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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26
Make the Best of Il.

Make the best OF everything think
'he best of everybody; hope the best
for yourself, BY so doing you will be
lifting yourself and those about you
to a higher plane of living.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

"My daughters piano lessons have
been a great expense to me-"
THAT so? Did some neigubor "lo
you?"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26
His Standard.

pa, were you always good?"
Hum well, my boy, | will say that
I've always abided by the decisions of
the United States supreme court. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

What is an anecdote, paf"
IAN anecdote, my son, is a short
and funny tale which at once reminds
the other fellow of a tale which Is
neither short nor funny Puck
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26
A Choice of Words.

"You sold me that horse as free
from faults Why, it's blind
Blind? Well. that's not a fault;
that's cruel misfortune"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

II you have a house Tor rent don't
waste your time going about trying
to find some one to occupy " Ihe
F., cheapest and quickest way TO let th'
people know it is to place a "Fo
/ Rent" ad in the want column of thu
Daily Lfght -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26
Wood! Wood.

| Now is the time to get your win
ter wood. We are unloading soUf'
fine pInoak Phone us your orders
Shfve q Keys. n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

If you live by nature you viii never
be poor; If by opinion. never rich
Epicurus.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

Good manners are made up of petty
sacrifices. Emerson,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

send us your JOB printing. IT VIII
@ done right.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-26

Read the Daily Light Want ads.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
ppIp fiis biIioa tusfasia ia abbis'
tufIesIa. funnes fpbdmen lilo iaueen
finule labioitetaan.

= pditpdIebbesfd i~uIaistun, nellie
ennen iulaistawatIi ldbetetpn norbe'
nilaiSten riitaa fosfetpan y. &aris
fen firioitufien iobbosta pppbdmme
buomauttaa, etid firffofuntamme
puoiitofouflen antamaa obietta ieu'
raten emme tabbo ientapaiIia firiot'
tuffia enddn iulaista puolelta enem'
pdd FUN t%oiieltafaan. &umptfim rii'
tapuoli on ferran Muttaiasia ianot'
tatpanIa ianonut ia iatfupaaa, jul
fiieaa Iebtifinastelala ct oiia mie'
IeStdmme f%oriaubu, paan p~dintpas'
toin mieIet fatferoittupat molem'
min puolin pbd enemmdn ia iotrin'
nolinen allan ratfaiiu fdp toaan en-
~tiStddnfin maifeammafii. Muistet
tafoon alma, ia m~ariintin erimieli
IppfIien iattueeia, ettd r~iuloinen mas
taus biuitIee piban, mutta foma la
no iaattaa mielen farpoofii."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
&ristiainem oppilasfofolts
@ibbisiG.

Nelidnnen ferran fofoontui piime
beIluntaippbien aitana iouffo Opt
fouluien oppiIaita ia opettaiia, pli'
oppilaita ia muita fristiaiiesid MUGS
ri5otpDsfd toimimia benfilDitd pitd'
mddn frishaiStd oppilasfofonsta,
tdud fertaa Wibbin fanfanopistoae,
ionfa aiema erittdin ibanasIo ieu'
ousIa tarioaa mitd iuotuiiimmat vi.
fonaiIei puitteet iduoiien fofonfien
menoae. 2onianopiston taIontpdfi
tefi faifen oifaa faiffenia oianotta'
iien Dion bausfuuttamiiefIi, limo oil
neIidn pdip6n oiun %feidinen, beltei'
men ia faunis, iumi ndpttdptpi emf
tuoreuoes5aan ia fufinnosi oan, mis-
I'd parbaimmat nlfonoiIet ebeaptpf'
let Ills totoufIen onnistumiiele.
Ndiben fofouSten obielma on 10
tpafaantunut. pitfin pdipdd on FOL.
me neIid benseuistd eIitpstd: raa'
mattutunti, eiitelmd tai bartauspuhe;
niipen IomisIa paIion iiiaa mrbeiIuI.
le, futen uinniae, potfupououe tai
pienemmdsid piirisid puriebtimiieue,
Iefd papaalle ieuruStelulle opieton
waibtelewaSia ia boufuttelemasIa
pmparistDsiS; IiidtIi tebodGm mel'
fein iotoiIena fotouspdiudnd bumi'
retfi Idbeud tai etddmpdnd Iiioities
fpiae mertfipaitoile. Dtutto pddafi'
ana on fuitenfin nuorten tofoami'
men Sumolan ionon ia iidiippsfpIp'
mpsten ddreen.
Gofousta festi nelid pdindd, al'
faen feIdf. 2:nn ia pddftpen 6:no.
MISUNDERSTANDING g. 3obiluoto
IauIui taIonIa puolcsta oInnoltoiot
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

SnneliIuuoen faipuu alustoo
iofa ibmiien ~popesIa, iota moneIa
eri tamallo foetetoon tppbpttdG, mutt
ia iota eli tosfoon moan pddud tdp'
beliieSti Iaamuteta. 2aiffiaua bno'
motoon puutetta, ioia ei mifddn MOT
roipito. Wutta Jos ibminen ottaa
paetaan iofaiien pdipdn ipaitpoi'
neen ia noutinnoineen fiintpmdttd 10
pbitiemenneeIeeu mmita Iamoaa fui'
tentin nauttimo1a foiffeo Sumalan
Tuomoo 5uIoiiuuita ia n%autintoo =
min Iiind IuuIen Ibpiprpdn rdiibon
Idbteen iieIuIe, tpnenen mieIen, lem'
molten, iofa Iuo tpptpfpaiippoen fpa'
Ioa faiffiin pdiwiin, ptIinpd faif'
fein Ipntimpiintin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Seuai5iaa SumaIon@ lapiiua, loiua
Ell pield fosfaan ole pQut pastoin'
fdpmiIid ia iotfa eimdt ole tuntenee'
fen fatferuutta. idptpp ola iotain
paiamaiIuutta. Spbdn, iota Ell mass
toinfdpmiIet ole mieId piiltdnpt,
ioutuu belposti itIettdiippben riffa'
ruoboien ia mailman raffauoen
noltaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

2aiffi bistoriat fen ndpttdmdt,
ettG Jos Sumalan palmeIiioita ei tab
bota outtaa, eitd bdnen ionaanlo
eoistdd, ontaa 9dn beiodn faifin
tamoin ia alma obmia ia foota itIel'
IenId, mutta lopuliiesti antaa 9dn
fuffaron remetd. pdn pubaltaa III
ben min, eta iidItD Ientdd pois ia
menee buffaan, eifd fufaan tiebd
minne ie menee tSdn tabtoifi ipDbd,
rtutto Ell lDpod mitddn ipDtdfpdd.
2utber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Eaten pppbdn nirfomeliid. iefd
muita meliid ia i~iiaria firioittamaan
Sppelebteen, iofa ilmestpp tnasfin
firteofuutamme iublaiulfai'uua elo'
fuu1d. airieet ia runot tnliIi ldbettdd
beindfuuu aiaua, oiotteela.
Sobn 6uusfonen,
Menob9a, Wlinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
Semraa mimma!

Sdm6n feboitufi len lanIui SeeiuS
libanla pdipind m. m. W~attenfieae,
ia cradle benfilDud matfauaan Se'
ruIalemiin ia erddn ferran pietaril'
lie Matt. 8: 8; Xuuf. 8: SO: Sob. 21:
10. W(utta tdmd feboitus Ell ole pies
Id loppunut. niein uubistuu ie ia
uieinfin bpmin maltamaaa tapala
monesia ert muobosIa ia eri ifdfau'
iina. Sanasi aan Seeius futiuu IT,
niia ia minua fanoen: rSeuraa Dit
nua". 6dn ieiloo ipodmen ofpen ta'
fana ia ianpe: STATIC. MIND feiion
oipen tafana ia f~olfutan, jos iofn
fuulee minin ddneni ia amaa onen,
min nina fdpn bdnen tpfDnid fiidl'
lie ia aterioitien bdnen fansiaan, ia
ban minun fansiani." Sob. Sim. T.
3: 20.
Sum Ills futiumuS meitd fobtao,
iofo Ionan iaarnasia tai ftrioitetnsz
ia Ianasia, on meibdn otettana le
buomiopmme, iitG on fuultama ia toe
teItoma. TdmG onfin eniimdinen
bmomioon otettopa fobta SeeIufIen
IeuraamiIesIa SeeIufIen fntiumus:
vSeuroa minua" no | 10 o tt ia
pifeuttaa m a. @elnoittaa
fauistamaan formania futiumufi len
puoleen ia antautumaan eli tabto'
maan tuua tuon futiumnfien autus
aaliIesta fIdaDstd oiauiIiffi. Wdd'
rim ia pintapupliiesti aiateuaan oii'
90 Iiuoin. Jos ianotaan ettei meiodn
puoleIta mitd6n maabita pddstdt'
femme Seeiutien ieuraaiiffi. Seeins
iImoittaa Ippn SeeruiaIemin aiupais'
ten tuomiron iiuoinfuin !9dn mii'
meiien ferran matfustaa Seruiales
Mir, Ionoiqo: yGttet tunienut etiif'
foaitaas" ia toiiesia p~aifosia; nWti'
nd tabboin Iinua foota niinfuin To-
ma fofoo poifiania iiipienid iuoiaon,
mutta cite tabtoneet." GtteipGt tuns
teneet etIiffoaifaanIa, eipdttd tobtos
meet, oil ippnd beiodn onnettomna'
teenIa.
SumaIa taboo ia Seeius tabtoo,
ettd ibmiIet ottaiiiwat tuon taiwaal'
lien futiumufIen mastaan ia tuliii'
mat onneliIiffi. Wti,tta ibmiiet eimdt
tabbo Iamaa FUN Sumola ia iiind
Ipp beibdn taootufieenia. Mutta
mifds tuo tabtominen, tuo etfiffo'
atlanta tunteminen eli antautmminen
futIumufieIe on? Haamattu pubuu
tuosta ebbosta meibdn puoleltamme
bpmin lpbpesti. Gbtona ei ie paaoi
meiltd mitddn tpDtd ia mbramsto tul'
latiemme felmoaiIetfi futiumuSta:
.Geuraa minua" maStaan ottamaan.
Wtainitiee maan tmon lpbpen, mo
neIta buomaamatta iddneen ianan:
Siis usto Seeiufieen, us'
fosIa oto ipastaan tue futlmmuS.
nsfosIa on oliettama, ia~ttettaipa Ia
pddtetamd, Seeiutien ieuraaminen.
llsfo, mitds tue on? Monelta pill
fattM ia bplidttp Jana. nSihan it'd
mt malistuneela ajoaa usfoa tar'
mita, mt maaoitaan %iietoa, idrien
poloa ia malaictuStas Gn NOT U.S.
Goa miiddn Ieaoista, iota en- ole ndb'
mt, tai to~oistettu" y. m. fuiilemme
oifomme ibmiSten ianotpan. Wiutta
nuo Iamat bentiiDt usfomai fuiten'
Tin palion IeuoiStu, iota eimdt fdIitd
ia uae. nsfomaipa taifenlaiSta bull
Iutustafin. Sofa ei uefo totuutta,
iota Sumala on meiIle iImoittanut,
han uSfoo Iuulotielnio. omio mieli'
piteitdan ia Iuoraan faitfeo molbet'
tain. Wlii6S Iitte usto on2 nsto on
iuuri antauumisia fiQe ibonteelle,
ionta piidd oiteano. Grisiiuinen usfo
Ell ole palioe bistoriailinen iieto, eta
fen ioiena pitominen mitd raamottu
opeitaa meiae tutiumutIesta ia oii'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
Soimittaiam paiffa
amDimna. !.

2ristiuismieliIid Malta ia miebid
ioiua on ebistpmiIen mobbouiIuut'ia
ia iotfa moimat fdpttdd Suomen ia
Guelannin fieltd feboitetaan 30 pm
5iIdud Iufien tiSid pdipdstd bafe'
maan Iuttaion toimittoian paiffaa.
SatemufIia ieurotfoon maboout1et
iobistnfIet ia I%uoIitufiet, Iefd paltfa
maatimufiet.
!Safemutiet IdbetettafDDn &irffo'
funnan eiimiebeue oIoitteela:
Stem. g. s.. Hisianen
~ 9or 6. 6. Stlbert, Wtinn.
Sronnoob, MidD., feidf. 10 p. 1911.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

2utIuiaa obottamaan mdbdn
r2pId iitte tuonnempana o.
tan futiumufIeii buomioon ia ldb'
ben finua ieuraamaan.A aiattelee ia
moni nuori. WlitdS tue ra'
fas 2utiuia fi1oin aiattelee ia ianoo,
fuuIe: = .Gtfifdd enIin SumaIan
maltafuntaa ia 9dnen panbursfa'
uttan5a. min tdmdfin, (nim. maanis
nenfin bppd) fen obesia teiae ans
netaqn", ia nUtitds ie bpDbpttdd III.
mistd Jos ban faifen mailman
moittaiIi ia ~fieluaenIa iaifi tpabinson
eli mitd ibminen antaa fielunia lu'
mastufiefF". @Id bplidd nuori pstd'
mdni taiwaalista futiumusto, maan
ota Ie mastaan. nbraa n%uoruuben
fufoistufIefi 9erraaeTi, ettd miebuu.
ben moimatfin moiiit 6dneIle antaa
ia manbuuben fofemufIet fdpttdd
Serran palpelufie cen.
W{oni miebuuben iidsid iaa futiu'
mufIen, mutta Iiaoin on min polion
tebtdmdd ia toimitettatpaa ettei ious
ba futfumusta mastaan ottamaan
la ldbted 3utiuiaa iemraamoan. On
fauppo, maatiIa ia perbebuoIet. Ne
pitdiIi enIin laaba euntoon ia tuot.
tamale fannaue. Sentdbben pppbe'
tddn f~utIuiaa obottamaan iiffi FUN.
mes tue Iomelias alta pibboinfin
tuli5i. Mutta tuoto Iomeliasta aifaa
Ell tuIeftaaan. pdd altaa harmaan'
tumaan ia lemon aifa ldbestpp. Sdp'
tpp Idbted ianfaiffiIuuteen Imam tai'
maauista tamaraa, f6pbdnd Suma'
lasIa. Sentdbben p%stdndni, find
miebuuben moimisIa olepa, banfi
en{in riffaus SumalasIa, oIet iiaoin
turmatta mp5s ianfaiffiiuuoesIa la.
Waauinen tamara Ell moi auttao
fuoleman pirran poiffi onneIiI eSti,
&iitos Sumalan, ettd moni nuor'
ia miebuuoenfinsiidsid omat Falls
lancet forpanIa taimaaniien tutiu'
mullen puoleen ia ldbteneet &utiu'
iaa ieuraamaan.
0anbuubesia mnDs fuullaan tut
Iumusta. Wlutta moni manbotin
barmaantunut on tuuro iaitpoauilel
lie futIumutIeue. Wanbuuben it'd e
enGG ole min ioipeliaS tutIumufl eut
fuin muoruuoeu ia miebunoen IT'D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Iiuoin luu
reno esteend, tai iiIemonbursfons
ettei mGlitetG tutIumuf1esto. Wtuttc
Jos on iofu manba bormaabapftner
iofa Iufee nditG ritpiG, min pppodn
ala miimpttele, palion Ell ole endd
aifaa, toinen ialea on 10 banoaslc
ia toinen bauoan portaoua, ipielt
niintauon fuin ianotaan: rtandpdt
mdnd" on maboolliiuus ottaa tut
Iumus ipastoan. Sta ills futiumus
ySeuraa minua" Seeiuflelto, life tut
iuialta mastaan. Eunnusta ttlef
IpntiIefIi, alastomofTi, i~ofeaffi, mi
beIidiiefIi, raaoouiietIi ia f6pbatii
min feIpaat iuuri ieloiIena &utiuiol
lie. Suuri iclaiTia marten on 9ar
tuaut. Sputiiid on gan tnllut paran
tamaan ia iairaita terpeefii iete
mddn.
SO. SO. SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

SumaIan runIas fiunaus tuntui
oleman mufana ~fofoufiesia. 9dn
on fiunaama mpDstin fen fplfo6u,
iofa fieua tebtiin nuoriin fpbdmiin.
&otim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Npt on iopimin alta ipuooestd
uubistao tiIoutienia iefa ferdtd leb'
belle uuIia tilauffia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13
Kaikkiiehdelle aiiotut lahetykset ovat osoitet'
sAvat:
AUTTAJA,
L.Box 6. Ironwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January IL
SO6. at he post office at ~Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act OF Congress of March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Ssronwoob, Mib., feiaf. 10 p. 1911.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

TAI expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dam IahettaE / sentin postimerkeissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-13

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia ioita Ell vol sc
ulaista.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-08
STAR CITY LEAGUE SEASON
WILL START NEXT TUESDAY

minutes will DO placed on each
game. II the time limit elapsea be
fore the game IL completed, the
score shall be decided by that at
tho end of the last full inning.
OFFICIAL umpireA and scorers VIII
be appointed By The Star. and an
nounced next week.
Umpire VIII De Boss.
Al games shall be played under
official his league rules. and the
umpire shalt have power al any
time To remove a player from the
game or To- forfeit games for re-
fusal 10 obey his orders. All pro-
tested games will be decided by
The Star sporting editor, who viii
act as president Of the league.
The Star will furnish balls for
the games
No team IN the league eau
average more than 10 years. No
PLAYER can be more than II. All
lista Of names submitted BY tho
captain must contain sworn
statement OF the age OF each
player.
The Star will publish detailed re
ports OF each game and keep the
league standings. batting. fielding.
base running and pitching averages,
Schedule TO De Announces.
Each team will play one game
with every other team In the
league. making ~ games 90 DO
played by each team The aclicdule
will be announced In The shr nj
the beginning of each week
The Star viii present hand
some silver cup TO the team sin.
ming the pennant, and individual
medals viii be given 10 the lndi
yiduai players with the best
records.
All managers must bring their
Hat OF players 70 Tho Star sporting
editor personally. not later than I
d. m. next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-08
Bat Nelson Writes Loonylines

Battling Nelson IL constant
reader OF The Star when he is In
Seattle so It's not strange that he
caught the loonyilne contagion.
Last night the Dane ate n Swiss
cheese sandwich and two dill pick.
les and before retiring at 1880
O'Clock this morning evolved the
following:
Bat marked with crosses the
ones he considered best. The more
crosses the higher he esteemed
them.
The loonyline editors mind gave
way entirely when he perused this
batch and the sporting editor was
selected rs the goat:
XII owen Moran did Ad Vol
CAST?
XII Reno Nevada was hot on
July 4th a year ago. why did Jeff
fries?
Answer: He was doped by the
black hand society engineered by
Johnson's left mauler. Get met
They have both been with us a
long tlme--both old timers made
international names for our coun-
try. At 1923 last night woke
up with this on my tongue:
XII Nelson was Battling when he
came into this world. was the ex-
istence OF T. X. Roosevelt
When Tad draws bunk car
toon, does Bob Edgren?
II Saratoga Springs. does White
Rock?
Here 10 Hot Ons.
XII the Loony Editor uses TIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-08
RISING STARS

Woodinviiie wants games with
medium class amateur teams. Ad.
dress Manager Woodinyillc Base
ball Team.
Two baseball games were played
at woodinville the sth. Woodinyille
winning from Snohomish to In
one Of the snappiest games OF the
season. both teams playing almost
an errorless game Batteries
Ryan and Rebhahn for Woodin-
Vile, and upper and Hall for
Snohomish. The game between
Hollywood and North Seattle A. C.,
however, was not as good game,
both teams making numerous cr-
rors although several good plays
were pulled off. The final ending
was 10 TO 10. favor Of Hollywood.
The Lawtons desire games with
fast Seattle or out OF town teams
Address p Tracy. 20l4 Terry Ay.
The Seattle Eiks will 90 20
Everett tomorrow to play their
antlered brethren.
The fast Psntorium team travels
10 Port Madison Sunday TO meet
the local club. The Pantoriums
have several open dates.
The Georgetown team will 90 to
Kirkland Sunday and play the
crack Kirkland aggregation. A big
crowd of rooters Will accompany
the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-08
nlIoT FROM THE
UUNI DIAMOND

The fans would appreciate II u
BaumKarien would fine some OF the
Pipplns for naRging. Day after day
the Pippin players nag the imp.
Harris crabs on nearly every bail
or strike on the Giants. bui Baum.
garien iast argues with him.
Yesterday was the last ladies' day
Of the week. There has been q
large attendance OF the feminine
fans the last three ladies' days.
Pretty little Potlafch girls. rigged
in full Indian costume. invaded the
park yesterday with Poilatch post.
cards.
Rtovaii threw his bat into the
Pippius bench again. Every time
Jess comes 10 the plate the Pippins
scatter from tho bench.
when ort drove ont a hit to left
field In the ninth he tried 20 stretch
II into a two bagTer lie was caught
sliding into the second sack alright.
hut naumgsrfen called him safe
The decision pecvod the Pippins
and Haumgarfen called Ort ont.
claiming that he called him out In
the first place.
ny getting gooaeegged the
Giants again slipped down 10 NTH
Ames struck out yesterday for
the first time since he has been
holding down the left field. SO far
he has failed Co hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-08
SPORT SPARKS

SAN FRANCISCO. - Maurice
Mclaughlin. local tennis cham.
plon. who. with Thomas Hundy.
won the Coast doubles and the
right 10 represent the Pacific
states ia the preliminary tourna'
mcnt % the National doubles. left
here today for Boston To take part
In the tournament at IonEwood
July ". Melville " Long vii! par.
ticipate IN all the Eastern tourna.
mcnts Bundy. who Will play with
Long in the doubles. will 80 East
later In the month.
PORTLAND. or.--Willisr De.
mctral OF Chicago and John BERG
well known lightweight wresilera
nf the Northwest. are matched for
a bout In Portland. August :. The
principals will post a side bet Of
$500.
SAN FRANclsco--When Roy
shaw, San Francisco outfielder
who was recently married. came TO
bat yesterday afternoon In the
game here with Vernon. Umpire
Hlldebrand presented him with a
silver sst of knives. forks and
spoons for Mrs shaw in behalf of
the San Francisco ball club.
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Famous Referee
Wallops a Fan

NEW YORK. July 3 Fight fanA
here today are not deyoting hall
the time 60 the discussion Of the
i0round draw fight that took place
here between Dave Deahler OF Bos'
ton and Paddy Sullivan Of New
York, as they are 20 the aftermath
battle between Charles white. the
referee. and member OF the club,
White had scarcely stepped from
the ring when a member who favor
cd Sullivan criticised his work AZ
referee.
You're rotten and you gave Sui
Ivan a raw deal" said the mem
Der. and you don't know the first
thing about boxing"
Then he called White a vile name
White swung on hiA critic I'm
medlately and soon the crowd be
came partisan and took sides. The
free. for,all fight that followed ended
only after the member bad bis shirt
torn from hts back and special
policeman had stopped the scrap.
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HEART-BREAKINC FIGHT AHEAD

heartbreakfng of the terrific battle under
In both wing o. Show hand.
old lining tell
the American, the Athletics have Hpurted forward and cha
Tgerines Side side for while will fight
sandstone Of them will break the other rush
forwa rd
National. clubs out
a
will
will probably
another will
through September alone viii fight Il
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basco Sauce. would his wife Cat.
SUPP
Who Is Loony now7
II Hagewisch Is Ill-what Is
Burn-ham7
Put up your dukes.
Lonnle Austin Is a good boxing
Instructor. but did you ever Sc.
attle7
II Corn IA grain. what is the Cobb
building?
xWheu Abraham Lincoln was
shot, think Roosevelt III
II Tommy Burns. does Johnny
Reedf Calgary take notice.
xxxxxxx II vivien Gould got
Decies for a husband. why did frma
KilgalIen get Count De Bufot7
n Battling Is fighting. whit is
Roosevelt?
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DIDN'T BELIEVE IN CROWDINC BASES

shep Camp actor who has been travelling with show
following story really
and the Birmingham Cold Dusts.
the
with An ebonyhued batter
to
ball. umpire Again pitcher got
Two balls" shouted the After the third ball pitched
with the Indicator shouted
sphere the plate.
balls shouted umpire The highly
eWhat?- he yelled. Me OUT? yo git
Now ooka heah. umpire: "yo gotta
De- no N de
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Knockout Brown Is After Wolgast

NEW YORK. July S." Knock.
out Brown will bet Wolgaat 10000
at ringside odds and will meet him
any number Of rounds above 20. or
10 finish. winner 20 take all.
said Dan Morgan. Browns manager,
here yesterday when he heard that
Wolgast and Freddie Welsh were
on the point OF closing a deal for
Labor day fight Il have wired
Jones, Woigasts manager. 10 that
effect. and mean business. will
put up the coin the minute woIgast
says the word.
but ] don't want 10 fight In San
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Francisco. We viii be ready for
the scrap IN December or Janr9r,,.
aud II the f'rswley boxing bin be-
comes q law In New York we can
have the bout right here and get
real money.
"WolRasi wants 10 meet Welsh or
Mcfarland. two easy marks. In
orders to avoid Knockout Brown.
The champion hasn't forgotten the
beating Brown gave him last win.
ter. lie will dodge as long as be
can. But one of these days he will
have 90 come acrOss--aud that will
be the finish for Mr. Wolgast."
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. July s.--Less
than three years ago Joe Mandot.
now contender for the feather.
weight championship. WAS pushing
bread wagon about New Orleans
streets.
Today with a string OF victories.
no IA one OF the crack feather.
weights OF the land. fits admirers
believe he will succeed Abe Attell
az boss OF the division.
Mandot's decisive victory here
over Joe Coster. the Brooklyn
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Italian. proved bis ciass. He Is
matched with Jcm Drlscoll the
Engllshman. and for a return fight
with Costsr In New Orleans.
This year Mandot has defeated
Steve Kennedy. Gene McGoyern.
Yankee" Schwartz. Jack aud Char.
10y White and Coster.
Mandot IL 10. a natural fighter.
able 20 deliver terrific punch with
either hand lie IL natural scrap.
per. active as a cat. and with a
heart OF steel. Ills habits are OK.
emplary.
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Portland Crews Win

PORTLAND. Or. July s.-With
Portland winner Of three out OF four
events In the first days meeting Of
the North Pacific Association OF
Amateur oarsmen here. much inter
cot Ia manifested In the races this
afternoon a. they are the really i'm.
portnnt ones OF the tournament
They include the senior singles
doubles and fours.
The course yesterday afternoon
was splendid. Portland won the
junior angles. doubles and inter.