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Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

15 ACRES.
 About seven miles northeast oi Phoenix. income orchard. oranges grapes, olives and small fruits. Six room modern house Price, $500; terms.
 Is ACRES.
 About 2 miles northeast of Phoe- nix. all in alfalfa: we'll. good fences frame house. small orchard, highly improved. Price s4500.
 25 ACRES.
 Half mile west of Alhambra: 2: acres in alfalfa, acres in garden frame house, seven crops of alfalfa this year. Price $500 per acre.
 20 ACRES.
 About 5Ia miles northeast of town. Ten acres in bearing orange trees, 10 acres in alfalfa, good well barn, pumping plant, highly i'm proved. Price ss5OO.
 80 ACRES.
 Northwest of town: 50 acres in al falfa, small house. fenced and cross fenced. Price si50 per acre.
 so ACRES. Two miles southwest of Glendale: 30 acres in alfalfa, 25 acres in milo maize. balance in grain. New four room house Price s15.0OO; terms
 THE N. !. LATHAM co.
 No. West Adams Street,
 Phoenix. Arizona. Tel. Main 220; Overland 556. If
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
E. E. PASCOE, no North Center St.

FOR SALE-34 acres class A land. close to Fair Grounds, facing Christy road Ii belongs to a non- president who needs money and can be had at an exceptional bargain on good terms.
 See GROOM,
 IS North First Avenue. k
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
FOR sAlE-REAl ESTATE.
NEW MODERN DWELLINGS

s2sOOOO. s3OOO.OO. s35OO00. s4O0O.0O. s41O0.00. s43oOOO. s4250.OO, s50O0.00, s55O0OO. s60OO0O. s75OOOO.
 OTHER DWELLINGS s750O0, sSO0.0O; lots and 2 houses, s10O0O0: 2 lots and 2 houses, s3000.00: furnished house, Third St. s2900.00 and one. Fourth Avenue. s330000. W. X. James, 37 N. Center St. tf s2O0 EQUITY in very desirable res- idence lot. restricted district, for sale at reduction. J. B.. care Republican.
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Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
5 ACRES CLOSE TO TOWN

The best buy on the market with good terms, s1200.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN,
 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
FOR SAIE-REAl ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Two lots, four houses, terms reasonable. 1885 E. Jefferson.
 12-b
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

FOR SALE 2R acres in good loca . tion. will sell cheap: also COW. F. c. box S33 See owner n
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

WANTED-Call at Japanese Club. most reliable agency for any kind of help. TAO South Third Ave. Phone Red 4S21.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

FOR SAlE-A MONEY MAKER.
 5000 buys brick house, rooms, furnished. that rents for over siOe per year: close in and now rented. Your income will be $40 per month from this investment, commencing the day you purchase.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
OWN 100 PER CENT PROPERTY.
 If LAS PAlMAS LOTS.
OUR BARGAIN LIST.

Ranch Properly
 B acres first-class garden, berry or general purposes land; 10 of this is in young alfalfa, "A" water. Only three miles from city hall The best buy in the valley at s120 per acre.
 6 23 acres in "Ranchitos Bonitos.' v all in fruit and alfalfa. A good buy at t3150.
 so acres, good house and alfalfa not far out; s16O per acre.
 20 acres good alfalfa land. two miles from capitol. at s125 per acre.
 20 acres, close in. garden land, berry land, with Groom brick house and outbuildings. all for s5500 City lots-Good Values
 33 lots in Capitola Place, special price.
 lots in Van Buren Place. each $500
 II lots in Mckinley Park at $500 each.
 lots in West Capitol Addition at a bargain.
 City Houses, Close In
 9-room house. on North Fourth avenue. modern and very desirable, at s550O.
 5-room brick and cement house, on Third avenue. with bath. A good buy at $500. $500 cash will handle this.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

To LOAN. $500 to s2OOO. also sS5OO on city property. F. J. Bennett & Co.
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Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

GERMAN lady with little boy. good housekeeper and cook. wants posi- ton at once Box 66S. care Repub- lican.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

WANTED-Teaming work by mar ried man in city. Address box 6S0. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

A LADY would like laundry work to take home Corner of 7th and Madison No. 6. z
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

ored woman: experienced; work guar anteed. Phone. Red 9226. 2
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

WANTED-The work of any kind by Japanese at small wages after 4 p. m. P. O. box 422. B. C. William.
 2
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
FOR SAIE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-oUARTER SECTION.

Located five miles due north of city: all set to alfalfa; 500 tons hay stacked on this ranch now, taken from four cuttings This hay, with the pasturage for the season, will bring the income up close to s10.000 for the year This is also a fine orange soil. With thfs place goes about s2OO0 worth of personal prop erty. Price, per acre, s25O.
 See Rumney. at
 SOUTHWESTERN REALTY CO.'S,
 Corner Washington and Center.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

EXPERIENCED stenographer de- sires position in real estate and in surance. Box SIS. Republican. k
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
FOR SAlE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE--Modern house of six rooms. in restricted addition; s15O cash, balance like rent. This won't last many days. See me immediately if you want it. Groom, 15 North First Ave
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

UNDERPRIcED PROPERTY HOMES THAT MUST BE SOLD Close in brick on Adams St Fine shade. full sized lot, ;21OO. Half cash will buy.
 Large five-room cement house. Modern. South and west porches Fine screen sleeping room Good shade. Nice resident locality. s330O Easy terms.
 Seven room corner brick. South and east front. Large hallway. Good sized barn. Close in. s3700. Part cash.
 s2900-Take it. This 5-room corner brick. everything modern. Close in and in the right locality.
 YOUR HOME IS HERE
 GREENE & GRIFFIN,
 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

YOUNG MAN wants a position as clothing and gents furnishing sales
 man. Can furnish the best of refer ences from eastern firms. Address
 Box 6S3. Republican. g
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

FOR SALE-New shingle-top house, 13x23, cheap for cash. S04 North Seventh Ave. k
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
WANTED-sITUATIoNs.

WANTED-Permane position by
 experienced lady stenographer and
 bookkeeper. References. Address Box 6S2. care Republican. n
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

FOR SALE-New modern bungalow. North Sixth St; strictly up to date. Inquire owner. 747 West Jackson St. gs
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

l have s5000 to loan on a well-im- proved ranch at 8 per cent interest Will make a smaller loan if wanted
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03

DIR. w. S. LOWE, Veterinarian Of flee 17 x. 1st Ave. Office Phone Red 3931. Res. Phone. County A
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
THESE PRICES MAY INTEREST YOU,
PRICE s3a5.

PRICE s3a5. Three lots in Capitol Addition, east of Capitol Building. s325 each; 325 down and s10 per month.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
AUCTIONS.

AUCTION SALE-Monday. Dec. 5, at o'clock. on Seventh Ave. and Grant St. Three portable houses, size one 7x1O feet, one 1Ox12, one 12x14, and a big lot of high class furniture; this property will sell without limit or re- serve to the highest bidder. w. w. Hutchison, auctioneer. l
Arizona republican., 1910-12-03
3f7 w. Wash. St. Phone Overland 263o

Do you want garden land, the best in the valley in five or ten acre tracts. One fine brick house and ten acres, S4500. Apply 316 E. Van Buren. r
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

Mrs =. Smith is visiting with friends:
at Lakota this week.
Miss Hattie LANCE 81 Webster visit
ed with Miss lauren Lewis Wednes-
day.
Attorne Edward 3. Flynn was at
5Lakota Friday attending to some leg
~ matters III the county court off Mel
son count
a and Mrs 4. Merton &c ST. Louis,
NO. were the guests off rs rs Merton's
cousin, Allie NcInness the first of the
week. DIN
Hans Hansen, bu cher at the Bjorlie
e Nelson meat narket spent Sunday
with his family who are living on 4
claim near TarWic
The Ladies auild Of tie Episcopal
church have ale of fancy arttii-
scles and hand painted china al the
Eagle hall a. December End WI.
" Kisses clara IIIod gsonus an Petra
Ronstead of sstar ther and Misses
German ana schWende III off Webster
we've shopping ri the city saturda
stand ID ana take notice. me New
York Gash Store Il tls place ffor sine
Tart goods. lacss. enabroid ery, ribbons,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18
MEM GU Frs
william Moore y: was up from Doyon5


a william Moore " was up from Doyon
Friday.
3i ttorney Fred Cuthbert made 9 bus
mess trip 10 Fargo Friday afternoon le'e "a s.
q. ii. Doyon was I'D from the village
that bears bis anne Saturday
sS e Ii s III Due and Rebilard Of era
~ we're business callers here on Fri IS
day.
n rs. A Nelson had as her guests on
saturrd ay NJ ana Mrs. ". 3, White ttt'.
sof Minneapoli vi b
Editor & Ixzirsch Oh the Warwick
isentinel trans acted business here last
Friday between trains.
MEG ee returned Ito her nome ONE
at Candos saturda BY after q visit with
her sister p. y. SsteWart
Attornay Buttz of Time wauka n was
looking after legal bust here last
SThnrsday end 81
MI. and drH. q. eserson of Moor
head, Mimi. are visiting at the home
off their son, Jos Peterson this week.
Mss Marie Hanson of Mankato,
MINI, Isl the pleasant guest al the
home off her uncle Mr. Ole Sernmg ard
tl,ia week Isl
Miss Gertrude Hrende acc ompanied
Eby Mrs. Chris Gorder left saturday %
No. nor yaiier. Montana where Shey
VIII TAKE up their residenna Oh yals
anle elaisns near there. s'lhatr snany
friends hero wish them success Ii
ltfels aayp lsoisaa
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NEWS ! y !
DlI:ecenabe 8 what

De enber3 what la 81 8
abeI Gle I 81 alsota I. w 4 Sunday s'l'l
visitor here f5s5I$;s
Jos Lange was ia the city Tuesday Tues 4
from Webster.
III havana off Crazy was wa I'D ID
town Wednes
frs. Anthony hillips vas u q up from ROM
Dina Wednea ~ shop ings u:
ra. Herman Rnttent Is quitae. 'll#: at
her home 81 sixth street
Chris but the veal I u
laghans ilrst on December
Don't forget the Grand opera house "
benef callag Dseemb erS Il.
Miss lillian ID III entertai n
ms Miss ynnie NE of Stanley, 81
OAK this week
and MRS. Irvine entsr tained SM Y g.
Chas Ashbrook ana Miss sadie Doyle
o Bartlett over EEsanda Id
ana Mrs. food ward ag .'a
sntertai nang their son and hia wife 1ss
le sad fasba -
hia week.
goTd haS been received here by
friends That GUY Sheets wn1 Wass Ozp
o. at Riehssssr iass wes 4
asld van so0n ss,s aSie a
saessgA homo.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-18

be carried out to much better advan-
tage than It is at present. A teacher
can readily understand that It is
somewhat difficult for the librarian toS
hand out a moments notice all our
material on stone quarries, the prohi-
bition of the slave-trade and astrono-
my. Yet a dozen children came at
once, asking for help on all these
Now we want the children.
to come more than dozen at once
But please, teachers, win you Il this
5plan? At the ginning OF the week
send the Librarian q list OF pics .yolE
expect to give the: children that week
Sometime Of course topics come IN
nexpectedly But generally q teach
ser can forecast the trsnd discus
sion for d week at We shall
preciate sour COO lon ASH
for ~ that we may bs 5off more yice
80
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LIBRARY. NOTES. +
55ssS :5.E B I; 81 =
.s 81 = =
Mary 4. Brennan, Sec,y.) ss.s.55.
4 MARY r. Brennan, Sec'y.): &
Gift from til state.

Gilt rom the State. s
We have just received four volumes.
90 Public documents 3 rom the state IL
brary connmissi lon. These books con-
tain the reports Of the state geologist,:
reports on educati on, banking, insur-l
ance, ETC.. and are handy reference
books for any readers desiring infor-
nation concerning our st Il.
Magazines
The library viii CON enlarge Its
reference de- artnentt by having about
t665 Volumes azines bound
Among EN- are peri dicals 81 such
standing as the eG,ente the tlantic
Monthly and s /. as.. The lihr-
has also subscribed Tor tie head
serss auide, so5- lis il q com.
splete index % ma gazIne literat nre. 81
Mere New pa
The librarian d now king out d
list OH over TVS hun red new books
which WIN be purchased ID january.
gIllsis Iiss VIII include o III
|ciasses sati0na from patrons
win be welcomed. Tsspacially Iii band.
|i isg up our refe resscs linsnt Io Ma
Ineed Inc assista III lkhoas yrAoga We
IIs "a asr q olne Nib,
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Clothes j that Please Oh
And which We like to sell T. YOU: They are The \.
Hart SChaffner & Marx
4 clothes clothes Of merit and they show it. Theyft
YOU perfectly and wear long, you know that il YOU
have ever had a suit Of them
\. Our line this season IS an exception. It's com
posed of the finest clothes and styles that could be
selected from the large assortment Of styles and
N materials Of Hart Schaffner & Marx, the largest
manu- features Of mems clothes il the world,
We are showing you here one Of Unpopular suits
b has been favorably commented upon By every one,
and the more YOU look at It the you will want
it. We thought 50 much Of this style that we
bought It il quite range Of patterns and sizes 50
f 6tt fir you will be easy
It's 40 use to say anything more about the suit
you see in this Ad It speaks for itself f YOU
will buy suit like this you will Be convinced for
eYertthat these clothes are right.
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we have no material ON 1t let us know
about It. We shall be grateful and
whenever 1t is possible shall act on
your suggestions. :I= +:
Good Day.


sSS A Good Day. :Ss::
d Saturda was q busy day at the Il
brary. s124 books were taken out, Of
these, as were adult class books. Why
Is the librarian So glad to give that
last item? What is a class book? a
class book IS q non fiction book, It Is
= book offs essays, poetry, history, phil.
osophy, science. biography Or kindred
subjects When many such books are
drawn out it shows that readers are
getting really yaluab Die help from the
library
Increased Attttendance
The oulr win be- seontinues
tomorrow until az ter Christ All
the last meeting rs lIttle folks we ~
present. they retoida the story of ltths
Ginger bread Man ana afterWardls SIS
tened To Miss Sprung 8 cleveriy ADAPT
ed stories of the sit Is Red Hen ssn 81.
Peter Rabbit ater on 3iin the YEA,
when the hour has become s parmaln
ent dan % tie library sarvic,
visitors van hes welcomed ana ma ar,
sure that mothers vim enjoy heiaa
lent arl d WIN s
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] SIX 81 ii Il

kull Jason Eefsrsha,I1.e
who was electesa states attorney 81
Nelson county was ii tllse sesi1,ss
day ookirg tier legal business
skulason az stiIi reasit ling at eti
burg where AZ mas been looking ftsrl
the FARMING iaterests 81 iiass gsnsas
tor a . N Wssll slesge asss
EIIsakota slla county seaf, ssnce
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
Creighton's New
Coach is Noted
Gridiron Veteran
Will at Once Take Up Work of Get
ting the Team in Shape for
Opening.

Harry Miller, the new coach of the
Creighton university foot ball team, is Elk
pected to arrive September 1 to take up
the task Of putting the foot ball team in
shape for the fall campaign. He is to
have charge Of all athletics at the uni
versity.
Miller Is a famous player and is the man
chosen by Golfers as halfback on the all
western team last fall. He has played
nearly every position on the Notre Dame
team. of which he was a star member.
Work is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sble on the new Creighton field, as the
games will be played there this fall.
Temporary stands viii be erected for the
present season.
Most of the players of last year will be
back in the game. and many new men have
come to replace those who have been
graduated, so that Coach Miller will have
an abundance of material to work on. He
is confident that he can show a good
college of South Dakota comes here oc-
tober /.
The schedule at present is:
October /. Yankton college, at Omaha.
October s, South Dakota School OF Mines
at Omaha.
October i5 Morningside college, at siou1
City.
October q, open
October 49, Kansas Aggies. at Omaha
November 5, open.
November Il, Washburn college, a
Thanksgiving. Des Moines college, a
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21

fast and nervy. Frank possesses lots Of
speed.
Mayor weighs 1s5 pounds. but Is active
and is willing TO exert himself in every in
stance. Rathbone is about as heavy as
Mayor and is fearless charger against the
line. He possesses speed, like the other
backfleld men. This trio OF players-Frank,
Mayor and Rathbone-with Warner. will
give Cole an ideal group for his backfield
In these four men he will have at his com
mand plenty Of speed. brains and power for
any plays that he can devise He also will
have one or two good kickers and forward
pass men in this group.
In addition to these four backfield play
ers Cole Is certain to have two others who
are of first-class caliber. Miner has
had two years experience in the backfeld
and would make just as valuable a player
there as at one OF the wings. McElibben,
who was a freshman last fall, is the best
kicker that has been seen at Nebraska in
several years. He kicks the ball, either
for punts or goals with marvellous ac-
curacy. He boots It over the crossbar from
the forty and firty-five yard lines with the
exact impetus necessary TO carry II from
almost any angle OF the field.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21

the spiral throw on line the shortest
distance between the passer and receiver
has been found to be the most satisfactory.
Tho underhand pass and the high throw
have been found wanting. The Inference
is that premium will be placed upon tall.
rangy men in receiving and fast, accurate
men in passing the ball.
"A defensive problem the coach must
think out Is how 20 arrange his men to
meet a line plunging game and at the same
time TO meet forward passing game
and the onside kicks. one way out OF the
difficulty has been worked out in the SUM
mer school: instead OF having one sta
tonary defense. adopt a variable system
TO meet the circumstances OF the attack.
Another consideration In relation to the
defense is how TO handle the offensive
end on punt. Under the old ruling an
end alone or an end and halfbaek could
harass the opposing end as soon as the
ball was snapped. Under the new iesis-
lation he cannot be touched In the
twenty-yard zone. There are three alter
natives open. The first is to block him
before he crosses tho scrimmage line the
second is TO let him go free and follow
until the twenty-yard zone is reached. The
last is to play a respectable distance back
or render Interference for the runner OF
his side who has secured the ball.
Prophecies of Season.
I'm viewing the coming season there are
a number OF statements which may be made
by way Of prophecy;
"a That the season Of necessity must be
experimental.
80 That the teams that secure an early
start will have big advantage over their
opponents.
"S. That the game will be Of speed ac-
curacy and brains rather than beef and
strength
"a. That the smaller colleges win be on
a better footing this year than ever before.
"5. A premium will be placed upon COM
petent officials.
"e Finally, that dangers will be lessened
considerably, but not eliminated. We will
never attain a utopia In foot ball until In
reference and tackling are eliminated, and
I should be the first to protest at their
removal. These two elements give the
game its strength and Trility."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
STOCK CHASSIS RACES SOON
Chicago Motor Club Announces PIanT
for Big Event.


for Big Event.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Startlng August %
and continuing over the following day ma
tional stock chassis races~of the simon
pure variety and conducted over a typical
road course will be held on the Elgin, Ill,
raceway and the winners OF the various
events may well lay claim to the national
road racing championships.
The plans OF the Chicago Motor club In
conjunction with the Elgin Automobile
Road Race association are in full blossom.
Official sanction was only recently granted.
but within few hours after the an
nouncement had been made entries and
promises of entries began TO pour in.
Arthur Greiner an amateur, has named
National for the Elgin national trophy
race and the National Automobile company
OF Chicago has entered National for the
Illinois trophy. Two Coles have been named
from Indianapolis and a Ford car has beer
entered by the Chicago branch, while as.
surances are given by the LoEier, Benz
Black Grow, Renault, Marmon, EMF,
Parry. Falcar oldsmobile Herreshoff,
Cino. Matheson, Velie, Marion, Alec. Cor.
bin. Simplex, jackson, Midland and Slower
that they will make nominations. The Lo-
zier, which has been out of road racing for
a couple of years has gone so far as IA
secure headquarters at Elgin, which Is
taken as a guarantee Of the cOmpany's sed.
Gus intentions.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
BowLERs DISCUSS BIG COST
Move to Withdraw Rule for New
Alleys is Talked.

Move to withdraw Rule for New
Alleys is Talked,
NEW YORK. Aug. 2O-The increasing
cost OF holding national bowling tourna-
ments is being discussed these days by
bowlers and it is agreed that the principal
item to be considered is the new alleys
which are required. At q meeting of the
board = governors Of the National Bowling
assertion held early this year in Phila-
delphlg tho proposition was discussed of
holding the yearly events on replaned
alleys. 1t aiE not meet with much favor
again at Baltimore the eastern bowlers
discussed thR matter and there was con-
siderable ch1age of sentiment. Philadelphia
tenpin followers were particularly strong
in fav8g OF Teplaned alleys for a tourna-
men, and there is no doubt that II the
National Bowling association could see its
was clear 10 do away with the rule insisting
on new alleys there would be a great fight
to land the 1912 event. Newark Washing
tor. Philadelphia and Brooklyn might be in
the field.
As the 1909 event was held in Baltimore
and the 1910 tourney is scheduled for Buff
faio next February the 1911 contests in the
natural course Of events again come east.
Last year and before Buffalo had put in
ts proposal. Philadelphia offered TO take
hold OF the 1911 affair provided permission
would be granted to bowl the championship
events on replaned alleys. Owing to the
fact that all previous tournaments OF both
the National Bowling association and the
American Bowling congress has been held
on brand new alleys. this proposition seems
a bit drastic, particularly to the veterans,
and they did not take kindly to the offer.
New alleys have always been used under
the impression that this would tend more
TO equalize chances and would eliminate
any possible advantage the local men might
have on alleys 10 which they were aecus-
toned. This theory has been more or less
found that replaned alleys offer as many
Obstacles to the man accustomed to bowl
on them before their renovation as brand
new alleys possibly could; so there appears
TO be nothing left In the new alley idea
except matter OF sentiment and perhaps
pride.
II the National Bowling association
agrees to bowl on replaned alleys and the
1911 tournament Is awarded TO Philadelphia
there should be a splendid entry list with
such enthusiasts as Henry J. Bergman
Elmer L. Pungan and the many other mer
OF that character interested in the game
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
SKATING CHAMPION ARRIVES
MAZE OhOIm of sweden Now I'm Amer
lea to Win LRureIa.

MAZE OhOIm of sweden Now in Amer
lea to Win LRurela.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Having won all the
laurels Europe has to offer in the line OF
skating. Maze Oholm, champion skater Of
Sweden for five successive years, and
holder OF the European championship In
1907 and 1905, has come to America to seek
new honors. Oholm has secured employ
ment In Moline, ILL.,, until winter comes
and the skating season begins. He has re-
celved invitations from both the Chicago
Athletic and Illinois clubs. but has not
decided with which organization he win
affiliate. Another question which is un-
decided in Oholm's mind is whether 10 en-
ter the professional field or remain in the
amateur class. Il was his purpose In com
ing 20 America to make capital Of the
fame he has achieved in Europe, but the
thought that he~would be barred from fu-
tire contests in Europe should he give ex-
hibitions in this country as a professional
makes him hesitate to pursue the plan.