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VII FIr NJ ReImnnt.

Paris, Oct S.-M Gasso. who uses an
aeroplane Of the Santos-Dumont Demoi-
selle type. has signed an agreement TO
fly at the Belmont Park meeting. VIM
nalen. who holds the height record. in
sisled upon terms that were too high
fof his engagement to appear at the
meeting.
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Aero Prizes Reach Huge sum.

Paris, oct. S.-The treasurer OF the
Aero Club announces that 2.49S,OOO francs
has been distributed in prizes at avia-
tior meetings under the clubs control up
10 date.
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SOUTHCAPITULATES
To COL. ROOSEVELT
Enthusiasm as Great as that
in InSurgent West.
UNCLE REMUS PRAISED
Tribute to the Memory of Joel
Chandler Harris.
UNCLE REMUS PRAISED

Former President Visits Mountain
school, and Later Hastens TO Rome,
where He Speaks from Platform
Built of BALES of Cotton, Valued
as S4,0GO-Has Four Strenuous
Pays Ahend-InspectS Grounds.
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Baltimore & Ohio route Account ANA
teur Athletic Championship Games. Oc-
tOber II, Z. and l3, valid for return until
October Il. Ask B. & o. agents for par
ticuIars
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UtIUUET II 10 Ia
Baltimore & Ohio. Tickets for all
trains. valid for return until 18th, $40.
For special train. leaving Washington
7:S0 a. m, October IS. returning. leave
Hagerstown 4:45 p m, same day. $3.50
round trip.
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RECTOR QUESTIONS
BIBLES ACCURACY
Rev. A. A. Morrison, of Ore
gOn, StartleS Conference.
BISHOP HARDING WILL SPEAK

ope,Ial % tie Washington HcI@l3.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct S--That the
bible is not the word of God and can
never be taken TO be that by the wise
people Of this country" was the state
ment made here to-day by Rev. A. A
Morrison. OF Portland. Ore
DR.. Morrison was replying 10 an ap-
peal TO the house OF deputies by Dr..
J. W Mcrlvain. of Pittsburg. 10 place
the name of God in the constitution or
the church. He says that because or
Inaccuracies the Scriptures have never
been considered as the word Of God,
but only the writings of men who had
His work at heart and the wish TO aid
those who sought 10 know more OF
His work.
One of the speakers here tomorrow
morning will be the Right Rev. Alfred
Harding. Bishop of washington. and
one of the most brilliant men in the
convention. He will speak at Grace
Church. which is one Of the largest
downtown Episcopal churches Rev
r. II. McKim. of Washington, pre-
siding officer at the house Of bishops
viii speak in the afternoon at Trinity
Church.
Women Contribute 100000.
The church received to-day almost
$780, 0o0 from the woman's auxiliary to the
board Of missions. which has worked
steadily for the missionary work of the
church for many years. Miss Julia c
Emory, of New York City, has been the
secretary of this body for the last twelve
years and has attended every triennial
gathering for the last thirty years.
Dr. McKin1, of Washington, denied this
morning that the East has been better
treated than the West in the naming Of
men TO committees, though one of the
delegates from the West got up after
ward and said that twelve out Of thir-
teen delegates on many of the prominent
committees were ministers and laymen
from the East.
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OUTLAW DIETz
CAPTIVE At LAST
Picturesque Wisconsin Cabin
Rushed by Posse.
WHITE FLAG rs RUN UP
Hundreds of Shots Fired Be-
fore He Surrenders.

Cameron Dam Defender wounded
and Warfare OF Years Ends-TraD
Set by DePuties-Last Chapter OF
Famous Case Written When En-
tire Family Is Taken "a Jail
HaStens 10 seek shelter.
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sI.2-BaItimore and Return

Baltimore a Ohio.
Every Saturday and Sunday. AL trains
both ways. both days, except Royal Linz
tied
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whole windows Glazed for sI.eS.
Frank Libbey q Coz 9th & n. Y. Ave.
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Women Contribute $500, 900.
sf.25 to Baltimore and Return

Saturdays and Sundays. via Penna. R. r.
Tickets good returning until Sunday night
All regular trains except the Congress
sional Limited"
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Pairs of No. 1) Blinds for 1925.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th s. n. Y. Ave.
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sI.23 10 Baltimore and Return
To-day via Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
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Front Doors Glazed S4.O0 Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th s. N Y. Ave,
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Pretty ManteIs for $500 Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. Ave.
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FROST IN BUFFALO.

Hay Fever Is Checked for the Sea-
son There.
Buffalo, oct. Shay fever is a thing
of the past In Buffalo for az least an
other year Last night this city expert
eneed the first heavy frost Of the season.
II was killing frost. and exposed places
were so covered by It that they had the
appearance of being covered by a light
snowfall
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Colonial COIurxns $3.50 Apiece.
Frank Itbbey & Co.. 9th s. n. Y. Ave.
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MOIdings No. % for 1 Cent a Foot.
Frank Llbbey g Co. 9Th & y. 7. Ave.
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Doors I1% Inches Thick, SI.5O Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y Ave.
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Wants Forests Saved.

Continued on Page 3, Column 3.
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bbv habfa vuelto q recobrar su aire-
!slto varonll.
Jimmy permanecia junto a la puer
/ ia de la boveda, y sus dedos eran
manatiales de sangre.
! Rose diri glose hacla el le tomo las
manos suavemente y las beso.
El levanto los ojos y VIC & Doyle.
La coartada Sc habia estrellado.
Valentine abriendo la GAIA, habiase
indentlficado
-Creo que Vd. CANA despues de
todo, DOYLE, -dijo e. Me ire con Nd.
!! No lmporta
Fl paraiso habia volado despues
rde tanto tempo en- que habla traba-
jado helmente para conse gulrlo. NO
ipudo hablar mas.
Doyle contemplate a Rose que con
tlnuaba acariclandole las manos.
Perdone, sehorita, -dijo tarta-
mudeando y tratando de dlsculpar-
Sc. rs usted su hermana
No. -dlio Rose.-Sov su novla y
vamos ) casarnos.
sEstan ustedes comprometidos.
--Si.
Entonces Nd. 10 qulere el mas
que Massachusetts, declare el detec-
ire.
Jimmy 10 miro con admiration.
ESQ esta hien hecho, vlejo,-dl-
! 10 DOYLE volviendose a el. Seque nc
te merezeo mucho credito, pero ten
90 en- casa una tierna nina, ". .scom.
prendes? la cosa es asi nc
puedo hacerlo euando te has core
gldo J has corrldo el peligro de vol
Yer otra vez a mi poder por salvar d
esa nina.
Jimmy le tendi6 una mano toda-
via ensan grentada.
+! DOYLE la tom6 entire las suyas sua
|vemente, Y enseguida, volvlendose
dej6 la habitacion precipitadamente
Iba limplandose los olos con un pa
Inuelo al mlsmo tempo que salia.
Jimmy Sc volvio q Rose.
sComplendes tt 10 que he he
choo-pre gunto.- aSabes por que Sc
me buscaba ?
-Todo 10 conlprendo, Y comprer
do mejor que NADIA, que te amo ma;
que que nunca.
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I'm fosforo
Cincuenta y dos!-se ovo al ha-
Ger luz.
Doyle Sc enternece.
Desaparece la luz otra vez. Los Sc
gundos parecian a todos. amos.
,Estara muerta. Jimmy9?-oye-
ron Rose Y su padre, decir Red.
Doyle suspir6 con dolor.
Su eorazon no era va un pedernal-
Era el corazon grande y palpitan
te de un ser humane, de un padre.
-6Cuantos cewolos tlene esa
puerta -pregunto Jimmy a Red.
6Has notado9
-Doce, ,-diio Red.
ESQ pens5: loves a Kitty Solo
oigo el movimiento del rahallete.
--Yo no la olgo.
-Otro tosforo'
iOnce!
Rose, pegada 4 81 padre no Sc a
trevia nj d resplrar, y daba graclas a
Dios porque su future esposo Lee
Randall, era tan habll en- aquella ella
Sc de operaeiones.
-iVemte Y uno! FL primer mime
70 otra vez
La gran puerta giro entonces que
dando alberta. Una nina que parecia
I'm angel, estaba tendida en- el suelo
con el rostro hacla abajo.
iEsta muerta, e2clamo Red so
llozando.
No, -dijo Jimmy con voz apa-
gada por ell cansancio.-Llevala a Ia
ventana.
DOYLE abrio ligeramente una de las
ventanas, mientras Rose y su padre
Sc acercaban ansiosos a Red, que :
ella Sc dirigfa con la nina en- hrazos
.Respira .aiio Red al yer el roE
tro de Ia nina en- la clarldad.iG
cias a dos! Nive.
Mr.. Lane, enternecido por Ia gra-
titud, desahogo su eorazon con Han
TO consolador.
DOYLE hahiase apresrado q trael
I'm vase de qua de Ia oaeina de lin
my. FL mismo =e ocupo de loclar las
sienes de Ia nina Y lnolar sus mune.
cas-. Habia en- ,us oios humedecidos
Ipor las lagrimas, elerta expleslon dc
suavldad y dulzura La mnada de
pero galgo hahia desaparecldo POI
complete.
La habitaei6n estaba ahora mum
dada de luz
Kitty empezd a volver en- 81 a pa
sarse las mane citas por los olos. bo-
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-iGracias a Dios!. Esa es Ia clase
que Sc necesita. Baja las celosias, no
puado trabajar en- Ia claridad ,-decla-
70 Jimmy.
Ensonces froto sus dedos sobre el
papel de liza.
-Es e es el modo de hacerlo; enro
jecel los dedos, romper la epidermis
hasta que CORA la sangre, diio Jim
my en- voz baja, hablando consigo
mlsno.
solto el papel J acerco el dido a IA
puerta de acero, mientras daba vuel-
tas a las reluc.entes perillas.
In llanto debil Sc GA ala dentro,
que provenia de Ia pobre MIA
+, -Por favor de Dlos. Jimmy, Da-
te prisa-dijo Red en- voz baja -Pode
mos llegar demaslado tarde.
Gala! va estoy dando con Ia
clave.
Rose habiase deslizado en- el Guar
70, y tenla sus manos fuertemente
unidas 4 las de su padre. Dovle Sc
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:-Trae IN fosioro.
TN f5sforoo Tengo aqui.
Red encendio un fosioro Valen-
tine Sc qair5 el panuelo de los ojos y
miro el registgo lie Ia combination
Veinte y uno'-murmuro. -iBue
no,
La luz Sc desvaneei6. Y Jimmy ez
clamo ansloso.
-Papel de liza, Siento todas las Vi
braciones como 81 estuvieran delante
de mis- ojoS ahora.
Sc oYo el sonido de sus dedos en-
sangrentados, al frotarlos contra la
liza.
Rose estemeciase. DOYLE Sc esfor
zaba para yer mejor Ia operacion, 81
Ia GAIA Sc abria, estaba seguro de ha-
Der conseguido al homhre que busca-
ba desde haeia tres amos. Pensaba en-
ESQ. Tamblen pensaba en- otra cosa
en- la nina eneerrada en- Ia boveda,
muriendo ashAlada. ,El tenia una nj
ila en- su hogar.
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OineTo ' Te|Oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero. diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud el mejor patenti-
zado para la sangre. Ell este
mago, el higado, y los rinones,
coloquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
Ia que se ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, y
un reloi gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency Tetuan 81. San
Juan, Pto. Rico.
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Por favor de Dios, Jimmy Date prisa- -dijo Red.

81, Jimmy; sque tai ahora?
-AIuv bien.
Red estaba muy cerca para pres
tarIe cualquiera avu9a que fuese
necesaria. Ago caliente y himedc
caia sobre sus manos.
Jimmy, estas pardiendo sangre
-oy6 Rose que Red decla a Jimmy
en- voz baia,
iQuf inlporta eso?-fue la res
puesta. No hables. callate, callate
Loci Sc me pas6 luego. -. sen
Il el caballete levantarse =. Red
-tOtin'
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habia introducido tambien detras
da ellos Observable fascinado como
Ilmns oieeutaba su tarea
Toto estaba obscure, pue la or
tinas Sc habfan baiado. y ademas "a
empazaba d anoehecer.
Solo s. Ola a Jimmy iadeante en-
81 ,araa. \ el slave sonido de los 10
detes al ei.ar, obedeciendo a sus en-
sangnenta los dedos.
Rod -llam6.
lQ16o-contesto Red.
Tn paalelo. pronto; vendame
los oios. I:GE .lnn.asia DO lrz
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Por John A, Moroso.

|bbv habia vuelto 4 recobrar su aire
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I'm buen negoCio.

u ct-s. otrecen en- venta los
Sres CIiaoaes c hezudo Y Compahs,
LIB aere,l.'a ID I. ...tt a ~ b dcos, col
X >tendas de taasO en- rama, recor
- : Ticsr:uTa, nareas acIr,.iia las en-
k.E L I, +ua csiaa en- Nueva
lo.k. Esu .ue1a lortuaidad pa
IA II n. r itva IeI cio p..a
ms ia.orI, ,.lTl ne Il ia eNpr sa.-
c.-a en- Lagusa T. Rico. 7. o. box
-
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AoBBY continuaba gritan-
kitty no debe mo-

~ -hltty no deDe mo-
If. Kitty no debe MORN. mo
ebe morir!
Rose habisse dejado caer en- una
lila llorando amargamente.
-iBuen Dios, esa nina gimi6
Jimmy. Enseguida salto de su silla
! Sc precipito 4 IA b6veda que esta-
ia contlgua 4 su despacho.
Red lie siguio
Jimmy volvia su antigua tarea,
pero eota vez no Sc arriesgaha DOT
Kinero, sino por salvar una vida hui
nana.
Hizo correr sus dedos sobre las
brlllantes perlllas cubiertas de lami-
has de plata.
-Pronto Red, trae papel de Ii
ia, por Dios' -exclamo Jimmy ia
deante.
-Envie al dependiente a buscar-
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I'm esta lmpneata Sc vende
papel de Fcriodioos siejos a
50 auintal.
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No hay necesidad de salr Puerto Rico para DIR los
cananes artistas mas emnentes del mundo En- el ea-
becimiento de Maquinas Parlanes Disoos VICTOR que
hay la Plaza Badoroty, de Correos donde Sc
eunen regularmene prvegados de la Naturaeza que
laman CarRse Cae Damsres Eames Farrar Gsdsk Ger
Reache Homer, Journe Martin, Mccormack Melba Plan
con, SchumaRn Heink Scot Sembrich Tetrazzni Zeroa
Ali tamb6n esa TttaRuo gargaaa de bronce esa
Barba e Rey dc Ia zarzuels Espahela Tampoco faa
nuestro comratrota e Gran PA0L nuevo TMAeSo Italia
Estas celebridades fecuentan oro cenro musical,
porque negan cantar donde hay Disco VICTOR.
e estabecmento de DooLEY SMITH COMPANY de la Plaza
de Armas puede DIR cuaquier hora del da la peza ia
vorita de cuaquier obra musical la oba enea
tada ocada siempre toman parte las eselas ndlcadas
arrba No cobra la entrada este Centre Musical por
10 ano used puede DIR los cantantes nsgnes que ctamo
sn gastar que desee evarse voces
para la de usted tai por nuesra medacion
eos aceparan gustoos comprando ued los records que
tenemos a la venta
Visiteno hoy para que olga esas maravillosas
D00lEY, smith & COMPANY.
Plaza Badoroy San Juan Gales Isabel Leon, Ponce.
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coNsEJos ALAS YADREs.-n

DNIDUJ A Las KADHEJ.-H
lsrbe calm s7te dela Ssno,a wi1 slow
dsbe 1e ss&-s- sieInrTs 42e .Os MID a
Ss.a1 g. S-Eolo ls de1ticIoa.
iYroporr !. q. vio III N 20 iaio a. peq "a
Co psS-xaie produce aE sD-1o nat U rak
= tra5i - 4. s.Ivis el door Y e. arEs.
n.o csss ss,,A muy yivO y acre. "a
muy ss-sfsb:e 81 psi2dar. cal n Q e
-,lfso sbiazGs eu. dolores. : ace fac IL ID
ten..So-- he e. meior remed.o CO noetE
do para . disrrrs sspToveazAss tado
y de sscian & de cua.cuiers otya Tsn
gsse LIacto cus1s5o en- pecir el "JarA
Be- Cain.nse &c q Ss.ora vinaloU -
n Dejoras tocos.
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IMPORTANT FEATURE OF
ECONOMICAL USE OF
FORESTRY
Morning journal bureau,
Gr3 MunReY BufidinB,


NNSlllHlhns - - AlfiI ~
The United States department OF
agriculture In connection with "a study
Of the wood using industries of Nnri-
states, is learning what part Of
the rough lumber output OF our
American sawmills passes through i
second process OF manufacture before
II rs ready for-~tht consumer, Tie
study Is regarded hs having IN im
portant bearing On the extent TO
| which more economical uac OF our
forest %esOurcc can be brought about.
So far. the results obtained ahow that
more than fivc-eighths Of tho rough
lumber suWed ~ to be counted nH the
raw material FOR other Industries
which convert II into % more highly
finished and more valuable product
In the United states waste la the
woods. the min. and the factory rs 30
great that two-thirds OF what WIS IA
the tree rs lost on the vas to the
consumer The heaviest part of this
loss takes place Ia the Rnwmillr. much
Of TINS min waste vs. unavoidable uu-
der present conditions. but the
greater the demand for tho product
ana the higher It's value, the better
Viii economy pay. Waste in manu-
|facturo ~ very small compared Win
that 1T the sawinill. study ~ the de-
iliIiuh Di inc MpDirihilE ilNIEiIifH
may be- a means OF finding out how
the min rpny profitubly market u part
Of what nuW gors 10 the burnrt IN
8aWduat. slabs ana trimmings.
Statistic nf the w0od-uslnR induH-
.trioa ~ Mnssaebusctts. Maryland.
NOrth Carolina and Wisconsin. lately
gathered ~ the department Of 8Rri-
states. ahow that Of their total saw
mn output 10 per cent is used Ia tho
form OF rough lumber ana o. per cent
- manufactured into other forms Of
output If the same ratio holds FOR
tho entire country aa for these Hthtos
about ~, 600. 900. 900 feet OF lumber
ia used yearly ia rough form and 23.
500, G00, 600 rect ~ further m"nuufac-
turcd.
This ls t4o first time that detailed
figures hnfo been obtaiued % this
subject The study which hnh Yinld-
81 these figprfs has ALSO 10 yiew 10
ASCERTAIN WtYt commodities arc made
wholly or partly Of wood, the various
kinds OF wood used. their origin. and
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INDIANS WILL MEET
VARSITY NINE
Fast Game of Baseball at Trac-
ton Park This Afternoon
Both Teams Add Strong
Players,

The local Indian nine and the Cni-
versity team will play a fast game OF
baseball this afternoon at two
o'clock at Traction Park ana the in
dications are that the fans win get
their moneys worth. Both teams
are said to be in good condition and
they have taken on several new play
ers who are expected to do some
grand stand work.
The line up Of the Varsity team VIII
be: Sedor, catcher, Alien, pitcher;
Merle, first base; Lemblte, second
base: Cornish, third base; ~Saulsberry,
shortstop; Kelly, left field; Hubbard.
center field; Gladding, right field
The battery Of the Indians viii prob
ably be Platero and Spencer. This Is
the second game Of a series OF three
to be played with the Indians. The
score Of the first game WAS IL To 4
IN favor of the Varsity. Season tick
cts will be good on this date ana a
large attendance is expected The
team this year IL one Of great promise
and deserves the loyal support Of every
person In Albuquerque,
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E. MAHARAM'S
SIG WEST CENTRAL AVENUE

Their vost. Aa well as other data et
value to the RroWers ot timhef anu
to the settlers and buyers OF lumhtf
In mtNinR up the tigurvp, humber
used as bridge tnnhera, house frames,
fNrm tcneus, Treaties. hppfd walks,
Wallis aud sinilar |elasaeH ut httuc
lures, With ontN such cutting ana III
tins az la given 1t by carpenters, Was
clnssed as rough lumber. that made
into floorinN, finish, SIDING. sash,
doors, frames, pAucls, stairs boats,
vehicles, boxes, baskets, tutnefNt
wooden ware. eoopefnRe, musical m
strumenta, farm implements, turni-
ture, spuola, handles and IKE tornia,
wis nlaeed la the vlnHH OF finished
lumber
The present agRteeato population
ol the four atatot IA estimated by
their respective state officials 60 be
|a,lGb,Ntbt tine population of the
United states Ia round tiguroa Is 30.
600, 600. NecordiuH 60 recent estimates
The average imnher eat IN the four
atateH for 4HNF mud -AaNs-thea An
active, the other i dun yvat was
2. f63. 2a8, 600 feet, ana Tor the United
Stntes IL W4s 3d. 40 sGt 000. Cal
culatcd on thiH haaiF, the per tnpitu
use of spWu lumhpt la thu four states
was 4l0 teot, and IA tho United states
i0S leot The prr capita use ~ the
-FOUR states ol lumher further manu-
featured WIZ 2Ga feet rhrse figures
indicate a Lavish uae ~ lumber ia the
United Ntntra. for 1ut per ctpitn con
sumption b. from thfoc to tom times
that Of tine LEADING nations " Europe
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JEFFRIES STANDS
UP WELL IN TWO
FAST BOUTS


Ben Lomond, Cul. Anrl ss-rhe
hot sun ala not check JcfGrics ia mis-
training practice TODAY. and he pat
IN the longest session Vet IN two glove
contests With liefgcr and ArmStrong.
Although h latter MAS quite Willlng
70 Quit at the end 0t three rounds,
Ictfries was Keen for more and her.
was taken on Tor TIVE mere rounds
The going was fast Ia both bouts. hut
the big tighter steod il Well, and could
easily have kept up TIE pace for ans
other set 90 IL he could have found a
partner.
berger, white coming out of the
|eincnes, frequently landvA 4 righy
'nppcrcut. This is one of Johnsous
faVorite punches, ana Berger used IL
whenever possible, with 1t View to
coaching Jeffrics into blocking It.
Joe Choynskt WAS an Interested
spectator Of the boxing bee. lie cN-
pressed himself as hcing quite surpris.
ed nt lctfries physical Improvement,
hut said he believed that the boiler.
maker needed some sood stitf boxing
bouts 60 put HIM in his old fighting
trim.
Croynski's WORKING toss Win have
arrived tomorrow morning and he
win be ready TO assume his Duties as
assistant II. called upon.
In addition To- the hnNing Icttrips
went through his usual routine VI road
work and gymnasium practice, covert
ing twelve miles on his morning run
with two sessions tof hanahall later
and a vigorous attack on the punching
bag, lie won both handhall games
abniust both lierger ana Billy papke,
who opposed him.
49,. tAEf.4AL 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-23
Five More Days
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