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The Dolores star., 1911-05-12

s"~ sstsriHo. . stout nss, 0tci,,an
eorn, soon appeared. showing, with M.
ue ceremony. through The euards 10
NE Jail door. TIE vssuvius Frit
Company had . habit q dolas th,as,
nat way In Puerto Rsy.
am excssdingly soryy-e1csedinR
ETY. said the captain. TO 80 THE
occur. place myself q your service.
~. Malouey. whatever yoa aee1
shsli be furnished. Whatever you ~
shall b. done"
Dicky looked at hin ussmiliagiy.
His red hair could soe dstsact from
his attitude Of ssvsrs dignity . -
stood. tall and calm. with Ais nov
grim mouth forming Q Aorisoatal line.
Captain DE- Lucco. bsiisvs ! still
Aave funds IN the hands a your con.
pany-ample and pessoaal funds. Z
ordered . remittance last vssh. The
money has not arrived. You know
that 10 needed h this game. Moaey
and money and more uoaey. WY
has Il not bssn ssntr'
by the Crtstobai." replied D. Lue.
90. gesticulating. 1T vas dispatched.
where 10 the Cristobal? OF CAPS Al.
eonio ! spoke her With broken shaft.
= tramp coaster vas towing Der hack
70 New Orleans. ! brought money
ashore thinking your. need for II
light not Withstand delay. In this
Envelope 10 one thousand doliars.
There 10 more n you need II Mr.. No
Oney'
For the present II viii su6ace." said
Ucky. softsning % he crinkled the q.
velope and looked down at the half
mch thickness os smooth. dinsy bills
The long green!" be said, gently.
With new reverence In bis gasa Is
here anything Il viii not buy. cap.
tain!" ..".
When the captain AaA Isparted
oicky called the sergeant Of TIE jail
esuad and asked:
.Am I pre.o nv ths mi,is.rv a. hv
The Dolores star., 1911-05-12

comandante. Don Senior 81 coronel En-.
earnacion Casabianca looked upon the
little saint seated In the shop and felt
his heart 20 pitapat
The comandante. who was versed In
al the intricate arts Of Gaiiantry. hrst
delicately limited At his sentiments by
looming his dress uniform and strut.
ting up and down hercely before her
window. Pasa. ElancinG demnrely with
her sanity eyes. instantly perceived
bis resemblance to her parrot. Chichi
and was diverted to the extent n =
smile. The comandante saw the smile.
which vas not Intended for him. Con.
WINGED OF an Impression made. he en-.
tered the shop. confidently. and al.
vanced to open compliment Pass
frose: be pranced: she famed royalty:
be vas charmed TO injudicions per
sistencs: she commanded him 10 leave
the shop; be tried 10 capture her hand
sud-Dicky entered. broadly smilins.
full Of white wine and the devil,
Five minutes later he pitched the
comsndante out the door upon the
Ut0ue0 on Nue etfeet, Scusc'SS-s s""'
ave minutes Dicky had spent In pun.
ishing him scientifically and carefully.
90 that the pain might be prolonged
- far ~ possible.
A barefooted policeman who hsd
been watching the affair from acro~s
the street. now blew . whistle and .
squad Of eight soldiers came running
from the cuartei Just around the cor.
ner. when they ssw thst Dicky vas
the offender they stopped and blew
more whistles. which brought out 70.
endorsements Of twelve
Dicky. being thoroughly imbned With
the martial spirit. stopped and drew
the comandants's sword which was
girded about him. and charged bis foe,
He chased the standing army fons
squares. playfully proddina IL sQu~al.
Ing rear. and hacking its bare. ginger
colored heels. He Vas not 20 success
full with the civic authorities. Eight
muscular, ntmble policemen ovsrpov.
cred him. and conveyed him. trium.
phantiy but warily 10 JAIL. m Dtablo
Colorado" they dubbed him. and De.
ridsd Tie military Tor ~ 1sfeat.
Dlcky. with tAs rest q the prison.
En-. could look out The barred door q
~ grass u littis plasa. . row ~
esaags trssa, and tAs RI Tile rooes
anl '1ebe walls n lias u Insignia
sast tiea1As. ~ sunset aleag > peeh
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=
~Arrow" once. my 1An0Atoe.s ~
politiciaa began bluatly. $4,000 .
favor OF you last svsning. Dsat -
tAink n woall - wiss ~ - -
grant ~"
Il Do ncs." cane fssa h1seuna
shortly. "Nos % care - tain abose
the matter"
Honest Dan" bowed curtly anl M
the once. "Now." ruminate1 Ao1y.
~ he watched the older nan seSs1e
past the window, r have antse.
onissd him. Well. - nay = vsl1
know row I stand."
On Saturday svsaine 8 diecease1a1o
Andy called q the Wilssa 1s0o.
PrisciI'a glanced a ne visitor hesaly.
"wsll!" she iatsrFueats1. Thsy
wsrs alone IN the paSlos.
Il have cons TO say gBel-1y." ~
nounced the yosth sadly. r canV
do - you wish NJ 70 70. pS1oelIlA.
! wouldn't BE- fair 10 myself. u ~.
The giri came swiftly acsese to
room. and to the astoaishmsns a
Mor9aa. her fair head saAdsaly bsat
over his shoulder. Nor az -.
iieve you would. you big boy. 80
cried sxultingiy. Father b - shsp-
teal IN reference 10 political heoesty
that ~ wanted TO show him thae
you couldn't b. bribed. and-and-
you couldn't
around the youths neck and . aushea
The Dolores star., 1911-05-12

Writer u the PsWsews A1teoeeWosy
Wynn WISE vsxsd ~ . csyssN
ssssi ksspss.

The famous miseioaary hyna.
"Froa 0rssalaad's Icy Mesatains,s
which II 10 proposed to siloiaate
from the Americas Episcopallaa hymn
book on the ground that The seati-
ments expressed By the authos aro
nov superaanusted. vas vrittsa n
1919 n wrexham. TIE asthos. negl-
maid Heller. was stayias With he
father-in-lav. Doctor oAiplsy. rector q
wrexham. 81 The tina. Doctor sAip-
ley had to preach . sssDoa h ~ o.
the Society for The Propaeasioa u
the Gospel IN Foreiga Paris % . csr.
tain Sunday. TIE day heeoss, Hebss.
Doctor ehipley aaA . few frtsa1s we're
sitting IN the library u tAs vsearaos
when The vicar asksd Ais soa-In-law
10 write somsthlnG Tor thsa 10 stng n
The morning-seasehiag appsseslAas
10 10 ssbject q fees1m n1oslsns.
vssteea alaseeo AAes 1esose -
uDou1 W-t0w tG1JoG1UUun
gSuap ~ vsssse = ~ - eGounpo0.
- hy0a. rart1calar sneepe5ao = now
toAea ~ ~ A0ssscaas % ~ e0suo
lion that Every psaspsct pseases, 80
oaly maa b vile." sa1 ssssssacs u
Heber's b.ograpey shows that ~ ~
ter ham a the pArass b Aasey 49,
eralisatioa. founded % q saness ~
stance. A Cineslese hotsl hsepss pss-
seated The great niaslosasy b1sAop
with ~ exorhstaat III. snl tAae vas
how ~ came 10 Tie coaclus1ea that
msn vas vile b Csytoo.
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- tAs editorial ai1 q nsa ~ eapa-
BILE. have Q pretty kesn insight into
thinss. and ! can 80 q coning. You
nuse remember your best naa plat.
form thsa."
Trust ne" promised Morgan. and
"Hoaset Dan" lsft The once.
Andy Morgan called often upon
pretty Priscilla Wilson. Their
ffisadship sprins Into an intimacy
that hade fair to had 10 matrimony.
The tall youth with his serious ideas
u life. and his strong affection for
her too plainly seen In his eyes. vas
sncoarassd By the trim little maid.
Priscilla Wilson. despite her dainti.
ness and littlsnses. was also u q
ssrioas trend d mind.
The "Arrow." under It, new man.
assr. prospsrsd from the start. a..
vertissrs Increased their spacs and
MorgAn's fair methods and the i'm.
proved appearance Of the paper added
new subscribers.
Priscilla" began the youth one
evening. 1T 10 now almost q year
since took the Arrow have sue.
cesded. even beyond my expectation
and they were not modest. There
10 only one thing In the world nov
that can make my happiness CON-
plste."
The girl blushsd. u h more than
possible that she surmised the oues.
ton to come. The feminine instinct
10 capable Of much. "And that t..
she asked. bravely.
"You!"
Prtscilla's lips were silent. and the
hush suddenly faded from her chseks
leaving them strangely pale. Asssr :
little she spoke.
You wish to marry msy" she
asked In . low voice.
Priscilla" breathsd the man
soarsely. Why do you ask! You
now ! do"
A little hand stopped his advance.
You love me. tteni Do you love
well enough 10 do something Tor
e. To sacrifice something -ess NJ
tes"
Ass me- cnoa Morgan.
"Ars you positive that you viii
graat Ne this favoef"
Dearest. how can I help ~"
Then hstsa!" Ths girls cisar
syes were On the youth. "Yoa ere
The Dolores star., 1911-05-12

Yhs oeesy q rrsekewl o,le.
Dan ylint vas 0sts. iagbesl91o
inward Paysoa Westoa. With . AasA
u the wanlesiag Jew. end. me
George washingtoa. his vssaelty ~.
ting was ieeo He vas . Masooehu-
sstts farm haad. ut shost eaee h
every tvo o. tAres ysass The WANDER.
lust would nm hin. - wousA poch ~
HE old kRspsach end disaepse Aown
he dusty rod. sos three. IN. q ssns-
times twelve moaths. ms 1ost ~
appearance had spawned elsvea months
IN day. n waa September vkss ~
returned. picheA up cstter aal beoAa
To reap the corn.
"Whsr yow bln. MIR ashe1 ~
farmer. vho always tooh him hseh.
"Rim 10 vSosiAy." saiA Blll.
"walk sil ths vayr'
NO." said Biil. = cant haosseiy
coy I IA. Yos 80. 'bost tea nlles
south II Chsrlsstca . fsllss can. aloag
In Q vAsgin a. offered ~ q M.
Couldpv seem 10 go Why shosl1
waih II didn't have 10. a. ~ vas
pretty issistsst. me them soas' 0ness
uhsa they set ost b - hes Joaable.
80 ! had 10 climb n. a. : 10 Mn
quite Q spell--maybs tive mileo---
gvesybody's Magazine.
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grsssmas IRON this district. are yos
not 7"
Yes. but.
Il want you TO turn, against him.
sad support David Kennedy. the cas-.
didats on tAs other ticket"
you want NO." sxclsimed Nor.
gan. hardly bslisviss bis svn ears.
TO katie the loglcal aaa Tor The
once. and work Tor that that scoss.
dssl. ksanedy!"
"Just Co." answered the siri cold.
". but ! already know what -FOUR
answer will -. Yous love for Ne b
not strong enough 70 allow you 10
grant ne this slisht favor"
slight favor" repeated Morgan.
ironically. Il would hardly call n
that. Priscilla. n accedsd 10 your
wishes. ! vosld - put down % .
political sharper immedistsly. asl oil
ny prestige II The community. ny
Aard.ves reputation for hoassty md
square dealias. and. shove ail. cisss
politics would b. gore. ! east DO u.
siri. ! love yos. and Win % any.
thing IN the world within reason Tor
zoe. but ! cast bssmirch ~ own
nams. ! A0nt sndsrstand n What
pst sscA - 49, Into yoar hss1r"
IAN that y i1msteria1." cane
from The sisi esisply. ~ y esiM'
eisat Tor yes 70 know that ! ashe1--
aal yeu rsesss1-a faves. vast
yos = bsllsvs ~ whsa ] ~ thes ]
The Dolores star., 1911-05-12
oBoDY knew -

OBODY knew -
actly where Dtcky
Maloney hailed
from or how he
reached Puerto
Rey. He q appeared
there one day and
that was all. He
afterward said
that he came ON
the fruit steamer
Thor. but. an In
spection Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

cause why he and his COLLEAGUES should
not be punished for allowing the hsgrant
violation OF the provisions OF the hre
ordinances
Boxing Commissioner Frank O'Nen op-
posed the issuing Of license 70 the club
on account Of the insuniciency OF the
lease held by The club or Madison Square
Garden. when the question came 70 O
vote as % whether'a q license should be Ia
sued commissioner OMEN found himself
In tho minority. ]. z. Sullivan. chairman
or the committee. and Major Dixon both
voted 10 grant the licerse
Mr.. O'Neii win. among ether thlnss. at
tempt 70 find out who the mon are who
comprise The Madison Square 4. c. club.
He understands. as many others DO In
local sporting circles, that the club Il
composcd OF lvn members. 90 far the
names OF but th-os have been given out,
namely. PAT Powers, Larry Mausgaa and
Hairy Pollok. Tharo are two others.
however. who have remained In ths back :
gsognd Tho identity of theso two Com
igisEinneF O'Se;l VIII try 10 ind cut
Senator FrnwleY and Charley Harvey.
tho latter the secrcClry of tho boxing
commission. owe It 10 themselves that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
LONG SHOT BEATS FAvoRIrg.
Little Father, at Good Odds. Defeats Gu,
Fisher at Windsor
BY Associated Press.

AsSptl6AEQ fEEHS-
WINDSOR. Sept. e.-The 81 Clair han.
dicap, a dash OF six furlonzs, with 2
purse Of 5000 added furnished a stirring
contest AZ Windsor today. Little Father
an outsider In the betting. beat Gus
Fisher out a neck The other hanoieap
al mile and sixteenth, went 10 Edda
who came from behind and beat Adrian
SUMMARY:
Flr9 race. five furongs-Island Queen,
II to- 10. won: Camelia, 10 l. second
RENE Marsor IL 10 !. third. Time
Second race. s,eeplechase. abou. two
niles-St Abe. even. won; Monte Carlo
3 70 ,. second Be Thankful. so to l.
third. Time. i:32
Third race, milo and = sfxteenth-Edda
3 10 2. won; Adrian, . TO ., second, Nau-
anon. 70 s. third Time. :fs.
Fourth race. 81. Clair handicap, SIX
furlongs-Little Father 10 10 4 won
Guy Fisher, IS 10 5. second Folio Levy.
ii 70 3. third. Time. 1914 2-5.
Fifth race. five furlongs-L Lord Leigh
ton. 80 10 |. won. Or. Watson TO I
second: Inspector Lestrade. 8 to /, third.
Time l:0s.
Sixth race. six furlonEs-EinE Avon
dale to 5. won. Planutess. 10 ! sec
ond' Coonny X. 10 l. third. Time,
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards
Sandrisn, 10 T. won: shelby. 1 10 I.
second; The Golden Butterfly, TO i.
third. Time. l;i3 3-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
MADISON SQUARE MAY
LOSE BOXING PERMIT
By Leased Wire TO rhe Tribune.

By Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Sept 2.-The Madison
Square Garden Athletic club. or 70 be
explicit. the boxing club which In shell
tered under The roof of the Madison
square Garden. Is having anything but
smooth sailing under the Frawlsy law.
This club - noe only being severely critl.
ciscd for us misma1aEe ~ the Wells
Brown n9ttle wednesday night but its
right under the law 20 operate is serl :
ously questioned by at least ono menu Der
OF the boxing commission
10 add 70 It's troubles. one of the man
asert OF ,he club has beer cited 70 show
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they deuy persistent rtimors 20 The effect
tha, they are interested with the Madison
SQUARE club II is the common talh
among boxing men. promoters and admir-
ers ~ the sport. that both these gentle
mon hive an interest In the club equal 10
20 pet cent OF the profits
II would be ths worst of taste for
Harvey. being secretary of the commits
sion. 10 have such an interest. and as
Senator Frawleys frieudB poin, out. n
would be highly improper for him 10 be
one among Tho first TO profit heavily by
the passage or the Law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
WINS STAKE IN SLOW n
r. T. c. Captures massachusefu
on Very Slow Track
BY Associated Press.

".
By Associated Press.
READVILLE. Mass. Sept u
the history OF the Massachiisetu
begun In 1896. has II been Won
as today by r. T. c. al the closInA
grand circuit meet at Readyiue.
the track was heavy. yet 10 -
classic won in time not fses
2Ili Illustrated the weak oppet.
r. T. G.. Murphy made It 81
ire as he could By laying naos
ruek 10 the distance 1ag IN tne J.
pie Of heats and then drawins
the front, IN the anal heat he W
the lead at the half and 1oeses
wire. Sue y. and b. NJ divn0'
and third money.
The Blue Hill proved bertf:
most of the finishes being q
INK order. One Of the connlp
amateurs only 10 be drivers. y
by Mr.. Dodge of OranEeburg' N T
Lee Wilson.
By far the best racing Of me
was the 2.11 pace. which rea
heats. Cox appeared 10 have
race In the nth heat. twenty ~
the wire, when Fanny stanton
\ wonderful rush and nippea
Longworth then onGed ic bS
sixth by a length.
The summary;
The Massachusetts. 2:l2 Class.
purse S50n0-R. It. C, ch> ", y,
Maren (Nurphy). won In suh,r
Time. 2;12. ana. 2.i2. sue
fMcDonald). second; z. u. -.
tHollenbeck). third. Other stsi'
High Admiral and Annie kon,,, kon,>,<
Tho Blue Hill. 2;is class. uosupj'>
$4,000 thmateur driversl--LTe
third. fourth and NTH heats ano
Best time. 1904. Cascade. sea
first heat: Lewis Forest ths,s.a6..
Ell class. pacing. purse s,s,,t<
worth won second. third 9nn -
and the race. Forrest PtHNs---r
won first and fourth heats, -
ton. third. won NTH heat
2:0sl
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ton c., 1o5: cAldrian. 100; e5'
Johnson. l2i. (cBerwick stable
Fourth race. Windsor stakeS,
3-year -olds and up, mile and a1
$l2c0-Montgomery, lo2: Qucstigr
l05: Aylmer. III; 'Blackford. le0'|
land. 107
Fifth race. 2-vear- oIds. handi1
furlongs. s600-Commoner's Touc
Froglegs, l0s; Eton Blue. ~;
baran. li3; Anew River. 100 q
entryD
sixth race. olds. seIlIn|
and a half furlongs, s5oo-Gagi.'
Hamilton. i0i. Mad River. lot;
Chap. Ochre Court. 104; 'slsie,.
ence. 9S; Onrico. 90; Alooha. w'
quin, l04; Jawbone. Ito; 'Cou'
96; Yankee Lotus, 100.
Seventh race. S-year- olds and y
ing. six furlonSs. sb10-sp0uni.
1903: 'Flying Footsteps. lo7; Ss1'
San Rernito. los; Abrasian. llV,
r.. 104: Swarthill. 1l0; Emperor
ll5 "a
Apprentice allowance.
Weather clear: track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
Monday,s Windsor Entries.

BY Associated Press
WINDSOR. sept 2.-Entries for Mon.
day:
First race. 3-yeaT-ol6s and I'm oo,At-
tons. six furlongs-Capsize. 1903; Veneta
Strome. los: The Niger 100; Granite
l0S. Jack Parker. lo5. Ivabel, i03: MIN
bus llf. Racquet. 109. Little Father
lgS. aMexonno. aNightfall 100; Wrop.
100. taWllsnn entrv.l
second race, s,eeplechase. conditions.
s-ycar-olds end up. about mile and
three Quarters. ST10-Sndv C'hishol,n
Hannah Louise. i2o. Be Thankful. l5a,
Joe Lett. iis. Monte Carlo. 1885; Lizzie
Fiat. $50.
Ihlrd race. a-year-olds and No. handi-
cap. mile and three -sI1teantbs ttoo
STARTER. ss; Busy. 10l: Fireman. 103.
Star Charter. 1o7. olamhala. iz2; Carl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
JOHNNY EyERS BACK AND
CUBS ARE WINNING AGAIN
Leased Wire 70 Tho tribune.

81 Leased Wire n Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. Johnny Evers re-
sumsd PLAYING with the Cubs today and
Immediately the team got back 10 It's
championship form.
Old Cy Young pitched for Boston
against Brooklyn IN the second game
Seharct was his opponent, and Young
won 70 1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
WH|DDEN WAS
FIRST IN LAST RACE
Sam Barber Also Surprises the
Talent by Winning at
Anaconda.
Continued From Preceding Page.

North. 90: Milt Jones. 92: Muff, SIS.
xCoupled as Bedwell entry
Fifth race. one mile, selling, three
year -olds and MISUNDERSTANDING. Force,
ll2. Twilight Queen. I09 Pedro. log; Ben
Greenleaf. ss. Montauk Don. ~.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling. three
year olds and upward-Blly Myer. Ill:
Regina Aryi. 1iI Rosamo, l09; Tommy
McGee. Bellsnicleer los; No Quarter.
Adcna Heknows. l02; Venetian, 9s
Apprentice allowance
Weather clear; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

The everlasting girl question is easilv
and entirely solved BY the insertion of
little want "adr in The Tribune
Bell phone $500. Ind $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
Spirit Of Chivalry Urged.

Out OF the many thousands going TO
Comiskey park tomorrow there should be
certain spirit OF chivalry and impair
tlality. They are paying their money 10
see q straight match, n real sporting fix
ture. IL the best is put forward let both
men be applauded, The way 1t Is con-
Quoted can give a great fllip to wres-
tlng. but III. rcgrettably through any
differences or III timed feeling. anything
approaching fiasco has TO be recorded,
wrestling may be relegated TO niche
where IL may lie undnsted for many a
decade.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
WRITES
OF CURRENT SPORTS
Marquis Believes Big "resf'
lers Should Bury Animoslty
When They Go on Mat.
Continued From Preceding Page.

ones come into tho limelight IN cines s,eh,s e11s
Who wien they make half n repntatlon'
are determined not 10 lose IL; In,s sc,. ne
counts In a great measure for me nui.oou' uaor,
of fake matches which nave peSh 'S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
Hack" Honest in Matches.

Hack Honest in Matches.
Ra u said 10 Hackenschmidts credit
that even his worst detractor could noI
bring this charge against hirl, ne nas if,T ror
some easy Jobs. yes, ana mas P.asUn tch
safety IN tho earlier stages OF me n'asx" sxl
SO as 10 bo on the alert for the uMneA- M
necied. For instance, when Joe rogers,
that enormous mass OF nesn VINO ~ Wa
taken over TO London by Tom ~ t.ou, IT,, ~,
n match was arranged ailer Is ho,,t
az wraneling how II was 10 come aDout y, =,
Hackenschmi6t suppose. thougnt ms
task too easy. so could not see as .1.sn ouss
ness man how IL could become alTact'NfS, s,
But, with q generous spirit and hntrIns. "a =,
being Claimed that Rogers had imprn'eu
beyond all knowledge. he cohsep'eo ~
meet him 49,, ,h,io
II was not exactly giving the public
something tor their money tnat n,dae nS'
Hack delay the first round litte Whnv;
Rogers was n heavy man TO throw nno
In the first minute or TWO pot MS ai, nua
into IT, OF course, II was oi no asr, s,,,s
the first fall was all over. The seconu
took about the tenth part OF the Tune
Madrali Remembers Accident.
Madrsli was a good wrestler. but IN
jured his arm the first time. he met inc
Russian, and in the SECOND Soai n wees1ns rsnsml
brance by Madrali OF the first accloent;; y;
and he also was. like many another COCO
man both on tho mat and III INC po"ins
arena. victim OF too much ADVICE II
was easy for Hack ensohmidt
Jenkins was past II when he was oeat, :,
en- by Hack and the latter was served
by his youth. He has been charged WIN
eyadlne certain matches which were put
forward by promoters and managers who
had everything TO gain and nothing 70
lose. From business point of view ne
was fully justified IN declining to make
any dates or even promises
II is necessary for any man claimnS
tho title of champion-of anywhere-to
either defend his title or make good In
some way from time TO time. and the
meeting with Gotch is exciting worlo
wide interest II is battle OF physical
giants and men who know every point OF
the game. II Is natural for Gotch TO
carry the volume of local sympathy, but
it should be remembered that Hacken-
schmidt has done good deal 10 raise
the tone OF the sport, He is n visitor
and Will undoubtedly be accorded fair
play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

Excsrsiop rates to Ogden and return
foT Labor day via Bambereer electric
line $40 round trip. Tickets on sale
September :. Good return September 8.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03

ATEw YORK is the first state in
mi the Union 10 have a commission
to regulate boxing. This official
body oitbar will bp most helDful
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-03
DEMETRAL AND HASSAN
BOTH READY FOR MAT
Wrestlers Have Trained Faith
fully and Each Will DO His
Best TO Win.

Continued From Preceding Page.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-21
James Fennel Dead.

Mr.. James Fennel, one OF the oldest
and best known citizens of Putnam
county, and whose home was near Mel.
rose, died. early in the week as the re-
suit of an operation.
Mr.. Fennel was taken TO Atlanta for
the operation last Saturday. The opera
ton was performed and while he seem
ed to recover, the strain was too great
for man in his weak ened condition
and he expired Is hours after.
James Fennel was born May 5th, 1915,
and was a veteran of the Confederacy.
He was for many years man of great in
fluence in the political affairs of the
county and state and good neighbor
and friend.
He is survived by his wife and six
children, two brothers and two sisters,
all of whom have the sincere sympathy
of host of friends in Palatka and other
sections of the county and state.
The News is not informed concern
ing the funeral