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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS

Salt Lake automobile dealers, without
an exception agree that 1910 will show
a great advance in their lines over 1909,
mote interest in the later models, II
looks as ii their claims were 10 be yeri-
fed.
The Tom Botterjn Automobile COM
pany. which features the Pierce Arrow
car, Is having a busy time. having al
ready sold all but TWO oI the available
1910 models. a carload OF which will be
delivered tho coming week. Frank Bot
terill says that IL Will be impossible 10
get any more OF the Pierce cars until
August J,
The Sharman company has five car
loads OF the different makes which they
carry on the way. and is preparing 10
move to Il new location, cast of the tire
station on First South, where. according
70 Manager Sharmuu the company VIII
have nearly twice the floor space 1t now
occupies. The Sharman company carries
tho Maxwell, Stoddard, Dayton, REQ and
Apperson cars OF these tho Maxwell
seems TO he the most popular. this com
pany having sold about fifty OF the 1910
models
company IS introducing now mako, the
Nclla, which seems 10 have struck Il
popular chord with the motor rnthusi-
asts OF this city. judging from the num-
ber OF sales already made. The com
pany has big shipment Of Nclics on
tho way from the factory, which will be
delivered within the next month
With the Randall-Dodd company, the
Buick car seems TO be the most popular,
but Il reports fine business in the other
makes which they garry, among which
arc the Thomas Flyer, the Oldsmobile
and the Oakland, which IS new car in
the west. having achieved big success
in the cast last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Favorites Heavy Winners.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. 2a-rhc
LAYERS experienced the heaviest losses of
the day when the heavily played choices
were returned winners. Summary:
First race. three furlongs. purse. adv
Stalwart, Z to ., won; Aldivia, ~ TO <,
second; Dell. 13 TO 5. third. Time. 80 90.
- Second race. seven furlongs, selling
Frank Purcell, TO /. won. Eva Tanguay.
To 1. second. Sticker. even, third Time,
ls29 1-5.
Third race. six furlongs. selIine-Hy-
pcrion ". to u, won; Mary II, TO !.
second; Royal Onyx. 20 TO /. third. Time,
N 80.
Fourth race. Smith Richardson ana
Couroy, handicap, seven furlongs-Dixie
knight. 70 10 !, won: Charles Eastman. Z
tn second; Ben Double, = to l, third.
Time. los.
Fifth race, ono mile. seling-Casilc-
wood. . to 2. won; Camel, 10 to !. see
oond; ST Joseph, TO l, third, Time.
l;42'
sixth race, seven furongs. selling
High Range: To ], won; ]. III Reed S
10 /. second: Golddust. to ]: third
Time, 1:2I l-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
NIT ARTISTS PLAN
BIG FIGHT YEAR
Continued From Page Nineteen

Continued From Page Nineteen
the present state Of the law this is next
TO impossible.
| don't know how many bones there
are exactly In the human body, for the
number varies, but | know there arc a
heap of them, Boys, you 'll,bave TO hur
ry or there won I be any left to break
James Britt busted his ulna, Stanley
Tctchel his os magnum and Sailor
Burke the radius. There s only few
of them left.
No one has ever doubted that James
Jeffries will reap A fortune out of his
heavy fight, but a couple of lofty brows
in Harvard or Yale or somewhere. who
go in for statistics, have figured it out
that the big fellow will get close to
$1,000 In the first place he will
realize $54 900 on his theatrical stunt,
which terminates January so. With
that big bunch of money added to the
$4,000 he received from the Plaza Mu-
sic hall and the sol 900 which he will
receive out of his end of the purse
coupled with tho moving picture re
rcipts shoves the total into figure
representing a fortune.
John Robinson. the former Philadel
phia sporting editor who has becn Sc
lectcd by Battling Nelson as his new
manager will have TO hump himself to
fill the shoes Of Willus Britt, And here
is peculiar thing, for Britt was a news
paper man also m Frisco before he be
came the fight agent of the Dane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
JEFFRIES SHOWS
SPEED ON STAGE
Continued From Page Nineteen,

Continued From Page Nlnctecn'
with Jack Mccormack and the two gave
n pretty exhibition
Gus Anderson OF Kansas City won
800 when he stayed fifteen minutes
with Farmer Burns. The bout was re-
pletc with excitement and Anderson
evoked round after round Of applause
by the clcvcrness he displayed IN get
ting out of tight places. At the con-
clusion Of the match Burns declared
Anderson was "tough youngster ,
and gave tho latter a hearty slap or
appreciation. Stanley karp refereed
the wrestling bouts,
Several people at the rlngside were
given forced bath when the Clock
crs, Charles and Anna, put on their
water Juggling act After carefully
immcrsing himself. Charles distributed
Q pailful of water along the tier of
seats close to tho arena and included
several prominent people IN the Yaudc'
vile baptism,
Sam Berger was the official snnounc-
er, arranged the different athletic con
tests, visited the box Office frequently,
boxed with the champion and was cas-,
lily the busiest man IN the house during
the progress Of the show.
The Colonial theatcr was, taxed 10
capacity and hundreds We're turned
away on account Of the dearth of seats.
AT the conclusion of the show, Icffrlcs
and "ToX" Rickard journeyed TO Il
local cafe 10 have lunch and were fol-
lowed up Main street by-a cheering
crowd Of enthusiasts anxious to get a
peep at two of the three central fig
urcs in tho world S championship con
test next July,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
KNIGHT DECK WINS
THE CLOSING EVENT
RN Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
JUAREZ Mexico Jan. @2.-NniGht
Deck. carrying l12 pounds and admira-
bly, ridden by Shilling, won the closing
event at Tcrrazas park today, making n
new track record by stepping the mile
and sixteenth in 145 i5, Two ia
vorites Won
First race. one mile. selling-ora sud
OF Montello. l09 (SmalD, TO l, sec
ond Peleas. 1O1 (C;arner), TO /, third
Time. l:4l Margaret Randolph. Plume,
and Daisy Belle also ran.
Second race. selling, ono mile'-Niblick;
III (Austin), to ], won; Almena' iOt iO
(IIolilstcr). rs TO /, third. Time, l;4l -
Proteus. Captain Burnett, Gull, IL. NJ
EckeIt. Lady Garven and Sad News also
ran. -
Third race, five furlongs. selIns-w. T.
Overton. los tShiling), 3 10 /. won; Jolly.
l02 (MCCahcy I 10 ,. second; sugar
Maid. leo ICiarner). II TO >: third. Time,
80 2-5. silver Stocking, Arch oldham
Shirley Rossmore Galindu and Plnion
Fourth race, six furlones-Topland, 100
(Austln)' TO /, won; German SilEcr; ~ lo'
90 (Bencscoten), ~ TO l. third time
1;12 As Rustem, La Dextra, Sociablc
and Ed Kcck also ran.
Fifth race. selling, six furlonEs-Spoon-
cr. los (Benescoten), 10 10, won, Congo,
ITO (Rice). S TO I, second, Anne McGcc
100 (Garncr). . TO 1. third. Time. l:l3 10.
Bertmont Ethel Day, Pocatiligo kopek
Norbit Hynes and Lady Adelaide also
ran,
Sixth race selling, mile and SIX
tecnth-knieht Deck ll2 (Shilling), 10
TO 5. won: Lady Esther, Ito (Gamcrl,
. 10 /. second; Howard Pearson. 9S o.
WILSON,. 10 to /. third. Time. lao 40.
Fantastic. Fred Mulholland, Lighthouse
and Sensible also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Juarez Entries.

Ey Associated Press.
Jt'ARr;X Mexico. Ian. 92.-Terrazas
Park entries for sunday:
First race. six rurIongs-Csood Intent
loI: Mike Molett loi; Rio Pccos, l0e;
The Wolf 1O6: Rnuuder, log, Siscus. 10s;
G.. y. Lehman. lo6: El Pcrfecto. 1o3;
Corseo los: Mary Gcnevieve; l0l: 'Odd
Rose. 96: fLady Parct, 96.
Second race. live and a half furlongs-
Goldhnn 10: Execute. ll%; Marchmonct,
1l@: Ocean Queen. III; "Sevenfull, 116;
Light Knight. los; sAedding Hannah,
ip2; Hannah Louise, 101.
Third race. seven furlongS-Gbc Thorn,
102; High street. i09. Dick Ncslal, 1903;
True Sii, 10Ii Belle of Brass. 100; Nr-
ginia Lindsey. lo'; ora Suddeth. 100;
'Tiardy Son l0f. "C:unstou. l0i; sSt
Kilda, I0i; "Plune. 1O2: "Gladys Louis,
l02.
Fourth race. the Astica handicap. six
furIongS-C;lorio. 100: Prince Ahmed, les;
Right Easy. 122: 'Rchard Reed, III;
King Cobalt, III; Gypsy King. 1O% July.
lC2: Elizabeth lIarwood. 1oO; Col. Bob,
9s; T.omond, %; Orbed Lad Of.
Fifth race. seven furlouSs -Stcpdai,
1i2; Regards, lQ9; Cuban Boy. 1o9. Ego
fist. LOG. G. j. Cox. 100: Reuben, 1O9:
John Sparks. lG9 Alice Collins. 107. Al
bion H.. 100: Myrtle Dixon, I0i, Minnie
Bright 100; "Tom Franks. 10i.
sixth Wce, ono mile-'Ihc Wrestler.
lis. ChcWardine. 1l3; epcdro, 10; Beau
Man. 1O?: 'Bon Ton. los; Buua, los
john Mcmillan. l05. French Cook, 100.
apprentice allOwsu nee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
SEEMS TO Be SOME
MISUNDERSTANDING
Gleason Does the Talking,
While Rickard Delivers
the Goods.
Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-It would seem n
Francisco was going out OF his way 10 70
make 1t appear that Tex Eickard wonlo
not be consid cred In connection wlth M Mt.,o
Jcfrres-Johnson hight when inc l'ihe
roncs to issue a permit.
Nccor1lnG 10 Supervisor EerGet. u ne
has been correctly quoted, n" ono pGl y,
native son need apply TO the commit ~. :
Ice, oil which he is the chairnan, ioT
my courtcsIoS. so far rs Tex RickaE9
- concerned & can he positively stated
that he will not alAly to inc san - ,,,i rflTT nG,
"iscu authorities for permit 10 pun ott
ne fight in that city.
rIckard knows what he Is doing and
ona al the things lie seems TO be' sur
shout is that the Je1lrisS;J"llhIE9m Err1 H,ii a
that can be learned from most rel
able source. at the present time nc niS
fight will not take place IN Caiiolhiin ii,
at all Rlckagd seems to have eincm
en- Salt Lake City. He has all along
maintained that is where tho fight VIII
take place, and there is nothing so lhr
10 Indicate that the fight VII! go else-
So far as Jack Gleason IS concerned.
he Is 10 be considered In the matter
only so far as Rickard deems II adyis-
aolc No one knows this better than
Ia view OF the complete understanding
existing between Richard and Gleason:
81 mas. be assumed that the latter has
been extensively misquoted by the news
papers,
IL is altogether probable that Gleason
has never said ono-half the things which
have been credited 10 him IN connection
with the fight. The laws Of Utah rela-
tive 10 boxing contests are an exact du-
plicate of those of California; so long
as Il limit Is placed upon the number OF
rounds TO bc contested, there is nothing
10 prevent j boxing contest taking place,
Tex Elcltard knows this. and so do
tic Utah authorities, and ms Sail Lake
City seems 10 be dead anxious To nave
tho fight. and as Itickard has set hts
mind on having II there. it is needless
10 consider any other place until Rickard
sbandUns hit present purpose,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Hurdle Race Feature,
by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 22.-The feature of
today's card was tho hurdle race at q
mile and an eighth, won by Good Friar.
Summaries:
First race. about three furlonEs-Ella
Bryson, g 10 >. Won; Sanctum to .,
second; Lady Lewis, 13 10 ., third. Time,
81 ID seconds.
Second race. five and a. half furlongs,
selling-Bouebrate 10 10 !. won Confess
sor, II IN l, second: Alauda, TO l. third
Time, 1:l2 30,
Third race, one mile and all eighth.
over hurdles. selling-Good Friar, TO /.
wml; iluerfano, 3 TO /. second; Alhush
IL To /. third Time. 2.2l 1-5.
Fourth race. five and half furlongs,
selling-FlcmiDg, 10 ., won. The Rain
Time. 1:il %.
Fith race; six furlongs-Cloistcress /
10 won; Locust Bud, 4 TO |, second !;
Carcpdclct TO |. third, >Timc, 1.lS is
SiXth race. five and half rurIonss.
sclling-Gebel Queen. 10 /. won Or
muz. II TO y, second; lfscutcbeon, > 10 2.
third. Time, LIP.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Additional Sporting News.
Olympia Club

The Olympia Athletic club has made
arrangements for an athletic entertain
ment to be held al the Shnbert thcatcr
next Friday night. January 2s. Manager
lack McCooey announced Saturday night
that he had arranged for four boxing con-
tests IN which amateurs Will take part
and, Ii the meet proves success. am
Friday evening.
Tho boys who have been matched are
Jimmie Moore VS. Jack powncy, Young
Forbes VS. frankie Ernc. Pye Davis vs.,
Weary Willie; KID F'vazzles VS.. Larry
Burns,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
American Football
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO Jan. 22-Abolshmcnt OF
football In high schools and radical meth
DDS of eliminating accidents from open
field play In collegiate contests were
a. Stacg by University OF Chicago foot
bail graduates at special meeting held
last night. FIFTY or Coach StaSG ior-
mer stars pledged their support IN inc
campaign for u safer game
With Stage leading. the FORMER chi
caGo players came out strong for reform
differing only In their attitude toward the
ed sentiment in favor of mass play de-
vcloped and Coach Stasg found lrlmseit
opposed TO most OF the older stars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
CALIFORNIA DERBY TO
BE RUN FEBRUARY 22
Ev Associated Press.

son, odds-on favori,e in the Palace Ilo-
tel handicap at Emeryvillc today. blea,
and Taplin was forced TO pun MN up. IN ~.
faced with Silver Knight. In the last
quarter silver Knight drew away, win
ming from Fulletta and JeanetteeM;
Cloudy weather prevailed and The
Novgorod showed sudden Improvement
in winning the third race. The stewards
decided 10 investigate this race.
II Was announced today that the can
forI,ia derby Will be run February % As
It falls on Tuesday. there VIII be SIX
days racing that week 90. .,S
purse Gilbert Rose, 100 (Dugsn), IL to
10, won; Phil Mohr: 81 lKedGrls>. to J.
second: Lewiston 10? (Walsh1; TO L.
]. II. Barr. Rey I'll Loyar, olathe and
Elec,rowan finished as named.
Second race SIX furlonss; sellingIin-
burg. los CWalshD. even, second; May
sutton % (Itedcrisp T. 10 |. third. Time,
l:I4 SIS Madeline ,Mussrave, Marse Abe,
Black Sheep. Adena and Marvel i. iin-
Third race. seven furlongs, selling
Novgorod. lOl tBuxton(. 10 to !. won;
Sam Barber, loo (Grossl, TO J. second;
Time. 1:2i 25. Wap, Gramercy- David
Warneld Miss Naomi. Colonel Pack, Do
valta and Palochiqueto finished as named.
Fourth race, mile ana an rlRnln, taIdCS
IIctel handlcap-silver Knight. los (Yos-
peri. . 10 /. won: Fullrtta. los NNalsh),
% TO |. second Jeanette NJ. 96 (kode-
rs). 4 to T. third. Time, Loo Id. Fort
Johnson also ran.
Firth race. one mile. sellinc-Kecp
Moving. 100 Ougan). II to ;, won. Ser
vlcerco. 100 (Seldcn). % to I, second;
Time. - 30. Buckthorne John Louis.
Redeem. Glonnadeanc and 15anonica I'm
iShed as named
Sixth race. seven furonCs. selling
Eudoria. l03 (vap Dusan). to ] won;
Cataline, los tC;rosS). 8 to /, second
Right Sort. 1o1 CTaplin). ) TO .. third
Time 1:29 Is. Charles Green, onatas-
vaca PicSaway and Royal Maxim llnz
ished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Football Editorial
.lv Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
PRINCETON, y. j., Jan. 22.--Follo"ing
the receipt OF letter from Donald Her
ring, former Princeton football player
taking a decided stand in favor OF the
English Rugby game, the college paper
appcnred Yesterday with an editorial fa-
vorinR the English style and asserting
that football reforms Will eventually re-
suit in a game radically different from
TINT seen at present The main point
around which the editorial hinges is the
fact that the players in the English game
are less liable TO injury than in the game
as PLAYED here AT present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23

HANNAH WILL TAKE
TRIP TO NORTHWEST

''E<ld' Hannah is planning trip
through the northwest. taking with him
three of the best local boxers Hannah
says that lac has not as yet decided upon
the men he will take but Will try 10
and 1875 pounds as lie can. His first stop
Will be Spokane, where he can secure
matches at tho foregoing weights, Han
nan SAYS that the lenctn Of the proposed
trip depends upon the success attained
in the first few cities visited. lie may
go into British Columbia and then down
lh. COAST TO Los Angeles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
DUKE OF SUTHERLAND
MAY TRY FOR CUP
Special Cable TO Tho Tribune.

LONDON, Jan. 22.--lt Is reported in
English sporting circles that the Duke OF
Sutherland Will he the next 10 attempt
TO lift the international yacht cup from
America, a task which has engaged Sir
Thomas Upton for the last ten years.
II is believed that the Duke OF Suthcr-
land, who Is an enthusiastic yachtsman,
will ipko Sir Thomas's place in interna-
tionaI Yachting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Papke Goes to Europe.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Jan. Chilly Papke. the
illinois thunderbolt,' and former mid
dleweight champion prize Fighter of the
world, sailed for Europe on the steamship
Baltic today. He was accompanied by
his brother I'd, and Will fight in London
and Paris before returning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Sugar House Wins.

in two fast games OF basketball played
In the Sugar House hall, Saturday. the
Sugar House second team playing the
Mil Creek first and second teams, the
Sugar House five won from The first
Min Creek team by Il score Of 10 to is,
and Won from tho second MIN Creek
team by the score or Sc TO 2.
The team work OF the Sugar House
be- W. feature OF the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
No Trading.
BY Associated Press.

BY AsSOclhIcd Trc3s.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-Baseban Presi-
dents Murphy f.bbetts and Hermann
conferred here today, but denied that any
trade OF players was in prospect The
proposed l6S-game schedule for the com
ing session was ono OF the subjects con-
sidcrcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
B. Y. L. EASILY DEFEATS
THE B. Y. c. OF LOGAN
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 22.--Thc 8. 7. G. basket
ball team of Logan was sent home to-
night beaten by the II. Y. T., in match
game, by the score OF 81 to Il. The con-
test was too much one-sided to create
any enthusiasm, A large crowd was
present
EoisinGton OF the Salt Lake I. NJ. c.. A.
was the referee. and Horsfal of the uni
veEsity was the umpire.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Mahmout Fails.

BY NSSoClIteu Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 39-Youserf Mahmout
failed 10 throw Raoul Rouen In their fif-
teen minute handicap here last night
In the seuii- windup. Mike O'Grady won
from Young Burns in two straight falls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Salt Lake Gun Club

Members OF The Salt Lake Gun club
VIII hold their weekly shoot at the traps,
beginning 1T l0;30 o'clock this morning
Several out-of town visitors will take
part In the practice. and all tho shooters
In The city are invited To attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
The lineup:
Mil Creek (2nll
Silcan (2ndl-
Mn Creek (1st),
Nelson Still Making Good,

Battling Nelson made good Friday
night against Eddie Lango in Memphis.
February ~ Nelson will meet Ad VOL
CAST in a 45-round bout in Tom Nc
Carcy's club outside OF Los Angeles.
The probabilities are. if Nelson whips
Wolgast. he will turn his attentions To
Freddie Welsh, the English lightweight
champion. Welsh has been making q lot
OF noise lately about lighting Nelson for
tho championship OF the world 1t looks
Hike he might have his ambition grau-
fed. Welsh is an exceptionally clever
boy. but ne does not seem To carry the
punch necessary 10 take the title from
the lighting Dane
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500. 9ndepepdent 360
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
High School, Basketball

Standing ot the girls class basketball
Lrrlns al Tho high school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23

Tribune Want Ads,
Belly Main 5000, Independent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Intermediates Win.

The Y. NJ. G. a. defeated the Thirty
first wardcrs In a match basketball game
AT Inc y. Nj, G., ~ Saturday afternoon
by Tile score Of 27 TO IS,
The lineup:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-16
JEFFR|ES
NEARING
COLLAPSE
fBy Leased wire)

New York, Sept lee Word comes
from Los Angeles that Jim Ierrjcs is
run down both !lnebtalls and physical.
". aud that friends are thinking Of
having the big fellow sent 10 san
itarium.
Ttc writer of the letter is prom.
liiatnt sporting man Of the citrus belt
and says that he has good inside In
formation that within the next few
weeks Je1rics will be reeuperating IN
one Of the nearby sanifariums
He saws in part: THE big fellow
never has been right Since that iigDt.
He was certain of winning and after
IFS disastrous show Up became moody
aud tlcspondeuf. He hasn't cared 10
talk much. spending most cf his t'ae
alone. aud has moi voked well Tor
|ovr, tao WaelH
'1s has been che talk Of epostins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-16

circles for the past few days that a
breakdown vas close at hand. and
some Of the big fellows closest
friends suggested that he be sent
away before he had gone TOO far
The defeat has worked on him no
that he looks much Older than when
he returned from Reno, the lines IN
his face showing plainly that he is
not well Inside
The news viii come as It surprise 10
many, but Sam Berger limited two
weeks ago that JEFF was not the same
man at all and liable TO have a ply
steal breakdown any day. Sam stat
ed 20 the writer that Jelrles seemed
70 be at sea all the time. walking
with his head down and hardly no.
t!cing old friends who were near and
dear TO him.
The ex.nanager did not know what
to make of the thing, and although
lie was with Jeffrles whole week bsS
fore he started for New York. was
iust as much at sea as when he ar.
rived.