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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

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flesh On the faes. she may sue
eeed. att she nsss nfake her flesh
iaase and fishhY a result uue 30 tha
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

Dear Miss Grey During the fair
fhe grounds we're ornamented By
20 many lovely flowers. especially
perennial phiOx II there any way
IN which, on by which, one could
obtain roots or cuttings u such
from the surplus ~ waste stock
without paying florists prices for
them7 Please answer. as ! dearly
love flowers. and wish them 20
make beautiful ny own humble
home. but have not the means 70
buy many. FLORAL.
A-After the fair c'Oaed last fan
there waa a sale. at which were
sold 4 eat many valuable plants
and cuttings believe there are
some loft, bat 90 not know wheth'
81 they are for sale or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

With some skins and g. s0fteniug
and healing n 6 can be used az All.
avoid opposing the hands 10 the
cold ar after washing. and Do sure
that you thoroughly dry them each
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-04

cat rumpNiu 90 nauauh in halves
snd Ay Ia bake pan in a iittie
Nsfsr. cut side aaSn Bake until
tender Rcruare from THE she'll wlta
spoon ard prepare IN the ussai
NaY
t'ranherries cooked wish wr@pHa
make . good dessert ar pia.
aia8 vinegar iu tae fish Skillet of
BAN % destroy tfgs fab odor
Sprinkle Eranaiasst sugar on top
q iellfea % prevent mold
Add a Ffnch 81 salt 60 starch u
MlIi aeep thr irons from sticking
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Juarez Results

JtAREZ, Feb 2.-Three favorites were sue
cessfnI at Terrazas park today. The crowd was
out despite bad weather conditions. Page rode
three winners Summary:
6o7l. FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; selling;
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Elm
9-1-Blll Bramble. 100 iAiolesworthf .....-.-
13-5-Lanigaa. 1oy tFiynn) ..........-......
Time, %. Minnie Bright, Coat Gutter, C.
J. Cox Nationality Feckless. Brougham, Dis
agreement, Tiiis, also ran
6o72 SECOND RAcE-six furlongs; selling
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
l5-i-M Malitine, 1o5 tMeCaheyl ..----..-.... !
Is-5-Bob Lynch. Jog tGarner1 .........-.-..
9-1.-Fusileer, I07 tMolesworthl 3
lime, 1:14 1-5 Dan Norton. The Wolf. Lady
Paret. Camera, Luke Gates Siscus. Miss Hardly.
Tipster,@ also ran
eo7s. THIRD RACE-Three and half fur
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
7-5-Martin W Littleton 10 (Austin) -. I
10-l--Juarez, no tiouderl ....:.........'..
5-2-Little Dick. 110 tArchibald1 i
Time. 40 Owen Time. Ell Paso Lad. Bsie'la
Brave Withers. also ran
0o74. FOURTH RACE-Six furlonss:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fip.
32-Paiaroita, ia iPagel ..........-....... l
7-2--oceen Queen. l02 (Garneri ............ :
2l-The Fad loa tAnstinl .............. 3
6o7s. FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and JOCKEY. Fin
5-l-Neddiing Hannah. 1O4 page ...-.....-
I61-Lomond, 1o7 Garner ;:;;...;.....-.. Z
Time. 1l2 2-5. joe Enrich, Ethel Day, No-
hoome, Acauia. also ran.
eo7s. SIXTH RAcE-seven furlonss; selling;
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
3.-Duchess Of MontebeIlo 1o7 (small.. =. 2
i2-1--Gunston 10l (Burlingame1 49,. ;
Time, rs. Busy Man. Albion n, Sbsri
Molerc, Hickey Opinion, Tod, Aiteuherg, also
~
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Santa c ara Nine Defeats
Stanford Team

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb. a.
In one-sided game Stanford was de-
feated by Santa Clara by a score OF
to o. At the end OF the seventh In
ming the game was called on account
OF darkness
There were three new men In TIA
Stanford line at the beginning OF the
game, Cochran being behind the bat.
Jones in the box and Canterbury on
third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Madden Owns Fitzherbert

CHICAGO, Feb. John E. Madden
is the purchaser of Fitzherbert. which
was sold yesterday by Sc. Hildreth
for 900. Frank Taylor had taken an
option on the horse for another client,
but had been empowered to bid $40, 900
by Madden. When his original client
failed to take up the option Taylor
closed the deal for Madden.
The Southern jockey club today
recommended to racing organizations
in its jurisdiction that professional
Wallets for jockeys be abolished. The
management of the Jacksonville track,
in pursuance of this recommendation,
passed a rule prohibiting jockeys from
employing Wallets or agents. Jockey en-
gagements will hereafter be made only
personally or through contract EN- :
ployers or trainers.
An anti-racing bill patterned after the
Hughes New York legislation will be
introduced in the Maryland legislature
but it is understood the democratic
leaders of the state are opposed to it,
Jockey Gilbert will leave Florida for
California Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
.k[OdH IS NOW Int
. Gil. MP ON AT POOL
Thomas Yeusfoz, Title Holder.
Loses the Final Game to
Rochester Han

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Jerone keogh
of Rochester won the worlds cham
pionship pool title from Thomas Hues-
ton, title holder. in the last game of
their 500 point match in New York TO-
night Keegh, with a high run Of 81,
got the 1870 points necessary to COM
plete the 500, while Hueston obtained
lis, with a high run of 90. Twenty-six
frames were PLAYED.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
JACK JOHNSON IN
COURT FOR ASSAULT
big Smoke" Wears Golden
Smile" as He Pleads Not
Guilty to Indictment


NEW YORK, Feb 2.--The golden
smile" was in evidence today as Jack
Johnson pleaded not guilty to the
Pinder assault Indictment gainst him.
Counsel for Pinder asked that the
bail be raised from $1,000 to 10000
Pinder was badly injured.
why, Judge" said the heavy weight
/ came all the way from Buffalo just as
soon as | heard of this indictment
against me-.
Well said the court. you go back
to Buffalo. / will fix bail at $2,500"
Johnson, as he left the courtroom,
was served with papers in a civil ac-
ton by Pinder for $4,000. He threw
the papers on the floor, but his coun-
sci picked them up ad announced he
accepted service for the pugilist.
GROCER VIOLATES LIQUOR LAw-Patrick
Speliman. grocer Holly street ind Richiand
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Williamson to Leave for
Europe Tonight

Charles Williamson, the well known
Rugby and soccer enthusiast and
director OF the Barbarian athletic club,
will leave this evening for a trip to
Europe. large delegation of Bar
barians will see him off on the $40
boat
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

rnent Of rating her and nearly sue
ceeded. Lena Lech cut out the pace
and when they hooked up in the stretch
TapIin began his drive on the Texas
mare and got her to the front under
the bat Emma G came with rush
and nipped her at the wire by nose.
Lena Ilach was third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
B[DW[Ll MARE
PROVES CLASS
Jeanette III, With TapLn Up,
Runs Over Crack Field in
Mile Handicap
By E. w. CLARKE

Il. c. Bedwell's black mare, jeanette
N, winner of is races as 3 3 year old,
found q track 10 her liking at Emery
VILE yesterday and proved her class
by scoring an easy victory in the Con-
ira Costa handicap at a mile. Behind
her were Molera & Joseph's smart mare
Bubbling Water, carrying top weight,
Silver knight, winner of six handicsps,
and Fulletta. The fact that Taplin rode
the mare for his old employer may in
q measure have accounted for her
clever race. II at least indicated that
the Taplin- -Bedwell breach has been
healed and that the boy may again
wear the green and yellow polka dots
when Mackenzie is not using him.
Bubbling Water and Silver Knight
we're held al 10 . and 10 respect
lively at post time. with 10 against
the Bedwell mare and i against Full
Ietts-
TAKEN BACK
Jeanette II broke in front ana was
Immediately taken back to third posi-
ton. Silver knight made the pac,
with BubbIing Water al his tanks t
the stretch where Taplin made h.
move. lie used the leaders s q wipc
shield down the stretch and q fUrlong
from home ran around them and pulieC Z
away TO win b. nearly three lengths
Bubbling Water was an easy second
Silver knight was third
Burning Bush in the first and Mel
sondaIe. equal choice with Doroth3
Dedgetf il the NTH. Were the onl,
favoriies TO land. Burning Bush MAD
his own race in the sprint, Ieadin
all the way and winning by tfrt
lengths from Aunt Kit, who came fro.
behind TO nip the place from Dovalt
". 3. jennings Grsnida, making
first start. took the baby race by
neck from sam Matthews. who wGE
head in front OF his stable mate,
driau. II. q. YANKEES Soon was faN
itc Tor the race with the Spreckels
well supported al twos. Hrenida
from the first jump and just TASTED.
BsNOCULAR QUITS
plunge on Binocular mace him
H. vorlte for the third race with some
play on Orelio and PHI Moir a. short
prices. BinocUlar led frsm the barrier
10 the paddock gate, where he curled
Up and oreho came through to an easy
win from Phil Mohr The favorite was
third
4feltondaIe repeated his last good
race IN the NTH event, moving into an
carly lead and holding his field safe
20 the wire. Miss Naomi took the
place by neck from the fast closing
Wap.
Lena Lech opened favorite for the
closing sprint. but receded as the wise
coin went in on Emma G. accompanied
by lively play on Thistle Belle will
Taplin aboard. Thistle Belle is q iron;
runner, but Taplin tried the expert
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
swoRDsMAN SEEKS LAuRELs

l-Ew YORK. Feb. Fritz FieeA OF
Vienna, the champion swordsman OF
Austria and Germany. is In New York
preparing to gain new laurels in tnis
country. He says he is willing 10 meet
my Of the noted American fencers ana
viii issue challenges shortly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
HANpnALL CRAcks LEAVE

William A. Mcguire and Al Hampton,
the Olympic clubs two champion hand
ball players, will leave on tonight's
Owl train for Los Angeles to meet the
best players of the Los Angeles ath-
Ietic club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
S.S.S.
CURES RHEUMATISM
you ADVISED ME TO USE s S S. FOR RHEUMATISM
DID SO AND 1T CURED ME-"

The from letter which publish below,
from Mr. OMaley AS he advised him S S. for
Rheumatism and the told him why would him.
In this short talk tell every vino suffering with
rheumatism the principle works. explain
exactly how this disease We believe yoa viii agree with
that it is the only possible which trouble
The of Rheumatism blood
This urac mpurY gets the circulation by absorption usually
of chronic constipation Kidneys and systemic
irregularities Then the blood becomes weak and and irritating
particles formed this vital fluid When inpeTc
condition the blood furnish the necessary
the different muscles endonS, and gaents
the body Instead constantly them the bny acrd
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
Hoppe Gets Good Start

PITTsBURG, Feb. 2.-wiilie Hoppe
got away to flying start in his 1.5oC
point championship 1s,2 balk line bill
lizard match with Ora Morningstar
which began tonight. by scoring SOC
points to Morningstars 312.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

YOU advised me to usc s. s. s. for
Rheumatism, did so and il cured me.
was for year II such a helpless
condition from the effects OF Rheun,a-
tisTn that / was scarcely able to dress
or feed myself. ] tried a great many
thirgs during that time. but nothing
gave me any permanent relief. Then
1 commenced S s. $. and took the
first dose while hobbling about on
crutches. After using II awhile was
so much relieved that 1 was able to re-
1inquish the use of one crutch. A
faithful continuance OF 5. 5. S. cured
me sound and well shortly afterward,
and | was able TO 60 10 my work.
have never had any return of the
symptoms of Rheumatism, although
S. S. S cured me fys years ago.
J. O'MALLEY.
2155N. Senate Ave, Indianapolis, Ind
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
BEDWEII SENDS
BIG STRING NORTH
Wizard Trainer May Entirely
Abandon Juarez Track for
EmerypiHe

George March's crew, was busy yes
terday bedding down the stalls for the
u Bedwell horses expected to arrive
from Juarez this evening In the car
with the wizards string are three
horses belonging to the brother OF
Jockey Shilling. including the feet
flly. Virgie Cassie, and W. T. Overton.
It was reported yesterday that Bed
well would ship the remainder of his
performers from The Mexican track
next Monday and devote his entire
time to the game at Emeryville for
the rest of the season.
George Rose and his assistants, in
cIuding Sam Shaen, were at the track
yesterday getting a line on the sys-
tenn, and today they will take their
stand in George Smiths row OF mem
ory layers There were IS in line yes
terday, with plenty of play to keep
them busy.
w. S. Heath. trainer for Charles w.
Clark. is so impressed with the racing
qualities OF Cluny that he decided to
get more of the strain and purchased
the flIy's sire, salvation, from Rudolph
Spreckels.
James r. Keenes horses have won
a total of s1390,000 on the American
turf in the last seven years accord
ing to figures given out by the Jockey
club. Second place for the time speci-
ned goes to II. r. Whitney with total
of S4S5,O00 Other high figures are:
Barney Schreiber, sA51,000; sydney
Paget, s424 900; August Belmont, $4o0,-
600; John f. Madden. $4,000.
Stakes Are Announced
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.--As further
indication that the running turf officials
are hopeful of "a good season of racing
in the metropolitan district this year,
the Empire City Jockey club today an
nounced its stake events for the mid
summer meeting on its track near
Yonkers.
The nominations close March 1. The
sta kes for the meeting follow:
Three year oids and upward:
The Empire City handicap, value $1,000, mile
The Yonkers handicap, s2.5oo. mile and a
sixteenth
! The Mount Vernon handicap s2,500. mile.
The Fleetwlng handicap. S1,50o, six fnrlongs.
! The Midsummer stakes. selling, $500, mile
The Arrow stakes. selling, $1,000, six fur
| longs.
! The Metropolitan stakes, selling, $1,000 mile
and 8 sixteenth.
Three year olds:
The Knickerbocker handicap, s1.5oo, six fur
| longs
The whirl stakes, $500, mile.
The Tarrytown stakes, selling, $1,000, mile.
Two year oids.
The Wakefield stakes. 81 800, five and half
| furiongs.
The Friovllty stakes, selling. $1,000 i've and
The Eastview handicap, $500. FIVE and a
The DemoiselIe stakes, s1,5oo five and half
| fuTlongs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

Of trouble until blood purified Of the
Rheumatism will system gradually growing
There Rheumatism, and cleanse
the blood of the uric acid poison S. S. goes the circulation
head
the greatest of all blood purifiers filters of
nammatoy cools the acdheaed blood furnishes
the material for multiplying the ch nutritious corpu and by its
effects system rapidly every symptom Of
disease SIS purely vegetable and used by
Nth perfect The fact that S. S has been curing Rheumatism
the why
YOU Special Rheumatism and medical advice desired
all who write and request
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

matter, and the gritty, urate parti-
cles collect in the joints, which
causes the pains, aches and sore
ness of Rheumatism. Gradually
every symptom grows worse, the
pains are more frequent and Sc
we're, the muscles become sore
and tender, and constant contact
with the acrid blood slowly
dries up the natural fluids of
the joints, causing the knees,
ankles, fingers, ETC., TO become
swollen and stiff.
Rubbing the affected portions
of the body, or the application of
liniments, plasters, hot cloths, etc.,
may furnish relief from the acute
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

GROCER VIOLATES LIQUOR LAw-Patrick
Spelimsn. grocer Holly street and Richiand
avenue, was fined 500 by Police Judge Deasy
yesterday for selling liquor without license.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Eneryyille

will be skipped 1aIyI
4 figured IN D.
2
= J. -
FIRSTRA
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

ime-:14 Is. as. l:i4 4-3- At post
Belle. 6-5 place. 3-5 show: Lena.
Trained by g.. Wentworth scraic
Won driving. Next three same. j
rmn,a g came from behind Thistle
finish Thistle Belle bad no exeu
badly IN finai farIong after showl pE
Ter hack undcr 4 very weak roe
RezoIs race. Was poorly ridden
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

Emma. 6-5 place, 3-5 show;
by Cactus Il-Luna Minor.
{ good for all but Adena-
Minnedocia 4. Adena 10.
D outgamed her right at the
. Lena Lech began TO tire
very strong, coming from
early speed. Throw out
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

w. S. Heath. trainer for Charles w.
Clark, is so impressed with the racing
qualities OF Cluny that he decided to
get more of the strain and purchased
the flly's sire, salvation, from Rudolph
Spreckels.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-03

st ! minute. OF at s:24 Meltondale,
/, SIS show Winner b. c. by sIeltonian-
0natassa. 5s7l Convent Bell. Start
". High price-Meltondale 3. Naomi s.
the foot. set the pace after the FIRST
Miss Naomi closed stoutiy. Wap ran
ng Dorothy Ledgett made a poor show
ng early speed.
- ana ,,nv.ra. vsIns - srs, sooo
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20
SHE HAS CONE.

While many people we're being
made glad by the beautiful day of Sun
day the ninth. some were tasting Of
deaths bitter cup; for on that day the
death angel knocked gently and en-
tered the home Of j. A. Bullard.
Though it was hard to give up his loved
wife. he was compelled to do as An
other had decreed. and at 3 o'clock
Mrs. j. A. Bullsrd went to meet her
loved ones above.
She was a young lady that was
loved by all who knew her. and al
though twenty-seven years numbered
her days on earth. these we're filled
with kind deeds. She had lived the
good Christian life that every one
should. and in her dying hours was
sustained by the always ready and
helping hand Of her dear Savior.
While speaking OF dying to her hus-
band Sunday morning. she said: Il
am not afraid to die. | am only going
home to heaven.
How can we mourn when we know
she is so happy? When we think Of
the many hours Of pain she suffered.
is it not comforting thought to know
she is through with all suffering and
sorrow? Yet our hearts are filled with
sadness when we think Of that dear
face never to be seen again; the kind
word that so often eased sad heart
will never be heard again. Though
she has gone. sweet memories hover
around her loved ones. and the one
sweet thought-the best Of all-lingers
still. "She is at rest" -.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20
OKOLONA. MISS. JAN. 20. 1910

Owing to the unusually severe win
ter and other unfavorable circumstance
es. we have decided to postpone our
Piano Voting Contest until some future
time. The records Of all nominations
and votes as now recorded will be
preserved and will be good when we
are prepared to 60 on with the con-
test. which we feel sure will be in the
near future.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20
THE PROBLEM SOLVED.

THE PROBLEM SOLVED.
We are going to have chicken for din
ner,
And dumpIin s! Each dumplin' &
gem!
Our hens wouldn't lay for us. anyway
So now we are laying for them.
She has engaging ways"
Il should say so! That girl sits or
a sofa all winter and in hammock
all summer" -..Birmngham Age-Her.
aid.
Il saw you talking with Mrs. Feath.
erly. She seemed excited" Yes
she was putting up the same old grum.
ble." What's her grievance ?" "A
case of punched anniversaries. She
was born the LAY before Christmas
and married the day after--.and one
present answers for all these occa.
sions.- cleveland Plaindealer.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20

The deadlock in the Senatorial eau
Gus still continues. with Vardaman in
the lead with 70. and Crttz in the rear
with 3. and no prospects Of break.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20

LOGS voters Of Hon. John Sharp
Williams county (Yazoo) have petit
toned their representatives in the Leg
islature to vote for Vardaman. This
is 500 more votes than Vardaman re-
ceived in Yazoo in his race against
Williams. ---Brookhaven Leader.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20

Representative Dicken says that 90
per cent Of the voters Of Holmes (Gov.
Noel's county,, have petitioned their
representatives for the election Of
Vardaman. Holmes gave majority
Of about 300 for Williams against Var
daman.-.- Brookhaven Leader.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20
MARDI GRAS
Mobile, Ala. New Orleans. La. Pen.
sacola. Fla.

Voice from inside car stalled on
highway in rainstorm---Oh, Georgel
George, dear, quick George under
meath ).--Yes, what is it? The most
exquisite rainbowF---Lite.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-20

Hes got no license to talk the way
he does" "Oh. he's got license, all
right What he lacks is a muzzle: -
Cleveland Leader.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
SPORT SPICE
We WILL win today,

We WILL win today.
Pep yesterday enthused
the that half the helping him
It's time the medicine
his spice.
fellows who last
when Indian kind his
really material about ones
those blue
for? verdan sitting right back the
beside him. The
outline on the sleeves of the visiting teams uniforms NJ
Five minutes later that city fan thinking he had
bone the rube" him bet the The
"rube' him all o. k the
tell
evade deception apparently the
chilly yesterday both
thing the pellet Besides that, ladies'
The pill got lost under Lewis the fourth
tip off Wedds
Ought to have seen Lewis rub his wish bone,
COW WANTED-By the Indians. A goat accepted
unless it is the Beavers goat.
Don't miss the story about the COW fortune teller
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Not Pla! DsGNdBall
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
TIP WRIGHT'S'
O l. u NJ N
BY TIP WRIGHT.


There hasn't been much said
about the moving pictures of the
Jeffries- Johnson fight lately. |
wonder why? Has the picture
trust clinched the privilege or have
the independent stolen a march
on them? Both trust and inde-
.pendents were talking business
with Sam Berger not long ago in
Chicago, but nothing definite has
been made public.
When Jeffries and Johnson
signed articles they agreed to
split the receipts of the pictures
three ways. Each fighter was to
get one-third of the profits and
the promoters were to have the
other third.
1t was stipulated In the agree
ment that the fighters would con-
troll the pictures. Apparently the
men who make the pictures were
NOT taken into consideration. 1t
was the clause giving them control
Of the pictures that caused the
fighters to accept Rickard and
Gleason's bid
Now there isn't chance in the
world for the fighters to control.
The trust has put In a flat bid for
the pictures and the independents
have made an offer based upon
percentage. Wich in reality will
bring more money to the fighters
and promoters than the offer of
the trust But both independents
and trust will insist upon absolute
control
There's a barrel of money in the
pictures. No one can estimate
with a certainty their ultimate
value. but they ought TO be good
for more than year, with a come
back couple of years later. They
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
JOHNSON WILL FIGHT LANGF0RD
g.. IF LATTER GAN WHIP JEANETTE

gold crested molars and confded:
once in Boston Sam wanted to
fight and couldn't cover his money
because was tied up in a $4,000
damage suit. Now it's different.
ITO show what | think of Lang,
ford, I'll make him this proposi-
ton:
I'm bet him $4,000 even he cant
beat Joe jeanette. If he beats Joe
I'll fight HIM for side bet OF $l0,-
600. but 1t must be winner take all.
and also the entire picture privi-
lege. Here's Sans chance If he
actually wants any of my game. |
know he doesn't, and what's more,
don't imagine he'll jump at the
chance to risk $4,000 on his chances
against Jeanette.
Johnson was humorous when he
arrived at the station and made
his way through mob of admiring
blacks toward his train.
Say" he said, were going
through a tunnel before we hit the
train. What do YOU know about
that?" ...-.