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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
- The fruit Is safely brought to the

banana kvos he fruit is safely brought to the
Ban3 " grown for the market planted.
a. Z g on the border Of navigable waters
P1aI - are divided into sections or zones
az ~ - twenty miles In length. and the
-s0ulI 80 ~ IN rotation. thereby cleaning up
the N III BE supply OF fruit in or several
sectlu1U nile II II maturing In others.
In g y Riea the system which has been
evolved u handling the fruit from the time II
II cut E<Am the plant until 1t is placed on the
dealerj title stand in the far interior cities OF
the Ui&Dd States is indeed marvellous.
WheRk steamer starts from a United States
port to I kcure its cargo a cable is sent advising
Of the veparture, 80 that preparations can be
made 4 cutting the crop. The carrying ca
pacity the vessel il known almost to a bunch.
Each p ntation manager furnishes at the be-
ginnine y the week an estimate Of the amount
Of fruit he can cut. and one two. or three SEQ
tons may{ be called upon, according to the size
Of the ship and the quantity of fruit available
In each section About thirty-six hours previ-
GUS to The e1oected arrival of the steamship or
ders aye sent to the plantations. notifying
them tol cut fruit for delivery a specific date
The day before the steamer IL due trains are
made ub and sem out to pick up the fruit, these
trains Heing timed that steamers will not be
delayedi waiting for cargo.
On the morning Of the cutting. the plantation
is all s|stir Ffralout are the cutters" who
go up Ind down. he long avenues of banana
plants. closely inspecting each hanging bunch
IN cutting the fruit long lances gre used, palm
poles aimed with broad steel blades. The stalk
of the thll plant II half severed at q point shout
eight fdet above the ground. The weight Of the
fruit causes the top Of the plant to bend slowly
to the Earth. where the bunch IL cut from the
stem by q stroke of the machete. Following
the cutters come the picking-up gangs. who do
liver the fruit at the receiving platforms along
the railroad track. An inspector watches the
fruit a 1t Is passed into the He counts
and grades each bunch, rejecting those that
show signs Of ripenine and those that I'M
dersized or bruised
After cargoes discharged in the United
States. solid trains Of banana cars run as "spe-
Gals" every day In the week from New York.
Baltimore and New Orleans to all of thu large
cities OF the country Carloads are even shipped
to Calgary. Canada. over 1000 miles from New
Orleans.
The front ventilatorS Of the forward cars OF
these tfains, and the rear ventilators Of the
last caIb. are connected BY means of canvas
tubes rxn into main trunk chute. powerful
exhauSG draws on the heat thrown out by the
fruit IN its ripening process. and the fans cir
culate cold air through every car in the train
During the winter months tn. operation 10 re-
versed.t and fruit IN transit during very cold
weathes II warmed while proceea:rS - tts
desunAf5on-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

now, but is building more and has
in prospect a network Of lines to grid
iron the empire 1t has a parliament.
constitution and a cabinet. all the
acquisitions Of q decade. China seems
destined in q very short while to take
q much more important position that
Il now occupies in world affairs.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Shred crisp lettuce leaves and place
them I'm a cup made OF tender leaf Of
head lettuce. Place on each portion
Of salad n half-dozen English walnut
meats broken I'm halves and cover with
q generous portion Of mayoBnaise
dressing TO which whipped cream has
been added
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

III you could stand on the moon"
says an astronomer, the earth would
appear to you to be Ga times larger
than the sun appears to u.s. This IL
because the earth has eight emes the
diameter of the moon. theret're she
must show to the mocnists "a times as
much surface az the moon shows US.
The sun. on the other hand. would APP
pear no larger to you from your OBJ
servatory on the moon than 1t does
from our globe. The earth's atfnos-
phere being blue. II las been decided
that the earth must appear az . blue
ball to the inhabitants Of the moon
and the planets. What . glorious
sight II must be to our lunarian neigh
bors to look upon . bright. blue. swift
revolving ball. 81 times larger than
the sun.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

down the weeds and care
fully clean the ground
about the the root Of each
stalk.
The banana plant will
grow with wonderful rap
idfty under favorable CTR
cumstances. In fact. the
development from . new
" planted sucker to the
plant in full bearing 10
simply short Of marvel
Gus. Within . space OF
six or seven weeks the
two or three foot plant
has more than doubled In
size, and a month or 20
later the leaves cease to
unfold and . spike ap-
pears out Of the center OF
the crown. This 10 the fu-
ture stalk Of the bunch
and carries = huge req
- The 0nd II
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
lookjoa Ahead.

A little girl. who thought she had
grown up past the age Of dolls was
asking her mother to put them all
away for her.
what DO you want them kept for
II you have nnishsd with themf" ask
ed her mother.
oh aid the child. they viii 10
for my children"
But replied the mother. ''supposs
you never had anyr
VERY veil. thea was the reply,
Obey viii 10 for ny gTAzdchtIdven :
ca1sdias Centusy.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

Beat two eggs into one cup OF milk.
add one tablespoon OF melted butter.
one cup OF -four. one teaspoon OF bak-
ing powder: mix well. then add enough
-four to make the dough stir enough
to roll. Cut into small rounds and
bake In a hot oven.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
SWIMMING SUIT is UNIQUE
Equipped With Life Protector and
Fins Attached to Ankies-Exesi-
lent for Beginners.

A swimming suit that has the dou-
ole advantage of aiding the swimmers
movements and protecting his life has
been designed by a Washington man.
1t is intended primarily for the use OF
beginners. but will be found convo-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

which may be easily replaced when IL
wears out IL has double propellers.
one at each end. and is supplied with
small depending weight. which may
be adjusted as desired to make the
toy ny higher or lower.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

When Charles mama went up
stairs after he had been put to bed.
she found his eyes were closed. and
he had all the appearance OF being
asleep. Then In . drowsy tone. and
evidently In earnest. he said: Guess.
mama. whether Use asleep or awake"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
FLYING MACHINE is SIMPLE
Toy EmbodyIno All the Principles Of
the Real Aeropiane Has Just Been
Placed on the Market.

The simplest flying machine which
has ever been devised is shown In the
accompanying illustration. a toy which
has been recently put on the market
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
Whx They EaIIed.

Here II . fact for thoughtless boys
20 ponder upon.
Several boys who were candidates
for . naval cadetship from the Eighth
Michigan District were rejected b.
cause the examining physician found
that their hearts had been affected b.
smohing ctgarettes-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

F you did not eat three do1en
bananas last year. you did not
have your share. Over 4O,000.-
600 punches. or moro than
5000, 600. 900 bananas. we're Inn
ported into the United States In
1910. The immensely Of this
shipment can be more readily
grasped by the statement that
1t would cover an area 20 feet
wide. reaching from New York
to San Francisco. or, placed end
to end. would extend thirteen
times around the earth at the
equator. The slip" in the peels
would launch the ships Of the
Unrl1 Tho Uhnlooalo va1r1o nf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

On camping trip of young persona
two of the girls volunteered to get
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

takes a sharp tug at the kite the rub
Der bands give and the string is not
SO likely to snap. as it might otherwise
do. or course. this resiliency at the
kite end prevents an accident at any
point along the cord. Just as much as
II there were q lot of rubber bands all
along It.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01
Sunday Observed in China

People Of the Elowery Kingdom viii
Keep Holy, the First Day Of
TIA Week.
China Is showing signs Of exceeding
even the speed attained by Japan.
when once started on the way from
Uedievalism to modernism. The
F.owery Kingdom. which. during
lany centuries. has existed unto IL
ssf. Il awakening to the Advantages
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-01

In Russian schools, pupils have the
opticn of learning French or German.
and &c per cert choose German.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

eszts u CflaAaaa. Gra1g eoznsg. a..
Aseits a sess5y g1psn 1af Is gls-
ezzzes u a. or1er u rzis fEsssz c@E
y tls esces1os .esf1 u Crazy coz1,y.
okz2oma. e1 ~ zsta ~ ss gsas
1911, "a ~ 4etf1x wbesesa W r. EL~
1ss wss Saainaf zae E1 gsanAso1r4
j !. Ben1est ase ) TT Prentca were
1e<s11znis, 1iss<s1 p re. fae 1z1es-
s.yssd nAsgiif ~ Gray eo1nfy. okis~
1ozz, tomns16izg re b lew s1os.
aDsrzi1e z1e sess fne friionng -
sfs1e1 ryotssfy. s0wf E4sE fsse f5l
a1s wesf fzgsep flsl fse4 ~ ~ six
10 Is biDck ~, Is ~ city u casek-
asaa. craey cosatT. cksteaz, - ~
f1e effleisl map an1 pa ttereof, %
1sfisfy 5atgme1s as1 escres " fore.
elgaare "a fayoy n asia Diainfiff and
zg1inst raid cefs11anfs. o1taine8 z11
zszes p fzi1 eosFt ~ ne zsth dsy
u Jsne. A. D. 1873. fof ne s1s q
fzlT "A. al costa wleh later
esf thereon Al fsa per cent per ainnsn
fron tie zsfh day ~ gsne. 1911 aas
e1s's aecgping, ! VIII ~ fas ist 1sy u
Aagasi, 1911, q TIE bo1r u nins
o,esoek =. mv = zzld date. at tte
front door n ihe conrf hOnEs n ne
ciiy n Chekasaa. - asid conafy and
state. utter foy sale and Bell % me
highest bidder To- czsh. s4id property
aboys 1escfiied. " - much thefeof
- III satisfy sad susgmenf interest
and fosf1
witneaa my hand ihia the 2eth day
" Jsne, A. ~, 1911
JOHN Q. LEWIS.
Ghefin u Grady county. Oklahoma.
~ q. ~ yeashernion.
1.l.s9d Deyaty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

Tss Dstse grrs sg. 1917
notice or SALE CF ZEAL Ee
TATE.
gfsts " Ck1ssos1z, lsafasazfzAn eosn-
y, - e. e11.tr oesrt
r fss matter a ~ zszssizasslD n
5eknsya kasabAe 1nf carolias
cpie ninorK JsssDass gaeYrsd.
epafs11
iFofies y kefeby Tfyea is Dastssnes
a ~ crter n ~ eDnnfy eourt u
P4aamatsaa e<saiy. stare of Cklaho-
nna. naa9e an1 catered thsrsln on f6e
zsfA dzx y gsse, 1917. iAe sn1errirr.
- ggaf1isp u fas estate " Johnsos
kfll1ksfzDte z1a Czfclias Cole win
~ ~ cpbise szis b fas hfzaest Di6.
cef srbjeef = eoasirm1sion ~ raid
eougt ~ WesDeedar fhs 1ssh DAY 81
5say, 1911, ~ 10 vcloek fa.. AZ ne
fronf 1oof y ~ eOg1ty el1rt house
e fAe IN - c1ifkatha. Crazy e0sn.
y, CklahDma, ail ne rizAf tile. 10.
sffees anc eesate cf ths SAID johnson
FeilbkaiaDDe ano Caroline Cole ln and
- f1e follDwin1 1escflbed lands, 70
~, Norrh haIf u ne northeast
e4zrter n ne tcaihpeet quarter. and
~ poffh hslf " ne sostheasi guar
~ less 5 ana IgJ0g aeres oeuDlsd a.
flzhs n way ~ the d. q b W ~. %.
n sectiopgs aa1 ne Dorib 3 and 1.i00
sefes n ~ u ~ section :. al n
fDpnfoiD Doffh, rsnze west, loeat
- ~ GRADY county. Oklahoma. said
real ssiate viii ~ eol1 ~ the follow.
ing terms an1 conditions. to.n5f.
tati ~ hand aDoD ne sxecntion and
delivery u ne deeds 70 he Purchaser.
The s1ceessfsl bidder u snea sale
vii BE- required 70 deposit win me
guardian fhe aam n 800 ii can or
certified ehsek 10 guafaniee good falth
u biz IN.
Dated fhis zzfh Day n Jane, 1911.
5OsKpHpg gHKRRED.
ez0zD1 Guardian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
DIssEsTsnsH ON The SHIRT
Writsr Uncorks glals of Wrsth n
Fss indictments n Uneomfort
able Mod~rn Garment.

The onward march d civilization
bae IT, obstacles
clirts being made Tor man and not
nan for shirte. every time a man gets
q new shirt or one comes back from
the laundry the nsoFai aDliit needs tho
application u the safety brake and the
emergency clutch 70 keep us from
dropping into the cellar again.
Shirts are made u various kinds of
mAfesiais After the sewing is On.
ishe6 they are left for q fcw hours IN
= sircng mixture Of glue and con
crete. This fastens the back % the
bosom and sticks the sleeves togeth-
~. Buitonholes are then made in the
q ckband, and fhs band is then steep
~ 10 cement 20 that the buftonfoles
cannot be opened. The boeom IA then
adorned With buttons. These but.
tons srs sewed On With one weak
thread. 70 that when you Try to but
ton the shirt. after having pried II
apart Win q paper knife and strong
language. me buttons will NJ away
AA&fftf8s
bhlrfs that are iaundered are al
ueye sent back with the lower but
Ton buffonsd IL. and Al the button
holes glued tight
Dress shirts are made with ve-
nesred bosoms. with iittls round holes
whore the studs are only supposed
20 be placed These boBOms are abso-
iutely in1sxible. and ihs studs cannot
BE- inserted without fhe aid Of q sledgs
hammer. which Is damaging to ths die
AaSHitAffHs
The man who wSl gnvent q button,
lees shirt, which csy@sot be starched
in fhe neekband. wj1 earn a monu
msnf which win Be illuminated q
steht. .f'ht~s@n Evening Post
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12
FINANCIAL ESTIMATE
CITY OF chIckAsHA

hollce Is hereby given that 81 a
SPECIAL meeting of ihe city COUNCIL of
chlekasha. Okla. held 10 the city
hsll on ihe first Moaday IN July, 1914
TIE following estimate of money need
% Tor the various funds and purposes
iof the above named city for The (
cal year 0f 1911. ending June 30. 1912.
VAS made as provided BY law a~a y
same has been certified 10 TO iho
county esclac board q be raised By tax
levy on ihs laxabie property within
said city of Calekaah3
~ ntt .ilntt ss1. y sfssssa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

Il sometimes haDpeneth that q
fhiag Of 10 Intrinsic value may lend
value 10 10 environment like the
unobstnuctlTe rock ~ q load " hay
Ghacobac.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12


The chickasha Cotton Oh 90. ". The
BRADLEY Gin & Grain 90. B. p. Isry.
ant A. q Marshall. n. y. Carter and
W. u Mcdaniel
No z70s.
Under ana b. virtue u the power
vested IN me, the sheriff u said coun.
y, undcr an execution ana order Of
sale issued ~ ne, from the district
court N salA county and state ~ the
above stated canse. ] win On Thurs.
DAY. the 1915 DAY n July, 1911, IN
front of me court house door IN the
81 a 1.A.e4z@s4sll..a ssissa.ss. Ire heHfs
prescribed ~ law, offer fof sale 10
ths highest bidder Tor cash the fol.
loving Described property situated 10
sAlo county and stats fo.sIt: Al Of
block a IN the town n Bradley, coun.
y of Grady and state ~ Oklahoma,
according 70 ihe plat. nsD ana survey
q said town toeeiher with ail of The
|ttAHiH||f AtAiff ffRF|IlI|HHHs EHEIN"1l
boilers. gins. nxiures and other ma.
ehipefy and appliances n every char.
aftef l0caied % said above described
Efound Dr IN any manner attached
lhsreto Or connected herewith. 70 saf.
isfy iHe 1ndgmeni and decree of for.
closure h lhe above stated canae. IN
favor " anid plaintiff and against
Naid defendant readefed n said court,
mo ath dhy of June. 1911 for ne sum
oi foffo0e and cosls ~ me further
sam u lzi9o together win interest
thereon "a s per cens per anHum from
fhe aafe ~ aafa Judgment and costs
4fnulaR
Wii1eas mf hand this ibe zrd day
q iniP. 1871
JOHN q LEWIS.
Sheriff oi nradf County
N 1fnWn4fAt lsAaai
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

etsls u Okiahoma. Grady county.
The chickaaha coifou Oh %. ". The
BRADLEY Gin q Grain 90. q. y. Bry.
aDf, A. a Marshall. X. ~ Carter and
W. H Mcdaniel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-12

- 1a t1rt re11x unrs1
ss szass .-. ss<ss
Less ss-al " 1lass tvs l-ezs sszsz-
~ sast ta ~ rassz ~
"a isvy - s6ss
szrsss Lishsss F.-1-
cutrsases.g rzrzrx - 1n-s
L<ez1 fza sens1zn - ls1Tt
ElEsszze1 erDe1be scr f.srzl
\ ysar el1an gzns sa 1872 lses4ss
1ctzl eEsmzte1 EozeY zes1-
- - zoogs Dzrgoses - 13ss7F1
Leta is eezas frs1 oeser E1s-
esslz1esas AD1rtss s4zr 80
70 tAsa fHzA. i-cia11x r--
eeslectef rz1es - ss7 Sz
Les sosel q tasse sso lfenas ss717
sssf zmoaas 10 5e rassss ~
~ Issy - iseess
rirs sre Nsser F4n1.
Eatimzts1 exDe1res ~ 10
ezl gezr artizg y1zs ~.
1917 ---------- szsess
Total eatlmsafef haoney need
~ fcF abDEs 24rposss - s.zsess
iEsf snnosat 70 se raised by
~ ~ $3.50 sassss
Salary Fsp1.
Osfstzn1i1g warrants - szssss
Legal tiesns pen6lng - 1.z99D5
Esiimais1 expense for fls-
czi year ending Jaae ~.
1872 ---------------- l4s4ef~
Total estimated money need
"a for aboye D8rDoees zi17sss
Less eaxh in hands u city
fyeaxaere -----~----- e.fl
fers .neone from otter mis-
cellaneoag sources that
NJ 10 lhis fond including
uncolieeted faxes - 1l.szz5f
Less total d these two items li,tst.5s
Sef amoBnt 70 be raised b.
tar lsgy ----------- $4,000
contnssns snd supply Fund.
Outstanding warrants - 7ff1s
Legal elslsas pending -~ lsz4e.li
Estimated exDenae for fiscal
year ending June 70. 1912. 10000
Total estimated money need
"a for above purposes ~ g.S54.44
Less cash Ia hands of city
tSeasursr -..------- I.zso1i
Less Income from other mis-
ceilaneous souces that 10
10 this fund including IN
collected taxes ------- 5l41S
Less total of these two items 2,l544f
Net amount 70 BE- raised By
tax levy y ~--~---~------- 1'zvV.VO
Library Fund.
Estimated expenses for fiscal
year ending June 20. 1912 $4,000
Total estimated money need
edfor above purposes FL 1.45o-eo
Net amount TO be raised BY
tax levy --------------- l.450.oO
REcAPiTULATIoM
Street and bridge fund ~ 10000
Tor lumber. brick. thing and
material
Street lighting fnrd ------ 100000
Fire and water fund -- $4,000
FIremena salaries. feed and
supplies
Salary fund ------~~------- $4,000
Salary Of all employees and
council
Contingent and supply fund 10000
General supply fund.
Library fund -------~-~--- $4,000
Library board
Total amount estimated to
be raised BY tax ley --342, ,o5o.oo
TO the public:
We the city council Of city Of Chick.
asha composed Of the following mem
bers. to-wit J. B. Burton, J. DIN. Buie.
H. y. Spencer. }. W Speak. f. =. Bur.
eeif, J. A. Temple. J. c. Lindsay, O.
coffman. ia @. Evans In special ses-
sion assembled on thls ard day ot
July. 1911. acting in compliance with
the law for leyying taxes on an adya-
lorem basis for municipal purposes.
after giving the above revenue. war
rant debt and expenses our careful
consideration beg to submit to the
taxpayers Of city Of chickasha the
foregoing estimate with feeling that
we have carefully and conscieniiousiy
performed our duty and that said estF
mate IL both conservative. necessary
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
Tigers Pitcher-Coach Should
Be Great Help At Monroe

have been forced, on the Detroit club.
to work out their own salvation, to a
great extent.
Fourteen On staff.
This season the Detroit pitching
staff is composed of IA men, from
whom seven must be selected to bear
the burden OF the seasons work. In
the selection of these men Hughie
will be largely guided by the judg-
ment of Sugden.
The entire pitching department will
be turned over To the veteran back
stop He will advise the pitchers,
coach them on their weaknesses and
assign their work. When the training
season is over, and Joe goes back TO
his Newcastle club. he will leave with
Hughie a detailed estimate of the
value OF each of the recruit twirlers.
The presence on the Detroit club OF
veteran backstop, should be OF great
assistance to Jennings. during the
spring. Sugden is performing the
service which Billy Sullivan has al
ways given to the White SoX lie is
desicned TO be to the Tigers what
Bresnahan is 10 the ST. Louis Card
iDals; what Gibson Is 10 Pittsburg:
what Carrigan Is TO the Red Sox:
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
.DRAKE's FRIEND
| TRAINING MORRIS
Tigerette 0utfielder Gets Letter From
Oklahoma, Touting Big Hope
As All There"

ABOARD PULLMAN "CHETWOOD"
ENROUTE, Feb. 27.-Shortly before
he left his home in Findlay, TO join
the Tigers, Del Drake received a let
ter from Con Riley, the Findlay man,
who is training Carroll Morris, the
Oklahoma White hope"
Riley will be recalled in boxing cir
cles as the old-time heavyweight who
trained Jim Corbett and other lead
ing lights OF the ring. his most recent
successes being with the Ohio feath-
err Biz Mackey, who came at one time
very close 10 worlds championship.
Morris is very likely man.
writes Riley. "He is six feet. four
inches and weighs 240. | have taken
charge of him and | am his boss, "a
his manager has left everything TO
me. When | think he is right. ! am
TO match him, with whomever | think
best
Morris is a powerful man and can
hit an ordinary man on the back and
put him out. | have three or four big
huskies, including Harry Weust, the
Cincinnati boy here, boxing Morris
every day They are all over six feet
two | weigh 2l0 now but / am only
q little fellow beside them.
Il will train Morris here for his next
match and then Mr.. Ufer, his man.
ager, Is going TO build swell training
quarters at Tulsa and also an arena
that will hold $4,000 people. We ex-
pect to match Morris and make him
beat all the heavies until we come
TO Johnson and then the people will
see that he is the goods. and the very
man TO bring back the championship
TO the white race"
Drake gives Riley credit for being
the best physical conditioner In the
country and has good reasons TO think
well OF him, as Riley took Del when a
weakling and, by systematic training.
moulded him into one OF the most sym
metrical athletes In baseball. Close
friendship precludes anything but
sincerity on Riley's part, in his esti-
mate OF Morris. as advanced TO his
fellow Findlayan.