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HOW P. wfARlAND
WORKED CRAFTY TRICK

Fackcy Mct'arlud. tho pride OF the
Chicago stock yards. is without doubt
one Of the foxicxt boxers In the coun-
try. both In n financial way and also
In fighting. says Claude Johnston In
the Kansas City Star. Packy has
been matched with Jack Bri,ton. his
rival. more than once. but u week or
two ago II looked as though every
thing was all set for the staging OF
their bout In New York. when all Of
sudden came the announcement
that Packy had called the match off
because he received straight offer
Of 10000 for his end to meet Fred.
dy Welsh In England.
II might be mentioned that Packy
hud been matched TO meet Britton Mt
10 pounds Mt q o'clock. When tho
news came that hc had called tho
match off there wax IA great howl
from the cam pof Dan Morgan and
the wires were made busy. Then
came the announcement that the
match was ON again. but II will be
noticed that Packy got his price and
also that the weight was changed to
13S at q O'Clock. which means con-
siderable to the Chicago pride.
And speaking Of being foxy recalls
Packy'S first match In Milwaukee as
IN amateur. although he was no more
| amateur then than Jim Thorpe was
when he won the all round athletic
com petition ut Stockholm. Packy was
\ matched TO meet Young amateur
boxer 1t the Milwaukee Athletic club
and he was entered under the name
LOT Carl Emmick OF Chicago. For two
rounds Il WIN u pretty bout to watch
but then Packy began TO toy with his
opponent and II looked to be all off
But Packy gave the fellow chance
again and they mixed. Then all OF a
sudden Packy staggered against the
ropes aud pretended lie WAS "all In. ''
The amateur foolixhly rushed over
toward Packy wide open for any kind
OF q swing and he got II. The Chi
and left. the other being off guard
| completely. and down went the ann
tour. Packy received watch or me-
die. and probably a few dollars on
the side. but he never said n word
about II until some months after
wards when lie WAS matched In the
beer city for q real contest. II was
then that some Of the boys discovered
that Carl Emmick was none other
than Packy Mcfarland
And don't overlook the fact that
the same Packy Ia also game and car
rics good noodle on his shoulders.
When Ray bronson. the Indianapolis
champion. fought Packy at New Or
leans three years ago. he worked n
kind OF pivot blow on Packy and put
him down for the count OF nine and
nearly out. That was where Packy
showed his ring gencralship and
gomencss. He stalled through the
balance of the round. which had only
10 seconds to run. and then for ten
rounds kept on the defensive etircly.
being really in II trance during that
time. II was the eleventh that he
began to get his bearings ugain and
MS the fight progressed he improved
and toward the twentieth round he
gave an good ns he received. earning
Q draw. II was an uphill fight and
showed the true caliber OF the boy.
Can't look we'll. eat we'll. or feel
we'll with impure blood. Keep the
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit
ters. Eat simply. take exercise, keep
81 4.
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FAvoR1TE FICTION

"Esteemed Contemporary"
You Will Pardon Ne. Know
for interrupting Yon."
"Old Chap. II | had known You
were in Town Should Have Hunted
You Up at Once"
81 Am Glad You Corrected Me
Doctor: I'll Not Use the Expression
Again"
II Shall Be Awfully Uneasy, Ma.
ria, Until | Hear from You"
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HIS ONE PLOT

your plays?"
piled the noted dramatist. ''and I
swiped THAT from 'fn5omar the Bar
barian.' i have used that plot In
= war play. two .srI'raf dramas. a
problem play. and now I'm working
1t up into musical comedy"
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
POULTRY SHOW TO =
Be ANNUAL EVENT

The first annual southern Colo
RADIO Poultry and Pet Stock Show WAS
q success from every standpoint. The
exhibit WAS large and complete and
u has been the means OF kiudlinK
much Interest for the second show 10
be held next year. Al the request or
numer0us poultry raisers tho follow.
Ing complete list OF premium aaWrds
liz published:
b. fHsS fHIssSt.as2l.. .a2l.7Ssa'h 7SsH2sr. aT'ffast 'flst cock
crel. .
NJ. o. Dick. second cockerei. first
aud second hen. first and third pull
let. first pen.
George A. Assay. first cock. third
hen. third cOekerei. second pullet.
first trio. first pen.
r. .. Barnes. second cock. third
epn.
Chris Courtley. third hen. second
cockerel. first aud second pullet, first
pen.
Leo h. Claim. nrs, cock. first and
second hen. first and third cockerel.
third puiiet. second pen.
r. o. Harness. third pen.
ia,e SsFh nA0ds ss.Jsd 5sl;as s1te. .d: ..c.
ond and third hen.
Albert ". Lewis. third cock. fourth
pen.
Victor Bourgoine. first cock. first
hen. first cockerel, first. second and
third pullet. first pen. first trio.
". 8. Tholburn. third trio.
Black lanrshans.
n. ". Saukey. first cock. first anu
han .n.knSA1 RtRat n nsI
second pullct. first pen. first trio.
,ainSle Comb White LsshSrns.
pullct. third trio.
w. II. Sanders. second aud third
hen. first cockcrci. first and second
pullet. second hen. first trio.
r. l.. Nell. first and second cock,
first and second hen. first hen, sec.
oud trio.
Chus. Mitchell. third cockerel
fourth cockercl. fourth pen.
Black NinoEcas.
o. G. Samuel. first hen. first cock.
erei. first. second third and fourth
puilct. first pen. first trio.
AFs 3. cafE e foisaIc. iaa. first eoes. flr~,
second. third aud fourth hen. firs,
and second puiict. first pen. first trio
Smile C1ub White orphinstons.
George 3. Asay. first cockerel. ilrs,
and second puliet. first trio.
s. G. Buff 0rphin1tons,
Il. o. HITLER. first cockerel. first
| second third and fourth puilet. frs
pen.
r. o. Barnes. second pen.
E. Sasis9. sissf iles7 ssef. III, hen
first and second puiiett. first trio.
pit Gamas.
| Marion Curtiss, first hen. firs
and second cockerel. first. secon,
and third puilct. first pen.
\ X. Barrack. second and third hen
second pen. ia -.
! A. II. Caldwell. first cock. fourtl
hen.
lsir TnulorSe Geese.
First. Pcie TarabIno: second. o
Pekiu Ducks.
| +. q. Barnes. first: Pete Tarabino
second.
laden Runner Ducks.
Barnes. second.
Silver Snarsied Hamburss.
All TO +. O. Barnes.
All prizees In the Partridge Coch
inS. Brown LcKhorns and Buff Leg
horns TO =. o. Barnes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

A pain In the side or back that
catches YOU when you s&raiShteh up
calls for q rubbing application Of
bA1IAARD'S SNOW LIEIMENT. II
relaxcs the contracted muscles and
permits ordinary bodily motion with
cut suffering or Inconvenience. Price
e5c. SOC. and s1.O0 cpr bottle. Sold
by Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

A good treatment for cold settled
in the lungs Is o HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER ap.
piled to the chest to draw out infla-
nation. and BALl4ARDS HORE-
HOUND. SYRUP to relax tightness.
You get the two remedies for tho
price Of one by buying the dollar
size HorChonnd Syrup: there Ii a
porous plaster free with each bottle.
Sold by Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
HONE MADE SHOE TREES

Take q pair Of thick stockings Or
socks that fit the feet. fill with saw
dust and sew up the top ~ that tho
6xwdust does not come out. When
you axe off your shoes put them on
these shoe trees. The sawdust will
absorb the pcrspiration and keep the
shoes In perfect shape: The saw
dust can be changed when necessary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
action wcakcns tho bowels. leacda 20
chronic constipation. Get Doan's Re-
Euicts. They operate easily. csc at
all stores.
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KODAK yINlsHING-Mail me you'

kodak finishing and he assured OF cx-
port profc ssional Workmanship and
high grade materials: is years cx-
periencc. Our studio with its facil!-
ties is as near to you as your nearest
mnilbON. Write for price list.-Al-
meron Newman. Commercial Photog-
rapher. 22t Clark Ave, Ration, y. NJ.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Quality printing - anything -
svery thing - at the Chronicle-News
office. Work delivered whom prom-
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Noyal.s. Ariz.. March 5.-AlI train
service On the Southern Pacific be-
low this opint wins cancelled today.
The insurgcnt state authorities at
liermosIlio are using all trains seiz-
ed yesterday.
Reports from the south ray that
Hucrta forces numbering more than
t%vo thousand already have entered
Southern Sonora. and that more are
being rushed from S!haloa state.
Hucrta's newly appointed military
governor for Sonora In said to be
either at GuayamRs or Empal Int
preparing TO reduce the state to sub
mission.
rh~crtata N>-. Rn. -ouHh
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

i;oing up aud down the railway de-
stroying bridges. within the last few
hours railway trcstlcs have been
burned ms far north ms "a point forty
miles below the Arizona border.
While this will make impossible the
quick entry OF Hucrta soldiers II ni-
70 is cutting of other parts OF fhe
state from sources Of food supplies.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Can't look we'll. eat we'll. or feel
we'll with impure blood. Keep the
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit
ters. Eat simply. take exercise, keep
clean. and good health Ia pretty sure
to follow. 800 a bottle.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

cbronlcle-Nevs soc . month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-17
tcopyasS by The North American Company,

kingdom his beloved neededa of conduct by the
which fairy princes only talk about and ordinary mortal like
George rich and poor, do matter of the days work
George however, made grand mistake. And it
grand if it mistake He failed tell her what he
doing He let her know of that he pungng into
business harder than that he hope of
make great big fortune he could and then hasten
to lay her feet He thought that the mpuation of any
spirit Edna would make that angel and
unde6led hate him until he died Yet he urmsed that if he
only could in the role of the brilliant leader of
finance she might his and degn the
booty he had 1t such mysterious that youth
just hopes simple trust their perform
Edna might have been duly impressed another girl
As was she sometimes wondered whether George would
become rich enough be suitable match her. and since
she him two three times week and found his reem-
began to reduce the value fairy kingdoms by million
whenever thought how unhappy and ovewoked George
Hill looked.
There's knowing how low the estimates of fairy king
dom might have sonethey might have dropped to where
George Hills much below parbecause was just then
that her told her she had the chance to the
sort Of real king Mr. Stone really with the most formal
regard for the conventions had made formal for her
hand parents Her mother and father had talked all
carefully and they deemed their parental duty allow
expectation that with Mr. Stone for his
the economies incident their modest but she
could give much weight as she h0d the scn a9t that hat Mr.
making her settlement of nearly oneourth of his
immense fortune fu uo;bt - both Of +bess .ons;ao.
aons and she mentioned the proposal in general to
George Hill when she him that evening at the Won Mum
cunidv in not refusing the and in the breath
mpored her to wait until he could offer her much that
porcne Stone who would be gross horror TO her night and
day if she should accept him. = :, .
Edna realizing how truly George loved her. and having
tender recollection his resemblance the fairy of her
dreams was ptifu his distress and wrath but she wouldn't
,ron,;se Mr. his
overthrow and loot him. And that discreet of her. because
next evening having talked it again with her mother she
consort to much wealth could be
readily transformed that of regning and governing
Queen and also she the very clever Mr.
Stone had needed all his life make him presentabe
~ r. dnnor che and oazed rnon no,
When year later after u, Whether all the oh
girls who rushed so ovosy the of their dscom
ed lovers the minute her berotha announced hadn't
SHRED TO escane her fate urging Lewis Stone gently
toward her. And she wonderedwth cruel pang at her
regnng queens on oher thrones wore
their grandeus above bow that hid bitter rehec
t;on. 90 hors ~ PHILIP CAMPBELL
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father had been the last of the line the
of meal ticket the question of Mr. Stones admission to the
ancestral halls thrilling issue. That because
after the eagrandaher of the Bursons had
sessed 1.-THE of that old geneman vrle much less
his versatility words; naturally the Bureons had
developed right into the poorest point OF wealth and into the
weahest in point of excusveness In fact if the terrible
and powerful and Edna Mr. Stone had much
around could have the dsn
gushed Mr. Bureson cultured leader Of society,
atng the strength of the inheritance that
remained to him, into something very close to pauper
Edna she caught stray gnts when the argument waxed
red heat shran from the ogeish shadow that seemed to be
drawing nearer and to the Bresn door, She was an
only child beautiful extensively educated and
goousy fated for marriage which should let her. though
perpetuate the social of the Bureons
Privately she had doubts to the fflment of this last
plan by which she should wed the handome weahies and
most completely adorable who had been born with
poor are in the fairy stories It was perfectly
lovely and practical plan too All that needed for its
fairy prince should come within range Of her level glowing
enhancing blue eyes, she intended to do the rest.
As for Mr. Sone with his miserable origin and his
ascent of the mountain of she considered him
most repulsive and disgusting giant when she felt like girl
which her OF the time and like
episode of existence when she felt like and
minute when the Of Lew Stone fixed him
said "Burleson Pm not after money now can afford soc
had known that Stone would take dinner with him wife
his beautiful extensively daughter So had the
Manks Hardys Hills and the Mckles and the
Won and the Baytons who had
hollow of Stones big fat rnged hand; and the Baytons,
although they wouldn't have lost than the moiet of their
possessions had he shut down we'll known to
prefer at cost doubling Of the Dayton fortune
hang it. The Bresons and rather tolerated the
Baons than approved Of hem they hadn't
and Roger Dayton the elder only
thirty the Of ascending planet now
embodied in Lewis Stone
When Edna Mr. Stone she immitigably in the
mood that him the episode class The her
passing from grlhood her and branded
her at the instant she took her last approving glance the
tall glass after her maid had done her best and Edna
about descend for the introduction She stared long the
exquisite figure and the rsh and she stared the
the cold fire of womanood resenu of the least aront
to the ancy of her home She this stranger
with the feeling her breast that he buying admission
which he expected be awed and
whelmed
"Well" she told herself che shall have his moneys WORTH"
He had it. By the subtle intuition girl develop Edna
Burleson had gagged rightly the mental attitude of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-17

who willing high price for the previously
unaanabe prize None of the he had met had
impressed him with what his had told him should be the
air of pride and distinction by social leader He
had managed take his mental vocabulary
the language Of and breeding used by those he met
but splendid of the daughter OF Matthew
Bureson flung him back the candid slang of his earlier
years as his admiration phrased itself to his thought:
"The real thing at last! Amt she the society queen"
He played fair with father and the others The Big
Deal carried through and the like the rest
worth almost twice much they had BEEN Stone
tionatey gained least yet he known to the pool
added eight millions to his He seemed to fill their
horizon financially Those of them like Bureson who had
most let him now most anNouy strove TO keep
him from breaking
Edna she met him from time time at the homes of her
friends perceived from her grhood level to what extent ne was
DOMINATING even the Tomannd OF the men ms weah au[ea
Lily Marks alternately smiled him and repealed him. how
this incarnation of and wea how Mae HARDY let Harry
Me wonder whether she had cared for him. that
twice his but with times the Nke money hap
Edna herself had always rather George HILL whose
people of what the papers called the old families and
whose prospects Of inherited like her moder
ate indeed by Of sharing those with several
match in their circle But he comparatively credited
with brans and Edna felt quite pleased with herself
Lewis Stone seemed to have everything awry in their
webalanced system To Edna regarding the situation with
that had noted him mere episode and with heart that
M 5 g ffg a spetnfe
sudden human comedy She still retained her inborn
unheedngy where he knew his aroused feelings similar
hers caught herself wondering whether if
he shonld ever fall into the hands of really woman
something presentabe could made of him. And tried
small experiments only to be convinced that the
would have to be very, very clever to succeed
George HILL after half of the season had gone BY sur
prised her by offering proposal which, coming from
fellow and revealing such love for her. to
sympathy she had known Not having considered
him. any epocha her life she refused him. But
after that in the absence of the handsome
adorable young prince she prepared it seemed though
George the of his declaration of love-
ming to assume very remarkable resemblance the prg
royalty who remained auring but n'the fairy
lane of herv he had her
with the domains make the real thing she might
have been gh of loyalty to the heart and accepted
him as her liege lord forever after
But that what George couldn't do owing the
lion or So and the more reprchensblc folly
proeenors in accommodating heirs All George could
was the real fairy and go to work to acquire the
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n whether it hadn't been all a conspiracy No one
can, should, say that it was; but the other
hand certainly that it wasn't Women
bic of and under the impulses of nten
tions that be both the best and the the world and
that whole cotere of girls might tac caba fate
which both aured and terrified something beyond the
bounds of possibility especially when you the they
selected for the sacrifice
Lewis Stone burst upon Edna Buresons set much in
the fashion the planet Saturn all surrounded with and
trailing after him jewels of glory might if convul
sion of the universe to bump him of his
orbit The little ercuries and Mars and other small fry
Venuses and Dana of Ednas armament sent flying this
and that like lot Of foolish enpns when the giant ball
Some day. of course, when the ripe VISIONS
and the perfect order of the older nations going to
regulations which will keep
Lewis Stone where they bongfar in the darkness
rounding society," where they shall be obliged drink their
expensive wines and drive their sordd bargains
with their kind where they shall suitably with the
OF the Land of Nod instead of marrying the daughters of
that mention them the society put the significant
adv after the paragraph that tells of the invitations their
wives have sent out tor musicales and teas.
That Is the ideal solution. Pending its contamination,
may hope to attain to the English system by which admit
them to higher ranks through the agreeable Of
conierng upon the more energetic beautiful title which
brought with them and makes the of them marves
and elegance
husky of the legislative lobby or the arena of Wall street
asked only the of admission entite him all
enough to invade let him have only enough doesn't
to be Newport able keep him the
That the Lewis Stone broke in-that one of
the familiar aduncts that with it. There on
which of their fathers vitality the
name OF Mr. Stone of the be reconed with
figured always largely those family where
the Burleson millions figures II
was commonly reported that Mr. Stone having by srewdness
enterprise and chicanery acquired what needul CITY
where nobody will you what you away from him
1t amounted to twenty of those monswas enamored
OF that which reported to be unable buy had
portion of his millions into the Deal purely the
sake OF being able to of it's unless they
wanted TO entertain him of their dinners.
This be trivial price paw whose
father at best whose grandfather, time
glad the price square But society remains SO
constituted that the longer families have had enough the
millions they of the people they willing to
feed-at their dinner tables.
In Ednas home where it happened that great-grand-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-13
LOTS ARE PURCHASED
FOR RESIDENCE SITES
Sales Involving $4,000 Are
Reported by Thos. J.
Fisher & Co.

Sales OF unimproved property involving
approximately $4,000 were announced
today by Thomas J. Fisher & Co, Inc
This firm has sold for Mrs Elizabeth
j. Somers to Alfred L. Johnson lots on
the south side of Wyoming avenue, west
of 23d street, having total frontage of
about 14S feet. The consideration is re-
ported TO have been about $4,000.
The purchaser plans to erect a hand
some home for his own use on a portion
of the property acquired. The sale was
made by the Fisher company in con-
junction with Swartzell. Rheem & Hen
sey.
Lot Brings $4,000.
The sale of a large lot on Massachu-
sets Avenue Heights also is reported
by Thomas j. Fisher & Co. 1t is To-
Gated at the northwest corner of Rock
Creek drive and Edgevale Terrace and
contains about 1900 square feet of
ground. The purchasers are J.. S. Perry
of Roanoke, Va, and II. Z. Hatton of
Portsmouth. Va. The consideration is
reported to have been 10000 1t is under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-13
COLLINS REPORTS SALES.
Activity Shown in Clarendon, Va
Real Estate.

Sales of property at Clarendon, Va,
were reported today by W. G. Collins,
real estate broker. as follows:
For E A. Wilson TO c. j. Towner,
house and two lots.
For Andrew c. Walter. TO Daniel A.
AIillrick. house and three lots.
For George II. Rucker to Daniel Mill
rick, two lots.
For the Alexandria County Realty Cor
poration to III. NJ Watkins, one lot.
For Oliver L. Bell to Sarah Hoshall,
one lot.
Mr.. Collins has sold for Mary e. Sc
bastian. to Katherine Dunn, two lots
at Ballston, Va.
He reports that \. X. Sherwood. one
OF the recent purchasers of property in
the Dunn Loring subdivision of On
acres, soon will commence the erection of
a residence. r. D. Cornell, who ac-
quired five acres of land last week. will
start the erection of home in the early
spring.
More than four miles of streets have
been provided in Dunn Loring already.
The lots in this subdivision all are of
sufticient size to permit the planting of
small gardens and the raising of
chickens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-13
SALE IS C0NSUMMATED
Washington Club Now the
Owner of Fairbanks
Residence.

announcement was made today of the
contamination of the negotiations for
the purchase of the residence of former
Vice President Fairbanks at the north
west corner of nth and Is streets
northwest, by the Washington Club, an
exclusive woman's organization.
The sale was negotiated by Story &
Cobb, real estate brokers. The con-
sideration is reported to have been
$4,000. The club gives as part pay
ment it's present quarters at 1710 i
street
The newly acquired property. which
is well suited for club purposes. has a
frontage on K street of forty-five feet
and III feet on 18th street. The resi-
dence contains about twenty-five
rooms 1t was built a number of years
ago by the late Hallet kilbourne, and
since has been extensively remodeled
and moderniZed. Recently it was oc-
cupied by the Russian embassy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-13
BUILDING OPERATIONS
SHOW BIG DECREASE
Reports From Sixty-Three
Cities Indicate Loss of
20 Per Cent.

Building operations for November. as
shown in the official statements of per-
mits issued from sixtythree cities re-
ceived by the American Contractor. New
York, reach total value of $3S 066. 523
compared with $50, 76s.054 for November
last year. decrease of IS per cent. This
is the sharpest decline yet experienced
in any one month this year, and repre-
sents to some extent the holding back of
plans, especially since active construction
work is not normally brisk during the
next two or three months.
few cities, however, show improve