National Bank building
erected AZ "A cost " $780, 900: the
Colcord building. which cost 1850.
600. the 10000 Baum building. and
others--all erected within 10
mouthg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22

MARYsVILLE, Mo NJ. !.
Hezekiah Roscoe, farmer 49,. -
rested here this afternoon T. : - =
nectlon with the alleged 80 - -
and Incarceration OF the Hubhssss 4 z
ny At Barnard. One Of H. ~ - -
clpal circumstances that h,, ~
about his arrest was 4 bcss vat 8
Roscoe that be had won ! ~ 2
amount Of money playl,u -, 20
The authorities are seeking u -, i. !,
the persons with whom d IN, ass'
claims 10 have gambled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
.LAURELHURsT Am
YESLER AHHExEIn'

One thousand persona
covering two square mlles s,gpefr
ued M $1,000. 900, ware 49, sna 'ss
ofsater Seattle last night - /. y
action Of the city counen " y
new territory ineludes W., ~
known as Laurelhufst ana ~ 4
~ me election last may res sS.l''.
Of the two suburbs voted 's ss's
one ia favor Of Annexation .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
nEwslEs DANCE THURSDAY.

The local Ncwsboys union will
give their annual dance at Leschl
park Thursday night Seattle mcr
chants have donated valuable
prizes, which will be awarded for
best costumes, characters. etc
The receipts viii be used for
the benefit Of the sick fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
AGREES TO RErllp.

VANCOUVER. -. C.. Nos :.
The case Of DR.. Francle as =
who Was arrested In w. assa'
some tine ago on a charee !.
bezzlement, u now soly4d ~ y 4. -
THIS city la concerned. IL x ~ =
turn ~ Washington TO-DAY "a 1, =
custody Of Sheriff sappInr,t,e'4 y !.
came over here a few days ~ "
facilitate the proceedings 80 Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-22
ATTEll,s NEW Alos.

NEW YORK. Nov. % Danny
Goodman. Jimmy Carroll and Lew
Powell are the sparring partners
who will assist Abe Attcll in bis
preparations for his bout here with
Pal Moore Attell admits be must
be In good shape 70 whip Moore.
and he is buckling down TO his work
IN earnest.