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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
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Vicc. YrdiiocntihaitS Ganoioateu.

@ouperneur Maribaa ipurbc am
IA. Idr6 1854 in @anhelter. Snb.,
~sebprcn. CT inibiertc Die 3cdtc.
murbe 1875 sur Yraris Sugeluiicn
unb prafti3iertc in Colombia Gin.
Sno.. oils Iitglicb DER bortigen Nos
pofotens Sirmo Inribdl & IcNinanp.
Gr lpar langc Sabre alf p~olitiid)cm
@cbicte tbdtis. bate obcr niemnlS eil
politijdes Nmt innc, bis er I'M Sabre
1908 gum 8olperueiir POI Suoiana
cripdblt pirbe; er errang bel bicier
Wabl cine Mcbrbeit o 10000
Stiinmen. lpdbrenb Gait. Der SrdIis
ocntidafts : Ganbioat. cine ioldc bon
10000 Stimmcn I'M ~Spoiiers
Stonte" erbielt unh Snoiand inl
Sabre 1904 iogar nit elmer Mcbrs
belt BON $4,000 Stimnicn ~republitas
mid gciuGblt bate. Cine ibm i'm
Sabre 1906 nngetra9enc Nomination
Fir ben Gun9reB lebnte CT ab. Gr
perbciratbete iih am 2. Sttober 1895
NIT 3ois !. aimeip bon angola, Snb,,
uub lit Satcr bon brei Sohtcrn.
Die .Sa. S~taats5tg." beridtet nod
S~olgenbes iibcr ibn: Ser bon Den
Scmofraten alS @ices SrGiibent nomis
niertc Waribaq lit in North Nanhcs
tier seboren. om Il. MGr5 1854, itus
biertc Ole Hedtc unb purbe an @eri6i
Sugelaiien I'M Sabre 1878. Gr bat
gbren9raSc bon @abaib. Gotrc Game
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

ffrbt, mic iein College Wiaeranb pom
Neilitar- uno 8riegs,ueien, 10 lpcib
Selcaiie lid bel ieber @clegcnbeit ais
Der rcdte Wann nni red)tcn Ylube
hsrppr3uItreidlcn. bonn CT ut niht
llMionit Sioe Sran5oic.
go
eeSiro iid bicicS Sriumpirat gu
culcm Si0nt3iIreide bcrgebciL I'm
cr,cm Der tcipcn Yrdteubenten ulI
rsc Seine 81 fclIen ober miro Sranfs
lsiol eiacs idjGren @or9cns por eincm
Sisaistrei1s ltcbcn. ipie Der bonn
Il. November 1909? &irb Srdnfs
r3:h nlSsann Der parlmnen.uriIden
@ir.Jiddii cntrinncn. no c5 icit
Sabred iuirtlia, apoluiih" 6n2cht2
M.sSings iuiiroe Damn Der parliament
ia.iiGJcn Nnardie Gin Gnbc gemddt
ip.racn. aber SI glcidlcr 3eii piIroen
tic sSborc iilr Den SespDti6ntlS zines
G.r5iaen gcIfinet iperben. User miro
abcr hicicr Gin5ige iein? Giner Der
Y%rdtrnSenten uScr ctm ;uaabalfscr
General? llnS scrohc in Der Shipics
risf.it riclcr @abl liest cine wirflihc
Bciabr. Ser Scr5pg BON Orleans
miirsc ii6 luobl bitten, bel Dem Be-
ninn icincr &e9icrun9 iid in auslGns
b;iec &Gnbcl cin5ulaiieu. CT pii:oc
iurblircis!i1 Ieinen llrsrobpatcr 2ouis
Y6i.ippc. zen i%pgenanrtcn Burger
stDn;g nadahuen, Der Niles permicb.
.ipas Die SiderbeiI hcr SpnaIrie IN
Srasc itsIlsn ionnte.
@beniu to:iroe ocr YrinS %iitor
Tapo:con feline Sto(ic ais .@enoarm
Grortrsih'S" %ouffaficn. Gr ipiiroe
FOR olcn Sinscn fir innere &llbc nnb
SrSnuma 6eiorst iein, Sor9en, Die
itin icine 3sit iir alsipdrtiSe Sdnpel
Iis6cn.
&ir9cgcn ipiirbc Elm Geueral. Der
poH Dem Srirmrirat uuf NeS Shlr
crboben wiirse. iciac Gtellna8 nm
Ne5altpten fonucn. irenn CT Der 8e9cns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Slnebten Dor EemcPtfaiern.

Ictna. Sub. = Als nad cincm
@epitteriturm Snuicnbe 10 SeudDts
tGIern. Die bon ben Aaufafee @icicn
omrch Den Sturm pcrtricben porben
pdrcr. iih in Der hicii9cn Eulpers
iabrif uui cincm ScbGltcr nieberlics
sen. Der mcbrerc bunbert @nllpnen
NitroalD6crin cntbiclt, glnubten Die
Irbeitcr. Der 9cbdlter itebe III Seuer
unb wpllc crplooieren. mn tic ililhs
tften nad allen Scitcu. GS baucrte
iait cine Stmuhe. che es Den Sors
arbcitcrn selan9, Die Sciltc sur Tiids
tebr on Die srbeit 5u belpegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

elmer Gar Der Spfbabn nit iibereins
acknowledgement Seinen s~eieiien uno
bas &leio elmer Dame nit icinem
Stiefel beifmuBt bate. Ils er lid
peiserte, ieine Steluns 5u dnbern.
rief Die Dame eiuen Yoli5iiteu ber>
bel uub IieB ben Hiipcl ptrbaften.
Ser &idter erfldrte, fcin Wann babe
elm Ieht, in elmer oifentliden Car
nit observation-disclosures Seinen
5u iiten.
(Sas sleihe iulte aber mud Der
Sal iein fir SraucuSperionen, bic in
berartiger Stclung in Den StraBcns
babnipa9en boden unb sum- Scftciten
ihmubi9es ober 5errinencs llnter5eug
Iaer Iusen fcilbicteu.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
DaS rationale Uetmttt.

8enn bas amerifaniihe Golf am
criten Sienstas bes Monats Hopema
Der an Den Stimmfaiten tritt, nm eis
nen Trdiioenten gu %ertpablen, 10 ipiro
es Elm ltattlifes gotum III Die 8asz
ldale perfen. Sic ca. 80 &illicnen
ginpobner Der Der. Staaten b~iirften
betrdhtlih mebr ais 10 Iiaionen
Stimmen ab9eben.
Dor Dem Sabre 1888 bat Die itatis
tiife g8iiIenidaft es fir inter ibrer
8iirDe sebalten. iih NIT Der Yolitit
Su befalien. Seitbem aber bat lie
iih pa5u ber5eieelaiien, audi Die
Stimmeu 5u 5dblen. unb oils bas Hes
iultat liest ms Die folsenbe, fiirSlid
bonn Statiitiiden Bureau perofients
lihte Sabeue Dor. ails Der 5u err
ieben lit. ipie tart bas io9enaunte
Yolfspotum IN Den periGicbencn
~ s,.k 1000 ~~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Die partei' Slaeee.

Sas ,Yanoanna" : S%aidentlId lit
sur Slng9e DER HooiepeltS
Eartci crboben purben. iucil. fpie
Die Siibrcr Iasten. Die Snrtei Die Der
cinfahiteu Scltc lei, Die aud &C.
lppbnli6 iih Iold)er Sild)cr bebieuen.
Seinabe jeocr Selegat bate Gin
ioltcs Sud- NM ieinen Nrm 9ei1luns
gen. &ooiepelt ielbit trd9t elm ipldcs
itdnbig nit iid,, unb ieine Sohtcr,
Srau HitolaS Son9mortb. bat Elm
gleihes gum Sutidmud 9elpdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on his
page will be mailed to any address ON
receipt OF 10 cents (%silver, wrapped in
paper, or stamps) for each pattern,
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re.
member that in these patterns allow
ance Is made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

voile was used for this cos
tune, with lace and fancy but
tons for trimming. The skirt
may close at the side in front
or back. 1t will require 5 IA
yards of 44-inch material for
the 24-inch size.
This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns, which
will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents FOR
EACH pattern in silver or
stamps.
,271-A Simple Dress for House or
Afternoon Wear. Striped ging-
ham in blue and white with
facings of the blue was used
for this charming model. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

fronts are shaped below the
yoke facing, which is finished
with a tab over the left side.
A rolling collar pointed at the
back adds to the trimming, but
may be omitted. The short
comfortable sleeve has a
straight cuff. The four piece
skirt is cut in habit back
style. The pattern is cut in 6
sizes: 30, "a, So, 80, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure II re-
quires ) yards of 44-inch ma
terial for the 36-inch size.
)2S1-Simplicity and Grace Com
bined. Girls Dress with Deep
Armseye with Trimming Bands.
The design here shown is ap-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Heetseitsreiie inn Slme3sms.

IuS 9onbpn p~erloutet: Ser Ipios
titer Glaube Graham &bite unb ieine
ibm tiir5lih a%ngctraute Satin, geb.
Sorptbp Suplpr uuS Nelu 9orf. Die
ibre Slittermoheu III Sruntreih 5uses
braft baben. iinb per Icroplan nad
@nalano aurildaefehrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

bel Scr Nannbeimer Weiie ais Ser
fdufcrin iueilenben Shneitcr nm 3.
Nni fiir einen Yfcnnig @utial (3us
der5eug) pertouft bate, obipohl crit
pom 3. Nai ab pcrtauit lperbeu
burftc. 9a3 Sdoffengeriht @anns
beim iprad aber Ole A%ugeflagtc auf
giniprlld irei, neil peper bie Ibiidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

worn with any guimpe or
tucker and is simple and read
lily made and adjusted. Net,
lace, chiffon, silk, cashmere or
lingerie fabrics are all suitable
for its development. The pat
tern is cnt in 6 sizes: SO, "a.
So, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure and requires l 3-8
yard of 36-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
926O-GirPs Dress with Empire
Waist, and Bishop or Bell
Sleeve, and with Round Col
lar, or Square or Round Neck
Opening. What pleasing possi-
bilities are embraced in this
neat and simple style. 1t 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

muslin. dimity, nainsOok, silk
or flannel. The sack is length
ened by a peplum. The sleeve,
which is cut 'in one" with
body portions, may be finished
in full or in three-quarter
length. The pattern is cut in 5
sizes: "a, So, 38, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 4 yards of 27-inch ma
terial for the 36-inch size.
9O1O-A Popular Up-to-Date Model.
Ladies Over Blouse with Body
and Sleeve in One. This model
is made with body and sleeve
combined, a feature that prom
Uses to hold its popularity for
some time to come. 1t may be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

nod 4lisilbung bes @anoer9eiperbes
porliegc unb bos Se5irfoanlt fcitgcz
iteQt bate, buB audi feline llcbers
tretung Der Mnrttorbnuns in Srnge
tomne. @iepicle Nart Soften mag
oieier cine Yfennig pieoer Dem beiz
Iiscn SnreaufratismI5 perurla6t
hdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
I'm, einen piennis

bate pas Ionnbeimer (Scutihlanp)
SinauSamt cine Srnu NJ Speper
lpeaen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : Der
gcbens in cine @clbitraic bon ~ gRf.
Senpmmen. ipeil tic I'M Sicnjte ibrsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

suitable for all dress materials.
The plain waist may be
trimmed with lace, braid or
embroidery, and the sleeve and
neck finished in one of several
styles. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: 2, 3, A and 6 years. 1t
requires 3 3-S yards of &C.
inch material for the 3-year
size.
9299- 9277-A Neat Home or Street
Dress. Composed of Ladies'
Waist Pattern 1929, cut in 6
sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure, and La
dies Skirt Pattern 9277, cut in
5 sizes: %, "a, rs, % and 80
inches waist measure. White
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

mn Der ltnipcriitdt bon Scnniplnania
erbnlten. Sas 8puperneurs zInlt BON
Snpiana mar feline critic SteIlliug in
Der Yolitif. @r lit Eresbpteriancr
unb Sreimaurer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

! pGrtiacn decentralization Scfpe9in9
Nednung tra9en ipilroc.
5ranfreid boift amf bic 3ufunft;
hicic &pffnnus seniist, nm ibm ale
Gnttduihnngcm Der lcttet 20 Sabre
uerseiicm 81 laiicn. Sie Ginbilonngss
trait beS Bottles ut nieber bon Dem
Siebcr pes militGriiden Hubmes err
iaBt uub serabe bieier llmitanb lit
fir ieolpeben pn9balIigen General ipie
gcidniicn, Inn etiuai9e Sldne elmer
Iaeiuperrihait 81 be9iinitigen.
NlS Vonapartc nit pcm abtrillS
nigen Yrieitcrs unb Aonigomoroer
SieDcs unp Dem nnperen 86ni9sS
mDroer Hoser Sucos bas Sriumpirat
Der neicn 9oniulars Hcgierlng biloete,
fproh man nm bon Hlibe nno
Sricbcn. llno penige Gage naf
ieincr Grncnnung idrieh Sonapartc
cinen 9rief on bcn Goni9 bon eng
Lamb. nm ibn gum Srieben auf6us
ioroernl - rSeit ad)t Sabren pers
beert Der arieg Die 2clt! Soa er
benm elpig oaliern? @iebt cs pirtlid)
tcin @ittcl. Inn ibm elm @noe 81
mahen."
so idric5 8onapdrtc unb Sranfs
reid uno europa iaud5ten bel DEM
! @ecanten aui. rap cnbli6 Der 10 heib
cric6nte Sricbcn cintrctcn ipcrbe.
slbcr %onapartc bate i'm 8ebeimen
Ieinc Yldne iiir icine id]ou porbea
rcitete Sittatur uub SdbeIherrifaft.
llub mcnige &ndnen cnrnuf il6crihritt
16. bis 20. Mni 1S00) ell Den
8roBcn Saatt Bernhard. pdbreno
ncitcre Si!isbecrc ben Slcinen Sanft
Sern6arb. ocn Sauft @ottbaro. Den
Iont 9enis umb Der @ont 8eneprc
erfletterten. llnb am IA. Sunni ers
rang @onaaarte Den Siea pom Was
rcn9o. pcld)cr ibm bns Seeptcr
Sranfreid's p~cridafite. nit rem CT
poIlc sebn Sopre aui balb europa Gins
idllg. haS Sceptcr. baS ibm Die
Sbore bon Berlin. @ien, Hom.
Mabrib unb Mootau offnete.
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Gin ~pernamftiees itrtkeil.

Ser Ybptosropb Hidarb SGger
pllrne IN Srooflnn Su elmer @elbs
Itraie bon $40 uerurtbcilt. neil CT in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

I582-Shirtwaist Set. A very novel
and attractive pattern for
L.. braiding is here shown. Also
n intended for outline embroi-
derry.
Stamped on imported Irish
liner '.9.'oo
Stamped on Persian lawn LOO
II Perforated pattern ........ 20
Transfer pattern ........ 10
il7O6--A Dainty kimOno for Baby.
To be worked in solid embrOi-
derry and feather stitching.
Perforated pattern 20
Transfer pattern. ........ 10
Stamped on cashmere i.... LOO
| Stamped on linen ......... 80
,S905--A Comfortable Play Suit.
Child's Rompers with BlOOmer
Skirt Portion. Galatea, ging-
ham, chambrey, ~seersucker,
linen or pcrcale may be used
for this design. The waist is
cut with body and sleeve in
one and is gathered at the
neck edge and waistline. The
boomers are cut circular and
ia look very much like a skirt
when worn. For girls this
model is especially desirable.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
q, A, 6 and 8 years. II requires
2 IA yards of 36-inch material
for the 4-year size.
92SO-A Comfortable Negligee. La
dies Dressing or House Sack.
This simple and dainty model
here shown is appropriate for
lawn, cotton, crepe, crOssbar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

Saiicn mir Die porige YrdIibentcns
ipabl ms Iuae lno beriidiidtiaen mir
babel audi Die fleinercn Sartcien. 10
erbalten mir bas na~d,ifebenbe 8cs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

Sieie Grinnermnscn limb lett lei.
batter Wie jc gcworoen. Sic baben
SramfreiA NIB pielleiht aan5 EUROPA
su einem VuraacnSc srpfer GrcisniHc
gefiibrt, bercI grasmeite tanm 5u
crmeiien lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

prOpriate for gingham, linen,
l~inene, cotton corduroy, gala.
tea, chambrey, and other wash
fabrics. 1t also lends itself
nicely for development of silk
or wooden goods. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and
II years. II requires 4 yards
of 36-inch material for an s.
year size.
SOFA Smart Summer Dress for
Misses and Small Women. This
very smart costume was made
of striped silk in green and
white, with white silk for yoke
and hOunce portions. Light
weight panama, natural COL
Ored pOngee, fOulard or linen
are equally appropriate. The
pattern is cut in ) sizes: Ia,
10, Is, IL and Is years. 1t re-
quires ) yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the 18-year size.
l610-Design for a Lingerie Hat.
The popularity of the Lingerie
Hat is greater than ever. In
embroidery or braiding, it will
be found desirable for linen
or lawn. The model here
shown is sold on linen ready
for embroidery for so cents.
Perforated pattern. .25c
Transfer pattern. loo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

Sn bie,es @otum tbeileu iid Die
bcibeu sroben politiihen Yarteien,
lpie folat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
(Spc5ialbricf.)
fran,ohfde 3eitlamfr.
Sou w nj. 6ro M m.

(Sortiebuns BON Der 1. scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

pdrtiecn nationaliitiihen Scpe9ln
Rednung tra9en ipiirpc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
TENN, June

TENN, June
Sixty four of the South's
crack golfers are playing the
final eighteen holes of the elimina-
ton flight at the course of the Golf
and Country club this morning to
determine the 80 players who shall
comprise the championship fight
of the eleventh annual tournament
of the Southern Golf association.
This flight also determines the win
ner Of the medal for low qualifying
score.
So clean did the players of the
two golf clubs of New Orleans
sweep the first half Of the qualify
ing round yesterday that they won
the team prizes. the only trophies
decided on that days play, and put
90 many players around the top as
to assure them the low score prize,
and. unless some i'll luck befalls,
the championship as well.
The New Orleans Country club
team captured the team prize, with
total of 916. The scores of the
players were: J. B. Bush, 10; A F.
Schwartz, IS; Whitney Bouden, 80;
S. ]. White, 80. The Audubon club
of New Orleans was second, with
a score of 1888. The Birmingham
club was third, with a score of 343.
All indications point to the Bush
brothers as the most formidable
contestants J. b Bush qualified
in the first eighteen holes, with a
IS, yesterday morning, but Rube
Bush went his brother one better
and pulled down n. making the
last hole in 8 by magnificent put
RUDE outplayed his brother through
the seventeenth hole, but flickered
on the eighteenth and wasted
strokes. 1t should have been an
easy but for carlessness. Rube
is picked by the majority of golfers
in ATTENDANCE as favorite over his
brother as we'll as the rest of the
field.
The play of the New Orleans
golfers attracted great attention
and the Crescent City delegation
in the first days play completely
outclassed everything in sight.
Every player who represented the
Audubon club Of New Orleans quail
flied yesterday, not a single one
falling below the required 90.
The play in the first fight was
mediocre, due largely to the heavi-
ness OF the grounds. A slight driz-
cling rain fell through the first two
hours Of play, and those who start
ed after the midday hour had a
great advantage.
OF the Atlanta players entered
F. G. Byrd, H. A. Scott and G. w,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
By Ed W. Smith.

~ HICAGO, June 5.-Small Won
der. indeed, that so many
people regard Packey Nc
FarIand as one of the greatest
lightweights that ever lived. AS a
matter of fact, many regard him
as THE greatest, and his showing
against Ray Bronson. of Indian
apolis, bears them out to marked
degree in this stand.
Packey is getting steadily better.
Each battle he makes shows him to
be just a little better than he was
in the previous affair, and today
it looks as If the Stock Yards man
Is absolutely the last word in ring
skill ~
Ray Bronson is no child at this
game of fighting He is a full
grown fighting man and is just
about 100 per cent better than a
raw hand Yet he wasn't much in
Packeys hands. 1t is true that
Packey didn't knock Ray out, but
then nobody else has, so there can
be no quarrel with the Chicagoan
on that score. But he certainly
gave the Hoosier lad a gentleman
ly defeat, If there is such a thing
in pugilism.
Hes There With the Sting.
Don't get the impression that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
TWELVE MEN PICKED FOR
AMERICAN OIL YMPlC TEAM

NEW YORK. June 5.-A dozen ath-
letes were tentatively picked today
as members of the American team to
compete in the Olympic games at
Stockholm The action was taken by
the executive committee Of the Amer
lean Olympic committee which rec
commended the men to the team selec-
tion committee. They are to report to
Manager Halpin, in this city, not later
than June 1. The men notified are:
Frederick Hallen, broad jumper; f.
j. Beeson. hurdler and high jumper s.
II. Bellah pole vaulter and javelin
thrower. J. l. Courtney, Splinter;
James ] Donahue, all around man;
lance; Peter c. Gerhardt, sprinter; NJ.
w. Hawkins, hurdler; George L. Ho-
rine, high jumper, F W. Kelley, hur-
der Walter Mcclure, 1900 meters;
Ralph Rose. weight man.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05

Packey can not punch. There is a
sting and a snap to his wallops
that sap an opponents strength
quickly. Bronson found this out
to his cost. as he was sagging and
weary before three rounds had been
completed. and only his extreme
grit and gameness and his desire to
do something handsome before a
great gathering of homefolks egged
him into the fray in such desperate
fashion
Bat Nelson was among those that
sat at the ringside last Wednesday
night and saw his old enemy, Nc
Farland, play tag with Bronson.
He made little or no comment on
Packey's showing other than to adj
NIT that the Chicagoan looked"
like the real thing.
Sitting alongside of Bat was John
B Mckee, formerly of Cincinnati
and Louisville, where ne ran box
ing clubs Mckee is on his way to
Winnipeg, where he is to be given
charge of the new Coliseum club
there, an organization that is to get
the big building, with a seating ca
pacity of 5000 Mckee was on a
hunt for some of the good fight
ers to cross the border and exhibit
for him, among those desired being
Packey.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
New Orleans Wins Team Prize;
R, G. Bush, Jr,, Has Lowest Score

Adair showed-the best form. These,
from present appearance. will
prove the most formidable entrants
of the Cracker capital. Byrd, in
the first flight yesterday, was bad
ly off form and upon one or two
occasions all but quit in disgust.
The Cracker player could proba-
bly, have made much better score,
but seemed satisfied to qualify. He
is expected to show greatly i'm
proved form today.
The course was overcrowded and
upon several occasions pairs were
forced to wait as long, as fifteen
minutes at the various tees before
continuing play. RUDE Bush and
F. G. Byrd were esoeciallys unfor-
tunate in that respect, the rapidity
Of their play forcing them to wait
at every tee. Both Bush and Byrd
complained at intervals of being
stiffened by the enforced. ipactivi-
ty.
The Atlanta golfers who qualified
in the first eighteen holes of play
yesterday were: H. G. Scott. "a;
F. G. Byrd, Sc; G. w. Adair, ST; w.
R. Tichenor, So and W. H. Rowan.
90. The scores of the other con-
testants were. DIR. Frank Holland,
100; P. A. Wright 100; R. P. Jones,
90; w. H. Glenn, 106; C. z. Corwin,
So; C. V. Rainwater. "a; E. H. Bar
nett, 113; N. r. Broyles, 105, and
T. 3. Payne, 95.
The score of the Cracker team,
which finished fourth, was 266. H.
G. Scott, with "a led; Byrd came
next, with So; Adair was third.
with ST. while Tichenor came last,
with SO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-05
Tommy Ryan 0ut to Develop
Flynn Into Another Sharkey

Over in the Flynn camp at Mon
tezuma Springs they are going
ahead with persistent method try
ing to evolve a way to snatch the
crown away from Johnson Flynn
is roughing it in the clinches and
Johnson's Adams apple is going to
be one of the objective points of the
title challenger. Flynn is being
coached to bump hard with his
head as he goes into the clinches.
Willy Tommy Ryan's hand is seen
in this
I Johnson is nearly a head taller
than Flynn and he's likely to get
many bump and jolt under the
chin, provided Jim can get under or
through the champions guard.
Ryan is trying to teach Flynn
how to stop punches in some other
way than taking them on the jaw
Flynn a Modern Sharkey.
Take a few on your arms or
shoulders" is Ryan's constant or
der He realizes that he never can
teach Flynn to sidestep or duck the
lightning 1olts of John Artha. But
it isn't going to be that kind of
fight. Some one is going to get
slaughtered on Independence day,
for Flynn is going to be coached to
go straight into the formidable fists
of the champion just as Tom
Sharkey of old used to lam into
Jeffries and Fitzsimmons.
1t never got Sailor Tom much be-
sides a terrific quilting, but, any
way, this whole fight is just gam
BILE as to whether Johnson can come
back in case he ever went" If
he's the Johnson of old there's
something coming to Flynn, prob
ably But If the gas wagon and the
limpid lights and the flash pots Of
Paris and London and the bubble
water have deprived Johnson of his
stamina TO any great degree and II
he can't become acclimated and re-
duce his paunch without sapping
his strength, then the big black
bear has an elegant chance to get
his trimmings
At least. that IS the way Jack
Curley and Tommy Ryan figure it.