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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Snt Sfruei5erlamoc.

Sm Stmei5erlanoc. sd purbe
5uerit Dor ied]s Sabren in Der Shmei5
bamit befunnt". ihreibt Serr Ilbert
9oiiart. Sr., 100 Strahcn Mpe..
Sorontp. Sut.. bc6uguebmenb ouf pns
alte arduterbeilmittel Sorni's Ilpens
frdllter. .Wtein fleiner @ruper mar
berSeit nit elmer bartnddigeu Saut>
tranfbeit bebaitet, meldle leinen gan5en
&prpcr bebedte. 3ufdlig borten mir
bon Sprni's Nlpentrdlter unb ifidten
noh Dem Agcutcn in 3iirid,, @erru
anedt. nm ctlife SlaIhen. Sic
WfebiSiu lpurbc nuh Sprihriit ges
bralidt, uno nnh etliden 8oden mar
Die 6aut meincs Srrlpcrs 10 gIatt uup
rein. lpic JIG nlr ieiu fonntc. Or
luurbe eiu ~itarfer, geIunoer uub gut
cntpidclter annbe. Seitbem lit
Sorni's Nlpenfrdutcr rulere SAINT
lienncbi6in 9cluclen."
Sorni's Nlpcnfrdutcr bdlt ciucn
llnlinterbroebcncu Hefpro bes @rfplgcs
bel Der Sebaublun9 bon Sluts. Suuts
uno fonititutiunclleu Seiben. Ticlen
lit es rdtblelbaft erid,ieneu, lpie Gin 10
ciuiohcs uno miIocs &r1uterbeilmittcl
10 muuberburc @rfol9c er5iclcn fam.
Cine Seitidriit nebit Yampblet. pprin
Die interciiunte ejeimidlte icincr Gntz
bcdun9 I'M Is. S~abrbunbert cr5dblt
niro, miro frci an icoe Anrelic ges
idlidt. Ian ihrcibe an: Sr. Setter
Sobrnep & Cons 60. 1875 60.
6opnc Npc.. Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

ueuen beutihen Observation-Disclosures nit
II 5pQigeu 8eidiiben aus9eriiitet
lperoen. Die mebr oils 20 Wtcilen melt
idieBeu. Golden @eihiieen, 10 miro
tueiter alIsgefiibrt. fonne Die britiid)e
Slotte nidt Staub balteu. gs pirb
ausgemalt, mie Die oeutid)en arie9ss
idiffc in Die Norbiee cinbringen unb
Die britiid)e Slotte gum aampf berz
nusiorbern. @eihr iie Der Shlad)t
aus ooer miro lie geidlagcu. paun
itebt Die englilde ailitc ben Sieb6ebns
6oqigcn our Seidiebung oiien. Nud)
Die Softer, Die neuen beutihen
Stladltz Sll95euge, bereiten ben @ng>
ldnoern ELECTROMAGNETIC. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Cine neme 2Inipraete KarSi'
nal N1ereier's.

Sic iran5oIiiden un0 itnlicniiheu
8ldtter bringen in ibrcn Spulten aus
Dem pfii8ielen belsiId)en &c Xxx.
Sittlc" cine NnIpradle bes anrbinals
Wercier. lpcld)c bieier &%irdDenfilrit bon
Mted)eln tiir5lid in Der %llmgcbuns o
9riliicl an Sauienbc dnldBlih elmer
Souroes : @rottc : @inlpeibuug ges
balten bet. &arDinal Wcrcier la9te
inter Nnberem;
sd mug Gud) oanfen, neil id) ltol3
bin uuf Cub. Is pcrgcbt fem Gag,
an Dem ib nid)t pom Iuslanoc, bon
Sreunbcn aller Hutioncn, SeiIcibs@
ld)reiben erbalte. INNER nit DEM
SdluHe: .Armes Selgienl" Sh
uber crlpibere: .Geiu, nein, uidt
.armes Selgien (3urufc), i%unoern gro@
Selgien, b~eloenDuftes gelgien!
(3urufe.) Nuf benz Grbglobus lit es
IL Elm lpin5i9er Eunft; aber belte
gibt es fein @oIf auf Der 8elt, ipcldes
Selgien niht Gbre 5ollt. @ie grpB
unb ihDn itebt es uidt bu, unier
Selgicnl 8enu Die Sremplin9e es
idben, pie mir es ieben. nit uuiern
Nll9en. 10 pilBten iie, bab nah einem
SeioenSidbre eS nidf etren Selgier
gibt, ipelder tlngt ober murrt. (Sei>
fnu.) SD bin auf meinem We9e nod
teinem Irbeiter ubne Nrbeit, feiuer
Srau pbne Silf5mittel, feiner betrilbz
ten WlItter. feiuer trNuernoen Srnllt
b%egegnet, Die mlIrrteu. Wtan bellgt
lid) inter Die Sano Der &orlebung:
bas lit Is, mas Die Seute, meldle
inter ms lpciler, aus penn 8lcihz
geiuldlt bringt.
Sebt, ieit einem Sabre lebeu lie
inter ms nno teuncu ms nod nid)t.
Sic iinb eriturnt. neil unierieits Nies
marb mllrrt. Wir Nle ad)ten hire
Nnurbnnnscn mirb iperOet furtfabrcn,
oieielben 81 reipeftieren; aber AMBER.
ieits bat it'd linen fein Ser5 suse-
panbt. Wir baben einen 8pnig, eiuen
ein5igcn 3onig unb mir iperbeu
mn bieien eineu &0nig baben.
tllnbeidJreiblider, itiirmiId]er Seis
faa.)"
6icr5u bcmcrfeu treiieup bic
ihpei5er r3. 81. a." POM %. Se5cm>
Der IS: Sic Nniprahe legt mpbl Dor
NIem Elm sldn5enbes 3eugniB fir Die
9iberalitdt Der beutlhen Srgaue in
Sel9ien ab. Stiinoen umgetebrt Die
Sran5oien unp Selsier in aolu lpie
Die Seutiden in 9riiiiel unb piiroe
anrbinnl Sartmann bann bort 10
Iprcd)en ipie &arbinal Iercier bier
ipradJ. 10 mare CT bon ben S~ran5oien
lhun in Der ndd1iten Stlunbe perbuftet
lporbcn. llno oa5 IinbeIte. pas ibm
paiiieftc, iudre, ais 8efangener mad,
frnnfreid, 9eidlcppt 81 lperbeu. Sic
Seutihcn iii SeIsien aber bnbeu
aarbinul Wercier Oh pieier Hcbe audi
nidt Elm SOAR gefriimmt. Sus perz
oicnt Md)tling."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
itrofc perlirtbcilt iporben lit.
Inflage pllrbe nid]t ipc6ifi5iert.

itrofc perltrtbcilt iporbeu lit. Die
Infldge ipurbc nidt Ipc6ifi3iert.
ytad elmer MeIouug ocs YScmps"
aus Sabre bat cine llmbilbung oe5
bel9ilfcn Wtiniiteriums itatt9efunbeu.
inocm @rof Goblet b'Nlpiele unb
Iaul opmans, aIeih Dem So5iuIiit
TanoerpeIoe, 5u Winiitern obue Tortes
~feliille ernarnt puroen.
Ser Srilneler ao%rreIpouoent oes
vgerliuer 2ofalan5ei9er" melbet, bnB
Der General puperneur b. Biting
cine Yroflamatipn %erlniien babe.
fpelhe alien Senen ben SOD onOrobt,
pelhe ser Sranbitiftung pber Der Ser
urinfung BON lteberi Oh ~ e M
g II, ober bes In9riffes ober
@ioerltanoes 9e9en peutlde Sipils
uub Nilitdrbeborben ihuIbi9 ~befunben
lperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Yiomiere fatbolil@er YreB=
@ntmifelmmg.
Tin ba~lb,p0dcmtli6e Mnssaben nno pcitercl
Mnsbau Der tatb. Yre0e I'll erm0sliden.
Motto: lie fatbpliihe Ireiic mus Sad,c bes
sam5cn fatbuliihen @ulfes iein.

Soleeubes limb Die Nameu Sener, pelfe ibr announcement fHr balbpod)euts
lie auseabeu bon -Sbc Catholic Sribune" ciu9eihidt bobcn. Sic arbeihn
NIT ms -fr Die Shamg Der ernen tatphitcn bnIhpnhenhideu 3eitun9 in
Der Sanbesipratc in Den @er. Staaten: sic ppuen Den natlteh Sdrit 5u
tdglibcn Nusgaben moait MAIDEN. Siie elite mrb peicr9efubrt.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06

Mr. Philip Haag. the popular Pa
rit, avenue grocetyman. is busy do
inc some extensive Improvement
This, of course, also includes the rat
proofng which is now one of the inn
pcrarive laws OF the city
Mr.. K. :. Nelson. one OF our towns
man. who is located at Butte. Mont.
has taken his vacation spent in the
vicinity of Pines Peak and Denver.
He writes that he thinks often of his
friends back here in Algiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Nolan are re-
ceivins congratulations from their
many friends on the arrival of a son
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Connor left
Tuesday afternoon for a few days
trip to Baton Rouge.
Paul and Carl Malone and William
Eastwood expect to leave next Thurs
day with the Naval Reserve on their
annual cruise.
Mrs. A. J. Davis of Ocean Springs.
Miss. and Mrs. Stella Souque and
daughter, Myrtle, of Pensacola. Fla.
are the guests Of Mrs. \ J. Amuedo
OF i0$ Pelican avenue.
WALTON Davis of Ocean Springs.
Miss. is i'll at TOuro Infrmarv.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
PERSONALS.
Continued from Page H.

Their. will be a curhre party given
on Wedu"s lay, July --n. by Mrs. Les
ter he I.aup at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. r. J. Talbot, in Pelican
avenue, Tor the benefit of the Child
Welfare Association. The games will
start a. o'clock p. m. Admission
will be fifteen cents, tallies ten cents.
\ pleasan, evening is assured all who
attend.
Mrs. Alice Gisch and little daugh-
ter. Emily, LETT yesterday for Biloxi,
Miss. 10 spend awhile al Walsh Cot
tage.
Miss Andre Meyers Of Pelican ave
nue. was the recipient OF pretty
hand embroidered gown that was
made by Mrs. Chas Hoffstetter and
disposed OF for the benefit of the
Child'S Welfare Association.
Mrs Henry Kenecky spent Sunday
at McCom5 City, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. Mclean.
Clarence c. Gisch, who is employed
at Marshall. Tex, spent few days
with his family here
Miss Mcdonnell OF McComb City
spent a few days here with Mrs. Hy.
ReEecky.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Al
hambra Gymnastir Club will hold
their regular meeting on July 18th
at the club parlors All members are
urged to attend
The many friends of little Warren
Gisch OF Bcllevillc street will regret
TO learn that he was hurt while at
play this week They wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Jos kooniE and children. who
have been the guests of Nr. and Mrs.
Fred Penerkorn of Alexandria, LEFT
last week for Boyce, where they are
now residing.
\ lawn party will be given shortly
Tor the benefit OF the Child's Welfare
Association. the date 70 be announced
later.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
RULES TO GOVERN CONTEST

ALL ANSWERS MUST BE SENT IN No
LATER THAN FRIDAY EVENING. YOUR
ANSWER MUST BE on A CARD OF
PIECE OF PAPER NOT LARGER THAN
AN ORDINARY POST CARD AND YOU
SHOULD WRITE On THE CARD As
FIRST your NAME AND ADDRESS.
SECOND. THE MISSPELLED WORD.
THIRD THE NAME OF THE ADVERTIS-
MENT ~ WHICH IT APPEARED.
THE MISSPELLED WORD CONTEST
APPLIES ONLY TO OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS Al PRESENT on PAGE ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS ARE DEPOSITED
IN A BOX AND THE FIRST THREE
DRAWN OUT ARE AWARDED THE
PRIZES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
ARE DRAWN.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
ME-. COMISKEY IMPROVING.

Mr.. W. II. Comiskey, of Atlantic
avenue. one OF the employees of the
Southern Pacific Co.. who suffered
the loss of his thumb a week or so
ago. is very much improved and ex-
poets to be back at work in the next
two or three weeks. He is out on
the streets carrying his arm about
in sling.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
MI~~PELLED WORD.

In our last issue. the word "slu-
sases" i'm the al o. Frank Lecourt.
butcher. wa- mis,pel,ed "-uaeaGeS.
Those ID receive the Jacobs Candies
are Dauuie Haag, Sfo Pacific Ave.
Mr. VIM. House. 40 Pacific ave
nue.. and Norman Ramos. llu+ Pa
ciic Ave
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06

a. m.. n, was arrested. with Charles
Uaul-y. OF ~" brooklyn avenue. IN
the lU2 Ranch cabaret. by Patrolmrn
Cassien and Bier>ou. and brought to
thc might court. Both asked Tor at
hdavlts. which were granted.
I.u,ien returned 10 the bright lights
and again created a disturbance This
time Patrolman Klein arrested him in
The Casino cabaret
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
Dream Of Procrastinator.

Dillydally "a chronic procrastina-
tori dreamt last night that 1
er-ah-proposed to you. l wonder
what that is a sign Off" Miss Linger-
long Cdesperately)-'It is a sign that
you have got more sense when you
are asleep than when you are awake"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06

The worlds largest importer OF the
best olive oil is V. s. Dantoni. go
Hosp ital Street New Orleans. Their
Italian Beauty Brand is a recognized
superior oil. 1907. bottles. 30C: 80
oZ. tins QUART. 9oC: l2S-oZ. tins
: GALLON. $3.50.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
Boost For CiyOWned Ferries erage AT CoStEvenuay Free e1

have as their aue~' Miss Katie Gull
Yer.
Mrs. +. \. Jones and daughter. Of
Oliver street, DIRE guests of Mrs. g..
Moss o. Ho-alHsa. La.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T.. Ha'athr. Jr-
and daughter, EE.oar. are uom" -rp"
Bay - Louis .ae.e .-ss spent '"o
weeks az Allen Pine Groves. wira
Mr.. j. =. Allen.
Master Allen Niu-t ro-Urard
sunday from a visit 70 his grand
mother. Mrs. =. J.. Allen. al Bay s.
Louis.
Mrs \. Las and son James OF 81
Pelican avenue and Miss Margucrito
Niro'I OF i.Hhryl"" are spending TWO
weeks al Biloxi
Mrs. ,Japrp Nelson and children
are spending awhile in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Raider have aS their
guests their 100 sisters. from BalJi-
more,
Mrs. I. W. Gi"Irn and daughters
IT" ~umm"rins at DAY $. Louis
Miss AlEa Salatur recently 70
turned from Coyin-ton. and Is NOW
~ Bay st Louis Tor 'h" Summer
Mrs. Foster and daughter are o..
"upytng the Ajax Cottage al Milne
burg tor week. They have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Mortcu. Misses
". Sp'llmau. l.. Martin and 6.
Houer
The regular meeting Of Orange
Grov" No. q WooimeU Circle. will
take place tonight. A. big class is
10 be- initiated all members are urged
to BE- present.
\ basket picnic WAS given sunday
al City Park by III" members OF SIS.
John Chapter No. -, Order Eastern
Star The day vas most enjoyable
one.
Miss Carmrn Nanderind"n left
yesterday morning tor Port Arthur.
Tex. to visit her sister.
Mrs Oswald and children are
spending TWO weeks at Bay 81. Louis
al Salathe's Cottage.
Miss Myra Kelly left yesterday for
Covington to spend her vacation.
The many friends OF Mrs. Harry
MrNeely will De pleased to learn that
She Is improving, after spell Of sick
ness.
Mrs. MonSrue and daughter Freida,
are spending TWO nom in Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. Chas. Adams and little daush-
Ter. Elsie. have returned from Shrie-
Yer where they spent few days.
Capt. and Mrs W. F. Spence. Jr,
and son. John. and daughter. Kate.
and Miss Mamie Nichols expect 10
leave next Wednesday for Long
Beach 10 spend two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Schroeder left
Sunday night for their home in Mem
phis, after spending a week with
their mother, Mrs. John Schroeder OF
Pelican avenue.
Mrs. Al Tufts and baby and Miss
Alma Tufts are home from Houston.
Tex. where they spent two weeks.
Miss lrma Tufts will leave in a few
days for Raceland. La, to be the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. H. Nelson.
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam McNeely have
the sympathy of their many friends
in the illness of their baby boy.
Among those that took part in the
parade OF July / were the following
from Orange Grove No. .. W. c.:
Mines. Amelia Smith. l.. Borden.
[ Napl.rI;,J,,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
For Sale
LOCAL

ME thee room camp a: Milncbu-g. all
i'f', shed. Electric hghtS SC25O0 ApDIy
10 frank BraaI 90 Teche s.. =
LpNG counter table covered with Panta.
So'e; suitable for store to display goods.
-'Pp'' ~ NerFet - #
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
Theory and Practice.

Theory Is almost always still busy
taking aim long after practice has
made the bullseye
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
JEwELRY AND REPAIRING.

We guarantee al repair WORK u watches.
clocks and jcwclry Icwe'-y !n- sale.
rGauu ka,k, 925 Icchc street.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Buy An AUTO on CREDIT
DEFERRED payment and cooperative
plan. Continental Investment Co., ms Ag9
YES Bldg .-S-lo
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
inexpensive
ORDER SATURDAY.

Parties desiring pies for Sunday
must leave their order Saturday TO
se sure OF havinz same.
MRS. +. GOEBEL.
Nerret and AliT Streets
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
REPAIRING.

ALL kind, Of repairing BICYCLES. Wa,,ar,
Clocks, Umbrellas, Gums. Lock, and h,y~
Anything else -la, Is broken Algir-, Print.
ing House. Sli Ircrr = u
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
PUPILS WANTED.

Pupils % tah- piano lessons: eight lessons
i'T SD Apply NJ. Ed. Elton, ~ Eliza
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
FURNISHED ROOMS

TWO nicely furuishe,. ICONS a, r-ason..
Die prices, located at Jl5 Bermuda St. Apply
70 Ms. F. Goebel. Verre; and Alix streets.
o. 5lS Bermuda street -
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06

nNNHN su'2 lamp bowl Finder oI-,s.
,,-.-I 10 H' Pelican avenue and receive re-.
#
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
ARE YOU PREPARED

IF not lct Us prepare vo.r cro.bas Cr
.as' pressing and repairing OF ali desc-;--
!.'IS Al reasonable rates. Ask us f1- ~
..e9.1r' on monthly rates -Four Suits sro-g.5
~, ~. fWpT>sfi ;. monthly in advance. Modem
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06

Two desirable furnished rooms for rent
81 SIS bermuda 81. Apply same II
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-07-06
MONEY TO lo,,

FED MONEY, ~
| ... Uncle 10.
80 View O-l.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Favorites Hold Spotlight
at National Tennis Meet

George NJ. Church. New York. Va.
Herbert Chase. New York: Roland
Roberts. California. Va. Craig Biddie,
New York. lchiya kumagae. Japan
ese. vs.. Stanford Geer. Jr.. Hoosick
Falls
Yesterday. after twice declaring
all matches off. tho West Side Ten.
mis- club officials announced that
tho four In the doubles challenge
round would play their singles
matches. Very late In the after
noon the skies cleared. after "A
slight rain which had fallen most Of
the day. and. with n strong wind
blowing. the four men disposed o,
their first matches. Ward Dawson.
McLoughlin's doubles partner. be
ing the only one TO lose his match.
Mclaughlin. In defeating r. ~
NcCiave. former Cornell star,
showed something OF his old time
form. and II Is bsing predicted he
will play great tennis right up "a
the finals. He won in straight sets,
60. 6-i. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

course and keep path cleared for
the youths.
Remember. the only restrictions
placed on the race In that II Is for
boys II years and under. Rules OF
true sportsmanShip will govern the
event.
The route OF the race and the
complete liSt OF prizes. as well as
other valuable information for con.
testants. win be published on this
page tomorrow.
II you have not yet had look al
thu first prize. clip out the entry
blank on this page. and then hurry
10 the Seneca 81 window OF Piper
4 TAFT and see tho beautiful bike
AT the same time deposit your entry
blank for the race at the store.
Watch tomorrow's Star for ths
list % prizes and route OF the
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Get The Star Fight
Extra for the Dope

Always first with the best
news, The Star has made ar
ranaemen,s TO cover tho DIG
Labor day fights for the bene.
flt OF the boxing fans.
The old reliable United press
will carry tho reports Of the
two championship clashes
Charley White Va. Freddie
Welsh and Johnny kilcane w.
George CLANCY. The results OF
many OF the minor battles Will
also be carried.
Edward Hin. The Stars box
ine critic will cover the tH be-
tween Laurence Hall and Joe
German AZ Everett for the ban.
sanwelsht championship OF the
Pacific Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

FOREST HILLS. n. Y. Aug. 10
William NJ. Johnston and Clarence
J. Griffin. holders OF tho national
tennis championship In doubles. and
Maurice r. Mclaughlin and Ward
Dawson. ehallcnEerH, attn hold the
spotlight on the wcst side Tennis
clubs courts today. These four.
having been baked yesterday in
their intention to play the challenge
round for the title. will play off the
games this afternoon.
Singles matches for the national
championship. all but four OF which
we're postponed yesterday on &C.
count OF the rain. viii be played
today.
Among the most important are
those between Willis r. Davis OF
California and Joseph J. Armstrong
OF Philadelphia. Kari p. Dehr. New
York. Va. Conrad Doyle. Washing,
ton. Hachishiro MikRmi. japanese.
". VIM. j. Clothicr. Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col.
Aug. 2o.--imaolne witnessing a
battle for the lightweight
championship Of the world
from a point 80 miles distant
by roadway from the actual
scene OF the combat and more
than two miles sloV In slti-
tudel
Vet this was the novel
wager made yesterday by two
prominent fans. Francis
Drar OF New York offered 10
bet that he could, thru field
glasses, see the 2o-round bat
tie Labor day between Fred
die Welsh and Charley White
from the top OF Pixies peak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
MANY BOYS ENTER
BIKE RACES TO BE
RUN LABOR DAY

Entries for the Seattle 81
cycle clubs t6-mlle bike en-
duranee race. to be staged on
the morning OF Labor Day.
under the auspices Of The Sc
attic Star. were pouring In 20
Piper 4 TAT, ali afternoon yes
terday.
From the present outlook
there should be some keen com
petition for the beautiful $3.50
Excelsior motorcycle style bike
and other prizes donated by
Piper & Taft.
Mayor GIN was interviewed agail
regarding police pruies
ton for tho contestants. and Their
will be enough officers on hand {
see that the boys are we'll take
care Of. Motorcycle officers will <
ahead OF the racsrs around th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Welsh PICKED TO
RETAIN TITLE
LABOR DAY BOUT
BY EDWARD HILL.

licking the winners is always or less dangerous
occupation for young fellow, but having already
Stepped into the miro will slip little further.
We have already picked winner OF the Labor Day
bouts Johnny kibane defeat George CLANCY This seec-
is Freddie Welsh to defeat Charley White when the
pair angle Colorado Springs the afternoon OF Sep
TENDER T.
In picking Welsh took glimpse the dope OF
fights these lads have tangled The champion
has always had little class than the hard hitting
Chicagoan In choosing Welsh to win do not mean TO
Chcaeoan carries good healthy click and is mighty dan
gerous gladiator for such clever Welsh to
climb into the ring with
White PLAYS waiting game and when he lands good
night Lizzie Welsh however, Whites master at might
ing and when he will have his jaw well protected
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Bright Lights Liked
by This Box Fighter

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.--T-he bright
white lights are more alluring than
Missouri's simple farm life. declared
Ever Hammer. Chicago lightweight.
today.
Hammer started training for his
1b-round bout with Johnny Dundee
of New York at Kansas City Sep
TENDER II. on a farm at Ethel. Mo.
but fled back TO Chicago.
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Murray Kelley doubted this
and took the wager. Only
cloudy or rainy day will pre-
vent the settlement Of the bet.
To Finish Saturday
Welsh and White have started
on the last lap OF the training
grind and plan 10 finish hard
work by Saturday night, taking II
easy Sunday and Monday fore
noon.
white continued his slam-bang
tactics in his boxing preparations.
Middlewelght Leo Johnson being
his latest victim. Whites motto
apparently Is The bigger they are
the better the punching bag
judging from the way he tore into
Johnson yesterday. cutting him 10
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FIGHT FANS WOULD WATCH BOUT
FOR TITLE FROM Pixies PEAK
Your
Opportunity
"VaIues Tell"

ribbons. Leo was bleeding freely
at the end OF three rounds Of rough
work.
Welsh's training style is more OF
the muscle developing. physical
culture order and he reserves his
rough work for his heavyweight
partner, Fireman Jim Flynn. Welsh
was the feature attraction at &
ladies matinee" at the Antlers
hotel yesterday. where he went
thru his gym work and boxed ex-
hibition bouts with Charles Rose.
battling Reddy and Jack Bratton.
Ed Smith OF Chicago. official
stakeholder. Is on the ground. The
entire purse money will be depos-
tied with him Saturday.
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Simpson and Mucks
Have Place on Team

CHICAGO. Aug. 29-~Bob Slmp-
son, University OF Missouri hurdler.
and Archie Mucks. Wisconsin shot
putter. will have places on the Mid
die Western team which will com
pete in tho national championship
track and field meet at Newark. N.
H.. September and ..
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Good Play by Women
Features Tennis Mix

Good play 10 the women's sin
giles featured yesterdays matches
in the tennis tourney at Woodland
park.
Miss Gertrude Schriener went
down to defeat at the hands OF
Miss Annis Greene in two sets. 81.
g.. Miss Greene will meet Miss
Virginia Benson In tho semtfinal
matches
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Cheasty Ball Team
Victors in Contest

Cheastys defeated the jefferson
Park Juniors Sunday. at Jefferson
park by the score OF 10 !.
Lukanovic. for Chcastys. twiri.d a
very nice game. striking out IL.
men and allowing but three hits.
King. Riley. Petite and Wagner
starred both at bat and In tho
field. tho latter making a difficult
catch OF a long drive to left
Pointer, for Jefferson park. pitch
cd well. retiring nine via the
strike-out route.