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The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30


'Hxt2 given away Free. Every
Saturday at 3 O'Clock. Ticket
with every 5)c purchase.
Royd's.
We ave you at least lex . nesu.
meats cd iroa fsece. Bills Brss.. l<Ss
sresdway, Desver. ISM
Big Ben is in Holly. Wake up
and get acquainted. Ask A. H.
Price the jeweler,
Never before has White Bros
had such complete stock of dry
goods. ladies furnishings, mems
clothing and furnishings as they
have now.
Coal for sale. Phone Black 50.
+. S. Mckee.
Found Mans coat, almost new.
on north road. Owner may have
same by identifying property and
paying for this advertisement.
No explanation will be necessary.
Did you see Big Ben? Ask A. II.
Price the jeweler
We receive orders for cream.
Holly Dairy. Phone 82-5
The school library Is open every
Saturday afternoon from 4 to 5
O'Clock. Those wishing to take out
books to read may get them at that
time.
TIE fnsst variety Of Typewrter
Ststieaery in the Valley 10 sold at The
Chieftaia Office. Come in and we'll put
yea next.
Big Ben arrived in Holly Tnes-
day, Sept. 18th. He will make his
future home here. Ask A, Fl.
Price the ieweler.
For Sale Fine Barred Plymouth
Rock Toosters.
Q. d. Thompson,
Z mile east of town.
Sistos Terpnez, the two-months.
old baby of Gandalario Terronez.
died on the 18th inst.
George Barrett, the plumber, re-
turned last Monday from Kinsley,
Kansas, where he secured an i'm
mense plumbing contract from the
Kinsley waterworks.
Found-Watch. Owner can have
same by identifying it and paying
for this advertisement. Chieftain
office,
Ladies' and misses opera capes
at White Bros.
Editor Moll of Granada last
week brought suit for an adver-
tising bill against DIR. Rankin Reiff
and recovered judgment in the To-
cal justice shop. Mol is prompt
payer, consequently insists on
prompt payment.
Bargains in outing flannel at
&c per yard, at White Bros.
The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet
and Irrigated Land Compady has
force of men at work construct
ing two daedges. under the super
vision of Supt. Jay Gelbaugh of
the Marion Steam Shovel Co. of
Marion, O. One will be used to
clean out and deepen the Amity
canal and the other to clean out
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
Al0 THINGS
Epitssae = eek's Do;.is IL
0a1Os - VICINITY
~ MlfRAL

Big Ben k.d ! lsrg" open attrac.
tive face a,d i dsep mnsic,.l voice.
He waists .tn ess every one in
Holly. Ask 1sA. H. Price the
jav..l.-r.
Lost Pair Il ak%.l framed spec.
tsoles. Fit.as tlAas4 leave with
Mn. Aillinser = III" Cozy Corner
hotel.
Are yon voin& 70 bny silt this
fall? S.~ Wkits Bros
Misses Franeis Goodyear. Erma
stewart aud Sylvan Powers who
have been vtsitsng the past two
weeks with M and Mrs. c. W.
Mcrwia. laSt bDf their homes at
Sheldos,. Iownsjast sunday, but
declare that TN will not he their
last visit i,era,
For Sale Los 4. :, 4, and south
half ,ioFtheast qunrter. section 6,
tip. a6. r. ~; aheap: cash or time.
N. =. Butler, Lamar.
For Saiesjjacking pigs and
shoats. I'll. M. G. Brown,
2 miles portk Of Sugar Factory.
0iiic,a, ssal r. cigar. Sc. every
Salusday - ssday oaly. The
8sely PAssuarys
Orders takes s4or brick ice crea m
Phone Holly ~.
/ W. 4. Wright.
! For Sal.,Is5 l, 2, 4, and south
halt northaes sar,er. section 6,
tn. -, r. AAis rash or time.
n. d. Butler. Lamar.
When buying blankets and com.
forts. see The line at White Bros.
J. GaChristopher. who has been
receiving medical treatment in
Denver, returned home last Sun
day much improved in health.
Mrs. }. q. Christopher returned
last Friday from PnebIo. where
she attended the State fair.
Mrs. John Il. Robinson and
daughter Waltrina, relur,e ed from
Bellplaine, Iowa, last week where
they have been visiting relatives
and friends.
David R. Robinson and son of
Cherryvale, Kansas, were here last
week on business.
Contractor K l. Pickett is erect.
ing a fine building on the new
beet farm, north Of Holly, for
storage purposes.
Leave orders for your Sunday
oakes and deliccaies each Friday.
G. N. Shelton.
Last Saturday DAN McGlashen
was thrown from his horse, but
fortunately escaped serious injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White and
Miss Pearl Smith and Miss Gold,
ing of Denver, went to Syracuse
last Sunday via auto.
Bargain heavy outing flannel at
DC per yard, at White Bros.
important Realty Deal
Grocer Will Simnaon has traded
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
For Sale.

IA acre farm 40 rods from school.
two and one half miles from town:
all settl.d in alfalfa Also houses
and lots in Holly. Jnquire Of
fhomas Lynch.
Grana Mound. In.
Clinton County, I'm
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
We Do Not Re command

Sutherland. Eagle Eye Sslve for .ny,hins
but ihr rves. 1t is speedy and harmless cure
10 Grsnulated lids. scrof,lous sore eyes. s,ye..
s-sa eyes and dimness OF vis.on Sold every
where 25c. The Holly Pharmacy. lkelm.n
Bros. prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
Important Realty Deal

Grocer Will Simpson has traded
his business block on Main street,
next to the postofice, to Col. w.
N. Wiley for the Wiley grove, a
handsome eighty acre tract north.
east Of town.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
Blood Poison

Is prevented by applying Dr.. Bsll. AntiPsin
to cu,s, scratches and Bruises. Il destroy. oil
ssp.;e matter, enables the wound to heal with.
out soreness. Be airs to get Dr.. 6sli's. The
Holly Ph.rmaey, Ikslnsn Brss,. prss'rs,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
Notice

will be in Holly next week
to sell my three splendid irrigated
farms. Cut in price aggregates
Three Thousand Dollars. Wait
for me and save big sums.
U. OLSON.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30


Ladies' and misses outing 6an
mel gowns. Soc aud MP. ut White
Bros.
Carl I,nmroth spent last Sunday
at Pierceville, Kansas. with parents
and friends.
w. 8. Peck Of New York. moved
on his ranch at Twin Butt4.s. Inst
week where he Intends making
many improvements
John Miller of Potomac, ILL.,.
spent last week here visiting
friends.
Mr.. ]. H. McCsde spent last
week at Pueblo and heard Mr..
Bryan's fa.uons address on Mon
day.
For fresh erocsrfes and prompt
sielivsry cone to q. n. sbsltonS
sgr,uasss u j.
Partseaiar people buy their gro
eeries from G. N. Shelton.
That ieavy outi,sK flannel at
White Bros. at Sc per yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marvin are the
happy parents Of a bounring baby
boy, who arrived via the stork
route, last Saturday, and the Mer-
win home is radiant with happi
ness in consequence.
Otto NoMurtry returned home
from Pusblo last Sunday. where
an operation was performed on his
nose and looks none the worse for
1t.
Adam Warnsokof Geddes, South
Dakota, but formerly Of Holly. is
spending a few days here, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Christopher.
Are you needing underwearP
See the line at White Bros.
g. w. Smeltzer is at Excelsior
Springs, taking the baths and his
condition Is much improved.
Mrs. Charles Gill, mother of
Mrs. T. q. Demaray, sister, Mrs.
Lighter and children Of Havelock,
Iowa, arrived last Saturday and
will make an extended visit here.
Mems WOODEN shirts at very low
prices, at White Bros.
Easter Coin, the racehorse of
Mr.. w. T. Pngh, will race at AL.
buquerque, N. NJ. the coming
week.
Mrs. Frances Stewart, daughter
of ]. W. Phillips Of Holly. was
married tcMr. W. II, Simpson at
Colorado Springs on the 2Sth lust,
They left at opce for California,
and after an extended honeymoon
will proceed to Seattle, Wash,
where they will in future reside.
Tho bride has friends here whose
names are legion, who unite with
No In extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Not . nisute should be lost whes
child shows syapsons Of GROUP. Chamber.
aia's Cough Remedy tiven o. soon a. the
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30

1t costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and sd-
dress neatly printed on 100 note
reads and envelopes for only
&,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
For Sale.

&35 good, sound, gentle horse for
SAL. inquire at Cnieftain off e.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30
BACA LAND OPENING DEC. Is

H. toso*i( ster Oa1 tie u Lad dice 4 Laer beanG
- t MessA EegsH cad Wfaas received hsre yss-
49, " The U. S Cemnsloaer
hereby given thA o~nshp pss covering Tie 6ss~ine
Bscs Cosnty. wahheA for resurey viii Be onany 6sd
sce T. 800 M On Dscsbsr Is 1910 sad and .het
applications vii b received: Township 81 S.
- =; Township SO s. R.aes 46 T....Lip 33 s. Rs.6es
To.rsp 81 s. Ranges H. ~ - r. IS 48: and Towaship
Rmses A. r. 49, H. IS - ~ 49, - and So a ~eal d
~ - Principal Mer;disn Cooesda
Ibis the that hsye heen opened last uy
unknown has been put ID until Dec lh next Ia
esnte se nauber q -squaers sncpsiaa governmental
have sesdy settled there and made escsnen
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30

White Bros. increased their clerk
force Dct. lst,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-30

Not nisute should be lost whea q
child shows syaptona Of Group. Chamber.
aia's Couah Remedy tiven o. soon a. the
child beoonss hosrse, or svea afser the
croupy cough appears, will prevent the
attack. Sold BY The Holly Phssaaey,
lkslaas Rroa., peep'rs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
SULLIVAN SULLIVAN HAS BEST
CT JOE SEIGER
Tommy Lowe and Harry
Stone Put Up Weak Six
Round Bout.

BALTIMORE, Sejt. 3.-f0uHs Britt.
the Baltimore boxer, earned a decision
over 5srumy Moran, of New YORK, IN the
open cEena at OriOle baseball park last
nighs Moran, whose stature alone
would strike terror TO the average
youngster, did not have a loOk-in with
Britt The mill went the siz-round limit.
Kid Sullivan, os Washington, had a
shade the better Of Joe Seiger, Of Den
yer, in six rounds.
Billy Adams, Jack HanlO'Ts PhiladeI-
phia Unknown Just barely stalled
of a knockout in his six-round go with
Knockout" Johnny DAILY, OF Balti-
more.
Harry stone, Of New York, and Tom
my Lowe. Of Washington, put up a
misera bic exhibition for six rounds
Jack Ward and Battling Kelly. went
three rounds 10 a draw
Buck Clancy knocked out Jack Shat
fer in tie second round.
The Bouts were pulled of before the
Eureka A c., and, despite the cold and
damp weather, nearly 200 fans &C
Cupied seats in grandstand and bleach
ers-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
MINISTERS GIVEN
RINGSIDE SEATS
Canton Clergy Invited to At
tend Bouts and Act as
CenSOTS.

CANTOR. Ohio, Sept S--Canton min
listers. officers OF the I. NJ c A, and
city officials have been extended an in
vitation 10 watch three boxing bouts
which are 70 be held in the city audi
forum Monday night under the auspices
Of the Standard Athletic Club.
The guests VIII be provided with seats
al the Tingside. and are expected to act
as CelSOTS-
Kid Goodman. Of Boston, and Young
DOnOhue, Of Cambridge, Mass, VIII so
ten rounds in the chief mill. Nat Brock,
Of Cleveland. and Clyde lie Master will
box six rounds and johnny Mack, of
8IassillOn. VIII meet Young lie Master
in the preiimiuaries-
we viii comply with the law in every
particular said Nike Mckinney. of the
Standard club and we want the min
listers 10 judge the contest Mayor
TurnbUlI is in favor of the matches.
Members Of the club were given
scare here last New Year Day when
the grand jury was asked by church
leaders TO indiCt the principals of the
bout between the KlpIanes. OF CIeve-
land
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
KAUFF MAN At WORK
FOR MILL WITHLANG

ALLENHURST, y J, Sept AT
Jimmy De Forests here. Al Kaufman.
the big Westerner, is busily and earn
esJIy preparing TO his fight with Bill
Lang, which is 70 be held Labor Day
night at the Philadelphia National
League baseball J,trh, under the d.
rectiOu OF Harry lc.IW1rds.
kaufman is IN good condition, for he
only recently put IN two long periods
OF JTaiTinE- he is following a regular
routine IN his training IN the morn
ing ne gDeS o. he road for about
six or seen miles. and on his return
he gets a good rub down. Then, TAX
InE one Of De Forests canoes, he
paddles down Deal Lake 70 the ocean,
and goes for q swim in the surf.
kaufman is enthusiastic about this
part OF his training Returning, he
has lunch. and then takes a sleep.
About 80 he goes IN the gym and
has a long workout, consisting OF
pulling the weights, punching the
bag, etc
All boxing is .-5oCed this week. the
reason being t~ac as he has boxed 50
much during his theatrical enga Ee-
meut Il was feared that he would
become stale
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
CROWD HOOTSLEWIS
FOR BOXING FIASCO
Harry Mansfield, English
Lad, Readily OutpointS
American.

NEW YORK. Sept. Sight hundred
OF so boxing enthusiasts are kicking
themselves today for having wasted
good money on the Harry Lewis-TIarry-
Mansfield bout at the Nationa Sporting
Club last night
The bout was the tamest Of the year,
and those who saw il are a unit in be
heving that Lewis should strsi ghtway
relinquish the title Of welterweight
champion Of America
Mansfield, the English lad, outbO1ed
Lewis and had he had NOR OF a kick
he could have scored an easy victory
The last half Of the match was 70 the
accompaniment OF Whistling end. jeeTing
from the spectators
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03

4LleEleTS-
N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE MS
1h4CL OF COLUMBIA. E11ffu- ne
1[-cl C or IN Re: The extension u
the District o. Columbia Dist-fcr Co.
No So Notice IS hereby given frs- -
,-'o.-ss q ne LIlslricl OF Columbia
F--S--t1-- . the Provisions q an Acr OF
Congress approved March md 700 s--5fre5
An Act Authorizing the Extension of --,rla-
lS-ll-IC anu x streets Southeast II ~
District Of Columbia have aIel a 1910
u 1hls Court praying the condemnation 81
the land necessary for The sy-e--5-- -
Twenty-third Street Southeast - -. y
present southern terminus near Nsy-To- So
10 x Street. and + Street. Southeast 49,
third Street Mayor Street vrf-r -
OF ninety feet in The District o. f-5r,,.--sl
as sHovn on Plat or map fled with -
said FeSltion as part thereof. and rrsvf1,
also that a jury OF FIVE judicsouS e,r---
euCed. dISinteTcsted men. who shqI he -
holders WITHIN the District u Co-r5--b4z -
related 10 any person II interest in -
proceedings and not in The service - -
plcyment OF the District - Columbia ~ =
the United states. be summoned h,- -
United States Marshal fS- rhe Ufs--f-. - -
Columbia to assess the dauazas 49,, -
O. 4anc 70 oe taken may sustain by resSga
o. the extension OF the aforesaid StreersE,7ns
the condemnation OF the land re-csSs--- -
the purposes taereof- and - asses as -
MS resulting IhereIr0m the entire ar7o---.
Of said damages plus the costs - -,-5- -
CcedinE, Up9n the land ab-1rri-r IN 49,, -
streets 70 be extended and also mn -
jury may ind VIII be benefited h.v - -
extension Of the said streets IS uJro-55eg5
Tor BY the aforesaid Act Of Congress- II Il
By the Court. this I'D day OF August -
1910, Ordered that all persons hsvf7r-- A.
interest IN these proceedings be- snd 49,
are hereby warned and commander 70 -
pear in this Court on OF before rba 81 -
OF September. A D 1916. az Ten 1-C~r-,---
A. n. and continue in attendance r5nrfT -
Court shall have made sts SuaI order -
flying and confirming the award OF d7u1~--
and the assessments Of benefits OF me -
70 Be eupaneied and swCrT herein and II =
further Ordered. that a copy OF this norics
and or1er De published once IN the 49,
iGBtQG Law Reporter and on six ser-l4f7r 80
in The Washington Times. the V-ash7-e--7
Herald. and the Washington Post nSr-s-
papers published in the said Disfris- ,---
ulencinS at least twenty days before TIE -
End day OF September. 4 y. 1910 J. i
further Ordered. that "A COPY OF this no-f~s
be served b. the United States ITe-slsf -
his deputies upon such Of the ov-ner~ =
the land 10 be condemned herein as 49,
be found BY the said Marshal or his ee7,--5--.s
within the District OF Columbia, and ,ln5n
the tenants and occupants Of rhe Sar7e -
fore the said IND day Of September ! II
1910. By the Court tSiSledD, ASHLEY Il
GOULD, Justice fSeaLJ 4 True C-o1V-
Test J. r YOUNG. Clerk Bv
BELEU. Asst Clerk 7-.se-r-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
PITTSBURG WORKMEN
TO HEAR MORRISON

Frank Morrison. secretary Of the
American Federation OF Labor. viii
leave Washington tomorrow morning
for Pittsburg, where he Will speak in
the Labor Temple TO the working
men OF the Western metropolis
The exercises at which the labor Of
fetal will make an address VIII fol-
low the annual Labor Day parade
through PittsburS's streets It was
announced today at labor headquar-
tiers that Samuel GOmpers. president
Of the federation, wOIld speak 20 the
labOring men OF kaT-sas City, Mo-, on
Labor Day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
HILDRETH DEFENDS
PRIDE OF STABLE
Offers $4,000 Wager to
Prove FitZ Herbert Has
Not Broken Down.

NEW YORK. Sept 3-Angered bv
the report that the pride OF his stable
Fitz Herbert had hopeIessly broken
down. sam Hildreth telegraphed q
warm denial TO John T. Madden here
today
If there is anyone who thinks Fitz
cannot do his best" reads the message
let them make Il worth while to have
showdown 7 VIII match TODAY
4 gainst any horse in the world, weight
Tor age. for $4,000 q. side"
Il IS reported that HiIdreth viii take
the cracks OF his string. Including Nov
city. this years F'uturity winner 10
england next year, and that he VIII
then take over the stable Of w. G
Winans. who recently purchased Dali
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03

BUFFALO, y Y. Sept S.-The great
est speed contest for power boats ever
held on fTesh water IS scheduled 20 be
rllu over e fve-uli!e cOUrSe-seven times
around-in Niagara river this afternoon.
The race is for -he championship OF
the Great Lakes and the possession Of
the z r. Thomas SRc0a
The entries Dixie Il owned by F n
RUTnham- New York Courier III, owned
by ". J. Corners, Buffalo. Cero IT,
owned by Robert Demiug. Cleveland
Elbridze Secret. owned by l. J. Seely,
Rochester. y y Intruder. owned by
= +. Durham. New York. Van Blcrck
OW.IeC hv J. < HaECprty Detroit. Hug
~. OWne- BY Charles Francis, New
York Ia Tr7lda- owned BIZ Commodore
r.. Z Vars, Buffalo; H r 6, owned by
Neutrality-suspicious. Company. TCwanda-
y. Y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES
h THOMAS & JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
AEtOrueys-

E h THOMAS & JAS FRANCIS SIXTH.
Attorneys
II TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE ms
IRiST or COLUMBIA Holding q Dis-
trlct lourt II re- The extension = C,9l15-z-
~ Rodo5 northwest IN me District OF
Columbia District Court, No ggl E5tsSs
IS hereby given that the Commissioner 81
the District O Columbia, pursuant - ths
psptlslons OF an Act appro-ed Mach ~ 10
entitled An Act 70 authorize the exrensi71
o. Columbia Road. Northwest, in the Dis
Llct O. columbia, have flied q petiti6a in
this Court praying the condemnation - -
land necessary for the extension OF Columbia
f.oaos southwest through parcels ufuetv-frs-
tNos L-l ely -ElFe-1Ours and uzae---file-@1rs
With Z y 18th OF seventy-fvs fse- ia 49,
DlsIEic- o Columbia. az shown % : -
OF plat fled with the said petition - -
thereof and praying also that q fl.rv Of f5--e
)udicloUss experienced Gisiuteres-ef ri.er -
shaI De 1reeholders within rhs Disrric- 81
- ----s-a' NO related 10 any person inter
$50 n these proceedings AID not IN The
service OF employment OF che Tris4rf-- -
Soiu1l0iG OF Of TIE United States be sum
Inoned oy the United States Marsha for -.
District OF Columbia 70 assess t1a rf--rago5
eac1 owner OF land 70 be taken 49, 80 =
BY reason OF the extension ~ re- zr,--s---
SoiuI1ola Road. and the CONCENTRATION ~
1l-S ana Necessary 1cr the purposes thereof
enc 70 asses as beZsfits resulting tte-af~ay1
- 80 - ---O-nt o. said damages Plus the
80 - % rs proceeding. upon the LAID z5ur-
8 - upon the safC Columbia Fg1sf > -
tStenqeSs and also upon al other Tte1ss 49,
PdLte.s O lanc which the ilF- nav -
VII Ee bele1tzd b. the said e-,.-7~f7- -
rsid Columbia Road, as pr5vi5e5 f0- X -
aI-ressiS Act O. Congress. ID - -
Solrl sis md day o. August. 4 - I'D
Orcereo. that all persons hav1uz any iSss-zz-
N lhese proceedings be, and rhz- ar &c.,
warned and commanded 10 aunzsr - 49,
court on or before ths Ind day Of Seprer1F6e-
= y 1910, Al ten o'ClOcz A II ard -,
ttlNe N attendance Until the Cou-r So
5id' hl2afle It's maj order TzEEr-luz ans -
hrialn6 The award Of damages a1d re -
Ees sTlleTl-s OF benefits o. the Flr-- ~ II. -
pa2e-ed and sworn herein. and il il rr--rr-
CIoefed- lnat copy Of rhis notice and o-I-a-
= p1o-lshed once IN the Washi7z-rn I -
Et-porteTs and OF six secular Csrs - ~.
warrington Times, the VFaShtre-6g7 E-e--7T
and The Washington Post reu-Spsrs-E -
-iSnec = t1e District. Co-nueucfnz ar 80
twenty days before the saId mi - -
september. A D 1910 L Is fur-hs- r.--5e-z5
that q copy Of this notice and u-4e- h. &C.,
% ihe United States Marshal - -
cePuties Upon such owners Of -hs rs,,z =
DC condemned herein as nav h. r,---F -
ne sa-d Marshal or his deputies v-f-sI- -
DlstEict q Columbia. and upon The rr-a-r-
ana occupants @ the same befo-s - -
--nc Gay = SeDIeE1beT. A. D 1910 ~ -
CCu[t tolEnedJ. ASHLEY II COULD -
nee &Sea--} True Copy. Tsst- J n
1OCNGs Clerk By r P. BEIET- 49,
agZ9-5c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
SMITH WILL FIGHT
WITH JACK DORMAN

NEW YORK. Sept. Next Thursday
high at the Long Acre A -. New
Norlsers VIII have their first chance TO
see Young Sammy Smith. of PhTsdel-
pfia. who is anxious TO meet ad VOL
Sdst for the lightweight championship.
Smith VIII meet Jack Doruan the
Bronx cham pion- # Smith wins he vii!
he matched with Cyclone Johnny Thomp-
son at the National a c. on Septauber
3. Smiths rinE record for the past six
months has been sensational
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
HAS NOT RESIGNED
FROM DETROIT CLUB

DETROIT. Mich, Sept 2.-HuCh Jen-
nings and President Navin TO-DAY en-
phatically denied the report that the
Detroit manager. at the end OF the sea
son. viii sever his connection with the
Detroit team, OF which he is mana ger.
matter yet" said Navin, but I hone
Jennings won't leave u.s.
Jennings said: I haven't said anv-
thing about a contract. but I will be
glad 10 stay with the team. and there
Is no hitch over the remuneration
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-03
TEST ORAL BETTING
LAWS IN NEW YORK
Want Final Decision Before Time
TO Decide on Racing
Next Year.

NEW YORK, Sept 2-The Jockey
Cub attorneys viii test the anti-oraI
betting and directors liability laws
on neutral STOuDd. Attorneys repre-
SenJl0S the racing interests plan 10
nave an arrest made at one of the
county fairs this fail
As quickly as possible the case viii
be rushed 10 the court Of appeals. so
that hnal decision may be reached
before the time comes TO defide
before an attempt shall be made TO
conduct racing next year
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PROPOSALS

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kecol cylinders. pistOns. e-c-Sch $50
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SENDS Def
TOLIGHTWEIGHTS

NEW YORK, Sept 2-WHlinE to hght
a IlI-Slue Mel@lLs winner take al, SiA
rounds, ten rounds. twenty-five rounds.
or any other distance. as Ions as he
gets a fight. Tommy Murphy today is
sued sweeping challenge 20 the light
weights
He sent out his def TO WOlEast.
"PaCky" Mcfarland. Bat Nelson, OF
any Of the tcp-notchers. and said that
he has made SO much money lately in
real estate that ne is willing to place
S10.o00 as a side bet
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COSTER RECEIVERS.

NEW YORK. Sept G-Joe Coster
says his arm which he injured in a
recent bort. Is all right again and he
resumed training today for q bout
with Young Wagner at the Fair
mont Club next week This is e.
pected TO prove q huumine bantam
contest. and the sport think II will
result il knockout.