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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-10
How Canada
Is Divided.

time provinces In the last parliament
the maritime provinces were overwhelm-
ingly liberal the government having
twenty-six members as against nine on
the opposition benches. 1t is an inter-
esting fact, however, that Mr.. Borden,
the leader of the opposition, sits for his
home constituency of Halifax, Nova
Scotia
The four western provinces of British
Columbia Alberta, Saskatchewan, Mani
toba and the territory of Yukon are gen.
orally referred to in political parlance as
the west" This section is almost evenly
divided between the two parties, the gov
eminent in the last parliament having
eighteen seats as against seventeen for
the opposition. Alberta, Saskatchewan
and Yukon were liberal, British Columbia
and Manitoba were overwhelmingly con-
sentative. The seven provinces and one
territory grouped in the maritime
provinces and in the west under the
present apportionment have a total of
only seventy representatives in the house
of commons out of 221.
This leaves 151 members from the two
great provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
members in the, federal house of COM
mons. 1t is a conservative stronghold,
the opposition having In the last parlia-
ment fifty members as against the gov
ernments thirty The province of
Quebec, largely French speaking, and
wholly under French influence has been
in the past the stronghold of the Laurier
liberals. In the parliament recently dis
solved the liberals had fifty-three seats
in Quebec as AGAINST only twelve held
by the conservatives.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
PlMLlC0 RSULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; six fur
longs.-Astrologer. lis (Bergcn), / to ..
out and out. first; Chiffon Trance. ~
(Alex). . to !. 3 to 1. and 4 to !.
second. Eos, lis (Fairbrother), 4 TO l..
: to 5 and 4 to s. third. Time 1.1G is.
Astrologer and Yorkshire Boy coupled.
Fireball. Warpath and Yorkshire Boy
also ran and finished as named.
SECOND RACE.-Three-year-old odds;
one mie-Babler. 1+9 tMr. Wright, II
to 10. 3 to 5 and out. o Apache. las
INT. J. Tucker. 7 TO 2. ven and / to
3. second: Rose r.. 143 Mr. Cherbon-
nfer-, 30 40 /. 10 &c / and 6 to !. third.
Time. 1.%. Artosto. Racing Belle. Ju-
bilee n Bishop w. also ran and m
iehed as named.
THTltD RACE--The Oficers' Army
Service Steeplechase. for three-year-
olds n upward; about two mica
o X. 1859 RockwelD, even, 2 to o and
out. won. Knight of Eiway. 1877 Ora
ham). 4 TO J.. even and out. second; Miss
Hynee. 1853 alexander. Z to l.. 2 to 1
and out. third. T1me-4.&. Tamplco
ran out. Great Kahn fel lat sixth Jump.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
WINDSOR ENTRIES.

FIRST RACELTnree -yearolds and upward;
9 fsaits. los. .NimSss. ia. Gsso.n.. ioe:' j.si
rMsg 100; veneta strome. log; Rscguet. 100
f tiSy'' F;.,h .So' ,maP.'' @ siss" 100 70 k Zoe saia nSs
iO6. MeIoaps and Nieh;fan. Wilson entry Wrar
aud lAh0se. Simons eht,.
SECOND. RACE-Siecplphs~. condsttors
s sn,e' , ,Ds ss,.. and ag~;%di valve s7oGi sSSn'
1891 Joe Lett ~: Hannah Louis, isoi Mon!s
THIRD .RACT-Handicap: thee tyear-olds and
upward value 500; one and thres ~sxteenth mics,
80. star Charter, lO7 Adrian. 100
FOURTH HACE-Winisr STAKE: calling: thr>
.sSth miIs. -h~Sais:%eIy, rs :bl.Saord. ~.
~. SSFT II ,s;Snss 5s;,ss vi, ~
f e.. Riu. M VI. F'sf: !: a' .naH Ne s:- Rive ss"si. VIZ %ii
.1% sI WI n r. a;. 1,;, ;;,.T. s,a.: s.,as; ,,l..
EEaSs. "Sa.Rh. i:S onIisS; %ja:S$s1s:: iS.
.dTminun{.t. 90: Mad River, iO3 SISTER Flor.
eligible Moonlight. 0s: Tourist, 1876: Sadie ShA.
pi;sSb J iG SSf SfVfa snnrb sSl y !.s so Ss;,': sSa nos Ss. ,rs
ID fbe Pippin, ii2; CArrinon, ll2; Sidney r.
ia: 'Fhine Footaers, 1W; MoncTfa. 10Y; Sar
Bcrnito. los; swsrts Hin, no; sisha ITO; .Tor
Note, 100 Abrsion, 10; EmI<uo, wiitsm, rs
A ,ds' f Sl,s1S,s inrn' H. p'H'' NO. r'.no''s
"!Apprsntice allowance q five pOund~ claimed.
Tfnck fast
The evening world., 1911-09-02
GIANTS LINE OUT
CHALMERS CURVES
BATTING ORDER.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 2-The
two great games played by the Giants
and the Phillies whetted the appetites
Of the fans for more OF the same brand
and they turned out In "A goodiy num-
Der this afternoon. The leather was
perfect for the sport end the ground
conditions could not nave been i'm
proved upon.
Manager McGraw was anxious to
make a clean sweep OF the series here
and he a wiltse. Crandall and Ames
warm up before making his pitching
selection. Chalmers. the New York boy
who has won some scalps from the
Giants. was anxious to set into the
fray, but Manager Doom also had Alex
ander and Burns on his list as possible
selections.
This was the last, Saturday game
booked for these grounds this season.
and after ,o-day the Quakers Will have
only seven more contests on their own
grounds,
Both teams went out in quick order
In the first inning.
The Giants had a good nance to
score in the second inning. but Meyers
! fell down In the pinch.
! The Quakers scored . run In tho last
Of the second on Seeks single and
Madden : double.
The Giants scored fosr runs in the
third. Knabe threw Crandall out. De-
wore beat out an infield ~grounder. Doyle
walked. Knabe made a great one-hand,
ed stop of Snodgrass's %grounder and
threw him out. Murray doubled to left
centre. scoring Devore and Doyle. Muir
ray stole third and kept on home when
Maddon threw Wild. Merkle walked and
stole second. Herzog singled to centre.
scoring Merkle, Herzog taking second
on the throw In. Fletche~ ended II by
grounding out.
The Giants went out in quick order
in the fourth.
Beck singled as n starter In the
fourth. hut was caught trying &c
stretch the hit into a two-bagger, De-
wore TO Doyle. The other batters could
do nothing.
After two out In the third Lober'
doubled TO left. Magee singled Il
right. but Lobert was held at thir'
ba Sc, and when Magee tried to TAX
second on the throw In he vas throw
out. pevore to Meyers to Doyle.
The New Workers. were quickly re
tired in the nth.
The Philres scored a run in tire mn
After one out Chalmers dropped
Texas Lacquer over Doyle's head 70
two bases. Knabe walked Pasxer'
forced Chalrers at third, hut Loser
got a single on a hN grounder whlc
bounded off Merkle's head and knab
scored. Magee was an easy out
. The Giants practically clnched tn
. game In the sixth, Merkle lined I
' Paskert. Herzog dropped a single !
right centre. lie took second on a ball
. Chalmers threw Fletcher out, Meyer
singled to left. scoring Herzog, Cran
dan then hit one into the left feel
bleachers for a home run, scoring Mey
ers ahead OF him.. Devore filed to Pas
kert,
The Quakers were quickly retired
= the sixth. NO RUNS,
k Burns pitching and Kleinow catch'n
for Philadelphia.
/ The Giants could no nothing wit
o Burns, going out In one-two-three orde
The evening world., 1911-09-02
SUNDAY BASEBALL N

INT American Giants, the crack coiorsd team
Il hall'oSsers from Chicago, will engnge In D
doubleheadsr Al Olympic Field. meeting the Mur.
ray Hills IN the first game and the strong Hob.
ken team in the second. Lew NIltse wll pitch
for the Murray Htlls. while a lesSus rd,ch0 vii
twirl for the Hobokens.
A big doublchead,r will be PLAYED at nadss
wood. The Lincoln Giants viii clash With tho
Philadelphla Giants in the opening euGAgDmsaa
at . r.. NJ. and tackle The Iudsewood ct IP. "
The Bnnx Athleti~ will have their hasdsx
game Of the ~ason at BronH Oval, WhnU they
Will play the crack Cuban StarA In the easls
contest the Bronx Nationals will fsos . aEpas
amateur team
The Cyprsss Hiik team will play the u~sS
All futans In Dexter Park, Cypress Huk K
station. At 2 O'Clock the EtDanons will Acs !,
strung amateur team.
A triple header = scheduled Of Counox's FNt.
A. noon the, Harlem Red SOY and Oliver
TilaSn Post. No. n. will clash. Then TIE Out
looks Of the Bronx League. will play the Hkv0-
lAwns In the main event Jack Tully's fAa:
BonI Colleeist- will meet the Nov YORK Fire
Dsyarment team.
A doutaeh~der n scheduled for to-ponuv Cd
I&nox Oval. l45th street ard Lenox avenue. n
Now london, team, which VII be reinforced b ;
big League pitcher. hut the Met, also are 10 hast
. National League star, ,Wunder will catch nj
the Nets. and Lsuy DOYLE will umpire. In tke
early game te 81. Chsrle team will MAY Tie
Yorkyihe<. On Monday another double haadcr
will he PLAYED at Lenox Oval. In the main OVent
the Nets will meet the Newark STAN.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
Powers Refuses to Answer Fight Questions
and Hints at Persecution by O'Neil

mission should not know who the per-
sons interested In and responsible for
n club are. and | would like MIR.
Powers to tell us who the people oper.
ating the Madison Square A. G. are.
The same question will be asked OF him
when he comes before us with hls
lawyer.
"Mr. Powers said that I was attempt
Ing to prosecute him. but the idea Is
most ridiculous. / am anxious that the
Commission fulfil It's obligations to the
public. That's ALL"
Mr.. O'Neill has pressing business In
terests at Binghamton. but he declares
that he vii remain over until the COM
mission arranges a meeting and Mr..
Powers and his associate. Harry Pollok.
are given n final hearing.
During the meeting a notary public
was called In, and Mr.. Powers swore to
and signed his statement regarding the
receipts for the Wells-Brown bout. Tho
commission failed to file the statemen,
yesterday because Mr.. Powers had sen,
II In unsigned.
Commissioners Frank O'Nell N believed
to he the cause OF stirf'nL up of trouble
for the Garden promoters. aud although
ne comes from B~inghamton the Com
missioner knows just how the New York
City patrons OF boxing events should
be handled, lie purposes to see tina
The promoters treat the public witt
prpner consideration.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
GOLFERS PLAY FOR LOCAL
TITLE AT VAN C0RTlANDT.

VAN CORTLANpT, Park, y. Y,
THE third rould Of match play
was called I'm the annual Manhattan golf
championship at tNc Van Cort,audt Park
links to-day, Eight men remained In
the RUM M. Because OF the half holi-
dav there wac n large gallery even
early, and toward noon =. had increased
to Il crowd.
Cards.
Plat. QUITE 6 444i 80
Alexander, out iit34 I 6-S.
pIatt. in-i 45443jbF- 3"-7S.
Alexandor, In Z & . 6-49-S7.
Brocker beat A, Il. Clark easily, end
Ing 3 up and to 30. j. NJ. Clark beat
Gould 2 up and > To go, The latter was
off his game, particularly in approach
ing. Purcell beat Costigan 3 up ana
to go.
The draw this afternoon brought
Brocker against Plat and Purcell
against J. NJ. Clark.
Second set-D. G. Mcconnell beat +, T.,
Davis 3 up and 3 to 20; j. =. Downey
| beat y. +. Gilmaril 2 up; H. T. HealeS
beat c. NJ. y. Athcrton mp and 2 to go.
| Donald arr beat NJ G, Kramer, ! ny
n holes,
The evening world., 1911-09-02
RACING f fsi !!
WINDSOR WINNERS.

FIRST RACE $500; ~two-year-olds:
Ave furlongs.-lsland Queen. 10 tstele).
IL to 10. / to 2 and / TO 6, won by three
lengths; Camellia, l0I (Wingiield). to l.
I to 10 and to 3. second; Refine Mar
got. 6 Diggins), Il to /. 4 to ! n .
to 6. third. Time. l,0l 2-5.
Diamond Buckle. Steamboat Turbine.
Rod and Gun and Auto Maid also ran.
SECOND RACE-Handicap: steeple-
chase: $500; about two miles.
lA9 (williams). even. l to 3 n out, won
by twenty lengths. Monte Carlo. lao
(Pending). Q to 2. s &c s and 8 to 3,
second Be Thankful. 1856 (Simpson), %
to /, 70 10 / and 7 TO /, third. Time.
1893. Prince also ran. Vilhalla fell.
sDinna Ken ran out.
coupled.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
Commissioner Dixon Votes
Against Binghamton Men,
Der on all Propositions Un-
favorable to Madison Square
A. c.

Of course got ho'. a lot OF tickets n
I suppose they diu tle best they could
for themselves. We can't help that. We
lad thirty special policemen on the Job
Wednesday night. Next Tuesday night,
when Jeanette and Langford meet, we
will have fifty specials and the Garden
will be rallied so as to prevent confusion
among seat holders.
There Will be no more of the trouble,
I'll 20 bail. | am sure that we Will MT
be subject TO any interference from the
authorities. We have a bona fide lease
running from July /. 1911, to July IL,
1913. "A lease giving us open dates. we
have complied with the law. and the
Fire Commissioners understands how we
came to be swnmped Wednesday night
by a crowd that astonlshed everybody.
There's to be no standees In the aisleS
hereafter. | don't know what the coin-
m~issloners want with us next Monday.
but we are prepared to answer any
questions ana do anything reasonable
The evening world., 1911-09-02
LN IOH NLHE( Il.

. rANNtG B''"N~, the sturdy an
clever blu,,aNe.gA; OF Jers,3
- C!ty. won IA, l"r clntes. az N.
Atlantic a. G. oi l~.ItciNay. ~detesti.s
Charley la ,: pI.'Itr pn.t in
bou. =" on,> ugh; hsrr
all the Way 81 pu-., Go. rs heav.'
blows 10 iu, oIl ,.l g.. After N.
nc u round Hrrt- %; .l- '-td, as n
carried ;ht u.Itus t. h,yry. and III
x and t-'.t - l.' Dog. h,d the l!ttis
T., 10 'e'pI ~ "-" I't
Htr1cy wts not "a me best OF con.
l...,,r. and several times tue referee wa,
compel ed TO caution MN Tor hittint
iow lnd ,lsU fOr holding In the cllnches
Burns fought ode u his pest battle
4..l vas a. tGe pes: Of condition.
Nd Woliaj intends n ~ after bouts az,
'li,l We'll. and kno,sout Brown as soon - h.
49,, though wth his ,on;est with i'aessy Me
'sriand at Milwaukee,. The little champion Aay'
a. not ing ~oai4 ',as Inn bette, .h.n e
- r,iuk ne is AFRAID 10 meet them,
An c'for, is being made by the officials Z ths
Nes ORLEANS A. {. ~ arsnn a series u bouta
uetseea all The topnciah uiddlewelghs to take
lace this falI and MiniTT. 80 IA, knnh klsus,
JoRahiy rhonp.,a. iiusS ktiI and kdd Is'.MSs Ne
G0J.y hat, M,d Their acceptance, Dillon anr
MeGeory viii 4e the iirt pals TO fisht, .slna
Leach Gross and Tommy Murphy ere % hottis
agaii. They have b,ea secuTei 10 meet \ o
ten round bout at one OF the club stag On nepI
l.. This will lie the third time thty have fought
Murphy having ouipoin..d Leach in the olh0 two
bouts. Murphy viii rain for the b0Vt q the
New Polo A. \.
Harry Stone ana While Howard d BsssAly.
met, for the acond time within q week 81 III.
Twentieth tCIturs 4. e.. stone coming Out JIG
iIsOe asaln IN 'o.nts. In the semi final Youn.
Mickey MriHlrGsh and Bobby Reynolds hattie,
for ten ten rounds. honos Icing even 4 tn.
final tell.
Bob MohA. the Milwaukee fighter, and uIL
Berger of Pittsburgh have been signed up d MAJ
Murray, manager VI the Annoy 4. A. Of Boz
tor. to meet In a twelve round bout ct The ASE1
SHOW Of the Club on TUESDAY night. bGga
recently boxed Buck Crous . twelve-roand dssv II
the same club.
jos Rivers the Mexican fighter and Ff.nhn
Comfy. the Western .scrappfr. who are Aov ~
sardea the two hes, i,.thfrweishts. nsIt % Az
Attell, the champion, arr going to fight N Cali
toInLA They have ar ID ARTICLES q .gresps1l
hc A. c. Of Vernon. Cal, on the afternoon q
Sept. 80. The winner will he matched u hsk,
AIttel for the title.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

year ago some people wanted to get ne
licked. so they fixed up a match with a
big Turk wrestler named Ussef Has
sane. ! went into training. After a few
they watched my work AMI decided
that Ussef couldn't lick me, so they
called 4. ut and sent for a bigger Turk
named Manoyon, Then they were
afraid I'd lick him. so they shifted the
match again and got a heavyweight
fighter named Tim H~urley-and he was
a good, clever one Hurley came to my
camp n proposed that w AK" II,
and ! threw him out. We fought and
| knocked MIN out In the third round,
lie a insisted on two-minute rounds,
I've had seven fights. and won them I'll
with knocSouts inside OF six rounds.
"The second was with Ed Anderson,
four rounds, just after that | knocked
Battling Britt out in a minute and forty
seconds. hen Jim Harper in throe
rounds; and then they sent for a tough
one. That was Marvin Hart. knocked
him out IN three rounds, Then after
that I knocked Spike Kennedy out in
two rounds and Schreck out IN six"
This bout vita Flynn IL to he ter
rounds" said l.. do you think it'll &c
the ten?"
"Oh, no." said Morris. I'm going tC
finish that Just as quick as I can"
Somehow or other It didn't sound llk,
boasting. lie WAS simply saying JUS
what he thought. Il saw him knocl
out Kaufman" he explained. land
know l can beat him"
Now. whether Morris can beat Flynn
or not. | don't know. But no surel!
does look the GLASS OF all the whit,
hopes"
The evening world., 1911-09-02
Garden Promoter Won't Give
Explanation Of Conduct OF
Brown. Wells Bout Unless Rep
resented by Counsel.
- AT POWERS voluntarily appeared
before the Boxing Commissions to-

Tat POWERS voluntarily appeared
before the Boxing Commission to-
L day to answer several questions
that body wished to ask him concern
ing the names In which the Wells
Brown bout was conducted by the Madi-
son Square A. G. on Wednesday night
Ia vt. Although Mr.. Powers had prom
ised that he would appear ready to
answer any questions II might see 1T
to ask. he declared. after answering
only a few preliminary questions, that
he would not say anything further un-
less represented by counsel. Chairman
sullivan being absent. Commissioner
Frank $. O'Neil moved that Mr.. Powers
be given until Monday to appear before
the commission. Major Dixon voted
against O'No!l, II was then suggested
by the Commissioned from Binghamton
that Mr.. Powers be instructed to ap-
pear OF Tuesday. but this was also
voted down by Dixon. 1t was then de-
clded that a meeting of the full COM
mission be called. at least by next
Monday. and a date decided on when
Mr.. Powers should appear with counsel.
II first asked Mr.. Powers some pre-
liminary questions. but when | started
TO dig down into the conditions thai
prevailed at the Garden the other nlgh-
he declared he would not answer any
further questions unless he was repre-.
scented by a lawyer" spi1 Frank :
O'Neil after the meeting.
Il demanded to know the names OF IN,
persons interested In the Madison
A. c., but MIR. Powers declined to an
swer my question. His failure 10 an
swer questions put by the commission
amounts to the same thing as con
tempt OF court, according to tho way
Interpret the Frawley Boxing law.
There is no reason why the Com
The evening world., 1911-09-02
NO REPETITION. EXPLAINS PRO.
MOTER POLLOK.

The talk that O'Neil Will fight for
the revocation of the Garden license
isn't taken seriously in the sport world
end 1t is doubtful If he would succeed
In such an end II he trled Chairman
sullivan and Commas! oner Dixon must
be considered In the matter. sullivan
is willing to attribute the disgraceful
conditions at the Wells tigtt to
poor judgment on the part of the
promoters. lie evidently believes Harry
Pollok. who says any mistakes were
due to the fact that such "a turn oIt
! of spectators vas beyond his widest
dreams,
II want to say this" Pollok said to-
day. We did not boost prices that night,
II anybody holding a 81 ticket was made
10 nay 80 | never heard Of 1t. Spectators
The evening world., 1911-09-02

Left on Bascs-Boston, 7; Brooklyn, Z.
Two-Base Hits-Miller. Sacrifice Fly
Spratt. Sacrifice Hlts-Ingerton, Hogs,
Zimmerman. Barger. FIRST Base on Err
r~ors-Bos,on, 2; Brooklyn. |. Stolen
Bases-Mnler. Gowdy. Double Plays
Zimmerman. Stark and Daube-t: Hosg.
Gowdy. Bases on Balls-On Hosg. 3;
OF Barger, G. Struck u by Hogg. 6;
by Barger. /. Hit by Pltchers-by Hogg.
/, stark, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Eas-
on. Time of game, l,S.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
FRANKIE BURNS .
BEATS HARVEY AT
R0CKAWAY Glib
Pfiladelrhian Not in Best OF
Shape and Several Times
Hits Low.
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At the Fairmont A. c., Johnny
Moran vs.. Joe Farmer. I'D Hermann
vs.. Paddy Meeltn, and Young
Ketchel vs. jim CO Is. IN t%cn-rounl
uouts. =
At Long Acre A. g.. rllly Galley
If Wales meets Benny Jones N the
main bout Of ten rounds.
1T Sharkey \. g., Paddy sullivan
and Jerry Oe' M. 10 rpr ton rounds
n NC main 20.
The evening world., 1911-09-02
M'LOUGHLlN BEATS WRIGHT
IN NEWPORT TENNIS FINALS.

NEWPORT, Sept. 1.-The challenger
Of william a. Larned OF Summit. N. j..
for the national lawn tennis champion
ship will be Maurice Mclaughlin OF San
Francisco. who to-day defeated Besls
c. Wright OF Boston in the nnals OF the
all-comers' tournament three sets TO
one. The scores were: a.. 60, 10.
G-3.
Except In the second set and for q
few games In the third set Mclaughlin
was always master of the situation.
BASEBALL To-Day, $40 Pm N, Z. Amer,
~ Warrington. Amer. LesarA Paf. Adm'oW''s'
The evening world., 1911-09-02


ffT WAS born In Kentucky" said he.
FEB. q, 1887, I'm twenty-f1ur
years old now. ! was living IN
Texas when the spanish war broke out.
and ! wanted to 20 to war. so | enlisted
In the regular army. IL Company of the
F0rty-fourth Infantry. | was only four
teen years odd, and | WAS supposed to be
at least eighteen TO enlist. but | was
six feet tall and weighed iGI pounds. |
went TO The Philippines and fought all
through the war-thirty months OF cam
paigning. Oh, yes, | fought through
something like eighteen battles and
skirmishes and had a lot OF fun out ~
Il, Then m camp we were boxing all
the time. We wore out all the gloves
We had, ana after tdat we fought bare
fists, and | did pretty well and learned
something about fighting When | came
home after the war | went back to
school.
after hat | thought I'd like to oe
an engineer and run a locomotive. so
started as a fireman and stuck until |
was promoted and got the job ] wanted,
Here's my union card for this year
locomotive engineer. was always
hghting rough-and-tumole. and about
The evening world., 1911-09-02
DODGERS TOOK FIRST GAME
OOK

"Bat;ed for Hogg in 9th inning.
.%Rer for Flaherty in 9th inning
The evening world., 1911-09-02

arm, lb% Inches; forearm. l2& inches;
thigh. 2G+ inches; calf, l6H inches; neck.
l'A Inches; reach, 1874 inches. which IS
4 inches more than JeN's and FIt'.sin-
ilOns'.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

TORRlS Is something OF n contrast
IVI to the ordinary white hope" in
40 that he Is an Intelligent man,
he Is anything but Just a bruiser. I
ac6ed him for a line on his history.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

1TooK his measurements Height. 6
feet inches; weight. 2s5 pounds:
chest contracted. AZ inches. expand
90. Al inches: waist. 81 inches. upper
The evening world., 1911-09-02

Leach Gross and Tommy Murphy sss 70 bottls
agaii. They have bsea securei 10 meet h q
ten-round bout at one o. the club stag On oepI
Il. This will lie the third time thty have fought
bouts. Murphy will rain for the b0ut q the
New Polo A. 4.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

s. nSs y a0 &if,.s sss A h.,. been a .ss.d 40 snS snI
Murray, manager VI the Annoy A.. A. o. Boo
s .Ss; 70 3, ne x. n aab " on TSesi.y ''n n.xS,. II ~
recently boxed Buck Crous . twelve-ro1nd dsev a
,he sAfne club,
The evening world., 1911-09-02

Nd woliat intends II ~ after bouts NJ,
'li;t We'll. and kAo,sout Brown as soon - h.
s.s through wth his contest with lacGU Nc
'srianl at Milwaukee,. The little champion Aays
lat notItng WuGI4. il,Ase him better thaa ts
ishl bOti men a. he does nos want tte public
- Iiiuk ne Is AFRAID IN meet them.
The evening world., 1911-09-02

Copyright. 1911. by the frees Publishing Compary Crh'
L'Italia., 1911-04-06
NEGRI EMIGRANO AL CANADA

GUTHRIE, OKLA, 27 - L'azione
ilnale del Governo Canadese di am
mettere lutte lie famiglie negre / cui
membri possegono $5 per ciascuno,
ma creduto per effetto che motif re-
sldenti in questo State emigrano al
canada, specialmente dale Contee
al Muskagee e Creek dove la popo-
lazlone negra e in maggioranza.
Nella scorsa settimana sono parti-
te per ii Canada 80 famiglie in tutto
900 negri, che vanno a stabilirsi mel
Canada.
Moltri altri negri fanno prepa-
fatlvi per partire, pare che vi sara
un forte esodo.
Molti degli emigraRti sono stati e.
uucati nellie scuole stabilize per gil
indiani.
Molti lasciano rOklahama princi-
palmente per IL fatto che vi sono scuo
.e separate per negri al quail vie
'ato frequentare lie scuole dove van
no bianchi.