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the father may see her at all reasona BILE
times.
The understanding is that a settlement
OF all money matters was arrived at
before the decree was signed. and il is
probable that the exact amount allowed
Mrs. Astur will never be known
1t has not been the policy OF the
Astor estate To allow money TO go out
Of the family. Therefore. II seems likely
that no lump sum has been settled on
her. but ii Is probable she will enjoy
Il stipulated income during her bfe or
as long as she remains single.
Colonel Astor is one of the richest men
In the United States and the Astor es-
tate Is one OF the largest holders of
realty in the world, II has been reported
on one hand that Mrs Astor will receive
$4,000 900 outright, and on the other that
she will get the compare lively modes [
allowance of $4,000 Il year
The unusual interval between the
granting OF the mterlocutory decree and
the hiins OF application for a final iudG-
mcnt led Ia the report that there was
hagSling over the exact sum to be aware. :
cd and there is ground for belief that
INC SoOO0u a year is nearer the truth
than Sl0 0Ou OOn =
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ROLLER MAKES SHORT
WORK OF FRENCHMAN

DENVER, Colo. March I-Eaouel Dc
Rouen the French heavyweight cham
pIon wrestler. who gained the reputation
In Chicago of being the rouGhcst wrcs tier
that ever stepped on "A mat. upheld his
reputation here tonight in his match with
DR.. Roller OF Seattle,
Roller was given the match after they
had been wrestling. or rather lighting.
for fifteen minutes for the second fall
Roller won the first fall in 80 minutes,
% seconds. with 4 half Nelson. BotlI
head around while the latter used his
teeth, nearly pulled the doctors hair out
by the roots and finally was disqualified
for repeated use OF the stranglc hold. 1t
looked like a free fight for II moment,
but the ring was finally cleared.
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FOUR FAY0RITES WIN
IN A HEAVY RAIN

TAMPA, Fla. March 4.--Todays races
run in a downpour of rain, but
despite this four favorites won.
Summary.
First race. seven furIongs, selling-San
Primo. TO =. won. Necha, 5 10 .. sec
ond Alauda 2 TO /. third. Time, 1:3i 3-5
Second race. six furlones. selling
Malta to J. won; Ocsa, 10 10 /, sec
ond; Ramon Carona, TO !, third. Time
1:lt Is.
Third race five furlongs. selling-Mc.
Andrews, 10 >, won: Beth Goodwin. q
10 1. second: Uncle Jim, "a to i. third
Time. 1:ll Us.
Fourth race. nve furongs. selling-Sor-
rel Top. 3 to 5, won. DR.. Crook. 10 to /
second; Judge Dundon. y 10 l. third
Time 1 :0i As.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
Merry GIFT even, won. Punky. To |
second: Norman. 10 ], third, Time
:32 SIS
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Water Lake, TO ]. won; Lois Cayan'
augh. ! TO . second Countermand. tt
/, third. Time, 1855 %.
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GaynOr Names Committee
to Give Teddy "Glad Hand"

NEW YORK. March S.-Oue hundred
and fifty prominent New Workers were
named today TO comprise the committee
which will give Theodore Roosevelt a
welcome home from his hunting cXpedi-
ton in Africa
This. the first step in the official prep
arations for the memorable greeting
which it is planned To give the former
president. was taken by Mayor Gaynor
following his recent onsullations with
William Loeb. Jr.. collector OF the port
OF New York, who was given general
charge of the welcoming arrangements
by authorization of both President Taft
and Colonel Roosevelt.
Cornelius Vanderbilt heads the COM
mittce as chairman. tho second name be-
ing that OF Mr. Loeb. The Commlttccmcn
include the following;
Seth Low. Otto Barnard. Herman Rid
der. General Horace Porter. John y.
stewart president of the New York
League of Republican clubs, Ebert ii.
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FOLLOWERS OF FAVGRITES
PADDED B00kIES' ROLLS

OAKLAND. March 4.-The card at
Emeryville today presented a very open
a dincult task, Favorites Jared badly.
one OF rhe surprises came In the FIRST
race. when Lady Rensselaer, won at 20
to /.
Rensselaer,. loi (CallaGhanp, 20 TO j. won
Jim Hanna. 106 (BuXton), IL To /, sec
ond: May Pink. los (Seldenl. 10 to j,
third Time, 1l2 1-5. Pacifco. LanIta,
Maud Nice, st, Adams Royal n. and
Gene Russell finished as named,
Second race, three and a half fur
lonss-Edda, loo (Shiling), to S. won;
Salali. los Nospcr). to ]. third, Time.
l.u 40. Ravelston H., Burbur, Emory
X, La Camrrgue. Ed Levan. Abella and
sela,a Brana finished as named.
Sheep, los (Kederishl, 6 to l.. won; No
Quarter. l1O tSmith), 7 TO /, second
Ellerd. liS (Van pusen),. 10 70 J, third;
Charles Green finished as named
Fourth race, mlle-Illusion, III MAR
TIM, l2 to |. won Hush Money, lO7
tKenncdy). Is to ;, second Contra Costa.
lA2 3-5, Copps. Avontellus. Kaiserhon.
Miderecho. Hannibal Bey. Rubrtc and
Miss Offcious finished as named.
Fifth race. mile. r. Laughrey, loi
(GarEan, IS to 5. second; Ornate. 1oi
Crhomas). to /, third. Time. 1:4S "a
Balnade, Redwood H.. Matt Mack, Aunt
Kit. Ny Pal. Mossback. Daily, Ban Rose
and Carmania finished as named.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Clara Sal.
100 tNosperl. TO /. won: Directello.
npgham. liz Ciross). { to .. third. Time,
1:02 l-5 BraXton. Intellect, Sam
Brooks. Green Dragon, Herliana, Abe
Nicely Billy Saunders and Circo finished
a
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JOCKEY GILBERT Is
GIVEN TRACK PRIVILEGES

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March -Four
favoriies and two second choices won to-
day. Jockey Gilbert was reinstated.
summary:
First race, three furlongs, purse
Fruitful. TO /. won: Trait, II to .. sec
ond Supple. to /. third. Time. rs "a.
Second race. i've furoDgs, purse-Car-
roll: . To .. won. Zacatecas. Z To /, sec
ond; Frank Purcell. TO |. third. Time.
Los.
Third race mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing-Forty-four, . To 90. won: Universe.
10 to /, second; My Henry, TO 1, third.
Time, :6S 3-5,
Fourth race 1ve and half furlongs.
purse-John GrIffon. II TO 20. won Royal
ONYX. Is 10 =. second Booger Red. to
! third Time. LII as.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, sell
lng-Joe Rose. 10 5. won: Tivoli, % Ia
1. second Ardi, 10 /, third. Time.
! :5S 3-5
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing-Aereement 3 10 J. won' Maledic-
ton. II to >. second: S!lverin. ) TO /
third. Time, 1853 %.
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BASEBALL FANS TRY FOR STATE LEAGUE
LEAGUE BASEBALLS
90 CENTS A DOZEN
Japan Can Turn Out the Real
Article at Marvellous
Low Price.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The national
game of America now presents "A prob
lem for the consideration Of the tariff
commission
Sporting goods firms throughout tho
country have filed protest complaining
Of low tariff on baseballs made In
Japan
With the low cost of raw material and
the cheap labor available. the Japanese
il is claimed. are able to manufacture
haseballs. all duties paid and sell them
at wholesale at san Francisco or Seat
tie for 40 cents n dozen, while the covers
alone cost the American dealers 90 cents
Il dozen.
II is said t6at no legislation Will he
enacted this session on the baseball tariff
but Representative Kahn Of California
viii present tho protests To the house.
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UTAH WILL HAVE
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Fans Meet at Commercial Club
and Perfect Temporary
Organization.
SURE OF FOUR OR SIX
TEAMS TO PLAY BALL
Officials Will Sell One Thousand
Tickets to Raise Funds to
Start Sport.

Tho baseball fans have at last got
together, and at meeting held at the
Commercial club. Friday night, mapped
out a course which. II followed may re-
suit in successful season OF baseball.
II was decided at the meeting that Il
state league ought to be organized, and
la start The ball rolling temporary or
ssnjzation was perfected. Of which John
r Tobin was elected chairman and Free
mar Bassett. secretary and treasurer.
Chairman Tobin, with voted power. ap-
pointed a committee on organization.
upon which p. Bentz of Murray. IL. A.,
Simms Of Ogden. Freeman Bassett and
II. O. Sheppard OF Salt Lake will act with
the chair.
Among the 100 fans present AT the
meeting the following had authority 10
act y. T.. Margctts of the salt Lake
team; +. 4. Shontz. Eureka; c. w, MAJ
Ter. Murray; ]. l.. Bailmgcr. Payson; H.
y. Simms, Ogden, and Chairman Tobin
who also had a letter from Manager
Frank Black Of the Occidcntals, now
playing in California.
The committee on organization WI!
meet Sunday evening, and 4 meeting VIII
he called early next week To perfect a
permanent organization, Al this time
definite steps will be taken In raising
money for the salt Lake team. At pres
ent ii is suggested that 1000 tickets he
printed. each ticket good for two games
and these tickets To be offered FOR sale
In the Salt Lake fans. In this way the
salt Lake team can raise $1,000 Without
asking the public for any donations. and
the boys VIII be able 10 pnl in strong
team right al the start. The same plan
may be pursued by other cities.
Chairman Tobin announced that base
ball enthusiasts OF all other cities should
hold meetings and organize ana decide
whether they cared 20 Join Il state league
All applications viii DC considered, and
from present prospects a four or SIX
team league can easily be organized for
.hc coming summer
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CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
IS STILL IN DOUBT
Y. NJ. c. A. and University of
Utah viii Play for
Pennant.

The Y. NJ. G. 4. and University OF Utah
basketball teams VIII meet tonight at the
Y. NJ c. a. in "A match game. ono Of the
series for the state championship. The
second game Is 10 bc played Monday
evening on the university floor and the
court for tho third game 10 he played
Tuesday night is yet TO be selected.
Early in the season the two teams
played an exhibition game which the uni
vcrsity won. Physical DIRECTOR Cling
rich announced Friday night that ii tho
willing 20 allow the exhibition game 10
90 in as ono OF tho series In order 10
shorten the time, as the Y. NJ. {. A team
VIII leave for Chicago after the last
game.
Ben Harker Of Ogden will referee and
Dad Stewart win umpire,
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MISS ROWE PLAYS WITH
PROFESSIONAL TEAM

PITTSBTRG, Pa. March Miss
Myrtle Rowe, n comelv miss Of IS has
signed TO cover first base for the Antier
Athletic club of New Eensingtous Il
semi professional team This is Miss
Rowe's third year with the Antlers.
Her fielding and batting average Is
said 20 rank toward the top Of tine semi
profe ssionals in this neighborhood, Tho
Young lady plays in the uniform OF the
club her costume being A short sleered.
loose-ii;iiug blouse and n short skirt,
She is \ favorte with the fans" and
her work is generously app!auded at all
games.
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SEVERAL F00TBALL pl
THAT MUST]

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. n,
Coach Stagg OF the Cniversity I
sent the University Of Arkans7
squad through hard work.
trying out suggestions for chan
present rules,
The suggestion that ends IA
under q punt should not be
come within llve yards Of tbs
celving the ball until after h
IT. was tried out Coach Stagr
the innovation because OF the
Of wranSliug as 10 whethep'
stopped iivc yards away. +
The suggestion to prevent
pushing the runner with tac|
nc hit the line was found uns,
for. as a result. the entire 4
centered on ono point. fornln
play. II
The suggestion le place opp
farther apart was found 10
rushes ficrccr than under pres
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PARKS AND GREEN HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE AT MURRAY

II Justice Charles Holm OF Murray had
looked up tho fish and game law which
went into effect March H. 1909. instead
of pcrusing the 1907 game laws. Seth
Parks and Alonzo Green, who were ar
rested last Sunday by Deputy Came
Warden McCec and charged with using
dynamite in one Of the streams in Big
Cottonwood canyon for the purpose OF Sc
curing fish would now he lanGuShinS In
the state prison instead Of being conf
pCllcd TO pay "A 500 line. as the case
was. The two men were only saved
from a prison sentence because Justice
Holm Sot hold OF the wrong fish and
game book lie entirely overlooked the
fish and game law which went into et-
feet I'm March of last Year making the
use OF explosives felony, punishable hy
q sentence Of from one TO five years in
the state prison.
Green and Park appeared before Jus
tiCc Holm at Murray Monday morning
and pleaded guilty to the charge placed
against them. The judge. it Is said
looked through the old laws OF 1907 and
found thst the men were subject To fine
10 this fine. which they paid, The deputy
game warden who arrested the mon was
present at the hearing, but there was no
prosecuting attorney in attendance. From
the fact that Parks and Green are said
to have repeatedly boastcd that they
could dodge the fish and game officials
the stale department was more than anX-
tous to have them prosecuted 10 the full
extent Of the law. and Fred w Cham
bcrs, state fish and samc commissioner
is a little bit puzzled that The law should
have been handled so carelesSly as II Is
said to have been by the Murray Off
cial
The quality is irresistible in Langs
| Inrf .Sn Sol br m M ri bnS m
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URBANA TEAM LEADS
IN BOWLING /

DETROIT. March Al. Cod
Crewson of U-bana, o.. one of|
est towns represented in a
congress tournament, went
place in the doubles tonight
A general upheayal among III
squads was the principal feat,
teen hours of bowling. tho five
and individual leaders holt
places ~
According 10 the officials. J,
East ST. Louis, Ill. was disco
ting rosin on runway in the
tho schedule was delayed mon
an hour. while the boards wers
No official action was take
bowlers have been warned
practice.
Frank Frohnauer OF Columl
I'm the lead for the grand al
with a total OF 1905 for nine
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WHITE S0X WILL SOON
REACH san FRANCISCO

NAMPA, ida, March 4-''Thc White
Sox special" detoured on account OF the
foods, will reach Portland some time
today; and unless further difficulties are
encountered the Chicago Americans eX-
pect TO land in San Francisco. Saturday
The first game will he played Sunday
with ttc San Francisco team. President
Comlskcy wired Fielder Jones former
manager OF the team. Ia nc at the train
when IL landed In Portland, and there
VIII be reunion when the meeting takes
place
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OFFERS NEW PLAN TO
SOLVE MEAT PROBLEM

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The prob
lem OF the high cost OF meat will solve
itself and the price will he reduced two
thirds II the people will raise deer on
the farms and are permitted To xiii
them, declared DR.. G. Hart Merriam
chief of the biological survey before a
mouse committee today. He said that
deer farming could bc carried on profit
ably IN any part OF the United States
IN aerriam also told the committee
oil lhe slaughter OF wolves. prairie dogs
Gophers. rats and ground squirrels In
california, The latter. DR.. Merriam said
were infested with bubonic plague germs
anu the department was doing every
th!ng possible to cXtcrminate then
III these animals are allowed TO carry
,he disease; tho whole country Will be
in danger he said
lie said wolves were increasing in
numbers in this country and that their
annual deDredatiops on cattle herds of
the northwest amounted to Sl3.00o.0 900.
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Cary. Levi p. Morton, General Stewart
L. Woodford Andrew Carnegie. Joseph
II. Choatc, Elihu Root. Jr.. Paul Morton.
George B. Cortelyou. Johu Fox. president
of the Democratic club; William III.
Bonyucc president of the Albright
club John Hays Hammond. president OF
the National League OF Republican clubs:
Jacob III. Schin, j. r. Morgan Jr,. Nor
gan j. o Brien and Lloyd {, Griscom.
NAPLES. March Airs. Roosevelt and
Miss Ethel Roosevelt sailed on tho
steamer Chleswig today for Alexandria.
Egypt. They expect TO meet MIR Roose-
Welt at khartoum.
Before leaving Mrs. Roosevelt gave i'm
structions for the reservation next month
OF AN apartment at the Hotel Excelsior
10 nc occupied by the party when
Colonel Roosevelt reaches this city.
Mrs. Roosevelt also arranged for sew
cral excursions which she has planned
TO take with her husband through Italy.
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DANIELS BREAKS THE
WORLDS SWIMMING RECORD

NEW YORK. March &C. NJ Daniels
OF the New York Athletic club won the
50oeyard 4. \. C. national swimming
championship tonight Time. 6:2S.
During the contest Daniels made three
American records and one worlds record
His time for 250 yards was 2:55 80. beat
Ing his own American record of 2.5S.
made three years ago. He swan 300
yards In 3:35 l5. his former figures be-
ing 3:3S. and established Il new worlds
record of 3:5T 3-5 for 600 meters. the best
previous time for which was i:O4.
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Dawson Arrives 10
AXE On SuiiIt
ALL SCHOOLS SHOI|
ENCOURAGE BASH
Stecher Says National d.
Safest and Most Heahi
Exercise,

INDIANAPOLIS. March
should he an important par, a,
cation OF children and every :.
and perhaps every school o,-,
play the great American O.,
opinion Of w. A. Stecher H.
physical training In the puh,,'
OF Philadelphia. expressed ,ods,
conference OF hygiene OF n.
Education association in this i.
Each school should have a hs.'
and the clubs should vlsi, ~
grounds In the fashion OF ths se1 s1
leagues. MIR. Stcchcr said. ~ '
trntion mast be paid To ss,1
the bodies Of children II thrss
was lo improve. he pointed
declared That Of ali games. ~.
vidcd the bcgt and safest a.
Many phases Of school ~
physical training were cons
educators.
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"DISEASES OF WORK"
KILL MORE THAN PLAY

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1--WE hear
much about The terrible rayages OF death
among those who enjoy themselves. They
call it the result OF the diseases of play
but the disease of work kill their hun
dreds Of thousands. while only hundreds
sucCumb TO the diseases Of play-cVen in
Guiding wine. women and song" said Dr.
Woods Hutchinson of New York In the
final conference on public school hygiene
OF the National Educational association
TODAY
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Bouts III 1906.
January 15-Blly Barrett, *. o., seven
rounds. Belfast.
January 91-Billy Plimmer, *. o.. eight
rounds. Belfast.
April l5-Andrew TopclI. *. o., four
rounds. Belfast.
April 17-Wln Curly. w, five rounds
Belfast.
April I0-Andrcw Fellows. *. o., three
rounds. Belfast.
May 4-enly Murphy, *. o., four
rounds. Belfast.
July G-Pcddler Palmer, D.: six rounds.
Bristol.
September Ben Jordan, W.. nine
rounds. Bristol
November 1O-OWcn Moran, L.. thir-
teen rounds. Glasgow.
December 10-Ben Jordan. X. o., seven
rounds. Liverpool.
Bouts in 1907.
January gS-Diggcr Standby, *. o., sew
en- rounds, Liverpool
January 29-liarry Ware. y. o, one
round. Liverpool.
March 19-Cockncy Cohn, Is. o.. three
rounds, Dublin.
March 25-Dal Morgan. X. o., four
rounds, Dublin.
March 27-uarry Mansfield. *. o.. three
rounds. Dublin
April Hilary Greenfield. n. o., one
round Dublin.
April 26-Tibby Watson, h. O., two
rounds. Dublin.
MAY 9--Young Joscphs. X. o.. four
rounds. GLASGOW.
MAJ 3l-DarEy Haley. *. o., hNc
rounds Liverpool.
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ZbysZko Throws Wester

OMAHA. Nco., March IA
ling for l hour and 10 minut
fall. Zbyszko. the Pole. was
decision over. Jess Westerguan
latter had been severely injure
unable 10 continue, The men
the mat into the press box, u
top. Westcreuard sustained I
ankle and his seconds declined
go on again.
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HARVARD AND PENNSY
TO JOIN WRESTLING CLUB

NEW YORK. March S.-Harvard and
Pennsylvania State college will apply for
membership in the intercollegiate Wrest-
ling association in rs annual meeting
here next week. Both institutions will
ne welcomed, although under the rules
neither can enter teams for the cham-
piouship meet this year The champion
ships are 10 be decided at New Haven,
March 10.
Officers OF the association have re-
ccived notice that Lehigll university Will
petition foc membership next year.
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WILSON AND M'CARH
WILL BE CARD I

Manager Downing announc
that the Manhattan Athletic <
are now ready for members. I
Palace dancing pavilion ha
fitted up for the purpose.
smoker viii be given next Mo-
Downing said that he mad
seating capacity for 1900 poop
The card will be made up o.
round amateur bouts. the
which will be a go between n
son and Barney Mccarthy.
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Weber Beats Grani|

In a fast game of hasksv hasks9,
Wandamerc hall Friday ai1'
Weber Stake academy I'VE "
Granite high school teani
81 to 25. Tho game ~da
out. both sides pulling OIL
pretty plays. ,so
oscar r. Gingrich of INC
o((iciatcd as referee
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Goodman Whips Or

NEW YORK, March i-Jaci
defeated Leach Cross in a ten-l
tonight.
Goodman outpointed his on
nine consecutive rounds. but q
shade tho better OF IL in the
minutes fighting.
The winner is TO meet Toniu
who won a decision over Owe
England. I'm California
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BEDELL TEAM GAINS
LAP IN LONG GRIND

BUFFALO. March i.-Thc gain of n
lap by the Bc1ell team, which placed
them in the FIRST division was the feature
OF ioday's ten hour grind in the six day
bicycle race. The leaders tonight arc:
Fred IIill-Drohach. Demara Stein and
Bedell- -Bedell teams. with 1884 miles. !
laps The rest of the field with the eX-
ception OF Bardgett Jones, are one lap
lao
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California Loses Frlena

CINCINNATI. March i'-sns i'snS
commission handed down msH III
In which ir dismissed tne s
Charles Frienc. now WIN 'ns
phia American league ciup' ~
the California league :,
The dismissal was paseu ~
that the player was sisnyn,
California league was aom'l'')
ganized baseball.
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A NIGHT ALAt

Worse than an alarm
night is the metallic eor$
Careful mothers keep fo
and Tar in the house any
the first sign of dan
Honey and Tar has ssVe1
lives, No oplates. sem
Drugs.
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SCHOOL LEAGUE HAS
PURCHASED FAMOUS CLUB

NEW ORLEANS. March i.-Schooi-
boys will romp In the arena once occu-
pied by prize fighters AT the historic
Southern Athletic club. The School Ath-
letic league today purchased the building.
probably the Oldest In the south. for
$4,000 In the ring at the Southern
club. James ]. Corhett outboXed Jake
Iilrain In such convincing fashion in
a limited round contest that his showing
led up To his match with John l.. Sui
ltNaD
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Easy for GotCh.

SloUN CITY. Ia. March d-Frank
Gctch easily defended his title in a match
here tonight with Con O'Kelly. heralded
as tho champion OF Ireland. GotCh won
Two straight falls from O'kelly who is
feet inches tall. The first bout lasted
twenty nine minutes and the second fall
came in six minutes