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Mlstali Bowlln, Hnvinn Finished Mis
tali Jones and Mlstali Turner, Will
Now, Sce4Hls Lato Foes Mix It
Willi Each Other.
FIRST CHINESE WARSHIP TO VISIT AMERICAN WATERS.
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A hilenlil enrd of Inning will li
hcM nflxt KrMiiy evening nt llto Nnt
nluiiilm chili nioinn. ilUimRer 11
wunls liflS been enrifu! match l
hoys in cta woijjlits ami class.
Hoy smith who litis been winning
willi such comphrottvo cSc, will lo
)ntl to the te?l when lio meets Char
ley MoSlnihe, Hit lnttcr hns'aliovrn m
his workouts thnt ho is by far Iho
Lust bbxer the clnli has ever turned
out, nnil will bo no easy pickings for
Hoy Smith.
Walter Kane, wlio boxed a draw
nl the last Smoker, will meet Joe
l'arlcer. These two should put up nn
intcrbsling )jo. ns I'arker is fafet and
I'levev while Knlic te more of the
sturdy, boring in tvpe.
John Turner, ''Clue' Bowlen's tost
-ictim will he given nnothar chance
to redeem himself against Bert Jones
who has also had nn interview V'th
"MfcfAlj Cine.1 These tw6"c61oM
boys will fight it out between them,
nud the winner will be given another
opportunity at Chic Bowlen.
Eddie Whitey and Willie Keogh are
new comers at the game, but these
nro the boys that generally put up
n good contest.
Tickets for sale nt the club rooms
and the Mcdford cigar stand.
CLASH NEAR HOUSTON
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THB CHiriESaQRUlSCrt HMlCHl
Tho Chluoso cruiser Hal Chi, Hear Admiral Chlng Plh Kwnnjt In com
mand, la now In Xew York. Plans are being perfected at tho navy depart
ment for the reception of the Chinese officers. This Is tho first time thnt
n Chinese warship has visited American waters and there Is keen lutorest
In tho ship and Its personnel.
local officials will cense their efforts
to get the men to return Individual
ly.
According to a statement by offi
cials of the Oakland yards, no diffi
culty In handling both freight and
passenger traffic is being experienced
here, other than that usually ex
perienced lu breaking In new men.
(Continued froki Page 1.)
Tho railroad Is preserving a Sphlnx
Ilo silenco and Athearn declared that
tho tompany hod already mado pub
lic all they have to say at present.
OAKLAND, Cal., Oct i. That
absolutely no effort will bo made by
tho Southern Pacific company to
further induce Its strllng employees
to return to their work In the West
Oakland yards Is the statement
ma'do by the local officials.
Following the instructions from
General Superlntcnd6nt H. J. Small
today the last opportunity that will
given jthe strikers to return and ac
cording 'to a 'statement by Small, the
Long Sflg Alio.nl.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3. Pre
parations for a long sleo In tho
shopmen's strike became mOre appar
ent today a the SSuthern Pacific
yards here when It waslattied that
a number of cars of supplies 'fed ar
rived for tho use of the strikebreak
ers who took the places of the strik
ing machinists, hpllermakers and
other craftsmen. A number of din
ing cars have been placed on sidings
and in these cooks are preparing
meals for tho new men.
The company denies that any Con
siderable number of men has been
employed, but the strike leaders be
lieve that a large number of now
men are in the shops.
Cots Set Up.
"The day before tho Btrlko wa
declared," said E. I. Jteglun. presl-1
dent of the federation of shop em
ployes, today. "Tho Southern Pacific
set up a number of cots within tho
shops. Since then carloads of sup
plies have arrived. We do not
doubt but that the company will
make every effort to fill tho shops
with anything that can stand on two
legs In order to make It appear that
tho shops are filled. "Without excep
tion, however, the men wno take the
places of tho strikers canuot be con-
sldered (skilled men In any braiicn
of tho service." '
Trying In Stores.
LOS ANGKLES. Col. Oct. 3. At
patently hiking the final steps in
jirewmtion for iy long siege of strike
the Southern Pacific and Salt taike
roads today are gathering cooks, pro
visions and bedding inside the
stockade at the local shop.
Labor lenders here say this is only
a bluff by the company, and thnt the
rnllronds will be unable to find a
sufficient number of .skilled mechan
ics intelligently to carry to comple
tion the unfinished work left behind
by the striking shopmen.
"At the office of the railroad com
pany today it wns stated that about
UoO of the 400 employes dropped
from the payrolls about six weeks
ago had returned to work in the
shops. Local unioir leaders laugh nt
these figures, declaring that not more
than 50 men, bosses included, are at
work in the shops.
Xo disorders lmvo been reported
and the guards surrounding the two
shops hnve had little, if anything, to
do.
ROAD WORK IS
BEING
RUSHED
Twrrfiy Brothers and tho County ore
Maklnn Progress-! f Rain Doos
Not Come Too Heavy Roads will
be 0icn this. Winter.
Th work of (tui'dt'iu'tiiig (ho Cen
tral Point hoiilnvurd is promising
rapidly nud unless a heavy rain
should cheek the niogrcstf of the
work by the liiuo i inter is heio the
rond between this cilv mid Central
Point will be in umditioi for travel,
tho year around.
Twoliy Rros. have a largo force of
men at work grmling and will boon
liiivc a portion of the road complet
ed. The county is making considerable
progress on Iho U Kane rond nud
if the wenlher remains good, allow
ing tho work to be continued another
mouth, the road will he open all winter.
RICH GOLD STRIKE:
NORTHERN
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SANTA FE. X. M.. Oct. 3. Be
cause A. A. Jones, keynoter for the
Democratic stnte convention which
wns scheduled to open here todny,
had a toothache, the keynoting wns
put off. The convention organizes
today and will make nomination to.
morrow. Indications are that Y. B.
McDonald of Curriiojtn. will be nom
inated for governor ahd W. II. "Wnl
ton of Silver City, aud Wm. McGill
bf Lnlaiidc. forcongress.
ST. JOHNS. X. F.. Oct. 3. -What
is declared to bo the richest gold find
since the days of scattered pockets
in California, wns made by two men
who returned today in the pmnll
steamer Kite from a voynge to north
ern Labrador aud Baffin's Land.
The men. It. S. Klmsley of Otta
wa, nud Richard White of St. Jolnw,
chartered the steamer three months
ago, ostensibly for a trading voyage.
They returned with five tons of min
eral which they declared at the cus
toms honse. The mineral was enum
erated ns gold quartz, placer gold,
irotf, mica, -plumbago, porphyry, dol
omite, vhyolite, Lnbrhdorito aud
schist. Ono member of the steamer's
crew exhibited a three ounce nugget
of almost virgin mdd.
The )nen refuse to dibcuas their
discoveries.
OREGON TO LEAD
THROUGH CANAL
WASHINGTON, Out. 3. Tho nunc
incut Htnrted on tlto l'aelflo CoiihI
looking toward tho Holcctlpn of tho
hlstoiie batU.'Hhlp Oregon to load
iho world-wldo Jmgotint that Vlll
mien tho Panama Catml to commerce
lu lUir Is' gaining utieli headway that
It Is believed thin vesxel la tiMitrod of
tho honor.
AKfiUtntit Secretary of tho Navy
neekmau Wlnthrop favoru tho pro
poaltlon, and oxplnliiH that tho ohly
thing ncccsttary to bring, about the
Orcgon'tt selection In a Hiittlclent
amount of public sentiment In Its
favor.
"Tho whnlo question In ineroly ono
of Bontltucnt," said Wlnthrop today.
"And lr tho people of tho country
show' that they would llko to nave
tho Oregon, who "we'll her find, lad
rola by tho remarknldo flight from
1'uftot Sound navy yard to Cuba by
tho present round-about routo, to be
the Nrat tb go from Ocean to ocean
UtroiiRh this newer and nhbiter way,
tho depaitment will 'soo to It that
their Wishes ai0 Mlfllled."
Tho Oregon Is now anchored tot
tho PiiRCt Scmnd hav yard, liavtng
Just been completely overhauled, and
sho Is pronounced to he fit for au
other tfnch crnlso as "matte her fa
mous Inot-o than a decade ago, al
though 'anxious to faako tho proposed
triumphal voyaijo through the canal
Inhoad of other vessels.
Look for tho loser of the articles
you have found for a prompt ud
may save him a lot of worry.
' HanVlns for ITcwltn.
l.i.ll.'ril ) ilnl 1 I ' i.
WORTH lOp.QOQjOOO. 4
(Continued frore Pay 1.1
and their" methods ojen to huspielon."
That it wK this fchr of losing Uh
lieensu to violate tho law which
caused the Meol trust to suffer, i
indicated that tho "break-'' in stocks
tiliplu'd to no other securities. Xr
Wns there ami indication f a lessen
ing of the denmnd for the products
of tho trust. Market conditioiiH re
mained normal; the stock of some
of tho railroads increasing.
The "steel flurry" wan proof posi
tive that the shrinkage' in stocks un
der tho conditions named, reveals
that lhc steel trust's license to ig
nore the law in worth n hundred mil
lion dollars to tho trust.
Look at tho "For Snlo" ndn nnd
nt pomo of tho things that arc adver
tised for nftle. "
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