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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24

stocks they should contain would
cease. The city would have less to
run its government. There would be
less revenue to maintain the schools.
Our streets would be neglected, and
We could not afford to light them.
We could not enjoy fire protection
for few could not pay hydrant rental.
School teachers would have to take
gradually reduced salaries until they
received none, for towns would Ian
guish and die under such treatment
Public spirit, town pride would cease,
the newspapers would die. People
move away TO the great cities, for the
empty buildings. and the hopeless
future would be depressing in the ex-
IRENE. There would be no incentive
for a man to live In the town under
such circumstances.
The mail order houses would Of
course thrive. There would be for
tunes In 1t for a few. They would
soon form a great mail order trust,
and after all of the small merchants
were dead and they had thus destroy
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ed all competition they would Fix
prices to suit themselves. Then in
stead of selling cheaper. as it is
claimed that they do. they would sell
for just as great profit as they de-
sired.
1t is a fallacy to say that one should
trade where he can buy the cheapest.
The first price is only one element in
the purchase OF commodities. Keep
ing the money at home is or should
be a powerful factor. Trading with
those who deal with us should be an
other. We should bear each others
burdens. We should help the home
merchant because ne needs our help
just as he helps us when We need his
help.
No sensible man or woman should
be caught by the pleas of these mail
order houses.
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Pro and Con.

A short time ago we made com
ment upon the fact that some Hick-
man merchants, In certain instances.
were charging too much for their
goods. There was rejoicing In the
ranks OF some of the mail order folks
when they mistook our position. The
Courier IL for home trade-first. last
and all the time, except In such in
stances as referred TO above, which
are vastly In the minority
Away back In the early days Of the
world there was a man who killed his
brother and when asked where the
brother was cried "Am my brothers
keeper?"
The same question has COME down
TO this day and Che man who helps
kin his home merchant and his home
town by sending his patronage away
To some far off city raises this same
excuse, "Am | my brothers keeper?"
The good book says Bear ye one
another's burdens" So We have
scripturral authority for standing to-
gether as community. And this
obligation has rested upon people ever
since the world was created. The in
stinct OF self preservation was born
in men. and very early they banded
themselves together against com
mon enemy. arranging their homes
so that they would be protected from
attack. and as time went on and
cities grew. building walls around
those cities for greater protection.
So the obligation TO stand together
as a community rs just as strong to-
day. We do not have 60 build walls
TO keep out marauding bands. but We
do have TO have a common treasury
in order that we may have an armed
force to preserve order. In order that
We may have central authority TO
execute our laws, In order that we
may have custodians of our common
And what has this to do with trad
ing at home? Everything. Did you
ever stop to consider what would be
the result IL everyone traded with the
mail order houses? There would be
no home merchants. They could not
exist without customers. Store build
ings would become vacant and would
fall into decay. No new ones would
d. built because there would be no
demand for them. Widows depending
upon the Income from their business
houses would suffer want. Children
depending upon them for an educa-
ton would go without. Revenue from
taxation upon these buildings and the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24
Circus Coming.

The biggest day of amusement this
year In Hickman will take place on
Monday Sept. IS. This will be the
occasion of the visit of the famous
Sun Brothers Worlds Progressive
Shows. This popular tented exhibit
ton is now on its twentieth annual
tour and the assertion is made by the
Sun management that the show Is
richer and newer in all departments.
Each succeeding season q new COM
pany OF artists are engaged for the
Big Top performance. This season
all previous efforts are ecnpsed. In
fact they outshine them all. The Zoo
logic and Wild Beast dislay Is nam
moth one and serves to introduce the
greatest and most select collection
seen here in a decade.
The show owns its own special
train OF magnificent sixty-foot cars,
including stable cars, flats, baggage
and animal cars and Pullman sleep
ing coaches, all Of these being ele-
gantly furnished.
over one hundred men, women and
children performers take part in the
show. The special. or big display.
acts are given by illustrious European
and American headliners. The wild
beast section is a noteworthy feature
and is eduoative and unusually attract
i've. with many odd subjects, never be-
fore exhibited in Amrica.
From many exchanges at hand, and
other reports, abe show is a good one.
in fact one of the best travelling to-
day In America. The officials and a
musement goers generally welcome
the Sun Brothers Show with open
arms. because of Cts great cleanliness
and freedom from gamblers, grafters
and immoral issues. Two perform
ances will be offered. afternoon and
night at the railroad "Y" in West
Hickman.
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Stuck for $500.

w. w. Meadows proprietor OF the
New Meadows Hotel. happened Ia
the 1emc Kind OF luck as did W. A.
Hunt, 81 the iiotel Mayficld.
The man l.. {. Lamont. came to
Fulton and registered at the Mead
o~s Hotel. and when he went 10
leave b. presented check To the
proprietor for 5000. which was soon
eashed and he went on his way re-
loicine The check was deposited and
IN dur course OF time Il came back
with the usual sad story. mo money.
--fulfon Leader
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II yn sit In cool draft when you
are heated and get a stiff neck or
lame back. you will be looking for
something that viii ease the pain.
Fix your mind on BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT and don't be talked out
Of 1t because IL Is the best pain re-
heving hniment you can get anywhere
Price Csc. 50c and 800 per bottle.
Sold by Hickman Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24
School Announcement.

In addition TO the regular course
Hickman Collsge this year will have
The following special courses:
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
French.
German.
Greek.
Elocution.
bookkeeping.
Shorthand.
Typcwriting.
Penmanship
And advantages OF the new library
The High School Course IL free "a
az pupils In Fulton County.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24

See our bargains In mems. boys and
young mems clothing.-Sullivan Bros.
Mrs. w. C. Speer and son are home
from a visit with relatives al Stur-
geon. Ne.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24

Go carts. hammocks and porch
swings.-St. Louis Furnishing Co.
"sells Il Tor less"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24

Fruit Jars at Betiesworth a Prath.
ers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-08-24

Phone 80 for groceries
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Uf, tirno frustrado

Aver como ! las II AS de la noche Sc
presentaron Ell ell establecimiento de
Jose Conception, situado en- la 'calle de
la Monserrate de Santurce, dos indi-
duos que despnes de comprar varios
efectos, dieron. az l'Concepci6n un bil'ete
que dijeroh>> ser americana y que tenla
un valor de cincuenta dollars. Ell dueiio
de la tienda. acept6 ell billete y sac6 d.
nero del cajon para devolver los in
dividuos ell cambio. Pero he aqui que
cuando nuestros hombres alargaban la
mano para apoderarse de dicho cam
bio, llega .eI detective Ayala, pide cue
Sc le ensene=el billete, 10 examina Y to-
do resulta ser un timo, pues Ell referido
billete no. era americana, no tenia ell
valor de eincuenta dollars 81 papel
moneda expedido por la Compania de
Credito de Puerto Plata, y de un valor
de. -. cincuenta centavos
Ell Sr< Juez Municipal entiende en- ell
asunto KY ''' ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Ell sepelio del Sr. Hord

Numerosa y selecta concurrencla asls-
ti6 al sepelio, veriicado en- la tarde del
sabado del que fue cultisimo caballero
Henry F. Hord. ~
Concurri6 al acto la Logia en- pleno,
d0nde estaba afliado ell senior Hord.
Llevaban las cintas del feretro re-
presentaciones del gobierno, foro y CO.
lOnia americana.
Presidian ell gobernador Mr.. Cotton,
D. Jose Conrado Hernandez, Presidente
del Tribunal Supreme Mr.. Charlton,
juez de la Cortr Federal
DeSpu6s de las ceremonias por ell rito
protestante despidieron ell duelo en- fra
sas elOcuentisimas los senores del Toro
|Cuevas, Hartzell y Lippit.
Reiteramos nuestro sincere pesame s
Ia distinguida viuda que hoy llora tan
tremenda desgracia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
DE TEATRO
BENEFICIO DE BARRAJON

Con una excelente entrada celebr6
anOche Su beneficio en- ell MunicipaI ell
aplaudldisimo primer actor y director
de Ia companla que viene actuando en-
dicho teatro, Ceferino Barraj6n.
Alma negra, El OhUar y EI Contra
bandO, fueron las obras puestas en- es-
cena, y en- LIS tres halls OCCASION de luci-
miento ell celebrado artista, especialmen-
te en- El COntrabdgdO, que es *pbra de
muchO gracejo y en- que tanto Barraj0n
como la Garmendia estan insuperables.
Durante toda la noche fue Barr.j6n
aplaudidisimo, y la termination de
Alma negro recibi0 una verdadera ova-
ci6n. ~*&
En- i desempeno de esta obrita, tom6
parte un actor muy conocido de nuestro
p1blicO, el senor Banares, que esta es-
perando algunos artistas de Venezuela
para orga1lizar I'm cuadro dramatico que
actuara en- los varios teatros de la Isla.
Barraj6n que tiene tan bien acredita-
do su nombre artfstico entire nosotros,
pudo comprobar anoche las simpatias
de que goza en- San Juan.
Con 6l lograron un senalado triunfo,
la sonora Garmendia, la Prado, Ba-
iares.
! La function termin6 un POGO tarde ;
perO es porque empez6 +lrde tambien !;
ESQ es 10 que hay que evitar, que CON
eSOs excesivos trasnochamientos Sc ale
ia ell p1blico del teatro, por 10 menos Us
famiEas.
Para uno de estos dias Sc anuncia ell
beneficio de la sillpatica y notable tiple
c6mica Leonor Garmendia.
LIE deseamos un verdadero exito, ) ha
de tenerlo porque Sc prepara un gran
programa. Ill
Seria inJusto terminar la cr6nica sin
tributar un APPLAUSE al Gistinguido Macs
tro Pagoaga, que dirige La orquesta con
gran acierto.' .lr-..r
=. Domingo OR0zCO.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
DON Fernando
Fernandez Gonzalez

En- ell vapor "Catalina' ha regresa-
do a esta capital, nuestro amigo el Sr.
Fernandez Gonzalez, socio de la impor-
tante frma comercial de esta plaza,
Gonzalez Padin Hermanos.
Ell Sr. Fernandez Gonzalez estaba
viajando por Europa, adquiriendo las
ultimas novedades de la moda para ell
auntuosO Bazar de Gonzalez Padin
Hermanos, la casa en- que Sc surten to-
das las personals elegantes de San
Juan
DamOs a nuestro amigo la mas afec-
tuOSa bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Tragedia policiaca
La mnerte de Cancel. I

" Esta manana man Sc ha ! 7reccibidso, ecib ids,'''en.a en- el
cuartel general , el telegralmrua sigyuliiente
fechado en- Lares.. 7'.E' o'''@3' ''''2 ~
s:En Ia 1n1opeche 11peh del % del dlaspat,u actual, , ei
ga5uuardia Jose Domingo Don ing Lopez, No. 2ee,
di6 muerte Illegal 3 Pedro Cancel, dis
parando1e .un tiro de revolver. Ell poll
cla fuev arrrreesstado.. rrestd y e A'''ii5'A ''15Da
Me Mientrsaa rs il comisi6ns ii6ns de la Poliqis
y cofonel Stanton permanezcan mac
tivos, sin t6ll tomllar 7 81 Consideration da;i6 Ia
p,rrootestas de 1lasprensa, el cuerpo de II
policla no stenara a4os prestigfos ! qh,
Sc hace acreedor ante el pals,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

Los seiiores Otero y Sobrino de Pom
ce. nos eomunican el fallecimiento ocu-
rrido en- aquella ciudad de don OLYMPIC
Otero y Berges, socio gestor que fue de
la eitadarazdp social ynes dieen, al pro-
pio tiempo1 que ael failecimiepto del Sc
nor Qtero en- NADIA afecta q la buena
= "a l.ts
Marcia del negocio por estar previsto
el easo en- ell cOntrato social
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Tambien nOsotrOs

de Importation.
Ponce NADIA tiene que esperar
dc Ia Association de Puerto Rico,
nj San Juan tampOco ciertamen-
te.
Y no Sc cite 10 de la feria, CO.
mo m datO en- nuestrO favor. La
feria sera m fracaSo; la feria,
cn In fOrma como Sc viene ha-
ciendO, es m nueVO tribute one
roso que Sc lie ha impuesto al
comerciO de San Juan.
NegOcio efimerO, para unas
cuantas hospederias, negOcio pa
IA la compania del trolley, y pa
ia amos cuantoS eTpertOS; perO
I'll cOmerciO que Sc We constantG-
mente sOlicitado por los agentes
del gObieInO para hacer dispen-
diOsOS desembOlSOs en- instalaciO-
mes que no han de serle de be1,e-
licio positive; cl comercio que ST.
yc prccisado Il celrar las puertaS
de sus cstablecimientos porque la
poblaci6n forastera V la pobla-
ci0n de San Juan Sc desvia hacia
cl sitio dc la feria, no We la COM
pensaci6n del sacrificio que Sc le
eXige, Y Sc queja de la frecuen-
Ella con que Ia administration,
metida i cmprcSaria de especta-
culos grotescOs, grava a conner
ciantes G industriales con Ia des-
considerable demanda de una
continua cooperation en- asuntos
cuya utilidad es harto discuti-
bic.
BuenO es que tenga en- cuenta
estOS pOrmenOreS ell articulista
ponceno, para que no siga en- la
creencia de que Il San Juan le
prestan bcneficiO algunO Ia AsO-
ciaci0n de Puerto Rico, hi la cir
cunstancia de que sc vaya a ce-
lebrar aqui la tercera feria, des-
nuGs del desencanto que en- ell
lnimo de tOdOs dejara la prime
IA, Y cuando todos los sintomas
lacen supOner que la pr6xima
era IN fracasO irremediable.
TambiGn aqui como en- Ponce,
sc va imponiendo la necesidad de
lsociarse para resistir la absOr-
ci6n, la peligrosa, la asfixiante
absOrci0n de esas sociedades que,
al amparO Official Sc fundan, Y
Ique constituyen mas bien un pc
ligro para el pals que un bene-
ficio, va que tienden al acapara-
miento del manejo de los princi-
pales negociOs, con tendencies
que el pals empieza q mirar con
inquietud. ,usr q, s,o..3g ao7i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
El suceso de Ponce.

Aver, en- la ofcina de sanidad, do
Ponce, Charles Buscaglia, empleado de
la misma, dispar6 tres tiros de revdI.
yer al Inspector de limpieza LoreEzen
Mascara, causandole tres heridas, dos.
en- la pierna izquierda y una en- La de-
recha. Ell agresor se~presento la po-
licfa fue arrestado, exigi&ndole eG
FISCAL una Ganza de mil dollars para HE
hbertad provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Domingo o oRozco.


Up Puerto Rircoo-Bahia led de San Jaaann,ca Jaaann,, ca
nal exterior -Bajo Tablado Bosaaa, isa N No. 5,
haber sido arrasstrada astd fuueera
de su /, lp,otssici6n en-, septiembree %, 1911,
sera reemplazada tan MP pdrodfito dit conn5osss como sea
pract;cable9 90 olAA4ofh9 nsd 81 aflp1og
LiHsta ds Boyaa,, oyaa, filsffs lesfcs., 81: pitfi piatfiito,
1911 nDap S7I9m .'aeeE2 90 n64noml
apFa' poar' direction ird del cohiziohaadd sad ds "a
ros. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Cronica de s,1cesos
El Sr. Lopez Gely atacado.

De Patillas, informan hoy, que ea 81 Szs*
Lopez Gely fu6 atacado por euatre sn-
dividuos, contra quienes dispar6 sn re-.
v3lver, hiriendo casualm ente a Anta~
MO Trado, que pasaoa Ell aquellos mass
mentos. Los malhechores Sc dieron q l&
fuga son perseguidos actipaments..
Gely fue arrestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
El ahorca1o en Aguadiilsas,


- nl 4IlLF #Ia o % o5e4U4 y
En- la rnadrngada. del sabado, en- aa
casa de Dpnal Carmen Santa Cruz. Sic
ahorco Gervasio Hernandez.
Sc ignoran los motives de tan fatal
fesoluclon. 5a .a2o a6s4a3 81 a4
-s----95 0fualuU l4nn
Inferman de, RaEan16m que los sef'Gr-
res La1is Berries, Laais Berries Jr., Cruz
Castro, Anastasio Santiago y un taR
conocido por "el iadio'', que ell LIZ dee
actual acometieron y agredieron 6 um
,pohcia, en- Cataio,4 fueron sentenciadoG
,por la Corte Municipal, a un aiio y ein~
co meses de carcel eada uno.a9tN a
H. Dicbose senores han apelado de In
sentencia para ante Il iCorte de Distrs~
to de esta capital. e.iss.i j ss]fua 1naa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
EI Or, g.. Muiloz Dia1

Participa 4 81 nalaesosa clientele qEa
fjs las horas de 3 de, la tarde, parA
Ia eonsulta diarla, en los altos del No.
81 de L. calle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido su despa'pu professional.
49,: Telefonos No. 1926 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
COMMERCIAL

Los seaores Domingo Rullan y Co, >
"A G. de Mayaguez. nos parijeipan que
han esiablecido una soeirdad mercanul
ssn dieha eindsd. de In enal Cd gerente
don Domingo Rallan y Vicens y conan
ditarios la importante mercantil de
squelia plaza. Sueescres de Bianes ).
q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Un suicide.

Nos informan cue aver en- la panade-
ria *Las Tres b. Pedro Masore nR-
tent6 sslicidarse, disparandose tres tS-.
ros de revolver en- la cabeza. 31
Las heridas no son graves 40<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Mines arrollados. !

Nos tse telegrraffan de de Al,sciibb Arl,ssciibo 81 i ss
'yuii 'gyuuiieillte lamentab1e Assanlc ssanlcesoa o.'3u -
Los ni1os Ruben, y Gnstavio Cuevas.
de siete y nueye amos respectivamentes
que estabap montados en- un ,caballos
fuueron 'a aar1r:ollados aer. e. en- Ia. carrreter.
s.aAmBalache's, POP poor IN DC earro r1g eargaa
sl con q ln1Iebies Uno de los ii limos iar rres4it6
graee1nefte lierido = Ii otro t'sa5n con ialle ialgu
mas contusifoanes fa I'll conaaetor sa;l q Is q las
arrestadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

La "tilta HuFlHt a. tt dtulo
de un buen aIticulo que Publica
un dlario p0uceno. estudiando la
crisis: Ia honda crisis porque
atravirsa Ii ciudad del Sur.
la ciudad mucita as Ponce;
Ponce fuf un dia Ia rival dc San
Juan: Ponce que son6 en los dias
De- lA invasion con que se tras-
lada-c i ella la capitalidad dc
Ia tsla
Ill articulista hace un cstudiO
minurioso y~concicnZudo de las
causas que detcrmiIlan 81 actual
abatiniemt0 ponceiIo, y*pr"pohe
como rcine,iic del maj. que cada
ven ~ siente mas hondo. Ia aso-
riaci6n. Ia fus,On de tOd1s> los ele-
nentos *buenOs dc la cIudad en-
crisis. Ia agl1ipaci6n de tos hljOs
dc Ponce q de los bucnOs elcmeG-
tos. que cn Ponce residen. para
aulepoucr 4 TODD prcjuicio de
partidoy i todo interes de secta
20 ia escuela, Il noble prop0sito
de lcyantar de mevo Il csplen-
dot. de a. ,tllfana caida
! dice Il ar1iculista:"
"Cuando r, nos yerga Il decir
Yue cxisten a~oclaciones que Sc
pcupan de uosotros; cuando sc
no~ lite IA Asociaciol dc Puerto
Rice como Ia pauacca dc MUGS
tros ,nales. no nos detengamos 81
lnieya 4 considerable"
-. $40. no a. con la Asociaci0n
lie Puerto Rico nj con sus ini-
eIatiyas cn favor dc Ponce, que
esta ciudad ha@ de mOyerse y sal
yarse; la debem0s salyar nos
utrOs con una ASociaci6n ponce
ha, compuesta de poncenos y pa
ra fines eXclusiyanente ponce
fi0s: dGm0sle el nombre Que mas
adecuado sea, pero proeedamos a
unirnos Y i fundarla conhemos
- al direction 4 manes entusias
tas v realmente efcientes y SIT
resultados no tardaran en pal
parse"
Cabalmente. III articulista es-
II Gil 10 cierto; dc nadie hay que
esperar ayuda, 81 nosotros mis-
mos no nos ayudamOs; pcro no
.s tan exacta su appreciation
euando apunta que San Juan Sc
beneficial, en- perjuicio dc las de-
mas ciudades islehas, del fnnclo-
nanliento de ciertas asociaciones
que, no obstante su nombre eric
llo. son de un marcado exotismo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
HIPODROMO

La. carrera, oneida milla). Carme-
ita, Emperador, Jaqueca, Paquito y,
Rosita.
Emperador, muy superior a los otros,
perdio la salida y gan6 aguantado.
Record de Emperador-56 Is.
Diyidendo-O.4O.
"a. carrera, (media milla). Artillero
(a) Trubia, Rubio, Granada y Buenos
Aires.
La saida fue muy buena para Arti-
Hero. Durante la carrera, Granada pu-
do alcanzarlo, pero sin poder resistir al
empuje de Artillero.
Record de Artilero-57.
Dividendo-1.13
3a. carrera, oneida milla.) Pope,
Tom, $50 metros de ventaja) Feria
GO metros de ventaja)
Feria sale delante, le sigue Tom y
lie pasa, pero, al final llega Pope, con la
velocidad que le caracteriza, y CANA bri-
lante. Gran ovaci0n
Record de Pope-52 3 5.
Dividendo-O.S2
IA. carrera oneida milla. Gacho, Toa
Y Magnolia
Toa Sc puso a la cabeza y apesar de los
ataques de Gacho, nunca abandon6 su
primer puesto.
Record de Toa-55 2 5. =
Dividendo-0.96
ga carrera (12O0 metros.) Guaya-
can, Prim, Luper6n y Cohete
Algunos "cuartos de bora" dur6 Ia
salida. Al fin Sc oy6 ell disparo y Lu-
peron, aunque viejo, sali6 delante. En-
la segunda vuelta, Guayacan le pas6 sin
hacer gran esfuerzo.
Record de Guayacan-1.26.
Dividend6-O
FL :.
!: ga carrera, oneida milla) Cefro,
Westland,. Army y: Canapelo.
l1a salida de ;Caramelo fue mala tai
vez por ESQ perdi6 Westland tuvo mas
suerte y. la distancia para Cefro era
muy. corta.
Record de Westland-56.
Dividendo-23 -:
Los palcos... como n.unca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05
LOWE AND BURNS DRAW.
Tommy Fought an Aggressive Bat.
tie and Should Have Had Decision

FREDERICK. Md, May Tommy
Lowe and Soldier Burns battled for ten
rounds Wednesday night at the Dia-
mond Rink without either getting the de-
cision. 1t was one of the best matched
fights that has ever been seen in Fred
erick. The boys weighed within sin
pounds of each other and We're about
the same height and reach, with a very
slight advantage i'll favor of Burns. From
the time the gong sounded for the first
round until the end of the tenth they
mixed UP at lively rate. Lowe was out
for decision. About q year ago he
met the Soldier in Baltimore in a fifteen
round contest and lost the decision. He
has always disputed this, and NcdneS-
day night was his first chance to get at
him again. All through the contest Lowe
was on the aggressive and seemed to
have an advantage over Burns. Time
after time he found Burns face at viii
almost, and his furious onslaughts were
only stopped by clnchiug.
Burns seemed to get interested about
tie middle of the contest and started in
to DO a little OF the punching on his own
account Both men seemed to stand the
punishment well, and at the end did not
appear to be any the worse for the match.
Lowe and Burns have been dong conSid-
cradle boxing recently, and both were in
good shape.