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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

walker squres and wiz
n F Shock and fsmiy SUM
George Gtda ard Bu.o1
are cuItivating he farm OIL
lin this season Mr. Hem
templates occu yins his 1
this fail.
G. d. Wilson sod q hog
Cant at 6 cents per pound.
900 pounds
Miss Berla Mru's is v
Mexico this week
T. A. wilson was down
berry this week Mr.. ="
purchaard a residence ara
In Moberly ard eypcrs 10.
house on the vacant loi'
@. y. wilson 'at'y l0''
new Jinesv lie corn pan y
doing splendid work
Mrs. Allen Duffy IS V'''
Shock and family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
4sHE TOOK oAsr

The Gas Co. Is now laying mains,
and we have a nice sock OF differ.
Ont styles in the Jewel Gas Stove
the brand that pbeases all. One
lady stated: "The Jewel Gas Range
has lightened my work in the kltch.
on almost half" d2w1
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
MOTOR ON cAR BURNS our.

The electric car was delayed on
Monday afternoon on account OF a
motor burning out. A number Of
Boy Scouts and some OF the Camp
Fire Girls who were going to the
woods to spend the afternoon were
delayed in getting away from town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
AuoRAiN FARMER MARRIEs
MONROE COUNTY WOMAN.

John G. ROBBERS. a farmer OF Au-
drain county, and Miss Mary A. Mar
tin Of Monroe county were married
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'cloek, May
z, by Elder w. II. Hook, at the home
Of the officiating minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts have a
large circle of friends who wish
thfm much success and happinezs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
MISS HUMPHREYS

IN ARIZONA.
Mss Betha HUMPHREYS writes to
change her Ledger from Phoenix,
Arizona. to Aguisa. Arizona. near
which pace she VIII be on a ranch
This summer. and viii again teach
school az Agu2a next viater. Her sis
ter. Mrs. MARI Harding. and son.
Max are with her for the summer
Several days since Miss Hnnphrie
was arivn g with her sister. Mrs
HsrdEg. N Phoenix. when the horse
became frightened. throwing both ooc
.cuUaais on; Of the vehicle. bruising
Miss Humphries painfully. but not se
rlOasiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
BENTON CITY,

me NJ T. L, Lodge WIZ
home TALENT pay here 50.
ending. May H. beginnlnsi
0 clock A small adm s.
win be charge Be sure .
play.
The Presbyterian g oS'
successful meeting here
night. There was the Iar'
at that churgh Sunday mo
Sunday evening that has
for many a yea. There
al additions
Mrs. Hick HoIsess was
Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ~
gone 10 Ohio on a trip
Miss Susie Tanner yS''
here a few days last week
CHRIS Erisnan shipped
cattle to st. Louis Mo'o1'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
W, D. MYERS SELLS
GROCERY

W 0. MYERS SELLS
GROCERY
J. ~ S erner Of S urgeon|
chased w u Myw grooerl
taken pos sess'on MI, stea
hnslnasg man Of nblity A
Ledger Joins all Of our n
extending to him a cordial
Mr Myers has made maj
While he has been On bust
Mexico and an .rus how'll
to mike Mexico bis home
r EAGLE
We ere having LOT Of ral
Looks IKE prospects are.
be very poor this year
w. D. Taney ard family
Tua sday with e w M'F'
family.
r w. NJ Faflia had a fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

to suard against Typhoid nd
and Tuberculosis. DR.
also tells mothers how II
tie babies during The hot
months. II every farmers
would follow his advice It \
only save many a doctors N
the life Of many a child or
whc goss to a premature ed
This beck Is not for sale
ly way YOU can obtain a coDI
send us $l.0O for two years
ton to the Missouri FARM
souri's great new farm and
/ per which was fully descri
these columns last week.
great paper comes from The
| the Missouri Agricultural
and one OF its chief objects
bring our farmers into clos
with this sDlendld Institute
Is doing the farmers Of Nj
much good. 1t Is edited by
Ellis. Ex-sec'y of the Misso
noard Of Agriculture ma
owns and operates a big
Farm and who unders ands
Of our farmers better than ,
man in the state. Mr.. E..
ett Is our authorized Tepra
for ABdrain county and vi
calls on YOU give him a do
this great offer. We VIII.
fully refund your money Il |
not satisfied when you hay
the paper and the Hand Boz
Tic Missouri Farmd
Columbia
The Missouri Farmer sht
taken by every farmer In
Any one issue Is worth The
a yesr's subscrlp3o
II. M White q Son
Afagt,o MI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
DOES NOT S

The circulation Of our NL Re
frigcraor is 50 perfect that : cake
OF butter placed n one OF these Re
friraraaors, with matches. mackerel
bananas, onions and pineaHpses does
not take the taste 0e the arc'es
Ferris & Canthor1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

COLONEL FRANK BUFFuM has
been elected President OF the Louis
lana, Missouri. Commercial Club, and
this means that something is going
to be doing in Louisiana this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Naro C01serz. he best fitting Cor
ss na6e. for s.. s. aid sls9 a. Poi
s9zE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Isaac Taylor, who has been ID
poor health for several months, re
mains about the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

CaEEsa Fes1 Al kids a.
azw Szith Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Rex. ME. Maple. LOW Of Cape CT
rzrdear- No, was the guest az Mr
end Hrs. san ETzns this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Ths eeebae ed M1asing UBderwear.
for Ladies, Misses and Boys. al
Poissoa's. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Cid Powell, clerk at the Globe Ho-
tel Ceatralia, visited his parents,
Chas. Powell and wife. OF this city,
on Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

George Lee bought horses at the
Fulton stock sale Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Anyone can earn money, but only
tho wise ones save 1t. Start a
savings account with North Nilsson
nj Trust Co. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

sbsei Cut Oats. best feed for real
Young chicks.
d2w1 Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
LAWN MOWERS
The Xxi runs easy.
Ferris & CauthoTn.

Vim. Bryarly. letter carrier at the
local postoffice. is taking his vaca-
tion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
COURT
PROCEEDINGS

The County Court met In regular
session ON Monday. May 6. vaen
Judges Alex Carter. s. c. Groves
and John S. Gatson on the bench
Indigent warrants to the amount OF
$40 were allowed. !,
]. Il. Helm was appointed roaa
~overseer In District No. IS.
me petition Of VIM T. Day et a.
for a public road IN 4 and $500 was
up by the court and ordered
to Commission.
The school fund mortgage was or
dered released.
Bills we're allowed as follows:
Noble Barnes. salary as treas
urer @'o.'V
n. S. Cant. salary prosecuting
attorney A'e1"V
i n. Graham. account with cour-
1880
J. B. Graham. account with coun-
1870
InteGllsonoer Pub. Coz supplies
cir elk ~
ceo. D. Barnard & Co. supplies
collector os's'
pem,nrlyn Typewriter 90, supplies
rlr r,l $50
Ilw. L. craddock, supplies county
clerk TX
Mo. Print Co supplies oolleo-
tor Svto'
standard Print Co, supplies Pro
bate Court AZ
Noble Barnes. stamps zO'
liz F Elliott, stamps lS0'
Geo D. Gibson, services grand
jury 2
Wilson Hall. services grand jury SO
u. T. Marshall. paperirg jail 4A.5
! Midland Chemical Co, supplies
3 jail zV.V
Mexico Power Co, light
Jail ze'o
Mexico Power Co., water. jail IL
!, Dr. R. W. Berrey, physician at
> jail Ia
J. D. Miller. supplies court
s mouse q
: ]. t. Marshall, painting at Court
House ~
D. L. H~ighberger, pTastering at
Court House a.
= Mexico Power Co, water at
Court House II
Pitcher Jewe.ry Co, repairing at
Court House |.
Berger G. Ball. repair at Court
House /
Mexico Power Co, light at
20 Court House 26.
i Llewellyn & Sons, supplies at
4, Court House 4.
D. ]. ". Dry. supplies county
farm 10
of ]. A. Morris, supplies county
on farm
he R. w. Berrey, physician at coun-
", ty farm IL
c. L. Thompson, account with
n county u
nd J. B. Graham, account with coun-
~ 40
]. b. Graham, stamps, etc. s
Co Hathaway Seed Co., supplies
n at county farm >
r. L. Reilly, winding town
clock ~
= McPheeters Bros. burylng
body
Frank Armisiead, for INDECENT %
Il, #. Ketter, account with
& y Fund %
w. w, Bolts. bridge sup.
plies "A
; Alex Carter. 2 days j~rslice and
mileage 10
s. G. Groves, two days justice
and mileage Il
j. S. Gatson, / days Justice and
mileage
j. S. Gatson. l days justice {
mileage, z
In reply to Jacob Freger e. al
tition. asking that certain road
worked. the court order that
overseer be notified to see e
plainant and TO satisfy his
: quests.
The appo.n ment of w A. "
ingham as cons abb was approves
The following road oyerseers' b
were approved:
T. H. Naysmith-D,strict No
t j. w. Peery, District No SO
John Mackay, District No %.
VIII Pryor, District No 6S.
The s'a'em1nt OF fees tolec
during he frs quarter by J
Graham, coun'y c e k was agpro
and a'so the s'a emelt o. J B W
ery, sheriff.
Cos BITS in state c1ses WI
amown ed 10 1876 wera allowed
Noble Barnes, treasurer, made
quarterly setl meut with the Ct
HIS sta'emen was approved.
Au The annual settlement of rece
iah and expendi ures OF 1911 was ord
published In he Laddonia Herald
HIS
nam AuoRAiN FARMER MARRIEs
an MONROE COUNTY WON
Iohn n naA,w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

FOR SALE OR TRADE-20 acres.
post and logging timber. WIZ make
good farming aud grazing land. P. o.
Box 352. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

H-ya1 Bnsga has rs6urnea 20
e. L0-G
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Earl King. VITO has been very III.
Is better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

WEDDING AT cATHoL,SU ~,
Charles Zalbaek ana NV ".
Martlneh, both Of Hawk =,
were married by the Io,
Ion at The Catholic Ou
city Wedreaday aftarn'D
H. Capps and Miss Nv Nv,
sister OF the groom aV'''
man and bridesmaid
The worthy young co,y1
best wishes Of he Le'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
FOR SALE-Indian Runner Ducks,
Ducklings and Eggs. Good strain.
T. McCue, Mexico, Mo. 1875 wi

Mrs. Dea Carr Smith will represent
Hardin College in Colorado this sum-
mer. I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Auditor John GordOa. al JET
sersaa CITY. wa In MEXICO this wsek
fhaftav hauda villa friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
o CAN'T FEoRp

Kenneth Sanford is home from I
visit TO Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

to be without Tornado Insurance.
when IL is so cheap.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09
The Weekly Ledger


We a~reauthOrlzed 70 annJunce
For state Senator Eleventh District
r. D. RODGERS
fer Representative
II P. WARDEN
e. A SHANNON
s. d. STOCKS
J. 3. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
JOSEPH A ADRIAN
For Sheriff
FRANK JAMES
G. W. PECK
]. W. BARNETT
JOHN 6. ATKINS.
or Cuiyre Township.
For County Treasurer
]. c. RINGo
ED. C. oFFUTT
H. H. GRAFFoRD
EDGAR THRELKELD
NOBLE BARNES
For Assessor
W. B. GRAVES
7. J. KELSo.
Audraln County Court Judge East
ern District
JOHN W. BEAGLBS
C. 3. MOORE
kudrain County Court Judge West
arm District.
g. j. BOVINE. JR
ROBERT BARNES
CaAs. C. BIEDSoE
For Prosecuting Attorney
W. w. FRY, JR
A. c. wHrTSoN
Constable salt River Twp.
JOHN IL WAYNE.
CHURCHILL B. KEENAN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

r. D. Worreil is home from Louis.
lana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

Ray billiard AMI WE o. !,
ing with Mrs cr's'ef ''
Washington street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

WHERE YOUR MONEY HAS GONE
viii not puzzle you IL you have an
account at the Southern Bank. Your
bank book VIII tell you how much
o had. Your checks will tell you
msat you have spent and what for.
rhe southern Bank accepts accounts
from women as well as men. It's in
rreasing number Of ome depositors
ahoMs they have found such an &C
nornt an advantage
soUHERN BANK OF MEXICO.
capltal ans surplus $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENT vay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-09

catle-2Sea. inclodng loo soata-
ems Natives steady.
HosS%,eea. 5 70 loo higher.
Med ard Butch T.Ss a TSs
Good heavy 7.75 a S-SS
Rough heavy 5.eo a Use
Llghs 7.se q Use
Pigs SIS a zee
Bak 7.eQ Use
shsep-s.ooe., Steady.
Chieaso Close
Wheat May lit IA Juiy los 81
o. 49, "a "a 1alx y 7Sa
Oats Nay 81 SIS B Jsy 81 A
July Pork 1850 A
Sept Pork 1870
Jaly Lard lIe5 d
July RIBS, 1857 a 60
ITHE vANpEvKNTER COMMISSION
leo. is ALWAYS IN THE MAR
KEr FOR POULTRY. BUTTER
land EGGS. CALL Us BE
FORE YOU SELL VII
MUTUAL Phone a-cTTY Phone IS
+. A Hlghtshse 4 Co
For Poultry and Egg Pnees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-11

The Potlafch boxing carnival will
be- held In the Coliseum rink. Third
av. and jamcs St. on "Wednesday
evening. July II. and Dan Salt, who
has charge OF the card. "a preparing
double barrcied program all the
way through. Ito he's q double
vind.up In the bouts between Lon.
nie Auatin. who IL 'eomsng back. I"
and Eddie Hubbard. and between
Pat Scott. the lightweight. who viii
80 up against Abc Lace. tho cham.
pion lightweight OF the North Pa
clfic squadron.
Tha double semi-final events will
be between Billie Williams. fast
foAthefwright. and billie spcek. OF
the y A. C.. nj iib pounds. and
Tom Dale. the fighting fireman. =
and Art Wilson. OF the Rainier Val,
ley.
Two other good bouts yet TO be
arranged will mako up the prelimi.
nsries. and an added feature ~lil be
tha wrestling mill between Harvey
Donaldson. champion ~ America IN
hla elaaa. and Charley Watson
These boys mot once before. ~hen
u took Harvey % miante3 TO get a
pin fall.
Interest IL conferred In the two
wlnd.up asenta. az the fans arc anx.
lous 20 see what Kind of sep~sog
Lonnle Austin will make on his 70.
turn 10 tho ring. and what raj Snosi
will DO "a the sailor contender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-11
s p T s
''WOLCAST HAS
NO RIGHT TO
TITLE"

nv limited Press Leased WIZ
SAN FRANCISCO. July ii.--Joe
Rivers. not Al Wuignet. SHOULD be
the lightweight champion today. u
Justice were done.
This. In a word. IL the substance
of long signed Interview Win
f,eo. Harder, the best known time
keeper on the Pacific coast. VINO
has toiled the seconds In f.vvv
ring battles. and which IL printed
here today. .,
'srhe present day tlmakccpers.
aaya fIartlng, ia hts article on the
Woigast.Hiyera affair, are no,
really tlrnekoeperH. They are SIND.
ply bell changers. II IL the duty OF
tho official timekeeper TO do inc
counting. The referee has nothing
whatever TO do with the counting
out OF boxer. The rules arc very
clear on Tits particular point They
proside that a fallen boxer must
regain bis feet unaaslnted. II inc
man who IL on the mat IA unable
10 arise before the simekeeper has
tolled OF the 10 seconds. no loses
the contest
go far as the double knockdown
In concerned. and tho claim that
Welsh assisted woigaat 10 hin fest.
IN the referee touched either In M
effort 10 aid him. that act alone
alaauallfied tho boxer thus aided.
The rules are explicit on THIS
point"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-11

Hers 10 shs last word on the raw
decision In tho Rivers. woiEast 80
at Los Angeles ON July 4. and II
shows that wolgsst has no more
right to be regarded "a Tho light.
weight champion than has Jim
Flynn 10 call himself the heavy.
weight champion. and I guess there
IN not much discussion regarding
the latter. AZ any rate. George
Harting. who has officiaicd as time.
keeper In moro than 1000 ring bat.
ties. says, III the referee touched
either man In an effort TO aid him.
that act alone disqualified the box.
or thus aided. The rules are OK,
pllcit on this point" The photo.
graph printed In the Pink tuesday
night distinctly shows Welsh aiding
woigast TO his feet with his left
hand while counting Rivers out
with hts right Tho fans will never
be satisfied until the boys 40 10 It
again and It's a safe gamble that
wolgast will no, DO satisfied after
they have gone to n. unless he has
Welsh "A the other man In the ring.
Romeo Hagen, looking pale. but
cheerful. after his operation for
appendicitis Ia about again. and In
taking n keen interest In the smok-
er. which will be held for his bene-
ut at tho Labor Temple Friday
night. His brother. Ed Hagen Ia
training for his bout with Battling
Brant. tho Chicago heavyweight. at
the Eagles gymnasium. With
eight bouts on the card the fans
ARE pretty apt 10 get the worth OF
their money. Romeo says he has
all kinds OF ring business ahead Of
him. but that he will not be in ut
shape 10 get into II actively for n
couple OF months yot
~ think will 90 to the ball game
this afternoon" remarked the fond
husband. "All right Is there
telephone on the grounds?" asked
Friend Wife. There's one near
there. why7" was tho response.
We'll. II the Giants lose want you
to telephone me. so that can take
the children and 60 over to moth.
er's until you get your temper
back"
Ordinarily when man
"weIshes" he's gutter. but after
that July Fourth affair at Los An.
geles the expression ito Welsh"
will take on far nastier meaning.
It's a remarkable thing how true
TO prediction the Americans are
running In the events at Stoch-
holm. Sheridan. In a number of
special articles he wrote for tho
Pink Star before the Yankee team
left for Sweden. predicted Just
what the Americans would win and
what events other countries ..woud
probably take. Reference tosthssks
articles and the results at Stock
holm. with a few minor exceptions,
agree. He said in effect that Il
would DO a Pipe for the Yankees IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-11
SHOW GO
WAS A BIG
JOKE

SAN FRANCISCO. July ILL.,
That lack johnson WAS an easy
winner over Jim FLYNN ~ almost
any stage ~ the game during their
battle ia las Vegas. July 4. IL the
consensus u opinion among sport.
lnx experts here today. following
private exhibition Of the motion
pictures OF the fight. shown here.
The fllms. asy the sport writern,
show that flynn had no more
chance OF beating Johnson than he
bad at Colma. where b. waa knock
ed out In II roanda tao years ago.
They azy that Johnson simply had
keen eve 10 business. and that
the pictures show he vas letting
F1ynn stay In order 10 make the
picture gama. and tho prospect of
future matches good
The films mako Il clear that
Johnson was guilty ~ holding
Flynn during the latter part of the
fight. but the very way he did II
aerma 10 show that he has los,
none OF bis strength. On the other
hand. the pictures show that F1ynn.
frufn the sirth round on. dcllbcr.
atriy butfed Johnson again and
again. an " anxious 10 end the un,
equal battle by losing on foul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-11

LEll |! ENDS EN-
GIANTS

There were whole heaps or or
element In the last few minutes
OF the game between the Colts and
tho Giants yesterday afternoon. and
when the fog had lifted In the last
inning Il disclosed the winning run
for Seattle In a 4 TO 3 hotly con,
tested combat.
ny winning his game yesterday.
nlll James pitched his ninth con-
seoutlve victory. and Ia now start
Ing out 20 do the Rubc Marquard
thing. In the ninth inning the score
was tied. and both James aud
veaxey were pitching tho best ball
they knew how. which Is some ball.
Tho Colts failed to score In their
half OF the frame. and when the
Giants had one man down and two
on. McMuilln hit ont Texas
ieagper which brought In the win
ming run. Both Crulckshank and
Klbbie ran like mad 10 field the
ball. and were tho victims Of n
head-on collision that knocked them
both unconscious. The two men
dropped In their tracks. and with
tho game over. tho crowd swarmed
on the diamond and about the In.
jurcd mon. II was fully 10 minutes
before they recovered conscious
ness aud were able TO walk 10 the
club house. kihble had 20 DO help.
cd away with a badly bruised and
swollen temple. and Cruicknhank
sustained badly bruised mouth
and Jaw.
The game was q pippln all the
way through. the two pitchsrs fight
ing vaiIantiy for supremacy. and
neither having n shade until Nc
Mullin went In 90 bat for James Ia
tho iaat frame. and laid down tho
hit that caused the musx.
Jackson. tho now first haseman.
earned his salary and the gratitude
OF the fans In the second. when.
with two mon on basess he put tho
pin over the right field fence for
four bass. scoring hiwself and tho
two others.
The same teams will battle this
afternoon. and ladles win be admit.
ted free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-11

fHy tstfsd ffrs. fsesaed Wtrst
STOCKHOLM. July HIT wnn n
stolld company o. athletes that
entered the Stadium from the
steamer Finland today. The cock-
aurene1a which has marked the
Americans since their arrival was
missing. and had been replaced
with determination that "a certain
to have ita result Ia future contests
The loss Of the 1900 and 5000
meter races. the frat Of which. at
least. already had been ehslked up
10 the Americans. vas a bitter dla-
appointment. and the trainers and
owners did rot omit language from
their criticism.
No attnmpt Was made TO rob lack.
son of the honoFs due him for his
victory. but IL ~sK pointed out that.
II tho Americans had used judy.
mant al making the pace In the
earlier stages OF the race. either
Jones or kisiat must have won. As
result of the bitter criticism. brf-
ter work was shown by the Amer
cans right from the jump.
In the ii0.n,eter hurdles prerim-
mary every American entered won
his heat. and Geo. A. Chisholm 81
tho Boston A. A.. who was no.
thought good enough 20 be sent as
= member of the team. but was car
ried on the supplemental list. and
whose expenses are being dcfraye cd
by private funds. finished within
three-tenths OF a second Of the
Olympic record for the distance
lila time Was Is $40. the best Of
tho day.
The other Americans 20 win their
heats were: John J. Eiier. Jr-. OF
the Irfah.American A. G.. Martin w.
Hawkins. Multnomab A. c.. Port
land. Or. Vaughn 8. blanchard.
Boston A. c.. Edwin NJ. pritchnrd.
l. A. A. c.. John p. Nicholson. Uni
verNity Of Missouri. Fred w. Kelley.
John X. Case. University Of Illinois.
and 1as. l. Wendell. Wesleyan uni
yoFAity.
Tho weather today was much
cooler than at any previous time.
and this change proved beneficial
TO the athletes. II was admitted by
tho management today that the
Olymplad will be far from n finan-
cial success. Tho foreign attend
ance that had been expected has
failed to materinllxc. and the great
Stadium has never been more than
half filled since the opening day.
The io.0o0-meter walk was, as ex.
pected. comparatively easy for the
great Canadian. Goulding. who sim
ply carried the entire field Off its
feet From the start he set out
TO win and hang up n new worlds
record. The result was never IN
doubt lie won In s6:2s rs. which
was I seconds below the best pre-
vious Olympic time for the dis.
lance.
The walk was one OF the best
events of the meet 10 date. and
stirred the small crowd TO wild en-.
thusiasm.
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STARS CONTINUE WINNING.

The Star aggregation. not know
ing the bitterness OF defeat, tool
into camp the 23rd av. Methodist
team Tuesday afternoon on Lin.
coin park. The Mcthodists were out
after the Star scalps. having been
defeated by the latter In their last
mixup. When the melee Of battle
had subsidized. II was discovered that
the scorer could only scrape up one
lone. little run TO the credit OF the
Churchmen. while nine runs had
been pegged up for The Stars. The
feature OF tho game was the all.
round speed OF the Star infiold.
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RALPH cRAio.

STOCKHOLM. July ff.--tluiietln.
Ralph Craig Of tire Detroit v. NJ.
c. a. came home ahead Of HE field
In the final Of the 2ooneter flat
race.
crslg's time Was n 7.fo. Donald
v. Lippineost Of the University Of
Pennsylvania was second. and Ap-
plsgsrth Of England third.
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JEANETTE AFTER MATCH

NEW YORK, July 1I.--Manager
Billy Gibson of the Garden City A.
G., is attempting today TO arrange
a match between Joe Jeanette and
Jack Johnson. Jeanette has al.
ready signed n contract rendered
him by Gibson. who Is now angling
for Johnson. Jeanette and Gibson
say they will make all concessions
within reason to get the champion
In the ring.
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Swatfest Results in
Shutout for Tigers

VANCOUVER. July it.--Gordon.
tho Tacoma hurisr. was an easy
mark for the Champ batsmen yea
terday afternoon. and his offerings
were bingled all over the lot. the
IL hits gathering rs runs for the
ylctors. The Tigers rnade II hita
off Willis. but the pitcher kept them
so well scattered and his support
was so giIt-edged that not a Tiger
dentcd the rubber.
Score ~ lnniagss
vaneouyer .-......s sotTe s--f,
Tacoma ...s..s...e 49, o. I