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Cañon City record., 1911-08-24
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

b. G. Woodford is home again, after
putting in two weeks'-work on his des-
ert claim near Sloan.
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Messrs. VIII Steinhauser and Chas.
Baldwin, both of Chicago. have stopped
off for a weeks visit at the home of
Fred Nothwang on Sherman avenue.
The young men are on their way to
the coast.
Miss Florence Aker has been spend
ing a few weeks visiting her school
mate. Miss Josephine Mccormick. at
Hillside, returning home Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer. of East Sher-
man avenue. are the proud parents
OF a baby boy, born last week.
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Miss Ada McMillen, of Wichita,
Kansas, is a guest at the home of
her brother. ]. p. McMillen. on Sher-
man avenue. She expects to etxend
her visit some two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hudson, OF Chi
cago. cousins of Mrs. Mary Barn
hart, are spending a few days at the
Barnhart home on Elm avenue.
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Grandma Wyatt has so far recover
ed from her rheumatism as to walk
to the home of Mr.. and Mr.. Haw-
kins to take dinner and spend the day
Monday.
Miss Nellie Stlers left for Salida
Tuesday to arrange her room in the
High School building. where she takes
position as teacher OF Domestic
Science, commencing her work on
September 4th.
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A. ]. Lewis is recovering from
painful injury to one OF his eyes.
caused by coming in too sudden con-
tact with hay fork. His friends are
glad to see him back to the store
this week.
C. C. Ferguson's family and friends
are oHt to spend week or more enjoy
ing the sights and rusticating among
the lakes in the vicinity Of westciine.
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The families OF J. Il. Freidenger
and F. w. Smith have returned |
from combined business andpleas-
ure trip 10 Colorado Springs.
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The Lincoln Park prayer meeting |
will be held this week Mt the Gillen |
home. on Chestnut street. with u. @
leader.
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he Smith and Miller families. of
Park avenue, took their summers out
ing at Lake sapinero. near Montrose.
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Miss Lizzie Bloxhem IL spending a
few days Of her vacation visiting her
few days of her vacation visiting
friends at Pueblo.
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The Misses Mary and Ida Warner.
of Concrete. who have been visiting
friends and relatives on Lincoln park |
and taking the teachers examination.
at Canon City, left for their home the
first of the week
Mr.. Gillen and the young folks are
back from their fishing and camping
outing on the Platte. coming home by
the way Of Cripple Creek. They had
fine time but hardly enjoyed travelling
over the toll road after dark. in order
to reach home before Sunday.
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Mrs. VIM. Cuthbcrt and grand
daughter. Lillian, returned Sunday
from a visit OF several weeks dura
tion at her old home at Barron, Wis,
Miss Elsie Mergs. n sister OF Mrs.
Jim cuthbert. and also visitor at
Barron. accompanied her. Since her
rntnrn Mrs cnthhnri hns concluded
Cañon City record., 1911-08-24

"Yes?"
at will probably be keg."
"a keg of nails?''
mo, ma'am. 1t will be keg of
root beer My friend Baker up the
state always makes and sends me
down a few gallons this time of year"
Eyes. remember. Three glasses of
the keg he sent you last spring.
Never mind about any three glasses
last spring If the keg should arrive
leave it in the basement hallway and
don't let the cook fool with it. | will
leave this dollar to pay any charges
on it,
why don't you get our root beer on
the corner?' asked Mrs Bowser as he
descended the steps.
"Why don't | raise apples in the
back yard?'' he sharply replied Root
beer is made of roots. Roots grow in
the country. Baker lives right in the
root country. Baker is an old friend.
he knows what is good for my system
this time of year. and he sends me
keg. 1t is tonic There are seven
kinds of roots in it They purify. They
cleanse the blood. They reJuvenate
They renew the youth That's all. Mrs.
Bowser. and If ! come home and find
the boys rolling that keg up and down
the sidewalk you will hear something
drop around herer'
kes Held Elixir of Life.
The keg arrived just after luncheon.
1t was jolly looking little keg. One
could tell by the outside of it that 1t
held the elixir of life. In that keg was
Cañon City record., 1911-08-24
Sufficient Unto the Day.

Also there is usunlly enough
trouble today without Scuding n
scout into the future TO look up
promising recruits In that line
Atchisou Giobe
Cañon City record., 1911-08-24
Mr.. BOWSER'S KEC
He Expected Usual Supply OF
Spring Tonic.
BUT HIS WIFE INTERFERED.

As Result of Her Efforts the Drink
Was Not the Real Thing. and It
Caused tho Disappointed Man to De-
eide to Go After the Sender's Blood.
BY M. QUAD.
copyright, 1911. by Associated Literary
Press.
~ II RS. BOWSER." said Mr..
|" Bowser the other morning
before leaving for the office.
there may something come
Cañon City record., 1911-08-24

Those people of Fruitmere ant
Four Mile. who have items they wisf
to have printed. please phone Blu'
sO4.
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IL 10 tbry Town.

Sing u song ~ hxponso.
Pocket full ~ rye
That's The way 90 carry II
when tho town h dry
Philadelphia Telegraph
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MN\ N>D ms stIil,T.

The onward march of civilization
has rs obstacles
shirts being made for man and not
man Tor shirts every time u man gets
now shirt or one comes back from
tho laundry "a. moral uphn needs
ihe application of tho safety braAo
aud The emergency clutch To- keep AZ
from dropping Into the ceilsr again.
shirts are made at various kinds of
materials After the sewing is finish.
cd theN are left for . few hours 10
strong mixture of blue and com
crete This fssiens the back 20 the
bosom aud sticks the sleeves i"gother
Buitnnholes are then made IN the
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cot d0ui aii.
RAT hrce meal dty of sood
Wholesome food ans 10, vorn these
mte plenty OF nesb uil, and eggs.
3 Tagc plenty oi rest ANA take
exercise under IN, direction OF some
competent physician
one other point bon ro-arl 10 thle
disease The c0rsumuuN. .e not dan
-crous II he Is clcanly ga his habits
and property DESTROY his spuOuW
There Is no DANCE, 100 his presence
The danger io m mli, IN the con.
-umpii'o. lies In the inc. of thcir ip-
noranco aud carclo-sue-- The tli3i
danger i.uurancp can only he cit.
cgm,onfcd o., cdlca ION ana the
second carol'ssncs, nt tho law
There haa recently FL en- organized
here focal socict, to assist The
national society 10 u.atus thi-
plague, This .ocict hls been Bar.
picplarly fortunate w having selection
ion IFS president man Ahu u1ws
tuberculosis not only from tho stand.
poin' ~ 'hs educated ldvmau bar Who
knows N nom actual egntaci with %
!a his duties a minister and o., 70
'o''"i O.. medicine 'ae society iS ioi-
'uh"'' lh ha'in~ ai rs hcdd ma"
VINO T. really doctor ~ u, lli@hi
lh'anin~ o' inc woli zoe or 3
ieaSh't ct ne neerlt Nnd ms Gov
s'"k'''oh - 20 hr con GRADUATED on
having aus man hdpli Sun'', U
'n." leader IA 'ninsa -pliiiunl
4 hc ictds you IN spIiirni 'holghj
'od &c iph i"i MN also lead yo1 tn
inl~ pnilahihto Hc Wolk witch thi'
'"cl'' mas uu ''iiaAeh' Ices e'c.N
"' miner OF ms cpnsrt~ai ION har
woman ana chI" JON mis- sooi'h
ana '''h u" 20. par towards ~"
'IIu''"''on "i 'nia Iieh'ih pla2nc.
We can F.' iI' 81 " hr concerted
"'' lon me l''-"A "' nave moi done
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~, Paul. ini,rrnn.

II IHul~ i'ugIis Lutheran .IHr. ID.
So West silver aycuur. spent ID dlF
OF earnest rud,.tur fnr tho salvation
OF souls and Oh, rIAstion eft snrr.,.
TN s.mda, s.l...i ,,,-,nn 0a. "a .i,..
e..spn ono. ia. ott,rdnp,. ,,...d,r.
any day Zoo n, history OF III. school
Thcrc arc sum others who win h. On.
rrl,d soon
The muruns rrmon Was on tho
subject ol christian growth Various
lrssuu- V,., DRAWN from a., th.m,.
Nbi,h elu wuuh gs follows To-
grow ukt GOOD n, .oui mus, l.,tn To-
,uprp, mH,h u holy petitions. PRAY
'r shalt ,uH.u the 40, aud matr h
more CsrINIit. Holiness Of heart
comes o. thi- exercise. Growth IN
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neck band aDd the band BIZ. ...u steep.
% iu cement so that iur button Ioi's
au"ut DO" pp"nrd The nu.u.. H tu'u
adorned With buttuue Ti. bottoms
ur, srv,d on with on. u..E ..t.HN.
SGD tru Nn'n sou CO., Goo ...... .
shirt a't,r having pt,cd 80 l.II ..I.
o. uun. bnIf' and strong uua ..
Oh, buttons Nll 20, aVan m,tI.
-uft thut stc lsuud.rrd 400
N..s e'nt bach with Ga" lowe, U.t-
fur nuuWu,d 10. ana oI Tho Wu.r
HOLES g,u'd ugnt
pt,s- .afts arc mad" with so.
uccr,d Uo.,ps Wlu u,tlc round luI.
vhc,, Do. studv aro "nls supposed GOD
b.. placed Tu,s. posoms ate buso.
m,., mf.,Inl, ana tho studs cannot
hr lu,, tod ,Itruu, tho aid Of .I,j4,
hammer which be- damaging ta H,
disposition
80, uan Vuo UHI invent % hutiou.
icss shtt vH.u lamont bc starcu,d
IVA ,h, uo.A band win earn mouu
mont ohi.H ru be Illuminated 30
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
H0LO-UPS ACTIVE
IN ARIZONA
Two Violent Robberies Happen
Within the Week Near
Flagstaff; One Victim May
Die of Wounds Received.

Flagstaff Aril., Mal iN Moxiyan
named MarcoM Saldanns was shot in
the face saturday NIGHT AT Williams
hy hold-ups Tho huil,t went through
his head. coming oui boow his ear.
% was sou-noscd bull,t and carried
uu, of tho victims t.rth nearly
through the wound lie was brought
60 Flagstaff and taken % the county
hospital wh,rc Ia is reported as do
Iu4 we'll
one suspect Is under arrest and the
officers are ttt,r tho other man sal
dHnns claims that two men. cNidvntN
h'Nicans, attempted tu hold him IN
with "a gun aud that ho turned To-
run and was shot Another witness
is hcHs held az Williams who claims
that tho same b"ld-upS attempted To-
Job him earlier in the evening
NJ MoutuNu. an rmpluyc of TIA,
Campbell. Francis ~ 60. sheop OUTFIT.
vas unmcrciully beaten up Sauurday
night bN uN McNicaus near the Mex
,cnn section house. He was relieved
ar q slX-shootcr ana about So In cash.
MoutoNa is u h1rd working follow
and il unable tn account for the Ni-
iuus attack on him
H., was standing 1n Railroad awe
ruc when McNi,an stranger asked
him Ia ga across a. the section house,
.s som'unc wished tn srt him Ito
NaA arizrd from behind bN tw" men
while tho others proceeded to beat
him over The head and face with q
.iN-shoutcr They took what vain
anlos hc had ANA made their escape.
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kIII.NiDi\. W IRISH BALLAD.

1t. hpr, ln uuln u lltdon thhi 81
loyul i've forever
Though u.s., been here eight sum.
mors. I'm NOT VARY "i u
Nrt
An the little WhurNtsh,d cabin TT
10, anu ~ 70 never,
rof ir. Dos. ~, world over you
might -,,k am never get
The p,pp', do bs sayiu' foreign iandr
ar, grand To- s,o--
Tia. busy str cts o. l.pndun an th'
bridges 81 NsW york,
What ID fool tho, think uuld Sn"Wus'
SUI, che fairies com' 90 M
IN show me- ~IpHt- ana wondhow
that make u"thn O." their
ulk'
tn nor, In oulJ E,Na.d.n sure ra
me that has the View
Tn. ny, broad counties I cam sc.
ON amy d5y 80 all
kuk,nnl. Carlow. Ntuthgrford Tip.
p'rar,s mountains blue,
An wexford. wher, in ninety
eight ma. sassenach so' ID
fam
NoV whisper 7 tor ve--wh'rc u
an the world over
Would 81, sec tho fields plcsrnu
or the heather bloom %
SWcctn
And whore could ~ Dec haIiiu' 3D.
smell e. gprso en- clover
Of 90" siugL - the ilrk thit hiNt'
the shamrocks 90 rour feet
och the SINS folks That wandh an
go of tc,tpt va, "uhcr
sure t. n -ar 'Dm cnnun hom'
Vou'd mink ON millouairc
or ipuk~'
Bnt tell them. am uu amadhaui
10 heed Nuur umrig hlfthor
And Klllaiders beauty bothcrs ol
was ever pat in hnnks''
- James n Dolmri, Boo McClurr's.
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IlII PASSING. ~ IIsk.

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Dm, ,uur...f .ou win aoubtl.s. .tiu
r.rnu m4t hos uaut bu,ewh.nt
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r.u upuetIu .auintutrs Decision No
asa of tu. United State. d,p,ttuont
nf asfi.uItur. oli conn. a., 81 s,,,r.
.h.ek b., rt. Thousands al health.
..tiy.ps t,b. pt.V uu MANI, ON corn
br,sd pancat.s l.s,,s tnt,r. aud
tu.b en,ror,u rroaurtS
Tn. technical lnuRuae, Ina which
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when IL. nolassos no, poia~s.s and
pyhpi is noipss..
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p,htsk, p,lrs ln,n tnsiunifie,pc. u
t,,. fs,. of this i,t.s, i,it +, limo.
n,norod institution hlov ~ mo.
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b,, IA, l,t,y has ,,,,l,, ana ot,b,u,
earning
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u. MN. f,o, ARTISTS II, ,,.o ~
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torn. ..Nrv orleans moln~srs -n,s
IN, d.,lsi,n ,hov, nunb.r.. ".h,s
hoard is II the opiniou that IA, term
Nrw Orleans should be restricted 10
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

NoN - ia" Tim" 90 begin pr"p'f"-
tions for getting ont the band IN order
thnt w. may welcome back "a ""
Ai,Xiao th, Hon Harvey g. Fergus
son. the Hou \ \ Jones ~" hon.
jonathan - Rand and the Hon.
Judr. M,Glu Tnus, noble patriots
have DELAYED statehood a littie tong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

John "a. Rockefeller would 90
rnkr II De- should spend his entire
lcomr tt,ing 90 prepare a better
m'ditin, than Chamhrrlaln's collie,
Cholera and niarghoca Remedy for
diafrh"ca, dvsentcW or bowel COM
plants. 1t ~ simply Impossible. amt
-n SAYS cvcrSun' that has used ID.
SOLD bN an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

No doub, thos, Arizona Democrats
who Included IN" recall OF Judges IN
their constitution Will feel t'ulN graft
ful to Messrs Ferguson Hand J"n'~
and McGiu for socurius for thrm tn"
great priyll.g" of eliminating thai
CLAUS, from their constitution II tho\
want go de- II NrrilN som" of our
PROGRESSIVE Democratic statesmen are
wonders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

II b. rcrortcd from Washington
that ih. pruhabl" outgpW' ~ the
statehood matter VIII h. that Sew
Mexico. after she becomes state
viii W, asked t. vote upuu 100 amend
mont To- her constitution. This Nov
Mexico can do after she becomes a
state wi,hou, an, spocial request from
congress aud u is tory ltoH She 0n'
from tim. to time. and things she
MAY want to alter or abolish in net
organic act Tm- being thc case. ~
ia difficuli to see Just where th' Fer
e,I-~, u Hand aggregation accomplish
ed anything bat delay except to
,hos. who kno~ what Ferguson ana
Hand wanted ana didn't get
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

" you want stylish horse and
buggy. see W l.. TrimbIe. I1y N. aud
W. Phone No. !.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27

the employer and the employee.
 We all feel pride in the moral and industrial progrss of our state. To insure the continued integrity of our institutions, corruption and bribery at the polls must be stamped out. Such practices sap from our political gov ernments the vigor and the idealisms that are inseparably connected with such creations of free people. Con- necticut has much to redeem in that dirction. Corrupt practices at elec- tions should be met. with the most severe penalties. Candidates who by large contributions seek to debauch the electorate should be rebuked at the polls regardless of the party they represent. I rejoice that our present Governor set the example he did in the last election.
 The humblest citizen of the State if capable and worthy should be elig- ible to nomination to the highest of fees in the gift of the people, and the weight and value of his money bags ought not to be a determining or even influential factor.
 The trend to-day in public senti- ment is making for that end, and a distinct uplift is observable in all of the states of the Union. We can af- ford to be hopeful. The average of American citizenship is on the up- ward plane. May we advance along he great highway of nations with those ideals that were so fondly cher ished by the founders of this great Republic.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27
POINTS OF MTERnsx.

Extraordinary C1earance SAaa,
 Of winter millinery, fur scarfs, 1ur; muffs, fur sets. marabout boas and muffs, ostrich plumeS willow piumeal long cloth coats. seal pls1sh coat4j shirt waists, percaline, heatherblooHn and taffeta silk petticoAts. aviation caps, and chiffon wells at E. Fl. pil-i Ion 6 Go, HOS Main St. They takn inventory on Feb. 1st and prefer to, count cash to measuring and count, ing merchandise so will offer tho greatest values ever before seen in this city.
 Money Saving Specials for saturday.:
 Meat department-fresh roast porle, fresh shoulders. legs of lamb. le9s Of mutton, foreQuarters of lamb. rib roasts beef, pot roasts bsef. c0rned trump butts, plate c0rned beef. suRar cured bacon. bean pork. A full car- load of beef this week at special low prices. Poultry specials = Stewing fowls, choice fowls, fancy roastfug chickens, fancy PhiladeIphia capons. You will find our vegetable depart ment well supplied with all the native and hothouse specialties. Grocery ape cials-P, & G. Naptha soap, oatmeal. buckwheat. rolled oats yellow meal. safety matches. Fish specials--F'resh smelts and fresh Finnan haddiex. Free demonstration all this week on Hex beef extract. Bridgeport Public Mar- ket and branch, State and Bank Sts. and East Main St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27
COAST ARTILLERY
 TRIMS HIGH SCHOOL

Ring. bang. bing Whats that noise? Only the 14th Co. trimming the High School team at indoor base ball at the armory. the score being 12-s- Those soldier lads certainly did some tall hitting. After the dust had settled and the battle was over. the I4th CO boys were as fresh as when the battle started. while the boys from the Congress street hall of learning were all in The real features of the contest were the pitching of Lynch for the B. H. S. boys and the all around work Of the 14th O.. especially the smuggling. On the winning aggrega- ton were Sprott. D: Higginbotham, c; Peake. 1b: Harrison. 2b: Neal. ss: E. Martin. sb: G. Martin. If: Latham. of: Wood. If.
 The 1fth Co. accept all challenges sent to the Armory. care of the oorn- pany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27
BASEBALL NOTES

Albany, Jan 27-The franchises of the eight clubs which expired yes- terday were renewed for five years, many constitutional amendments were adopted, John H. Farrell was re-elect- ed president, secretary and treasurer and the salary limit was fixed at s, ,000 at the meeting of the New York State league here yesterday.
 August Hermann, President of the National Commission, has taken a long hard swing at Charles W. Mur- phy of the Chicago Cubs. MT. Herr mann says: .tIn the opinion of shrewd
 baseball men the Cubs are pretty near at the end of their rope. Live, young teams like the Giants and the Reds are gradually working their way to the top to push Chicago into the second division. As a second division and subdued. MT. Murphy has been a fortunate Inagnate. Breaking into the game on a shoestring six years ago he has won four pennants and two worlds championships. Perhaps this sudden prosperity has turned his head. Time and again we have ig- nored the Chicago mans mistakes for the good of the game"
 Wilmington, Del, Jan. 27-Local business men, including Peter F. Cas- sidy, former first baseman of the Bal timore club yesterday took over the franchise and team of the Williams port, Pa., club of the Tri-State League thereby placing wilmington in the cir cult. The consideration was $2,400.
 While it is too early to get line on the clubs in this league, the Hart ford and Bridgeport teams at present appear to be a little in advance of their rivals. The Bridgeport team is practically complete and the roster looks good. The New Haven team is also nearly made up and the White Wings will undoubtedly be faster than last year. Springfield has signed a high school pitcher, and New Britain has secured twirler from Collinsville and that lets them out. They will be drafting from the Grammar school League next. Bill Luby is after new men for Northampton and Old Fox McPartlin is looking up talent for Waterbury. Fredie Winkler's Irishers and Weinerkrauts from Panama are an unknown quantity but Holyoke ex- poets to improve upon last season s record.-Hartford Courant
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27
SPORTS OF A DAY
HACK AGREES TO THROW zBYSzKO
 THRICE IN l HOUR
Especial from United Press.)

New York. Jan. 27-Hackenschmidt. the Russian Lion". has a hard wrest- ling job cut out for him in his con- tract to throw Zbyszko. the Polish champfOn. three times in two hours. Hackenschrnidt issued sweeping challenge to throw any man in the world. barring Frank Gotch. three times in two hours. and Jack Herr mann. Biscuits" manager. grabbed un the offer mStanter. Hermann says the Pole Is as good as there is. and that Hack will be lucky to throw him once in the allotted time.
 Zbyszko came to grief in his wrest- lln< bouts last night at the. Grand Central Palace. when. after throwing Ivan Padowsd. a terrible some thing, and Yankee" Rogers. he found a Tartar in Amerfcus. a Baltimore gTap- pler. faiIing to throw all three men in one hour. It was Rogers. however, who deserved the credit for upsetting Zbysxko. for he wore the Pole out be- fore finally permitting himself to be pinned to the mat. making it an easy matter for Americus to stay the six minutes that remained of the hour.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL A. AS
 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

Departing from their usual method of raising funds by subscription for the support Of their athletic teams. the Bridgeport High School Athletic Association will this evening hold an entertainment in Warmer hall. If suc- cess crowns this evenings efforts. the association will in the future adopt this policy to raise funds in preference to the subscription among the school members.
 Tonight's ntertainment will include among it's numbers four Shakesperaan recitals by Rev E. J. Craft. rector of Christ Episcopal church. Rev. MT. Craft is not only an orator and speak
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-27
AHEARN AND CLANCY WIN
 THEIR BOUTS
Special from United Press )

New York. Jan. 27-Unless the rules are changed so as to permit the tying
 of Young Ahearn. the Brooklyn ''danc- ing master: in the center of the ring.s
 Dave Desh1er. of Boston. will hardly
 want to fight the local boy again.
 Deshler tried conclusions with Ahearn
 last night and failed to land a clean blow throughout the 10 rounds He
 found the Brooklynite the most elusive
 proposition he had ever gone against, and was in despair at the close of the bout. which went to Ahearn by the widest possible margin.
 At the Long A ere Club. last night, Mike Clancy knocked out Eddie Moran in the fifth round. Moran went down so hard that the referee never stopped to toll off the seconds. It was sey- eral minutes before Moran moved a muscle