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Young Billiard Player Defends Him- |
self in Contest for 182 Balk
Line Championship
Wille Hoppe again proved that he
is the world's greatest cue master at |
the Hotel Astor in New York when |
defended his title for |
18.2 line billlard champion.
the balk
Willie Hoppe
the challe:
itton
score of {
§
Average was
and Drew to Enter
sprinter,
of Penn
intention
races
a mem-
pulled
of the
able to
Both athletes are attending
alifornia
SUtio
10 compete
on April 25
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of
» aunual relay
was also
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Olympic bu
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I00-meter race and was us
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Durborow’s Friends Aroused.
The friends of the Charles Durbo- |
row, the Philadelphia swimmer, are
ised over the claim of Bam Rich-
Boston the national cham:
pionship as regards endurance in the |
water. Durborow's friends assert that
the Philadelphian has accomplished
feats that discount uything done by
Richards has AD aes
the Boston swimmer to a finish match :
and is walting for an acceptance of the |
challenge i
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Made a Good Fight. i
Although he was knocked down in |
the first round, Eddies Moy of Allen
town, Pa, made a strong showing in |
his six-round contest at Philadelphia |
against Johuny Kilbane, featherweight |
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FOR WORLD'S TENNIS TITLE
Jay Gould, Amateur Champion,
Compete With G. F. Covey, Pro
fessional, in Philadelphia.
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The articles of agreement for the
championship court tennis
match to be held in Philadelphia be
tween Jay Gould, the amateur cham
plon, and G. ¥. Covey, the profession
have been approved by
according & communication
from London by H. T
chalrman of the athletic com:
of the Racquet club
Lytton, on behalf of C
haat agreement which
or of 13
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Covey, to
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nittee
I Neville
wrote
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played
perfectly
Racquet club has
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0 Covey If he
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the provi
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March 18
goty to be
and
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a pur
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are
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for
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with
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TAKES STRING TO AUSTRALIA
Burns, Former Heavyweight
ion, With Six Pugs, Leaves
invasion of Antipodes
Tommy
Champ
for
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left fo
the ot} aay
six
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seilists
are
an
Tommy Burns.
heavyweights; Dan Sullivan
weight; Fritz Holland welterweight;
Leo Johnson, featherweight, and
Louis Reese, lightweight
Besides arranging bouts for the six
fighters, Burns is under contract to
meet either Gunboat Smith or Georges
Carpentier, the French light heavy
weight. This bout will be ‘staged be
fore the Olympic club at Sydney at
middie
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Weekly Review of Trada an
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Dun’'s Review says:
“Weather conditions were an import
ant factor in the business situation
this week. Recent storms jmpeded
railroad traffic and retarded the dis
tribution of merchandise yet certain
lines of trade benefited by the heavy
snowfall and zero temperature There
was a notable increase In the move
ment of footwear and heavy weight
Wpparel, while fuel was in greater de
mand. Sentiment in commercial and
industrial channels remains optimistio
and evidences of Improving conditions
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“Fallures
2868 in the
Year,
4 last
with 27
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paired, industrial operations are ex
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retail trade In winter apparel has been
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zero weather, the coal trade has been
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cellent condition and gives promise to
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weather larly In the East has
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Judge
United
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Live Stock
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Cattle—Beeves, $7.1008.65;
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8.50; calves, $7.50@10.75.
Centaur Company of New
York, the manufacturers of Fletcher's
Castoria, against the Stewart &
Holmes Drug Company of this city
The controversy arose {rom the sim
ulating of the labels of this well. known
preparation, and from the evidence
filed In the case it was shown that the
infringing label was first discovered
on sale in Honolulu, and was traced to
its origin
The defendant com
the oldest and largest concerns of its
kind in the Northwest
The decree carries with it an order
that the Stewart & Holmes Company
recall the goods which are the mar
ket under the infringing label, and to
pay all costs in the suit and damages
assessed $400. — Beattie,
“Times.
HAD TOLD THE EXACT TRUTH
Was Just as
Letter
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Lecture's "“Outpouring”
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of Recommendation.
with a
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letter
lecturer went to
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day
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14t told
about my love of money and m y disre
gard for humanity you'd think 1 was
some such monster as the erimios! of
the anecdote
“A judge
criminal
‘And you actually had the
murder this poor man for a
50 cents!
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inal,
‘well,
pect?
there-
eli yr.
talkin
tani
sical but ath
the slories
whir
with a
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are
once said to a terrible
eart
matter of
your honor,’ sald the crim
with an injured-innocence air,
your honor, what do you ex-
Fifty cents here and fifty cents
it soon mounts up.” ”
ACHY FERLINGS, PAIN IN LIMBS
and all Malarious indications removed
by Elixir Babek, that well known rem.
edy for all such diseases.
“1 have taken up the threes bottles of
your ‘Elixir Ba ' and have not felt
so well and entirely free from in in
limbs for pve joan ‘Mrs. E. Higgins
Jacksonville,
Ellxir Babek £0 cents, all druggists or
by Parcels Post prepaid from Kiocsew-
, okt & Co. Washington, D. C
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Needed Every One.
Asker—Could you lend me a V?
Tellit—Neo, 1 couldn't,
Asker-—Have you a
would lend me a V?
Tellit--No. 1 have not a friend to
spare — Kansas City Star,
Next Move.
He--8ince you lost that bet,
I can claim the forfeit
She-~1 really don't know what you
mean; and, besides, some one might
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