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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-16
RON BRIDE AND GROOM.

In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hin who were recently married. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Parsons entertained
with . whist party last evening at
their homo In South Eighteenth street.
The guests included members Of q
former club to which the host and
hostess belonged Mt one time. Whist
WAS played at Ave tables. Favors were
given to Mrs. John Keys and DIR. +.
&. Anderson. At the close OF the
game a delicious lunch was served.
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ENJOYABLE PARTY.
An enjoyable party was given at
the home of Mr.. william b. Flatley
near Webster recently. Games Of
various kinds were played much to
the enjoyment of the young people
and all invited. A lunch was served
at late hour The guests were Miss
Mate Uurtmer. Miss Alta Wilcoxen.
Miss Margaret Quigley. Miss Virginia
Feasel. Miss Ida Fudge. Miss Merle
Stoops. Miss Esta Johnson. Miss Ruby
Hartup and Misses Anna and Margar-
ct Flatiey. Mr.. Perry Stops. Messrs.
Russell and Clarence Fudge. Mr.. Ed
ward johnson. Mcssrs. Floyd, Paul
and Harry Hunt. Mr.. Adelbert Jay.
Messrs. Joseph and William Quigley.
and Mr.. Andrew Flatley.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Hugh Mauxy of Rushville. In
diana, 10 In the city for few days
visit with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Becker In South Eleventh
street.
TO COME HOME.
Miss Juliet Swaync. who 10 In Chi.
caeo studying music will come home
next week to spend Thanksgiving In
this city with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. e. Swaync.
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TO ATTEND WEDDING.
Mrs. Carr OF Hamilton. Ohio. Mrs
Eikenberry OF Camden. Ohio. and Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Wood Of Akron. Ohio
came today to attend the King Myrich
wedding.
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TO LEAVE THIS WEEK.
Miss Marie Starr will leave this
week for New York to visit her broth
or. Mr.. Thompson Starr.-lndianapolil
Star.
Miss Starr has a number of friends
In this city 40 she often visits here.
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TO Do FLOWER GIRL.
Little Miss Clara Myrick will be
the floaAr girl this evening at the
King.Myrick wedding which will be
celebrated ut the homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. b. Myrick In North Eleventh
street. The bride. Miss Clara Myricl
10 an aunt Of little Miss Clara. A
number Of guests arrived In the city
today to attend the affair which will
be one of the most important society
events Of the week. A number Of
showers and parties have been giver
by the many friends Of the bri1e-elect
during the past few weeks.
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Mloo TAYLOR Quest.
Miss Bertha Taylor was . guest q
the Kalk-Littell wedding which wal
celebrated last evening In lndianap
oils. An account Of the affair ~ pub
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twenty-fourth to Mr.. William B. Sauer
of Cincinnati. A number Of invita-
tons have been issued to friends In
Cambridge City as well az in this city
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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
An entertainment viii be given this
evening at the st. Pauls Lutheran
church. by the children who are mem
bers of the Sunday school. The pro-
gram will begin at seyen-thirty o'clock.
POOR TURKEYS.
All the turkeys In the country will
go into decline within a few days. for
Thanksgiving will devastate the
crop Of tender young gobblers as well
as their sisters. cousins and aunts
and possibly their great grandparents
may be pressed into service for the
great national feast day. II the pool
creatures only knew the sword was
literally hanging over their heads
they would have nervous prostration
instead of getting up an appetite fol
the big meals lavished on them these
last days OF their lives. When all Ii
said and done, the turkey Is a very
unromantic fowl. In life he struts
about with a red flannel bandage
about his neck and souints at every
conner with the eye ot an enemy
In death the atmosphere of oyster
dressing raises him to little higher
realm and he reaches the zenith o.
the artistic when one of his drum
sticks is given to the baby of the fami
ly to gnaw upon. The most senti
mental cannot squeeze out tear OF
the fate of Monsieur Turkey and The
comic supplement has taken him To-
It's own. Within another fortnight
behold the time-worn jokes with tur
key flavor under the heads hash. pie
croquettes, salad. soup and so OF
through the menu.
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apolis to spend q week with her sister
who has been seriously ILL
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TO KENTUCKY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McConaha will
leave today In their automobile for
Shelbyville. Kentucky. yhere they will
visit friends and relatives for several
weeks.
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'1yOCIAI(9vHIRL
;. Edited by Miss Elizabeth r.. Thomas :.
lished in the Indianapolis Star is ~


follows:
A pretty wedding OF last evening
was that of Miss Katherine vanzandt
Littell daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Littell. and Arthur g. Kaik Of
South Bend The wedding took place
very quietly at the new home of the
brides parents on Ashland avenue. in
the presence Of the families and few
friends. The Rev. l.. c. Bentley. pastor
of Broadway NJ. 4. church, ofhciating.
Miss Jess Anderson sang II Love
Thee" before the ceremony and dur
ing the reading Of the service Miss
Louise Lee sang Promise Me-" Miss
Florine Tillson OF Greensburg. cous-
in of the bride. played the "Lohengrin
Wedding March" The appointments
for the wedding were In yellow and
green, the ceremony taking place in
front OF the fireplace, which was bank
ed with palms. ferns and yellow chrys-
anthemums. The archways and stair
way we're festooned with Southern
smilax.
There were no attendants, the brid-
al couple entering the ceremony room
together. The brides gown was Of
white. braided in white, and she car
ried white roses and ferns. Later in
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Kalk left for
a wedding trip before going to their
home In South Bend. Ind. The travel
ing gown OF the bride was wistaria
colored suit with hat of the same col
or trimmed with wings and fur.
Mr. and Mrs. Littell were assisted
by Mrs. G. ID. Tillson. Mrs. Philip Wey-
mer and Mrs. Lot Lee. Among the
guests from a distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Kalk of Wisconsin and Mr..
and Mrs. George 8. Kalk of Chicago.
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DANCE LAST EVENING.
A large number of persons enjoyed
the dance given last evening in the
]. O. O. F. hall by the members of the
Tuesday evening assembly under the
direction of Mrs. Charles Kolp Piano
and drums furnished the dance music.
Mrs. Kolp introduced number of
new steps to the members last even
ing. The assembly meets fortnightly.
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TO GIVE LUNCHEON.
A luncheon will be given Tues
day November twenty-second by
Mrs. James Carr at her home in East
Main street, complimentary to Miss
Caroline Hollingsworth who will be
married Saturday. November twenty.
sixth. to Mr.. Louis b. Quinn of Chi
cago.
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DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. A. L. Murray will entertain
with dinner party Thursday evening
ut her home In North Eighteenth
street in honor Of Miss Mable Redrow
and Mr.. William B. Sauer. of Cincin'
natl. Dinner will be served at six
o'clock.
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VISITING HERE.
| Mr.. William B. Sauer of Cincinna
Il, Is In the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Redrow and family Of
South Eleventh street.
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TO ENTERTAIN.
| Saturday afternoon Miss Ruth Bar
tel will give q miscellaneous shower
in honor Of Miss Mable Redrow who Ia
to be married Thursday. November
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No trouble to prepare Mrs. Austins
Famous Buckwheat Flour. All grocers.
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70 KENTUCKY,
CLUB NOTES

Mrs. Chauncey Rifle viii be hostess
for a meeting Of the Alice Carey club
Thursday afternoon at her home in
South Twelfth street All members
are asked to be present
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AID SOCIETY.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the United Brethren church.
will be held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs, Reed. in East Main
street. A good attendance of mem,
bers is desired.
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ALL DAY MEETING.
The Ladies' Aid socity of the Reid
Memorial church, will hold an all day
meeting in the church parlors Fri
day. Lunch will be served at noon
Members are asked to be present.
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MET YESTERDAY.
A meeting of the Clover club was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Edward Cooper in South
Twelfth street The game was play
ed at several tables and favors were
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presented. In two weeks the club
win meet with Mrs. George Ferling at
her home in South Sixth street
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TO MEET THURSDAY.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety OF the East Main Street
Friends church will be held Thursday
afternoon. All members are asked to
be present.
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THlM1LE CLUB.
The second meeting of the season OF
the Tuesday Thimble club was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. George
Schultz at her home in South Eleventh
street. The hours were pleasantly
spent at needlework and a luncheon
was served. The club meets fort.
nightly.
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Allen D. Hole is hostess this
afternoon for meeting of the Home
Economic Study club at her home on
the National road, West.
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SEWING CIRCLE NET.
The fortnightly meeting of the
Spring Grove Sewing circle was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
George r. Dilks in Spring Grove. The
hours were spent at sewing and re
freshments were served late in ths
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MEETs TopAY.

A meeting Of the St. Paufs Guild. OF
the ST. Paul Episcopal church. is be-
ing held this afternoon. The meeting
was called at two-thirty o'clock.
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afternoon. The next meeting will be /
held at the home OF Mrs. Isaac Dou-
gan.
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presented. In two weeks the club
win meet with Mrs. George Ferling at
her home in South Sixth street.
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NO PARTY.

There will be no bridge party at the
Country club Thursday afternoon as
has been the usual custom for some
time. The parties will be discontinue
ed until a new house committee Is APP
pointed.
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TO ENTERTAIN.

Saturday afternoon Miss Ruth Bar
tel will give a miscellaneous shower
in honor Of Miss Mable Redrow who is
to be married Thursday. November
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For so pears Lydia e. Pimkhom's Vegetable
Qomp0und hos been the standard remedy for
female 11lB. No sick woman does justice 70
Aeeeo1Ry1owtMn not try this faDous medicine.
9ode 4D0uolVoly 1fom ROOFS and herbas and
Aao tAo01AnaS q cures 70 Ito credit.
1aru. Pinkham Invites IN slck Woanem
. WYito ~ loP 0dv3oe. she has
6G18o4 tAe1ande . AealtA ffoe ~ charge.
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TO d FLOWER GIRL.
M,ss TAYLOR QUEST.

Miss TAYLOR GUEST.
Miss Bertha Taylor was guest at
the Kalk-LAttell wedding which was
oils. An account Of the affair ~ pub
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A GUEST HERE.

Mrs. Hugh Mauxy Of Rushville, In
diana, 10 In the city for few days
visit with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Becker In South Eleventh
street.
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Miss Edith paie has gone to Indian.
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DANCE LAST EVENING.
TO GIVE LUNCHEON.

A luncheon will be given Tues
day November twenty-second by
Mrs. James Carr at her home in East
Main street, complimentary to Miss
Caroline Hollingsworth who will be
married Saturday, November twenty
sixth. to Mr.. Louis b. Quinn of Chi
cago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
SPECNLED BOB HAS Big
TALK WITH FRANK SLAVIN

snce. hts perslstency and his as
gre ssiveneRsf
Then Fllx went ON % tell why BE
thought Ieff would win Johnson
was 4 splendid defensive fighter. lie
was rather "a hard msn a. set. hat
he newer was one Go force h0stlli-
Ties Jeff. on thc athef hand. was
one who bored right into the thick
20 1t. who shut bis iawa took what
was coming and gave iust a little
bit more Everything depended on
Ieffa c9udilinn and after fvadlus
tNN United Press dispatches tttH
geit jeff was ia peime shape
Mrs E1tnsimmons then took n
hand and said fthinkinE Victoria
was iu the United Statealt
"Aiy ! am glad 20 ges back 10
Americat
I'm Australia it'a al Johnson. The
odds are six 90 five iu his favor. But
they are poor judges ~ fighters.
Their ideal is 1851 SluireH and slime
piy because Jofsuanu handled Tom
ms Burns No easily they are con-
WINGED that he cannot - beaten.
Mr.. and Mrs f1tHaimm1na left on
the steamer tsuehia this morning for
san Francisco. accompanied by A.
HfssNo.
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- - s..s.u.rs $500 sew faeTMses
AoAssA Sttst.stfS N'4NNs
CAMP. RENO. New. June ST.
think Jsgfriea viii rush IN and clean
-, = - ~ 49,. -a,,,s.~
~
no. ne Won :. hslt fses ONT tns
black fellow for seven or eight
rounds taking q rood heating IN she
rnaantirue ana - aoon a. ~ fsnan
th@ negro Il b~eornlnx discouraged
hscauea his yswnrhe~ are doing no
damawe. Then he'll All ia and finish
things IN
4sxyhv atastfs ~ sau ia ana finish
thlnes uue~
sWhy should he waltz why
should he hnl9 t.ssk ana i4t the ne
gro cut hffn ~ niss,smne An Jerfrfra
Sas ~ An /. =, stfrk ~, al rhin. -
rohnaor ari,.s - taraesf ara when
ire ehawpi,n ffede ehat the wicked.
est hiou ~ ms in stork cannot
down ~ oapopent Johnson wtl -
rte .
aNathgnv tgts that Johnuan IL so5
clever ~ ean .tau around fs~ an
nfrprst tfrfgrslfs.s rurnhsr az ratluaa
ana II wlil siutply resolve itself into
4 o,,e.tgor ~ .,,,5,,van,s n Isffrlaa
g. shars ~ g.,,,F ~ ~. Iaetes vsh@r ~
works thar wfIi ~ nothing - ii
rlwl.ra that nader theas condition.
Jehnson v.fft tsxf abot,t 10 rounds =
40 - - ~ Isgirit,srT
fsathsr a s,swah IN rana a. reffrfas
r.ra1sa. t1r ara fbet's are arr ~
tafk Va, an t.ar Trffriea ain win
in one rourd ~ rounds Il rounds
"a $3.50. - N 1870 So, 49,
onfnien a. - fre duration ~ ! M
fight beer - varylng wIth the ulti.
yTata res7lJt - rertaInlv fixrd m ths
,ntndm IN 80 t,,gses t,,e, In Ief-
frg~sf canon 49, tsleEfn~ ~ rounds IA
a. widely 81 ,-,rianre a. the seiar.
tfan ~ - w-innlr.rr nurnber AZ ne
roulette taftas thaf ere ua.,- di~-
cover ,stth 4 fIstla essort ana IN. "a
~ ana ~ r,rsers
10 tboas e.ltb a merely s,,uarstef,t
knowiedge ~ what 4 bower ahguIS
a. ara wn~k - me Ne fetigsgs a.
outta 4 r,,5zzia I@rr h. teafinv 40
ynt,rb thay tbgot rsrr~iraf,ti ~ -
vast arantsrt N iator ~ ia. s,l.,,s
through On ia ofbar hand fbey
,ts.3s -. Z, .-t..l. =. -
sars,a,siy,ss go 80 -, a,'..is.'.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
FANS ARE HAVING THEIR
USUAL FERuEHT DREAMS

fries pats aside his work that causes
Tbs greatest comment For instance.
go Monday after Jim had pulled
aff hiss early morning boxing stunt
r. was given out officially BY Mana
ger Berger that hla work for the
balance u the training spell would
ennsist ~ boxing In the morning
ana short heart nprints IN the
eeNHsng. Not only aid be- entirely
reverse the program. bat. after
switching the heart spFints to the
morning. he cut out the expected
boxing In the afternoon amt eon~
tented himself with a nap, a private
falk win Gov Diekeraon. and a r4sb.
down after dinner II IL Utterly use
less % accept IA program Or even
guess what ths big fellow viii 40
from u0w until Friday. when ne ia
expected 70 cut aus all work and
huFl himself into ghe nerve rarklng
drying Gus process. but ns mMv box
and he may sprint and 10 may loaf.
They are making book bare ga a. hat
nc Intends % DO. ard you can write
your own ticket
Tomorrow THE real betting win
begin. Last night 10 20 was the
prevailing price. Some guess n viii
90 % 10 70 Z. and others look for
- I. whichever way the coin -
laid here e IL expected 90 make the
price throughout ths United states.
although England may continue 10
make Johnson the fAVorlta.
There IL tip out that Jeffriea win
put forth his best endsaNnr. as
matter of pride 10 end tha battle
Within II rounds Johnson some
time ago predicted that he would
finish the white man within IS
ROUNDS. aud, Just 70 70 him one bet
ter. Jim wants things 10 be wound
~ IN his own favor within II
rounds. The quicker the finer a
stu hts slogan. and N he can wind
the negro up IN round be win do
il.
Jsffrias r. sporting a mural deco.
ration ~ the left eye. a nemsnto Of
Mondays boxing session The guilty
person rs not known. each af me fgur
sparrins partners claiming the
honor. with Berger having good
lead IN the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
TURKS SUFFER A
HEARTRENDING
RELAPSE
Vile Opposition Throw the
Hook in, z to 2Seaton
Looks Like a Pitcher
For a Minute.

Sundays and Mondays games
must have been just . brief rally ug
che fast. faltrrlng strength ~ the
Turk# fer yesterday "a terrible rec
lapse hts the Moaiuma. aud ls wns
an uff with ihe near winning streak
Seattle started with wasa burst
sc speed IN the fiFat inuinN. ard BY
wHprfhuman or supera 0unanut. Or
some such efforts. rang che bell
tmiea Alas. the effort vas Goa much
Ger their waning strength. and the
iuusia TerrHfa scored and scored
ana scored. until the final tails read
e.
jos seaton was announced AZ part
AZ st8ttlea battery but De- had
nothing on the baii hut thr cover
and the Tacoma ajuKwcfa pounded
him ~ and large for eleven hits
nue ug them a homer lie locked
ike a pitcher Cor The first inning.
retiring the aliens handily but after
that
Tacoma pat two nosrhsa on the
rifle at0ck in the second by che ma-
HiatAnce ~ a pass. a single a duu.
ole and another single. Then they
lug oat their knives and carved Id
two more IN thh next lnnlmE. sThen
hamnvy. with Mott on. atung faw bali
Tor gurnld. Then In tire aeFemEh
the Tigers ANNEXED one muFn. and
iuss 10 make uH give 80 all hope aild
tHo across In IRE following eserlod
THE ninth ended with 90 casual
ties on either side
Auuls. twirliug for Tacoma. tika
The villain IN tbs drama. wnm the
presiding links ~ the occasion. but
unlike said drama the yigtuamH
heFu tpaFt taken bY 8saftiel aid not
conquer Ia the last act Ths cur
tain rang down and hia tine death
struggles II the Turks from the
eyes ~ The ayrmpathHtie fans. Mag
be- tndgf when the aHmfo teams WFt
together theru will b. a dlfrofent
outcome. Came starts az t.
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And NOW COMES USUAL
BUNCH OF BEAR STORIES''

trouble. THE watof here e. blamed
far their ailKhG attacks ot lpdlses-
uau
Another report says jeftrica' rlght
elbow r. mfAmed and minor OF"
Grafton may be necessary az once.
pr w. s. Porter % Oakland. ~
tended Jeffriss when Dc hurt nus
knee white training for the Munroo
tight al Harbln SPRINGS Or For
ter also recently performed am ops
efatian on Mrs Jeffrtes nr Porter
haa consultation with Jcftfles To-
8av. II ia reported that be VIII TAP
tha his fellows arm today,
Betting took squirt late ltHt
nteht ana the odds opened hair
usint going ta TO 90 6is that JET
frles wins The principal betting on
the rounds Was even money that
ieffsies would not win inside OF 10
rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
The First Hammock

Made In America was "Palmer"l
Palmer still makes the best ham
mocks to be had anywhere IN the
world.
You can choose hammock 20
suit your taste aud pOcket.book
here, because We have a complete
line tn stock highest grade. every
one Of them: 5000 and upwards.
A hammock is the one necessity
you need 70 complete your camp or
cottage this summer.
We have everything for the
sportsman. camper miner and ath.
lete--man or woman.
Don't forget that hammock
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M'vEIGH BACK FEELING
STRONG AND WILLING

he was always husky.
Label has been working out ore
AZ Pleasant Beach. and fans va
have been over to see him say y
is speedy and shifty boxer. tn
Frisco lad has been In the game ig
several years, and IL loaded 00sh
with experiences.
The boxing exhibition tonight y
the Seattle theatre. With two zlch
men In the circle together. ought Y
furnish much class.
Tickets are on sale al box oiilee y
the Seattle theatre. f4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

CITY HALL SHUTS
OUT KING COUNTY

Tho eify hail baseball team won
the second game ~ the series for
the T. l. Moore trophy. Monday. by
shutting out the King county az
KreEatlou. ; 70 O.
Hughes the former varsity pitch
er. tNirling Tor the city hall bunch.
had She opposition ~ his mercy. aud
fleided hts position no well 81 the
bargain that the lufielders had 1T
tie - DO
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Fitzsimmons Party, En-
Route to Reno, Lands in
Victoria-Bob Is Strong
for Jeff.

VICTORIA. r. e.. June e The
Australian liner Mariana. carrylng
Bob F1txsimmona and party. due in
Victoria taslay. Unexpectedly doe&@d
at o'clock last night and was met
By a large crowd FtlHslmm0us WA
not allowed 10 land until ~ p. m
One % the first persons 90 greet
him was Frank Slavia. who rot
busy at once doping tho fight our 20
Bob The conversation was inter
estiuw. because FigHslmmona sciects
Jeffries. and S'avln cane under
stand how she hig black can lose.
~Teu must remember Johnson =
youth. his elasticity. his elevernesN
and his strenEth exp0stulated
slavin IN the midst ~ sharp ex-
change ~ verbal fireworks
But son faTaet Jeffries' enaur-
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Physical Conditions at Moana
Similar to Those at Ben LOmOnd

RENO. New. June 29-lf one
Jmma da Jeff doesn't watch out
he's going TO cop out for himself AZ
nom De swat" the ~big duck" 70
replace that Of the big bear.
Prom the tlmo that he pitched hts
tent on the grounds Of the Hotel
Rowardennnn. at Ben Lomnnd, Cal
In the heart 81 the Santa Cruz
mountains. JEFF took 10 the water
with an the readiness and apparent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

Husky little Pete Mcveigh. nc-
compauied by LonHie Austin. came
in late yesterday afternoon from
WilkeHon. where Pete has been put
ting I'm some hard licks climbing and
unclitnbinE mountains getting In
shape for the exhibition match with
Label. which comes of tonight
Pete is fegiing fine. and the work
In the open AFR has increased his en-
duWnce and wind 10 the top notch.
Lunnic is sure hts proteEc will get
the best 81 Label. a& McFeigh has
developed into a fast and clever man
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but a small percentage of the Joy
variety Thcre are hot baths, cold
bawtha and medium baths, alice
same porridKe Of the nursery story
of the three bears. there are boats
GO row IN. streams and tanks To
swim In, and sun-oh yes YOU bet.
there's aun-to dry in There's
baseball field aud a big barn Of a
gymnasium
All OF this lies west of Reno about
two miles To person who never
crawled through the ropes Of
squared circle except TO take pic
lures. Il looks like "a bang up place
for q fighters training camp. Prob
ably appearances aren't doceitful or
Jim wouldn't be at Moana
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with the web feet and wigRie tail
Frequent plunEes into the icy
after a couple OF hours hard work
at the oars became "a regular feature
of his training.
When Governor 0illett butted into
the California fight game with his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

now famous manifesto. and bie Jim
was compelled 10 pack his kit and
hit the trail FOR this town Of sage
brush. wind and divorces, the hope
of the white race" still had his eye
peeled for ZIP o" college for wa
teri.
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Glory
BIG TIM SPEAKS Up.


CHICAGO. June 2sBrt
; Tin" Sullivan. stakeholder frt
+ the big fight, who vas here
: yesterday en- route TO Reno !
; discussing Gov. Dickersons !
; threat Of interference In caas !
a irame.up was shown. said: :
Jcffries would not. ard \
r Johnson could not afford 10 4
, fake" 4