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vidins for the appointment OF an IN
VestiSating committee to look into these
charges"
LanSdon was intensely excited over
this new development. Some one
has learned something about Peabody
or Stevens" he muttered. He feared
that this new complication might in
some way affect the fate of the naval
base-that the south, and Mississippi.
might lose il. He rose slowly in his
| seat, while the senate hummed with
the murnur of suppressed voices
Il ask for more definite informa-
tton," he began when recognized and
after the president of the senate had
pounded with the gavel to restore
quiet, $50 that this house can consider
this important matter more intelligent
Iy.''
Senator Horton rose. He said:
Il will take the liberty of adding
that the senator accused is none other
than the Junior senator from Missis-
sippi-"
Lansdon's eyes bIazed. He STROBE
swiftly into the aisle.
Mr.. President" he cried passion
ately, II know this is not the time or
place for a discussion like this, but
ask that senatorial courtesy permit me
to ask"-then he concluded strongly
before he could be stopped-"what is
the evidence in support of this pre-
posterous charger"
This is all out of order" said the
presiding officer after a pause, but
in view of the circumstances 1 will
entertain a motion TO suspend the
rules"
This motion passing, Horton replied
to LanSdon.
'Your name is signed to a contract
with J. d. Teller, mayor of Gulf City,
Miss, calling for 5000 shares in the
Gulf City Land company, and
"a lie, lie"' screamed LanGdon.
'"That official" went on Hort on cool
ly, ''is now in Washington. He has
the contract and will swear to con-
versations with you and your secre
tary. His testimony will be corrobo-
rated by no less parsonage than Con-
gresham Norton of your own district,
who says you asked him to conduct
part of the negotiations"
And I might add" cried Horton,
that 1t is known TO more than one
member of this honorable body that
you had drawn up a minority report in
favor of Gulf City because of your
anger Mt the defeat of your plan to
take the naval base away from Alta
coola.''
Langdon sank into his chair. be-
wildered, even stunned. There WAS a
conspiracy against him. but how could
he prove it? The ground seemed crum-
bling from under him-not even Il
straw to grasp. Then the old fighting
blood that carried him along in Beau
regards van tuEged Mt the valves of
his heart revived his spirit ran through
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II a We to hurry.
Your time is the
Sa me as mine.'
she added. nod
ding her head to-
ward a French
re n n 1 ssance
clock on the black
marble mantel.
AS the hostess
did this she dcft-
ly turned b a q k
the hands of the
senator's waite b
thirty-fiye nj 1 n
lltpS
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CHAPTER NNvnI.
: THE FLOOR OF THE SENATE

OF THE FLOOR OF THE SENATE.
IT. 90 much occupied in conccntrat-
ing his thoughts on his speech.
LanCdon failed to notice the
u CONSERVATION on the faces Of
Peabody ard stevens as he walked to
his scat in the senate. Th,s had failed
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Teeth Chatter

The Gold Tooth-Say. you'll be pulled
If you keep on disturbing the peace.
The Troublesome MoIar Hooray,
I'm just aching to get out of here, you
know.-Puck.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-04-15

Read The Labor Argus, the only
paper published in West Virginia
in the interest of the miners and
mine labOrerS
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-04-15

Now is the time to affiliate your
local with the State Federation Of
Labor. Get ready to make Il
united effort for legislation at the
next session of our law makers.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Tcstc: IRA II. MoTTEsHERD Clerk
J. w. CHAPPELLE. Sol
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windows. The driver started his
horses off on Il run.
Struggling to regain his breath, the
SeDator cried:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
BOTH COhDATANTS KILLED

Portland. Ore, March S-A mysterious
tragedy was revealed today when Mrs.
Oscar T. Hiett, during a search for her
young husband. who had been absent
from home all night. visited a shooting
preserve on Columbia slough and there
found the bodies of her husband and an
old man named John Dale. A bullet from
p rifle had shattered the side Of Hietts
head, and a deep wound on the head from
an ak disclosed the cause of Dale s
death. Both men were lying on the ground
near an old cabin and between them lay
the ak and a rifle, the weapons used in
the slaughter. Whether the old man shot
the younger and was then beaten with
the ak by Hiett. until the latter dropped
dead from loss of blood, or a third man
was the murderer. may never be known.
The former theory is held by the police.
The old man and Hiett, hardly entered
upon his 20s. had been companions for q
long time. until the younger took to nim-
self wife After that the old man ap-
parently became jealous Of the boys wife
and they quarreled frequently 1t is al
legged that Dale offered Hiett many in
duoements to leave the young woman.
and told him that if anything happened
IL him certain money that he had buried
or the shooting preserve would 90 to Hi
EFT when ne died. Recently he is alleged
to nave said to Mrs. Hiett that he would
do something that she would be sorry
for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
WEARY WALKERS
CONTINUE GRIND
All Long Distance Records Are
Broken in New York
Six-Day Race.

New York. March 9.-After having
ssmely struggled all the afternoon to
catch p. j. DineeB and W. +. Prouty. the
Boston team in the six-day go-asyou-
please race at Madison Square garden,
by wonderful burst Of speed Louis Or
phee of the French team took lead of
two laps over the Americans shortly aft
er midnight.
All records for the "A hours went By
the board ten minutes before midnight.
when Dineen had covered i65 miles / lap,
and exactly on the stroke of midnight
the French team equdled the figures set
by Helgeman and Cavanaugh when they
made the record of 1902.
Seven laps ahead of the Frenchmer..
Dneen plugged m historically along, but
Orphee then began pressing him. Sud
denly the FTenchman opened with a burst
of speed and circied around and around
the track amid the piaudits of the spec
tators, gradually creeping upon the Amer
leans.
Dineen pressed forward gamely, but
the Frenchman would not be denied, and
at 1920 he passed the Boston runner and
then circled the track again and again
until he had obtained an advantage OF
two laps over him.
The score at midnight follows:
Dineen and Prouty. 1858; Cibot and Or
phee. 1851; Spring and Adams, 1883; Fee
gan and Curtis, 1906; Davis and Metkus.
1888; Navcz and Doms, 1879; Loeslin and
klubertanz. 1851; Helgeman and Golden,
l59.f; Corey and Coleman; 1851; Guignard
and Revere, 1888. Shelton and Fraser,
IT'S; Blake and kellar. 1856; Annable and
O,Driscoil. 1855; Smeran and Weledge,
llS.f: Quackenbush and Nelson, I'LL;
Hartley and Pallanti, 115.S.
The score of the two leaders at ]
Cibot and Ocphee, ITO; Dineen and
PrOuty, 100.
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GAVE BEGGAR TEN CENTS
Now E. H. Hartman Is Keeping the
Wires Hot Trying to Find the
Fortunate Individual

Tucson. AFiz.. March S.-A beggsr 10
whom Z. II. Hartman gave a dime while
ia this city on THURSDAY last is being
sought by railroad detectives under in
structions from the railroad maKnate, who
is in Sinaloa. Mexico, and has kept the
wires hot in an effort to obtain some trace
of the MAJ. The trainmen have been
instructed to be on the lookout for the
man. whose description has been tele-
graphed 30 all points along the line.
What has occasioned Mr.. Hartman ?
sudden interest In the man Is not known
here
While Mr. Hartman and G party OF
friends were talking on the depot plat
form the Oeggar approached him and TOLD
a story about having been crippled while
in the service Of the Southern Pacific
Il is presumed that the magnate's inter
est was aroused and that on seConC
thought he decided to assist the man Il
he could be found
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, March S.-The horses ra-
strictly to form at Santa Anita this after
noon, six of the seven races being cap
tured by public choices. Alteration. win
ner of the fourth race, was the only out
slider to come holding first and his victory
was due to the clever ride of McCahey,
who reserved his mount for the final drive
when ne came on and beat Knight of
lengths away In this event Jocky Gold
stein. who rode I.ibertO. fouled THE
Thorn. for which he was fined $780,
Results:
First race. selling. six and a half fur
longs-Iikeiy Dieudonne. 107. MCGEE, 10
to D. won; Buckthorne, 107, SheTiner 10 to
!. second: Belleek. los. Mccarthy. l. to I.
third. Time-1.5o. Prometheus, Alien
Allen Lee, Sainposal, Solus, Dexterine also
ran.
Second race. 2-year-oIds. purse. three
and a half furlongs-FTank G. Hogan. los,
MCGEE, 6 to ), won; Mike Molett, los, Ken
needy, 1 to ], second: Medallion. los. Gold
stein. 9 to >, third Time-i1 seconds Mr.
Hose, Counsel J. Chester Krum, J. II.
Barr, David Montgomery also ran.
Third race, selling, seven furlongs-
EthOn. 10, Kennedy. ] to ,, won; Ad-
riuche. 102. MCGEE, 8 to 5. second; Elem
ing, lis, Aubuchon, q to ), third. Time
1:25 Only three starters.
Fourth race. selling, one mile-Adora-
ton, les, McCahey, TO l, won; Knight of
lEdDiuts lUfs BAAHtiis - 70 l. SttOttu7 LAY
Star. no. Y Powers. 3 to l. third. Time
I:5g A.. Margaret Randolph. Friar of FL
gin. Brancas, The Thorn, Josie s. and Ii
berto also ran
Fifth race. selling. mile and three-six-
tee uthS- Moiesey. 1O2. MCGEE. / to ?, won.
Vaneu, 50. G. Russell, Is to l, second; Mike
Jordan. Jos. T. Rice. to /, third. Time
I:59 Prince of CASTLE. Areourt. Ouardi
and Goldway also ran
Sixth race, selling, six furtongs-Aimee
c.. 1G5. Goldstein. 8 to 10, won; VirlandO.
90 McCahey. 20 to ]. second: Airs. 101.
Kennedy. to ]. third. Time-1:H Wis
taria. Number One, Vivant Teo Beach,
Korosilany, lamar and Lucy Marie also
ran.
Seventh race. selling, six furlongs-
Biskra %, Goldstein, / to ,. won: MAY
Sutton. %. B. Wilson. 8 to !, second: Al
bion H. 80 g Burns, Z TO !, third. Time
-1:1S 1-5. Our Anna. A Polly. Agnes
Virginia, Miss Hin flden Wave,
Peerless Lass and N ia also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
HUNTER FOR HUNTER THE
VICTIM OF DUNCO GAME
Arrest at Fashion Saloon Develops
Tale Of Tiger-Bucking Episode
and New Styie of "Sluff,"

When a young fellow who gave his
name as Frank Summers about 20 years
old, was arrested in the Fashion saloon,
on West Second South street, yesterday
afternoon. it developed a little byplay
behind the scenes. Loaded down with d
dime novel of the lurid type that en-
ploys the accessories of a six-shooter,
80 cartridges. n razor. butcher knife.
two clothespins and a spoon. ell of which
Summers had. ne was arrested on a
charge Of carrying concealed eapons.
lie was taken TO the station, booked and
Jailed.
An hour later the byplay came to
light. clustered and ont Of breath. with
all the appearance OF one who had hur-
ried. a man entered the leutenant's Of
flee anxiously iuqniring what had been
done with Jack Hunter. As it happened,
Lieutenant HCmpei knew nothing of Jack
Hunter. had never heard OF him. and
couldn't even imagine what had happened
to him The explanation developed the
stors. The man at the station ono name
given, it seemed, had been on intimate
terms with Jack Hunter. In fact he
had stalSed him and helped him in sew
ersl ways. for all Of which Jack seemed
grateful and anxious TO make some re-
turn Of appreciation. Yesterday il APP
peared, he had tumbled to the fact that a
nice little game was being played across
z ETGCn-COVercd table in one of the rear
rooms Of the Fashion. Confidence I'm
Jacks ability TO gamble was strong. an-
Jack was given sl5 to bust the game.
Jack started out all right but it WASH {
long until the hurry call came over the
telephone. There had been q gun play in
the saloon, Jack was held and needed s.
bail money, and ne had taken il.
That was about all. except that the man
found out at the police station that Jack
Hunter had not been arrested. there had
been no 3 bail accepted from any one
during the afternoon, and-weIl, neither
Jack nor the SIS vas in sight.
A private safe may be rented in the
IL L. Il L.
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TURF RESULTS
At Oakland.


Oakland, Cal, March S.-some good
fields went to the post at Emeryviile to-
day and interesting sport resulted. The
feature was the mile and half race in
which Wuerzburger- was the faYorite. y.
Muskoday, the second choice. went out in
front and was never headed winning I'm a
fomp from Benvolio. Wuerzburger
stopped badly. Results:
First race. three and a half fUrlonSs,
purse-Warfare, 10, Borel, to 1. won;
Ond; Redeem, 1l0, lines. to /. third Time
ia seconds. Lena Merle, Miss Picnic,
Jungle Queen, Airiu Fairie Geneva. Dor
mazda, Knubs. Easter Roses and Quickly
finished as named.
Second race six furlongs. sclling-Joe
Rose, l03, HOgg, to !, Won; Traffic. 80,
Ross. % to D second; Lighthouse, 100,
Taplin. Il to 10. third. Time-i:l5 40
OsOrine, Evelyn X, Biameless and Louis
Streuber finished as named.
Third race. mile and a half, seliing-A.
Muskoday. 100. Deverich. IS TO ), won;
Benvoio, ia. Butler. Z to /, second; Rot
rou, Ill. Rettig, to /. third. Time-2:H.
Prince of Orange. Kogo and WuerzburSer
finished as named.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards, sell
tng-Keep Moving. 100. Taplin. to >. won
Rene mbeT, 100, Mentry. s to J, second ;
Raleigh. 107, Butler. 3 to ;. third Time
Ia CopDers- Massa. Convent Bell. Old
Settler. The Captain, Flaunt and Katie
Powers finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards. selling
Ell PicarO, %, Taplin, Is to ). won: Wap.
1906 Archibald. II to = second; Yankee
Tourist 50, Deverich. 20 to l. third. Time
III. En- and En-. Buchanan. Green
Goods. Little Minister, Aftermath, Colonel
Bronston, Cuernavaca and Funnyside fin
ished as named.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs, sell
ing-Hereafter. 10. Mcintyre. 5 to ]. won;
Deutschland, 115. Rettig. to =, second
Belle Kinney, los. Taplin, to !, third.
Time-1:09 2-5. Tom Shaw, Laura Clay,
Anna May, Security and Duke of orleans
finished as named
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TIPPETS DOWN TO WORK
Writes From Rock Springs, Wyo.,
That He Is Against
BIO Man.

Jack Tippets. the local welterweight,
who has gone to Rock Springs to meet
Ben Smith. the colored heavyweight,
writes that he has begun training and
that everything looks good He says the
bout is booked for twenty rounds on
March Il at catch weights, which gives
Smith about twenty pounds the better Of
it. Tom Painter is to be the referee.
which just suits Tippets, and as he SAYS.
This assures everyb ody a square deal.
Jack says the sports in Rock Springs
are still insisting he was defeated at
Park City when Crowley Of that place de-
feated fighter who gave the same name
Itppets wears.
Jack says thar Tommy Fitzgerald. the
local boxer. who was defeated in Rock
Springs and came back to Salt Lake with
the report that he won, lis in bad, and IL
he ever returns to Rock Springs things
will be made interesting for him..
Tippets sends greetings to all mis- Salt
Lake friends and says he will surely
win.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
ORPHANS HOME MEETING.

The board of directors Of the orphans
home on State street met yesterday aft
ernoon in monthly session and reported on
institution. Fifty-four children are at
present within the place. six of whon,
are I'm the infants ward The report OF
the proceeds from the sale of tickets for
The Colonial theatre ten DAYS ago was not
made owing to the fact that one mem
her of the board was not able to be pres
ent to make it. The next meeting TO be
held in April. will be one of the entire
association. 1t which time an auditing
c. mmittee will make a complete report
OF all funds OF the nome and the manner
IN which they are invested.
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Pittsburg Results.

Pittsburg. March S.-A number of high
scores were made tonight at the ninth in
ternational tournament of the American
Bowling congress. Ward of Chicago rolled
81 in the individual event, making the
highest mark in this class on the tourua-
ment alleys.
The highest scores in the first five men
events tonight we're:
Plaza, Baltimore, 2, 725.
Nalpey. Detroit, 2.6S2-
Z j. Schmidt, Detroit. 2.62j.
Local Guard, Detroit. 2.5SS.
POntChaTtrain. Detroit zoe.
Cadillac. Detroit. 2.5iS.
Frisch Tigers. Detroit, 2,Jl1-
Wayne Detroit. 2,557.
GOdards. Saginaw. Mich, 2.5i5.
Peninsular Stove Co, Detroit, 2,i59.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
BALL PLAYERS THREATEN
TO HANG BElLB0I

Macon. Ga March s.-Followins the
theft of valua bles from the room of
George Mcconnell. a pitcher for the New
York American baseball team which is In
practice here. Mcconnell and several Of
his comrades secured a rope and threat
ened. it Is said. to hang negro bellboy
on whose person the stolen articles were
found. Detectives Smith and Harrison in
terfered and locked the negro up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
DIGGER STANLEY WANTS
TO MEET BETTIS0N

Boston. March S.-A. +. Bettison OF tho
National Sporting club. London, Cabled
jimmy Walsh Of Newton today that Dig
ger Stanley had agreed to box Walsh
fifteeTi rounds I'm that city MAY TO- The
weight will be lis pounds This figure
Is recognized in England as the bantam
weight limit under the recent classified
tions adopted by the National Sporting
club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
MARCH 9 IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

IS63-JOhn Gully. a noted prize fighter
and member of parliament, died.
1S7S-Boston Bicycle club conducted the
first bicycle run ever held in the United
States.
ISs3-At st. Louis. A. y. Bogardus ISL
defeated w. r. Carver G9) in pigeon
shooting match for 500.
1ss4-Henry ("Blower') Brown. a famous
pedestrian. died in London.
1Ss5-At New York, Joseph Cotton Goo
defeated Al. Smith CPD in cushion carom
match for Si0O0.
Is9O-Jacob Goodman. a well known pro-
fessional baseball player, died at Read
ing. Pa.
ieO3-At Pittsburg. philadelphia Jack
O'Brien defeated Jim Jeffords in ten
rounds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
TRIAL Is HELD UP.
Judge Marshall Can't Sit in Suit
Against DowelI.

When Judge Marshall read the COM
plant in the case of the Rio Grande West
ern railroad against John Dowell ct al
which was to have been tried in Ogden
Monday morning. he discovered that he
was disqualified to hear tine case. Judge
Marshall learned that a company in which
he is a stockhoider was somewhat con-
cerned as one of the defendants and he
refused to have the case tried be fore him.
although attorneys on both sides were
willing that he should do Sc. He will ask
that another United States Judge be sent
here to act n the proceedings
The Rio Grande Western Railway corr
pany brought suit against John Dowell
and several other parties seeking to CON
denim a certain piece of property through
which the railroad desires to build spur
track. The case will not pc heard now
until the latter part of April.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
BOULDER WANTS GAME.
Asks Varsity for Football Contest
Next Season.

A letter has beeh received by Coach
Maddox of the university from the Uni
versity of Colorado asking for foot
ball game next year Boulder offers
Utah six dates to choose from, with the
understanding that the game viii be
played in Colorado next year. as the an
nUal game was played in this city last
season. The Utah authorities viii act on
the matter at the next meeting OF the
athletic council.
This is one of the first letters between
the two schools since the trouble a year
ago. when Boulder refused to meet the
Utah track team after their journey to
that city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
SAMMY GOES TO COAST.
Local Motor Rider Will Try New Los
Angeles Track.

T. NJ. Samueison. the great local motor
rider left last night for Los Angeles To
fill an engagement on the new Prince
track. Samuel intends to ride at Los An
geles until the season opens at Salt Lake
when he viii return. He says he will
bring home lot of Los Angeles speed
with him and will show some of the home
boys how il is done on the coast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
SAXON WINS MARATHON.
Well Known Local Bike Rider Scores
Hit at Atlanta.

The Marathon race craze has hit the
bicycle riders, and now instead Of long
distance grind il is over the Marathon
route. The first race Of this distance 26
miles 3S5 yards. ever run was held at
Atlanta last week. and Saxon Williams
OF Buffalo, y. Y. who is we'll known To-
cally. won the race. He rode from
scratch with all Of the fast boys in the
race Williams is one Of the riders who
Is signed to ride in Salt Lake during the
coming season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
- "a - RIDS THE SYSTEM
49, Aa1s 49, OF CATARRH

Inflammation OF the
membranes of the body The dseasng OF these
produces OF the
feeling
pains irritation sometimes slight
general Ill health. the
affected by the continual impure blood through them and
allowed the
s. Caah because purifes the blood 1t goes into
particle the catarrhal matter making
symptom disappears the constitution built and health
attacking trouble
head removing making pera
made entirely from health
for this especially and desirable medicine
Book on Caarrh medical advice all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
ALLEGED FAKER is
HELD AT HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs. Ark. March S.-tIeorge
Ryan. the alleged member of a gang of
foot racers. charged with wholesale swim
ding operations will not go to Iowa in
custody of officers at the present time
Ryan was today held here by the county
court to answer to a charge of assault
with intent to kill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
HIGHWAYMAN KILLED
GIRL WHO STOPPED HIM

Baltimore March S.-Jennie Reed. q
years old. was murdered tonight by q
highwaymau at Mount Washington q
suburb.
She and John Mueller. to whom she was
engaged. were OH the way 20 visit friends
In lonely place they were stopped by 4
man who called for their vsluahles. Muel-
Ter gave up what money he had and then
the highwayman demanded a necklace
worn BY Miss Reed. She replied by slap
ping his face. He then fired the bullet
striking the girl in the head and killing
her The SLAYER escaped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-09
STATE LEAGUE ONLY.

Great Falls. Mont. March Sat d meet
ing of the baseball fans In this city. held
this evening. +. n. Cooney. who attend
ed the Butte meeting last week, made a
report and il was decided that Great
Falls should not take p franchise in an
intermountain league and should consid-
sr no proposition outside of a state league.
Mr. Cooney was again delegated 20 rep
resent the association at the meeting 10
be held in Helena March 10.
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SULLIVAN BEATS
Jim" STEWART

New York March SACK Sullivan to-
night defeated Jim Stewart the Brook
lvn heavyweight. in a fast ten-rOund bout
at the Marathon Athletic club in Brook
lyn Sullivan forced the battle from the
start and with the exception of two
rounds had the better of his opponent
lnrnl1chnuf