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The evening world., 1911-10-11
MONTCLA|R COPS
Strong FOR THAT
"CULCHER" THING
Mouchoir in the Cuff and Tone
in Address Ordered
for Finest.
MUST STUDY OLOGlES.
Whole Force Takes Every
Course in y. N. c. A. to
Become Chesteriieldian.
MUST u OLOGlES.

The Montclalr police set out to-day
- rope and brand the Golden Rule
and AXE n three-speei course In gem
tllity and ethics. when Chief Gallagher
Registered the entire battalion ~ thirty
as fun members ~ the local y. VI.
c. 4.
It Is the Intense purpose or 'hie'
Gallagher to Itoiloize his Watching
ge~ndarmerie into an eclectic %orean'za-
ton c,pable OF dealing with the
coarsest situation with refincd lnencss.
Wherefore he has arranged TO have
them provided with special courses IN
physical culture. deep breathing. draw
Ing room calisthcn!cs. sociology. ethics,
Conversations and parliamentary ell
quette. moral science. botany. zoology
and anthropolosy.
or course. there are regular courses
In these olog!cs. &c. but chief GAIA
sher is determined that his thirty finest
ANAL have superlative instruction. so
that they will he able TO double In
bra -, as II were. In the higher culture
or the day.
The officers Of the Montclalr Y. NJ
c. A. commended chief Gallagher for
his zeal In the matter OF morali,lng
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Try This Famous inex
Pint fCoughS Syrup
A Family supply for COO. sewing 81.
The surest. Quickest Rsneoy you
Ever Used or Money Refunded.

A cough remedy that .vs you ~. and 10
guaranteed ~ give auicbe-. better results than
s~nJthins else. IA surely worth trJiax. And one
tidal win show you why Pinfs Il u'oi In more
homes In the o. $. and Canada than any other
cough remedy.
You will DO pleasant, ~srrprssd by the way
10 TAKES risIt hold Of q cough. giving slnr In
slant relief. II will usually atop the met OBJ
siipste. deep ~ rated cough In - hours. and a ua-
equalied FOR promp, result. IN ~boopins cough
A 5Vc,nt. bottle Of Iinei. when miIed WIN
home made sura- syrup. makes q nm pint n the
bes, cough remedy ever ,ptd. Easiy prepared In
five inutss-dlrec,ion In package
The taste IL r~leasart-childfen take ~ wDhns.
~. stimulates the appetite aud IL siightly lara
uvs-boti excellent features. splendid Tot Group.
hcsrsener. ssthns. bronchitis AID othsr throat
troubles, and a highly successful rtn~iy for In
ciplsnt lung troubles.
PineI u a special and highly conccntfatrd com
pound " Norway White Pine s,tract. hch In
g~uaiscol and other natural healing ZINE elements.
simply mif with sugar syrup or strained honey. In
q tdut bottle. and &, 10 rsdy .or use.
Piner has often been initiated. hot never sue
csssully. for nothing else will produce ths nms
results. The genuine u guaranteed to siNe sieo'
lute A,lssaction or money refunded. Certificate
Of guarantee 10 wrapped 10 each package. Your
druggist has PlneH or will gladly set It for you
II not. send to Ths PinsI 90, Fort wayns.
Indiana.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
This Prescription
Knocks Rheumatism

The only .,gieal treatment for rheu
matism is through the blood. A pre-
scription. which has recently proved
wonderfully effective in hospital work
is the following. Any druggist has tn,
ingredients or will quickly get them for
you. Any one ran mix them. Zone
ounce compound syrup Of Sarsaparilla;
one ounce Toris compound; half pin,
first class whiskey (or sherry wine II i,
is prefcrred)." These to be mixed and
used in tablespoon doses before each
meal and at bedtime. This cured thou.
sands here last winter. II relieves i'm
~medistely.
Not only will It eradicate rheumatism
quickly but il is = splendid system
builder aud o o restores appetite ant
vitality. Many persons troubled will
rheumatism would not be without
bottle Of this mixture on hand 1t ai
timea.-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
he THANKS THE WORLD.

J. J. Williams Of No. 3T East Ninety
third street thanked The World yes
terday for the return o, a wallet which
ne lost some DAYS ago. II contained
many valuable papers n when Mr..
Williams missed II he was at a los.
to tell where he hal dropped It. or "a
give any clue which might lead to It's
recovery.
In this dilemma he advertised for his
wallet in the Lost and Found columns
OF The World. The next day the wal
let and contents were returned by .
World reader.
Here Is tho ad. that did the work:
LoST-A wallet containing ~ Tickets Michigan
Furniture Co. and some pareru, suitable ~
ysri, no questions sshed. }. J. Williams. 32i
y. O3d o..
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softly and g~raciously until you have
them securely In your grasp and the
butt OF your gun embedded IN their
ribs. DO not swear at them IN any
form Of profanity. Rather deal with
them silently. pounding them into sub
mission when necessary. hut never
abusing them with insult or erithet.
They have feelings as well M we"
The chief then unfolded his plan 10
induct the force into the Y. NJ. G. A.
4 storm OF applause greeted his words.
But that Is not all. gentlemen" ran
on the Chief. II have also made ar
rangements 10 use Company ks armory
for srec,al drills AMI iis rife range for
special revolver practice. While I de-
sire 10 maintain the quintessencs of
politeness on the force. ! also desire
that my men shall he able 10 hit the
eye o. a needle at forty PAGES"
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hANpk ERcHlEF IN THE CUFF
GOES, OFFICIALLY.

"In entirely approve OF your sug-
gestien. Muldoon," said chief Gala
sher. for II Is much more graceful TO
draw o ~ mouchoir from your Gun than
90 drag 1t out OF your pistol pocket,
In some communities | have heard OF
there exist policemen so lost to tho re-
fnements OF modern civilization that
they do not even carry handkerchlefs
Horrors" exclaimed the Montclair
force In one breath.
'Yes." ran on Chic, Gallagher, land
] have heard OF constables who did not
raise their hats and bow low IN the
Greclan. slant when addressed by "a lady.
] am s,ad that no such complaint has
ever reached ne.
81 have received a complaint. though.
that one Of my men roughed a tramp
whom he found sleeping on a chgysan-
themum bed. OF course, tina II not the
place for a hobo TO sleep. IT is enough
TO make one peevisn TO zee those good
for-i,utl NJ dtInes abuslu. the privi.
leges OF society. But do not rough
The evening world., 1911-10-11
AND BRIDE
ARE NEAR DEATH ON
HONEYMOON TRIP
Rescued From Disabled
Launch Of the Mona OF
Bermuda Coast.

BOSTON. oct. IL 90 Fred Allen and
George Gregory. both we'll known manu-
f~scturers " Lynn. have returned from
bermuda and told OF how they rescued
Col. John Jacob Aston and mis- bride.
formerly Miss Madeleine Free, when the
latter were In peril In . disable power
boat.
Allen and Gregory were making .
owe BOAT trip around the Island AT
. point some miles on the coast they
sighted another power boat laboring
badly among the waves and apparently
In distress. They made toward the dis
abled craft and offered assistance. which
was accepted.
The craft proved TO be the aunch Of
yacht Mona. owned by Col. Astor. and
on which ne Is making his honeymoon
trip. The Lynn men threw "a line
aboard and the Astor launch. with the
Colonel and his bride aboard. was
towed to safety.
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No Job, Jumps in River.

No JOb, JumpH IN VIVcr.
Edward II. Rude leaped from the
West Shore ferryboat Oswego in the
North River. just OF the Forty-second
street pier yesterday afternoon because
he was ashamed to go back 20 his wife
in North Bergen, n. j., and tell her he
had not Got q Job.
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WERE A BIT SHY ON THE chES-
TERRIFIED THING.


From time TO time complaints have
reached chief Gallagher that his po-
iicemen were rather clumsy In their
accent when addressing the cultured
residents OF the town. that they did not
drop their courtesies with pleasing
grace. and that in patrolling their posts
they were a tribe sloLchy In their
bearing. 1t was also complained that
some of the members OF the force were
deficient In their knowledge OF botany,
soology and biology and that when chill
dren questioned them about the local
nora and fauna their replies were either
svaslve or incorrect.
The Chief talked this over with his
men and asked them II they were
willing 10 enter upon a regi-
men OF polish. They replied aifirmatiN ely
to a man. The majority Of them had
been spending odd hours al tho town
ltbrary reading up In Lord Chester
ned' letters to his son. ana they had
dLscerned from what they read that
they really were wanting IN some OF
the fnesse OF ethics and high social
intercourse. Sergt. Muldoon suggested
the innovation OF carrying handker-
chiefs In their cuffs and he was highly
eofnuuapdel hy tha rhlpf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09

me II nj
this business bet sweet life that"
determination
the rube~ OF the Portland team but
a Manager
Like Gregg he u tall
southpaw Incidentally Judge McCedie
- showing right than vcsn did when he emerged from
ths
would
Just laughs the Joke him
their respective Puans oueidsr Eddie Msnsor started
little with
"fiowx cal
before takes his
all hts stolen pipsd Eddie and
first trip with the he swallowed H.
his ticker and little change Into big knot bis hand
tanning bee with
and other Of ,hecxr.
Here's my vxlnxbles h. them into
First Mic When learned the Joke be and
Joined IN
uisht dons patrol
HIS head Williams berth
AIS WE'LL
Corvallis spring 10 play
knocked and famed Nc
all kinds the ball.
y SO little
remaining
watching the others
Last Me him his chance and he held the islanders 70
hits Before the OF the Pppns nailed his
by wished him luck
inches weighing pounds
months Of His father portrait painter In Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
STAR SPORTS
Gotch Getting
Ready for Hack

HUMBOLDT. Ia. Augs.--1f
Frank Gotch. heavyweight wrcs.
Ting champion. In not In the beat
condition for HIS match with George
iiaekennehmidt. 20 be- staged In
Chicago September 4. It VIII not
be his fault.
No athlete could select more
ideal spot 10 prepare for phyri.
cal contest than the king OF mat
artists. Ills camp IL In woods
on the bank OF the Dies MoInss
river and he works out OF doors.
The people of this little town.
Gotch's home. built the quarters hpr
him. All wres,llng -is done In a..
foot ring. canvas enrtained and GOV.
cred. 80 Indictment weather will not
Interfere with the daily sssisona.
Cotch also has a handball court.
lie spends much time at the game
II makes him fast on HIS feet. quick.
ems his eye and gives him poisc and
balance. all OF which are important.
and Il works up q fine PRECIPITATION
60 start the daily grind
Tho camp IL fitted with a punch.
Ing bag. wrist machine and other
gymnasium apparatus Az the
match Will be- In tho open. tho
White Sox hall park. Goteh'a policy
% outdoor work can be appreel-
nfed.
Gotch begins his daily program
with n brisk walk. at s q. m. At
$40 he Ii Al camp and playa ffyo
or ain games OF handbail. Follows
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i, n bath and rub down. Then he
goes home 10 breakfast. Mrs. Gotch
runs the culinary department and
for the first time In years Gotch'A
stomach is receiving proper treat.
ment,
After breakfast the champion
rests until z, when the hard work
begins. lilo starts with handhall.
playing four or five games,
punches the bag and works the
wrist machine. Ic has some Of the
best heavyweight wrcstlera In the
country as training partners. incIud.
Ing Joe Rogers. Henry Ordsman.
Jess Wcutegaard. yuriff Yunslff
Iiunsnne. Jim Aabell and Farmer
Burns Fred Beeil viii Join later.
Gotch wreatles for more than an
hour daily. taking ON the men nj
tornataiy.
Rogers IL a monster OF ak feet
two inches aud weighs 2s0
pounds lilo gives the champion a
stubborn argument every day.
westerrsard weighs 2gb. Ordeman
2io. Burns 1866. Cutler 1870 aud As.
bell 100.
Goteh 10 his own trainer. He
quits working when he feels he
would like "inht little more"
Too many wrestlers leave their
fight outside the ring when they
engage IN actual contest don't
believe Ia working until I'm tired"
0otch told me. AN athlete should
have enough reserve strength 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
Bridge Work Won't Do

The ordinary bridge work. which DEN
lists set In between teeth 10 poor sub
stitute for missing teeth. n makes the
two pier teeth do tho work OF supportins
ALL those that are fastened to the
bridge. which II wrong.
IL the wearer % this bridge bites on
tho bridge teeth he puts a terrific strain
on the two piers causing them TO be-
come loose In time and the gums TO be-
come sore and safismed. and In the end
OUT COMES THE BRIDGE.
IL II painful piece OF work from be-
ginning TO end.
Then. again. Il Il unsanitary. Being
higher In the middle than at either end.
II permits food becoming lodged under n,
which soon causes fermentation 20 set In,
bringing more inflammation.
Hridsework IL AS much a makeshlft as
the partial plate.
Tho bridge won't do.
AIvcciar Teeth where Bridgework I.
Impossible.
II only your front teeth are left, say
or 4 or more. we can replace all those
that have been lost on both sides clear
back with perfect Aiveoiar Teeth, whilst
bridge work would DO impossible even n
you had or 10 front teeth 20 Ito to- III
YOU have only two back teeth on each
side. say moiars. We eau supply all the
front teeth that are missing with beauti-
fui. servtcesble. iifeitke Aiveoiar teeth
This could not possibly be done by the
bridge route. suppose you have lost your
last tbsck1 teeth. two or more upper or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09

| DENTISTRY
Emancipaes People From Being Plate or Bridge Victims

lower on either side. we can replace them
list would have TO advise a partial plate.
which would cucumber the mouth AZ
well as help 20 destroy your other
teeth. Where you nave lost a few teeth.
there are dentists who would extract all
the rest 20 make room for plate.
twhere people have no teeth. We make
plates. too. And whom we do they look
like they grew there. They are scientif-
lcaliy and artisticaiiy built for service
and comfort as well as beauty.l Even
where bridge work IL possible there IL no
comparison between tho two. A very
large percentage OF our work In taking
out bridge work put In by supposedly
high class dentists and replacing IL with
the beautifut and artistic Aiveolar Teeth
And, unlike bridge work In another re-
spect. II Is practically painless. No
boring or cutting into the gums. nothing
TO DO dreaded. Now. then, prices being
equal. which would you choosef
Curing fyerrhea Goose teeth, a dis
ease given up by other dentists as tn
durable. IL another OF our specialties.
We care IL absolutely. ~ IL hoastful
statement TO make. but we can do any
thing that Is possible In dentistry. and
what we do 10 always of the very highest
class. Our booklets. Alveoiar Dentistry.
are free. Write for one " you cannot
call We have samples OF our work 70
show at all times.
ALvEOLAR DENTAL CO., DENTISTS.
Portland; Abingdon Bidg.. iosn srd 50.
Seattle: Haisht Bldg. snd and Pine.
Terms to Reliable People
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Joe Horncr( the crack Michigan
athlete. and captain OF this years
track team at the u. OF NJ. has been
recommended to Victor Zednick.
graduate manager Of the u. Of W..
for coach Of the track team. The
recommendation comes from Harry
Coe, the former Seattle athlete.
who proved q sensational miller at
the Michigan university few years
ago. His letter follows:
"A while ago | noticed that you
were looking for track coach. and
II occurred 10 me that you might
possibly consider Joe Horner. cap
tain OF this years Michigan track
team. I knew Horner as a high
school athlete and later watched
his performance In college. lie Is
man Of most charming personal
fly aud one OF the best all round
athletes that ever came to Mfchi-
gan. In fact. he and two other men
used TO come down from Grand
Rapids and win the interscholastic
meet with very little effort.
Besides holding the intercolle-
gate record for shot-puf, he n .
mighty good broad Jumper. sprint
or. hurdier and pole vauiter. but I
think possibly his greatest qualifi-
cation Is the fact that he always
uses his head This accounts for
his excellence In so many events."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
SPORTING MISCELLANY

Mcclure a In
night when the
OF
for the Maps and Ted Sullivan the
BIN finished Cincy
Love- for the Jennings crowd will be Others will
follow.
Sullivan,
pertinent
$1,000
according to all the
Of the rounded nicely
hasn't pitched Ted lis going to ask Joe the reason why
Looks like people really Bob
the other
today the him
win
Carl Lewis has injured his
Judge McCredie has sold his catcher
all fixed however and Bob going SELF
Al
TENDER 80 Looks rahek oueer, doesn't tY hH III
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STANDINGS
NonrifwEY Eu>
SPORT SPARKS

KANSAS ciTY.-Tommy Dixon,
a Kansas City fcatherweinht. and
Iloyo Driscoil OF Memphis arc
scheduled 10 Tight here Monday
night. Following the bout Dixon
intends 20 so 20 New Orleans 10
participate in the elimination test.
Ia which the winncr of the aix On
tered wili fight Abe Attell for thr
championship.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES interest
Is taken here today In the bout be-
tween Young Sayior. the local
crack. and Mstty baldwin. Boston
lightweight II he shows class. Say
Tor will be given a chance with
Paeky Mcfarland or Matt wolis
this fall
NEW voRk.--porky Flynn Of
Boston today Ia receiving the nc.
CARNATIONS Of his friends for his
cieancnt victory over Jim Harry OF
Chicago. Flynn outpolnted his %.
ponent In each OF the 10 rounds.
COLUMBIA, Tenn.--rhe paeirg
stallion ncanzant. 2.os,s. Ia cad
her. today as result OF knocking
out HIS brains against large tree.
against which be had badly
charged.
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Four mighty through
bingies. Every OF the safeties a
Big Mic Williams
ager drewfa fine In the nth yesterday.
Lots Of advantage Ladies day yesterday
day and tomorrow ladies' will also be admitted the
The Monday yesterday consdeed SWEETEST
scraps In a long time the
line OF Cays swf gounde touched forcing VIII
s anu " s"pt'' '"e p'. W ''' a"eau o' '"'ey'
time
many games svss failed to connect
safely pill
Little Joe seaton got the
Tonnesons Wild chr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
GOOD WORK; KEEP IT UP

Ell Gates didn't have his splitter
working just right yesterday. and
the Indians hoped all over him.
Though they can't beat the Giants.
the Indians seem 10 have the sign
ON the Beavers. Ralph Willis
pitched for the Indians and held
the Beavers TO seven hits. the In.
dams made II off Gates. Keep II
UP, Joe--we're with you.
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make him full OF vim when the real
struggle Ia on. will not oyertrain
and 60 stale"
Cotch quits At o'clock and
after another hath and rundown
takes his wife out for t~o.hour
automobile ride. After dinner he
lounges around home until . O'Clock
and then rctires.
Goteh's training here prevents
foolish friends interfering with
him, aa would be the case II be
wax near some city. Humboldt
folks are pulling for him 10 beat
Haekcnschmidt. bat they don't
bothcm him by discussing the
match. Instead they talk farming
and politics. two Of Cofeh's hibbIes
Most Of the stores close as
O'Clock and remained closed until 4.
while tho town flocks 10 500
Goich work out Nov aud then
n bury farmer prances ir,o the
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Giants Still Win


The Giants and Tigers both won
yesterday, and the Pipplns and
Beavers vent down. That race is
getting mighty interesting. Tho
Tigers are two games behind the
Beavers and the Giants -four and n
half behind the Tigers only six
and half behind the leaders.
Well. well. Of course we're real
grateful 10 Joe Cohn for Topping
those Beavers n couple Of times
80 ARE the Tacoma fans. Bob
Brown hasn't got that flag won yet
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Williams. the Kanska. had no
mysteries for the Tigers yesterday.
aud they corrallcd II hits Off his de-
livery. and beat him 10 2. Baker.
the Texas speed marvel. pitched
for the Tigers. and held the Island
cra TO five hits. striking out eight
men. Some OF these days the
Islanders are going 20 surprise
folks and win a game.
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ANOTHER NICE GAME

Another nice game yesterday.
The nice games are coming real
thick now. and the beauty Of II IN
the Giants are winning them. Dear
old Fred Weed did the trick. with
the help OF Tealey Raymond. After
the Pipplns had put one over IN the
first. and the Giants had come back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
THREE WILL|Ne TO
TAKE FRYE'S PLACE

my tehsa Fr~~s i<as~o WreIb
PORTLAND. Me. Aug. e.--There
are today In Maine three active and
a dozen receptive candidates for
the United States senate seat Of
the late Senator VIM p. Frye. who
died yesterday. but Gov. Plaisted as
yet has indicated no preference.
Plaisted'x appointee win serve
until a year from next winter and
will be one OF the two democrats
from Maine who will help In revis-
Ing the tariff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
Meusor Finds Uncle

Little Eddie Mrnaor. out =
. fielder OF the Portland team. =
. had a pleasant reunion yeatcF. 4
4 day--with an uncle he hadn't .
= secn for Is years. Ills name 4
= u Albert M.nsor and h. lives .
. at 72s Cherry a. The last =
4 time Eddie s2w the elder Men
= nor he was q little shaver =
= seven years old. aud thay lived .
= at jacksonville. Or. Albert 4
= moved 10 Seattle. and Eddie's .
= family vent 10 California =
. when the Albert Mensor fam .
= lily saw . Mepsor In tho Port =
= land lineup they went 10 tho .
. park. but concluded II was no =
4 relative Of theirs. Yesterday 4
. Eddie remembered he had an .
4 uncle living In Seattle. got 4
. busy with the directory and =
= the reunion followed. Eddie 4
4 has a cousin- Morris Mensor. 4
= who used 20 be q mascot In .
. the old days when Parke VIII .
= son managed the club. .
q = 4 4 4 = = = = . 4 4 = 4 4 q
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place. picture doesn't look
much like
squatted
his oesand took OF the terrific
shot In Detroit,
Oldtimers of a lot
his natural speed and Jumps couldn't
hind bat anyhow jim
he likely had his troubles
those the while there
with old
with the
Jim he carefully combed
league the other might we'll
smile the face of the
Jim II It wasn't he who
pitcher In puts
b Thoroughly
there's nothing but
ID here phenoms
Mcclure asked whole whaen and
Tghe asked 10
catch Bert today-for Jim's special edfication
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with one In the third. Fred came
through with his fourth bit. and
Raymond scored him with another.
Fine baseball. Jim Wigs pitched
superb ball. and Tonneson was not
far behind. The fielding was fast
and practically orrorless.
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Have your bills collected. West
ern Collection Co. 43s n. Y. Blk
Main 6lss. $50
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ttttttttttttt 4 4 :
= AZ THE SCORER SAW IT =
4

atrufk cot by Wigs 7, By Tonnesyn
;. naas.s On baiis--of Wigs Q. off Ion-
nsson Z. Left on baseH--Heattie .. Fort
land ..
Tsesna 80 0eeas . as ~ :
williams and Grindie. Baker and
Hufns
Al ya.s...~r efse0oo al :
spokane ....1 eeoie ie s-t "
Gates and Lewis; Wills and osidieh
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SAN FRANCISCO. three flights for next
the Will be staged codd August 5 by the Taft At
furnishing excitement
Kid George and Ike Cohen matched for 20 rounds God
n a scheduled 20round