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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11
RAILROADS
Southern Railway.
rains leave Union Station, aiexanaria
In effect May S,l9ll.

B.-Following schedule figures pub
Iished only as information, and are not
guaranteed. r.L
ington and Danville -
SIT A. M.-Daily-Local for Harrison
burg and way stations.
Stops only for passengers tor points south
which scheduled to stop. FIRST elass
coaches; sleeping cars to birmlnghalli
and drawing room sleeping cars TO Ne"
Orleans. Dining car service.
11:l7 A. M.-Daily-Mailtr train. Coaches
for Manassas Charlottesville, Lynchburg,
Danville and Greensboro. Sleeping cars
Greensboro to Atlanta.
4:47 P. M.-Week days-Limited Tor
Warrenton, Charlottesville and Harrl-
sonburg.
ial. Sleeping cars between New YORK,
.tlanta, Admission nu birmingham.
Through first-clasS .vacnes between
Washington, Atlanta ana Rirminghan.
Dining car service. LuufIst Lo CallIornia
I've times weekly.
352P. M.--Week days-Almlted1 Tor daI
risonburg and way stations on Nlanassas
ranch. Pullman buffet parlor car
5l2 P. M.-Daily-Local for warren
6:37 p. M.-The Southern's Southeast
ern Limited for Greensboro, Dennam
Raleigh, Columbia, Charleston, AIKEN
Augusta, Savannah and Jackson!llie
Through Pullman drawing room sieep
ing cars. Coaches. Diningcars
i02T P. MISUNDERSTANDING ant
| Chattanooga Limited Via Lynchburg)
First~cIass coach and sleeping ears II
Roanoke, Knoxville and Chattanooga
Sleeper to New Orleans, washington u
| Roanoke. Dining car service.
| Hop. M.-Daily-New York Atlant
and New Orleans Limited. All Pullman
| train, club and observation cars TO NeT
Orleans. Sleeping cars to Ashevllie
Atlanta. Macon and New Orleans. steep
ing cars to Charlotte. Dining car service
| AR A. Acknowledgements special
Sleeping cars and coaches Tor ROANOKE
Knoxville, Nashville, Chattanooga an
Memphis. Dining car service: VASE
ineton Sleeping cars open 1000 ?. NJ.
Through trains fronIi the south aIriv
AT Alexandria 6:13 and 62S, s:36 and lO.4
n. M, 2I3, 7:2S, 1913 and lbs ?. "
daily, Harrisonburg llS8 A. M. wee
DAYS and SIS P. NJ. daily. From Cnal
ttesYilie 9:33 A. M.
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT RRANCl
Leave Alexandria wv. s Q. Station
week DAYS at SCI A. NJ, 40 and 428an
5I5 D. M for Blucmont; Gs33 Z. M:Wee
DAYS for Leesburg; Sis P. N. DAILY Il
BiI1ernont go a. M. local, and 9OZ
m. Limited on Sundays only for Blu
mont. 4:o,...
For detailed schedule figures, ticket
Pullman reservation, etc., apply to
WILLIAM G. LEHEW,
! Union Ticket Agent, Alexandra, va.
n COAPMAN, Vice Pres & Gen. Mg
s =. aARDNTCk, Pass. Traf Mgr.
II + CARY, General Passenger 4 gen
/, S. BROWN, General Agent,
= '' Washington, D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

INVESTIGATE the bargains offer small dwellings, rangr
from $3.50 and of them good 10per cent investments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11
RAILROADS.
Washington Virginia
&, ERailway.a

tiFor Washington, from corner Prince
and Royal streets, week days, at
6 o., 8 ~, 40, 6 40, S. I %, -, I 30, 7 40
so, 90, s 10, $ p, 35, s 80, 8 10, 30, 8 80,
10 10, 10 80, 10 So II 10, IL -, II 30, IL 80 as
M, II 10, y %, Il 30, y 80, 10, >, 800
so, 10, , 25, , 80, 50, o5, 3 -, 35, 3 80
4 10, ., 4 80, i 40, So, 10, 5 p, 5 IS, > D
6 O., G 20, 6 80, As, I 90, 10, ! -, %, SO
900, ga, 10 O0, 10 30, II 10 and II 81 p. mi
Sundays %, Z 80, 10, 70, 5 40, 9ooJ
%, 9 4O, 10 90, 10 20, 10 40, IL %, II 20
II 40 A. NJ, - 90 M, 20, l. 10, / %,
NO, 200, . 20, 40, 3 90, ) 20, 8 10, %, ! o.
40 5 90, ) 20, 8 40, 800, 6 20, 40, 50, 10
74O, 500, s 80, 900, $50, 600 10 30 and
HOP. La.
FOE MOUNT VERNON.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon
week days, at 40, 90, Z SO, s 81, 10
il 25 a. M, l. %, Is, , D, 3 30, 4 40,
90, Z s., s 80, 50, 10 80 and II 80 p. m.si
Sundays 90, 6 80, go, 10 80, II 80
M, IL 30, l 30, , 80, 80, 80, ) 20, 6 30, =
sac and 10 16 p. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

INVESTIGATE the bargains offer desirable residential
King street, and between ST. Asph and Columbus Streets We
these lots and of them the improved north Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

INVESTIGATE the bargains offer Office property We
ably located and attractive Office buildings Price ranging from So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

INVESTIGATE the bargains residential We have for sale
600 So, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

INVESTIGATE the bargains King street Business
buildings Price ranging from 81 900 up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11
Real Estate or Sale

bargain for Home Investment call Office We invite
list suburban
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

INVESTIGATE the bargains country property beautiful
Dan and country bones, farms and suburban lots.G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-08-11

you desire on your property. Loan Insurance. or are
Surety Bond we represent the companies that accommodate
be glad to have you call Office notify call to See
terms, rates, ETC.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
Just a Glimpse Into
The New York Shops

shaped and frameless. The interior IS
divided into compartments very similar
to the oid-time hand purses, and usually
includes q mirror. A beauty in black
MORE is Sl4.a. In leather they are $3.50.
Linen envelope bags. braided IN neat
designs, have the button-c CLOSING nap
and the cord handles N sell at 81.
Others 10 white grosgrain linen have a
silver frame. They. too. are deliberately
braided and are only $50.
Children's boomers IN plain and plaid
wash goods are only C9 cents,
Cabochons made up OF rows OF mar
row Valenciennes lace make a nice fn-
tsh for the white plume. They are 90
cents.
The small slippers OF crepe paper at Is
cents make pretty favors, They have
silt Or silvered heels. M a. recepta-
cles for the decorative notices that are
offered IN the same paper furnish an at
tractive table adornment a. weN.
Children's serge coats in email olaidl
that have the sailor collar. euns and
lining of matching satin krs good value
At t7,sS I
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10 right" whispered
You must find tho way. nm. dsAr-
] have thought so long that II VA
wrong 10 tell o that even now ! can't
tell what IN right. Only-God DOESN'T
let some things ne unless lie means
them-but l can't soc the way You
n n now. for her and us, TOP.
What feeling 7 had of another pres
snos I DO not know; but half uneAsily
I turned. Between tho curtains or the
doorway stood Mrs. Tabor. her hands
raised above her hea Eripped tho sur
air a. II for support. 80 mat she
seemed rather TO hang there than to
stand; her eyes looked through and be-
yond US ~vacantiy. ana tho pretty old
young faos was twisted like a tragic
mask.
Then enc curtains dropped before her
and from the hall came the gasp of n
sitting SOB. Lady wss out OF my arms
and AWAY ~ II I had not been there.
Her cool voice pleaded for a momsnt
with the rising hystsria without Then
all sound died. and I was left utterly
alone; che silence Of ths great room
The evening world., 1911-06-09

make you SILVER some more II YOU don't
keen aulet. haby now 90 IN sIcsn.
Dorothy beginning to vail moncto-
nous,y)-Oh-oh-oh.
MIR. Y. Infringing IN and going out into
the h,ln-Nov. por,,hv. mi. 4, ,be La,
time father viii spcak 20 Won. I, ,bers.s
another sound out Of Won father viii
whip YOU hard.
Dorothy mo, AZ all blured)-Oh-oA-
CMr Y. goes down In. hail Win
heavily portentous stem ana slams IN.
door OF Dorothy. room. wh,rerpon
Dorothy nroce.d. "a rsi,s h.r vo~e In
ostentatious pro,estb
Mr.. Y. (reseatinr him.elD-Now ist's
see, vher. did We leave OFF,
CDorothy's sobs become tense. yerrtnx
on hys,arical)
Mrs. Y. (anxlously)-shel max. her
SELF III. Harry: abe alvaAs does whom
The evening world., 1911-06-09

Scene, m YumCv-ds sps~tmeas
por'hy 'icu.ss%:sdi t.ss% ;Si:.,. and 'i S1' and
Nj! Tim s.''i ESQ., sS.'tS.
IN. curtain .dsss q. ~. and M. Ysussv,S
:.s Nj; sHs n:; sP,sA as''S 'ssr's.A u .
Mr. z. tswssry,-rp make no
trump.
Mrs. a nsr partnar) - osoA make.
partner
Mrs. Y. ttestIy)-Afncs when do w
have sxprsssions Of approval and dis
approval across the tablet
MIRA 8. tsoothinGoo--It clipped out. my
dear. Dog your pardon.
Mrs. Y. tsuddeniy)-1Asten!
Mrs. s. tstArtisd)-what's the matter
Mrs. VI thought I heard baby
didn't you. gIarry7
Mr.. y. tstill thinking deeplD-No;
she's sound asleep.
Mamma, mAfn-dnai
Mrs. Y.-sss, I knew I heard hs.
Calling IND what II II. darling?
Dorothy-What's you dom. mamma
Airs. Y.-lPlayinR cards. sweetheart
Now 70 10 deep. mamma's dariinG.
Mr.. 3. (patisntly)-wsu. when yeu ~
ready to lead. Younswsd. ssnd mS q
wireless. viii gouf
(Mr. YounEwsd loads with ounh sol
emnity)
Dorothy tptp,ns up asaan)-Pa-pa
papa!
Mr.. Yes. snooks. WHAT IA yur
want. ~babykins7
Mr.. Y. uaying down mis- hAnd)-Wsii
papafl get YOU a drink right away. baby
The evening world., 1911-06-09
ue TEO1eSSOI , INySteTy ~ N@ And brian Hooker


the building. and fitted vp with IN as
tonishing combination OF convenience
ana hygiene. Dull red tiles covered the
floor and rose like a wainscot half way
up the a
Above TIA ran a belt OF WHITE.
glazed paper enamelled 20 represent TIL
ing. and the ceiling was of corrugated
metal. also enameled white. Two large
windows In front, and ono on either
Side. wide open behind wire screens
and uncurtaincd, let In q hocd OF Aght
and air which somehow in entering
seemed 10 exchange Its outdoor resh-
ness Tor tho sterfiized. careful purify
or u laboratory.
Between the front windows a large
Fess topped table bore a microscope
ana mi'rc'"me covered by glass heas.
l bunsen burner and a most orderly
collection OF bottles and testItubes.
On enc side OF this was a porcelain
sirH. and on the other a heavy OAK
desk with "A telephone and every ut>n-
81 In place. steel sectional bookcases
along tho walls displayed rows Of tech
nlch books and cleaning Instruments.
In one corner stood an iron bed. with
a strip OF green grass mating before
II, and In the other a pair OF Indian
clubs and a set OF chest-wcights thanked
an anthropometric scale. The only dec
orations were a large print OF Ram
hrsndt's Anatomy. two or three s0r-
priNngly good nudes and a few EiASaAg
French medical caricstures.
And everything possible about the pom
vas covered with g~lass-tables. ossk.
and me very wlndowsill' II svs a
The evening world., 1911-06-09

dear. you must see. ! love you. That
II all I know IN the world. and moth
ing else matters or can matter"
mo. no-you must not" sho drew
back from mo frightened. you must
not tell me that. You have no right
and you are spelling II all"
Don't you love me2" persistsd-
Lady raised her eyes sadly.
"Thers can be no UGH thing for Nu
and me. have told you why"
What have o told met"
"I've told you hat even II
care for you-that I could lot let my
self care-that / can only SEQ YOU even,
when you treat me ~ . friend, and
only as . friend"
"You told me once. I remember. that
there was some ono else. I think nov
that you were mistaken. There neither
Is nor can be any one else
But there Is" The words wsr<
scarcely audible. and her eyes were
turned away from me-.
IT know perhaps what o mean. ]
didn't know at the time-but / think !
do now. DO you mean that the some
one else, the person who stands be-
tween o and me. Is You motherr
Lady looked part ms blankly.
my mother2' Ih' questioned.
IOu rlust Sc 'aAht 4 INV ~ NV
the real truth now I said. You car
surely trust me; and ! am trying for
something that near more h life
Lady. you must answe mo fairly. II II
not because OF your mother tha& you
say these thingsf"
What DO you know Of my moshsrf
1T know" ] answered as gently az
could. that you all believe she 10 tenn
porariiy unbalanced; that Doctor I'M
manuel Paulus has dsclered her In
sane"
Lady had gone very white again.
Yes. that IL tho reason" she said.
But" / cried. that Is no reason a.
all! " YOU feared that my intlmacy
would betray this trouble you all guard
as a secret--why. You see | know tina
now; ana surely o cannot doubt II
your heart that | would guard any Sc.
cret OF yours moro sacredly than m
thing In the world. Why has II any
thing 10 do with us?" | was speaking
eagerly, with that foolish burst OF ar
gumentative logic which a lover fond
ly imagines potent, hurting breathles'
word against the !~mpregnability OF
conviction.
NO" said Lady softly You ar
wrong. because you still do not know
There Is no faint OF insanity In tn
family: we are not afraid OF that
Mother was taken out OF herself by
great shock. not by inheritance"
YES I said, by the shock of you
sisters death. know that"
Then you know almost everything.
said Lady. except perhaps-eIcept m
sSo that mother gives for my sister
death-hsr marriage"
We vsrs beth q ~ aos . 0aG N
The evening world., 1911-06-09
tCopyrsht. 1911. BY Bobbs- Merrill CUmpsny)
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Crosby. a Young college professor. fails N love
with. Margaret Tabor lknown ~ her family as
LADY, about whom = mystery seems To hang
After rejecting his acquaintanceship for no sprar-
emit reason. she chose Crosby IS her esort ON a
night motor trip from her Stamford summer home
70 New York. They. 60 to q tenement house and
there find Manarei's old nurse, Sli,ila csrncci.
yin; wounded and srnseler, Nearby l. her nus
band In q drunken sleep. They take Sheila back
70 the Tabor home. Carcrl holds som sOrt IL .
threat over the head 9f Marsaret's father. Crosby
and q reiort~r named Msclean find Caricl.
Crosby tles 10. solve tho mystery that surrouIris
Margaret, but fails TO 10 80. Mr.: Tabor orders
CarIcci 10 leave America. From MacIean Crosby
hears a rumor that leads him N believe Margaret
" married To DIR. Reid. her supposed brothe, in
.eance There q spirit" called Miriam appear.
Reds deceased wife. Crosby finds that Mrs.
Tabor believes herself IN be IN spiritual conmnni.
cation with her dead ~dsughter. and that tho rest
Of the family fear for her sanity. A. Sin. Tabos
and Crosby are n New YORK together one day she
sees a man on the street. tho sight OF whom fills
hr with horror. Crosby learns that this man IL
pr. lmmanuel Panlus. 9 famous nerve spocialist.
ferrous sister. Miriam
The evening world., 1911-06-09
PRETTY bingham has the Aus

A PRETTY Bingham has the Aus
~ trian silk finish. II has a tan
ground with stripes or plaids In
color. II is an imported fabric and sells
at q cents a yard.
The girl who can embrolder can get a
white linen parasol, stamped In "A pretty
design. at $3.50. These parasols have the
long. mushroom handle and make up
beautifully. New stamped linen lingerie
hats are so cents,
Figured hat scarfs for the linen, erin
or Panama hats are only % cents. The
white silk; Shctland-inish wells with a
neat line border are very smart ioT
summer wesr and sell at 81.
Long d%ust-proof wells are idea for
motoring or country wear They can Ne
had IN prevailing shades at 10 cents,
Thirty-two-inch silk squares that
make up nicely as bathing caps can be
had at 60 cents.
A cohar combining marabout and
black and white ostrich Is a smart pro-
lection for cool evenings at the summer
resorts. A pretty one can DO had
for $50,
rhs newest handbags are envelope
The evening world., 1911-06-09
XXI.
(Continuod.)
ILearn What I Have TO Do,

I~ HY, yes" answered Lady. in
the same d~ls,nterested ono,
as II she were telling dry
RA facts In distant history--'M!r-
- lam married Waiter when she
came back from studying abroad She
only ived about a year. They had a IT.
tie girl, you know. that lived not more
than an hour. ! think IL she had ltved
Miriam would have lived too. But Il
was too p1aLrh for her 20 bear. She
died three days after her baby died.
The unshed tears were falling now,
falling quietly In tho mere physical re-
lief Of tender sorrow. Every rigid line
OF tragedy and pain had disappeared.
and her trouble came upon her natu-
rally, like sleep, a relaxation and a rest
after hot-eyed days. | did not even
feel sorrow for her. so fun was | OF
the new certainty that We were free,
Very reycrently ] came closer TO her.
and Ike a child she turned to me and
hid her face against my shoulder. So
We rested for a space, | do not think
hat either OF us a any definite
thought-only that peace wrapped us
Ike a garment and that the tension OF
the past few weeks had somehow van
ished away. At last Lady drew herself
quietly from me, half smiling as she
brushed away her tears.
II have been very silly" she wh!s.
pered, but It's all over now. 1t was
good Of you to lot me cry" and she
reached her hand toward me with a
gesture 80 Intimately grateful that ms
love fairly broke It's bounds, ana
caught II almost hercsly In my own.
Lady. Lady. dearest" ! cried, cam
you sss whst u Au msansf o. M
The evening world., 1911-06-09

ana at the eflu OF tuS ur4N'
W paused to Dol over tho suntt
- lawn with its bright flower
beds and heavy trees.
My work wal plain enough befor~ me
now. ] saw what ] hah to do. and The
only question was my method OF Mp
proach. Tho i~mposSbility Of II some
how did not interest me. | did not want
TO think tho situstion over, bu, merely
10 decide ut what point l should frst
take hold upon II; and I was eager To
begin. A. I stood there I saw DIR. Reid.
In loose nanpeis ana with a tennis
rckst in his hand. come in tho sid
gate ana walk jerkily toward ths garage
in the rear. Here was oie thing 20 be
done at least, and | might ~ we'll at
tend TO n while | vas on the ground.
Hts sptngy step was on tho stairs
a. entered the building after him. and
I overlook him ~ h top. shufiing
from ono foot 70 h before an
oaksn docs. while he hunted through
his pockets for the key. He turned
sharply At tho sound Of my ocmiag.
what are you doing hsrsr' was has
greeting.
"Rsdd." said I. Il have 70 say 20 you
that I regret forcing that matter on you
tho owner hlyht. ana " you 9iNo me
q little time. I want 20 tell you why
II will end IN nj pulling more OF less
together. instead OF fighting each ,ther.
Ills face set for an instant, wen he
mad mp his mind. Very well. I'm
fire.. for u while. Com IN No occasion
perhaps tor an apology: spoke too
hastily myself. No sense in being
emotional" lie threw open tho door
and stepped back. MY digestion wasn't
normal that day. you see. fermenta-
ton, Generally a physical basis TO-.
those things. Alcohol besides"
l preceded him into a sudden blaze
OF air and sunlight. a first impression
OF wide space n staring cleanliness.
while | bltnked. Reid swung a leather
covered oha!r toward NE with . word
OF hasty excuse
I'm bAsn sxSrctsnU. you See. and
I've got 60 take my shower. 0rea6 ms
take sitting down without I'll Be with
yvu In half Q moment"
And he vanished bshAnd Q ruflbN our
tain that rAn On . nick1ed rod before
m sicovS q the baek, tsavsnG NJ 70
too shout tas room. u was v&ry
hrg< seSs0gng he wAsts tsUadA q
The evening world., 1911-06-09

about ms, and before my mind the
world of reality n ehs battle stin to
fight
The evening world., 1911-06-09
XIII.
I Stand Between Two
Worlds.

q few empty minutes
went qui-tly out of tho house
and at the end Of the drive
paused To look over tho sunt,
lawn with its bright flower
The evening world., 1911-06-09

1856 What European king r taught school In Ep Yuhf
49,. What Ne0 Yorker gave George Warrington tho tIe Father Of
His COuntrvF'
1888. How many gates" has Central Park ana whHt IRE their namesr
1879. When and tohere nGs the Np York Historical Society ov0dntser
10. what ua NV York GUYS first bank and where sitHateH
Following are ne replies to last Wednesdays queries
l. Mauhattaus first schopmaSer a Adam RoeAandse- lie opened
America 8 first Church school In 1893. mis- Institution sul exists as the Coegt-
ate Grammar School Hoeandssn laugh. badly nd behaved woss A. last. all
his pupils left lsu. Then no tok IN laundry Tor . hytnx. lie failed IN TITS
venture! was publicly logged ad banlshed, Tho price OF a years tuition In
those days as W eaver skins
l2 TO 70 eligible al a Juror IN Manhattan or tho Bron1 . an nAst po~-
l& The limits OF Riverside Para ire seysnty-s~oond And Ono Hundred and
7 wenty-ninth streets Riverside yer and the y, ~ r n. tracks
N4 The New York Bar Association as established in 500 ~ no a~ IMPORT
It's murba ship vas 286,
~ Tue subway ~ 0oavlSA o. q ~
The evening world., 1911-06-09
Can YOU Answer These Questions?
Are Yog . New Yorke/ 7bm What
DO Yoa Knob ABBOTT Your Oon City,

opynsnA isI. n ~ n~ rAnAaus O. IN Nv T~h wea1
-rERE 10 another ~ Of nv New Yort ousSuons
Perhaps % N answ~ an m h~m PsrhMD not
But t. a GOOD Ne" r~s.. % win b. "'".'.a TN che .nform'"'
n about you home city,
EA9 The questions wnl bs answered IN MonnAys Dvsnans woA-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-25
NOTICE To BuDDERs.

Notice il hereby givenr that he
Board q County Commissioner 81 tbe
county II White Pine. State Of Nevada
VII receive bids % 10 and Including
ltll, Tor the remodeling Of the oi1
Court House Building. according 10
plans and specifications on me- and
which may BE- seen al the Office ~ "a
aiiiard a son. in Ely. Nevada. certin-
q eheck ~ an amount equal To ten
pr cent Of the amount hta mns, ""
company each and every bid.
ahe Board reserves the right 10 -.
Jet any and all bids. =" .
BlAhu Or COUNTY COMMISsIoNrps
STATE OF NEVADA Nh'
BY F. =. oLDFIELlD. Clerk
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-25

The Berlin Zeitung says that a
special train leaves every day for
Reno loaded down with divorces.
and that al the ladies are young and
beautiful. 4 glance al the porch OF
the Riverside hotel where the diyor-
Gees abide pending their soul switch
ing gives the impression that the
young and beautiful are divorced
from the trains before the first call
for Reno + shouted.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-25

AA0AAAA4lA A4OA a6S 0AIt
scoring FIVE knockouts and getting
two decisions in the others. Includ-
ed in these was a victory over George
Andrews for the weltterweight cham
pionship of the coast.
Bloekey Price. the man who is
matched against Clark. will arrive
from Salt Lake tonight. and will go
into training at Ely. Clark's head
quarters being in East Ely. Clark
fought him a draw a rear and a half
ago, since which time, however.
Price has filed out, and now weighs
Us pounds The reason of Clark
taking on a man so much bigger than
himself is that the committee could
not get a man in his class TO meet
him. A contest was first on with Kid
Irish CO Salt Lake, but the latter was
matched with Marty Rowan in New
York. This match has fallen
through. but news came of il only
after Price had been signed.
Blockey Price comes here with
considerable reputation, and thai the
contest will be a good one goes with
out saying. He has fought draws
with Jack Drumgoole and Jack Dow
ney. both pretty tough men. and has
also fought all through the Jackson
Hole country in Idaho. He was also
boxing instructor OF the Boise City
athletic club. He is only % years
of age and is said TO be in the best
of condition. This will be a contest
delight the fans Il a finish