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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-12-13
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ui the interior L. :. l.uuI
ONl,c ~ Turumrarl, New MoN...
Drccluhc. -. 1871
\r'i.r ,- hereby given tuu' Robert
u. Ruhor' sen. Of Murdoch. y. VI. whu
81 Oy'"hcr %, 1906. mad" N e. 80. l2lI5
for SEl 40 20 aud Ntd NO ul2I51
mad Orr o.. 1909. for SNll SOC - Twp
GN. Rrg JlE. y NJ = Norid ,u. has filed
uoiir" 81 intent on to make lluI' Five
Icai IN OrI2. Three iru ru Nld q
Proot. 20 establish ,la.m 200 lU" iuud
above described. b"turr t.. T.. W Hams
T.. :. Commissioner ~ Muriorn. s.. VI
ou 'ha Il'h iHy ~ IWJnrt. l"l5
,|liwa NJ name, u, Witnesses.
Ni'ligm n. Williams. lu'N,r -. llut
son. g.. .. WATSON. all Of Kin, y. NJ
John H. %l'cr,o. ni Mnriprh. y VI
q \. Prentice. G,2r.'r.
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News ONoO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department pi the Interior, Y. g. Lard
Oili"r 90 Tucumcari, New Mexico
November Il, 1912
Motto" = uorcbv given that Elmer
D"wrIug. Of Ard, y. VI. who CD Angus
-, lin6, made " + No. 1927, frr SEL
Sc :, Twp ~, Rng Sic, y " p Me.
r.iIpr, agE filed notice of Intention 70
max" liua. Three Year Proof, 10 e.
tJblis. ..gial TO the and above dc.
scrihrd, before l.. y. Williams, l.. &.
Commissioner II Murdoch, y. ". or he
drb day ~ January, 1918.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
j. w. StaH'-. John Reuner. ". 7.
N~aN'"U, l"u' ". Jackson. an of Ard.
NoH Nry..u.
w. \. Prentice. Rcgister
NuN - de-. 90 ~
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.erm. A. = l9l--
N,'-a G,'r''o Rciuet.,
No. ll0l
.D0', Hr.u,,v
Iue said defendant. Chris Re!peke,
IS Hereby nor ned rho' q suit Tor divorce
nu, h"rn .,mmen.cd ,gainst him IN
boz, pl,'r.. Court for the County Of
QUAY. STAT" If New Mexico, BY said
M"tra E,'"l'c Reinekc, wherein plain.
.'.0 ua. -r- .otcrdau, with desertion
rni NhauIurmcn' OF ncrsclt and her
rvo children and praying for N absolute
l.'"r.". 'uo custody ot Lola ESye Rel.
n"I,r and Erma Roberta Reiueke; Plain.
% further asks that a homestead entry
filed hy Irtrndan' upon the Southeast
Quarter 1T Section Nine, Township
Eight \ur'u Of Rau.e Twenty-Five East
\ow Nr>.'o Meridian, Guadalupe Coun.
IS, New Mexico, and upon which fnai
proof ha. been made hv plaintiff be
drnl-rd riaiu"G'- sole and separate
property.
THAT up.r,- defendant enter or cause
60 70" "n'"fol his appe9rrce in aid suit
90 or before Tho Goth day Of December,
\ =. 1912, degree PRO CONFESSo
'u"J".u viii be rendered against Won,
and 'r''"f granted ~ prayed for.
y T. Nnegan, Clerk
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lIruaI mont Of the Interior l.. y. Land
on. ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
December d, 1912
\u,irc is hereby given that samuel
s. Nrllroy II Ard, N. VI. who on An.
lu-' o.. 1907. made n H. No. 1900, for
NWll and on Oct -, 1910, made Addl
NO ul2s7o for NEh SIC %, Twp IN
Rug BOZ. y VI T. Meridian, has flcd
MOTTO, D' intention TO make Final Five
Year pronf, ~ establish claim 10 the
Tend ,boyo described before L. Il. vii.
,au-. = Commissioner al Murdoch,
y. VI. uu 'ur 10Th dag Of January, 1913
,lu uan' uamcs o. Witnesses:
Virgil Robertson, MarVhall j.. Rob.
urI.'u. Iunn H. Poyncr. william D..
llowu.d. J'' "f Ard, Y. VI.
Y. \. prcnti 2 Register
II,. fi J,u Iu 81
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NJ WIN'ITIT N'NS w
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department ~ the interior. T.. =. Land
Ofirc at Tucumrari, Now Mexico
November ~, 1912
Notice il hereby given that Melvin
y. Singleton, Of Field, y. VI. who on
August 10, 1907, madr II r. No. IgI3g
for NWli See 10, Twp ~, RING 3lE,
\ VI + Meridian, has fled notice Of Ia.
%tcution "a make Final Five Year Proof.
10 establish claim to the land above lie.
,rribcd, before l., f.. Williams. T.. $.
Commissioner, at Murdoch, Y, NJ. on
the 7th day of January, 1913.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
James \. Watson, @. w. Galloway. q.
&. Williams, Il, u, o. Nicholson, an Of
Field, y. w.,
r. A. Prentice, Register
Nov 22 Dec 90 81
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In 'uc District Court, County Of Quay
.erm, A. + 49,
Motto l~,fr''o Rciuek..
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ID muu,r Views. Orig. Osls7
Addn 013s7s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
STEEL COMBINE
FILES DEFENSE
Rockefeller, Carnegie, Converse
and Palmer Also Deny
Government Charges.

TRENTON, Feb. with the filing
today of the answers Of the United
States Steel Corporation, Its subsidia-
ries and individual defendants named
in the governments suit to dissolve
the big corporation because of alleged
violations of. the antitrust laws, all
the defendants concerned In the case
have beer heard from. The next move
is for the government to file a replica
ton, after which the United States
Court will appoint an examiner to take
evidence.
Besides the steel corporation, its
subsidiaries and some of its directors,
the following also filed their answers
today:
Andrew Carnegie, John d. Rockefel-
Ter, sr., John d. Rockefeller. jr., Ed
mund C. Converse and William p.
Palmer.
All the answers with the exception
of thai of Mr.. Palmer, who Is presi-
dent of the American Steel and Wire
Company of New Jersey. were made
public last night and are published to-
day. They are a general denial Of the
governments allegations.
Mr.. Palmer denies that the agree
ments were In restraint of trade or
that they tended to monopolize COM
MERGE, but on the other hand, were in
tended to benefit producers and con-
sumers, inasmuch as they sought to
regulate to a reasonable extent only
production and price.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
Cracked HANDS
ARE HEALED
Woman Suffered for Years.
ResinOl Worked Inn
mediately

During the winter many people suffer
untold agony from chapped and cracked
hands. The of washing and
drying the hands. the water. exposure,
blood and fnnumerabIe other things
may cause this. To persons suffering
in this way, or from any skin eruption,
this woman's experience should prove
invaluable.
Il highly prize Resinol Soar and
Ointment. Fol years l had suffered
with my hands cracking. Had used ell
Kinds of salve. but to no avail, until
one day a sample box of Resinol ONT
ment was sent to our home. Almost
discouraged, Il had suffered so long
with my hands, | opened the package
and began reading some of the testi-
monials Finally ! tried 1t. and the
effect was wonderful. 1t seemed to
take the soreness away and immedi-
ately began to neal. II in d Few days
(using 1t every night my hands were
entirely healed. l feel that L cannot
get along without Resinol Ointment,
and recommend 1t with pleasure, when
ever an opportunitg presents Itself.
"Somerville. Mass"
Resinol Ointment is the most won
derful skin remedy today. For sores,
pimples, every form of erurtive kin
disease, irritation n Inflammation,
eczema, letter, milkcrust, scald head.
ringworm, BARRIERS itch, pimples, black
heads. chilblains. cracked lips, chaps,
burns and scalds 1t Is an effectual and
reliable remedy. It soothes, relieves
also very healing and a perfect toilet
soap. Your druggist will recommend
Resinol Ointment and sell 1t to you In
hfty-cent and one-dollar sizes, or you
can make a free trial OF It by writing
for sample to Department SO, Resinol
Chemical Co.. Baltimore. Md.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
Cardinal Offers
Thanks at Mass
Boston Cathedral Is Scene of Inn
posing Cei emonial.

BOSTON, Feb. l.-Willian, Cardinal
O'Connell. today entered the Cathedral
of the Holy Cross for the first time
attired In the full robes of his office,
for the ponti1cal mass of thanksgiv-
ing, In honor of his safe return from
his journey to Rome. The handsome
~ decorated cathedral was thronged
with visiting dignitaries of the church,
priests and clergy from all sections Of
3reater Boston and hundreds of promi-
nent laymen. The ceremonies were the
most imposing ever witnessed in a
Boston church.
The mass was opened with a grand
procession of ecclesiastics n priests
of the Catholic Church from all parts
Of New England.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
WOMAN APPOINTED TO
PASSAIC SCHOOL BOARD.

PAsSAIC. Feb. 1-Complying with
the requests of the Passaic Equal Suf-
frage League and the Monday After
noon Club. and with the request of a
petition presented to him with the sig
natures of almost 400 leading men and
women of the city, Mayor George N.
Seger yesterday appointed a woman to
the Boar of Education. He named Mrs.
Ida Pond Sylvester. wife of Isaac
Waters Sylvester. a graduate of Mount
Holyoke College and former president
of the Monday Afternoon Club. an in
tiuential women'B organization here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
Nuns Take Flight,
Firemen Injured
Marshal Has Narrow Escape in
Chicago Blaze.

CHICAGO, Feb. Fire Marshal
Seyfertich had a narrow escape from
death and four fremen were injured
in a fire In a store today, which threat
ened the Cathedral of St Peter and
Paul and threw the nuns and students
in ST. Mary's Mission Convent into a
panic.
When the engines rushed to the fire
the episcopal nuns and their charges
started to leave the convent. Dean
Summer hurried from h parish to
calm them. They returned to the con-
vent and watched the fire from the
windows.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
TO HOLD A FETE AT
BOTTOM OF THE SEA

Los ANGELES, CAL, Feb. 1.-Soci-
ETY. women of Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Pasadena are planning a
submarine fete to be held or the bot
tom of the ocean off Catalina Island
early In March.
Walter Howison Pritchard. marine
artist. Is arranging the details. and
according to him the guests are to be
attired in diving suits. each provided
with an oxygen tank or air tubes.
Catalina Island has been chosen for
the unique affair because of the extra
ordinary clearness Of the water and
the remarkable marine gardens at the
bottom of the sea.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
Union Suits
Two Days Sale for Men

From Americas largest distributors of Mems
Underwear we get these lots of samples and dis
continued styles, In medium and heavy weight
cottons and woolens-to sell at lowered prices.
The discontinued styles are fresh and clean as any
stock could be. The samples are slightly mussed from
having been shown.
Cotton Suits that would regularly sell at q 4
$50 will be a bargain feature at...........T
Suits of Wool Mixture s that would regularly sell
att $3.50 to $3.sowill 60, Friday and Sat- S I so
urday, at only
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
DEFENDANT ABSENT, BUT
COURT TRIES HIS CASE.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 1.-The trial and
conviction of q mar who was not In the
courtroom was the rather unusual pro-
cedure witnessed yesterday IN the City
Police Court. Samuel Chodosh, of S52
Bond street. was ordered TO appear
before the Grand Jury on a charge of
giving short weight in coal. He was
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
Fire Endangers
$50 Hotel Guests
Two Boston Hostelries Threat
ened by Flames.

BOSTON. Feb. lone man is missing
and damage estimated at $4,000 was
lone by re which broke out early to-
day at 7 Province court. in the heart
of the business section of the city.
One hundred and fifty guests of the
Boston Tavern and of the Provinve
Hotel, which adJoins the 1re-swept
buildings, were taken to the street
during the fire and guests at the
Parker House were aroused.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
S FORD SIGNS.

NEW YORK, Feb. Announcement
was made at the offices of the New
York American League Club last night
that Russell Ford, the star pitcher
of the Highlanders. had sent in his
signed contract. Secretary Tom Davis,
of the Highlanders, said that the re-
port that Pitcher Jack WARRIOR was a
'holdout" was without foundation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
SLEUTEING AT SIS YEARLY
TOO MUCH FOR HENSEL

wESTFTELD. Feb. L-Wi1lian
Hensel, the detective appointed a yea.
ago by Mayor Dennis at the salary
OF s25 a year. has resigned. He pre-
sented his resignation to the Mayor
Mr.. Hansel was at n time connected
with the police department of Newark
and was ex-ohief OF the local fire de
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
ACQUITTED OF HOUSEKEEPING.

ELIZABETH. Feb. IA jury in the
Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday
afternoon acquitted Dominica Costanzo.
of Bayonne, of demonstrating. The &C.
,sused man was representa- by John
K. English, who proved that Costanzo
was unwillingly acting as the agent for
another man.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
Gas Dornes 2.49

These are just like the one -
here Observation-Disclosures OF black
wrought iron, with inverted
light in centre; two candle fghts SS
on the outside; amber or green Yin
glass with bead fringe TO I'm
match; you may have
your choice of styles, Fri "A \
day and Sat %O.40 (m
urday, at only < S6NP
This Is likely the low AEkA
est price that domes of ~ MAWNM
equal size and quality GS"EASzMM1
have ever been sold at EWH H#lsaR'1as AMg
anywhere. -44ls9aala2Ss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01

the seventh arraigned of eight dealers
against whom charges have been made
by City Seaier William ]. Bender
Fines varying from $50 to 500 have
been imposed In every instance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
81,Attempts to
Die by Jumping
out OF Window

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 1.-Frank
Holeand. 81 years old. Of ZIG Clinton
avenue. III and respondent, attempted
suicide yesterday by jumping from the
second story window OF his house into
the street. He escaped with only cuts
and bruises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-01
THIS BABY 40 POUNDS AT BIRTH.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Feb. IA
baby which measured 4 feet 2 inches
at birth and weighed forty pounds is
doing well here today. He is the sec
ond giraffe born In captivity In this
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
Magnates Gather at
Michigan Tomorrow
oAgTos AND EosT WAYNE LOGS
BEST On Tee oCpE
Net Sro~n .net-er s-eeli-s ~iu
Be Represertes-0os.ip s-ons
tee Fsns
(eV WITT
(eV WITT

What do you thing Of this.
from the Fort Wayne Journal
Gazette
Or Carson is out for re-
forms in the management OF
Central league and has de-
clared himself as bound and
determined 20 make all mag
mates fall promptly in line
when II comes to posting for
felt money. No leniency is TO
be shown. and all must come
across. Messrs. Irwin and
Perkins. of the Wheeling club.
have Carson and his aides up
in the air. The Smoke ~
iicials have been beating It
about the bush. and from all
appearances. plan TO fall from
the Central league. Like all
others. these two gentlemen
will he forced 10 show their
hands at the coming session
/ and either post the $1,000 or
get out. They have the means,
but for some reason or other
have stalled IL through OF late
and failed to attend important
business sessions ~ the
league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

SMITH AND VARNEll
OFF FOR MICHIGAN

Over the Baltimore * Ohio.
Claude II. Varnell. of this city.
owner Of the Fort Wayne Bill
kens. anad H. J. 1Butsy)
smith. proprietor of the Cen
trail Lacquer. will leave this
morning al 40 for Grand
Rapids 10 attend the meeting
Of the Central league moguls.
Smith will represent The In
telligencer AZ the meeting and
the fans can rest assured that
they will be furnished all the
live sport gossip of the meet
INK and the fate Of the Wheel
ing Club.
Mr. Narneli Will entertain
The sport writers OF Fort
Wayne with banquet Med
ucsday and will pay all their
expenses a. the meeting. rail
road fare. hotel bills. etc The
Indiana sport Vrlters are
Ncssr- Hamilton. drunken.
irpr and <ptidiag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
BOXING CARNIVAL OF GOOD
MATCHES NEXT WEDNESDAY.
600" Stewart viii Meet Young Eppy.
Long Sought for Reliable Club At
Last Organized.
(By Mutt

Through the Efforts Of several
prominent local Clubmpn. clean box
ing is soon 10 be revived in Wheeling.
and the lovers az the game will have
the Opportunity of seeing some of the
best pugs IN the east in action. Yes
terday "A number OF well known sports
men organized a club. 10 be- known as
the Wheeling Athletic Association. and
have arranged for q carnival or bouts
20 be pulled of az the l'ythian Castle
Wednesday of next week. The CHIEF
bout on the card will be Goo
Stewart of this city. and Young Eppy
OF Pittsburg. TWO OF the best llN pound
lighters in the country. THIS fight
will no doubt attract wide attention
in sporting circles
During the past wear Stewart has
been lighting some az the best
lighters around Pittshurg. and has
never taken the count. lie has never
lost a decision and IS looked upon is
coming champion. lie has knock ed
out Eddie McCloskey. one OF III" best
feathcrweirht 81 Pittsburgh. Jim bat.
Ter. of New Castle. and other well
known pugs. He is The best fighter
that Wheeling has turned out since
the days Of Oscar Gardner. who had 4
national reputation.
Young Eppy. whom Stewart will
fight. also has Won some great fights
lie defeated I'D Wimbcr. tho Fair.
haven terror. Red Riley. Eddie Nc.
ClOskey and others As another at
traction on the card. Maycrs and Cos.
tello. of this city. will box Klaus and
an unknown. Al the bouts will be
six rounds and viii bc refereed hy "A
well known boxing official
Clean Sport.
Tho promoters ~ the club arc not
in the game TO make money. and in.
tend putting on some high class fchts
merely for the sport \ detail OF
police Will be- a. the ringside and
everything done To- keep the game on
The nigh level thai tho hackers intend
maintaining. u has been years since
here has been clean boxing tn the
city and now that tho game has been
revived much intercs, is being mani.
.ested in the coming matches
The game was killed some time ago
when boxing matches were staged hy
persons who Wcr. simply ~ D., Tor the
money and promoted fake fights
that Were simply disgusting 20 the
lovers OF clean sport The police
stopped thes" fshts and announced
that they would interfere iI any AZ.
Tempt was made 70 c0ntinu. uromot.
Ing such fights Now thar the proper
authorities are back of the game. how.
ever, no Interference s looked FOR
Plttsburg. New NOrk. Cleveland and
numerous other cities permit such
nights and numerous bouts are being
staged each week. Governor DIN. %,
New York state. recently asked that
the boxing laws of thar state be re-.
Nised. stating that hr was IN .ayor
OF good. clean boxing The PITTSBURGH
officials have sanctioned the boxing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
BOXING REVIVED BY
LOCAL SP0RTSMEN

bouts staged there and a. q result
three FIRST class clubs have Seen or.
ganized With the present parties
back OF the game In this city. the
public can rest assured thai the fights
viii be on the square and the high
STANDARD of the game maintained
Stewart is training hard for his
coming fight al the Pittsburgh Ath-
letic Association. and will be- in the
pink OF condition for the coming af.
fair. He will arrive in the city the
first of the coming week. II will be
the first opportunity that the follow
ers Of the game in this city have had
10 see Stewart in action since he has
gained such a wide reputation.
Young Eppy is training outside OF
Pittsburg. His trainers state that he
has never trained harder for fight
and will he in the PINK OF condition
when he enters the ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

\ patent phone battery announcer
and a garage for the use OF automo
bill patrons viii b" installed in
BroOklyn's new $50. 900 baseball
plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

"'hfN iI'Ii lut tdnddldn.
Jan. l"-Jim Flynn ~. Al Kubi,k 10
r"ndS. at Toronto. Can.
Jan: l6-Nince hrtchel ~. Delivery
iiii n. rounds. ~ East Chicago. IuI
Jan. l"-F Franz Ryan IS. Mike Walsh.
i"uhd-. at East Chicago. Ind.
"a. l"-JacS Ryan -. Roy Parker. :
Jan i'-BDly Wagner ~ Herman
smith. 10 rounds. at BGffalo. y. Y
Jan lt-rummy Murphy vs. Ju. E.-
dell. 10 rounds AT New York
Jan l6-IVm McManou ". billy Har-
"ei; /" POUNDS. at Rochester. y. \.
Jan. 4S-h"d tsHVci -. Nl.tirayler. q
r"lngS. a. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Jan. Is-Toumy Trlfuhl. - KID
Wnitr. . ROUNDS. ~ If,;snurgh. Pa.
%. Jan. lt--Hurr. Forbes - Young
I"s'. DO 4fds. Fort smith. Ark
Jan Joe kim - SILLY griffith.
t. rounds. At rttusvili". -
jar --bAttiiug sean ~ " charlie
o. Jan. Freddie Dances vs. Jimmy
Evans. - rounds. az ST Josrlu No
Jan. = i'f.l.kir GaE. ~. charley
t'.. 90. 0" r"Hr4~. 81 los Angeles. IA.
jar ls-l.N.c XII -. Harry Lewis -
rounds. .st Liverpool England.
Jan. l. AZ. Morris -. Al Benedict.
l. rounds. AT Toronto. canada.
: IAN iS-Al" Att-!l - KNOCKOUT
! Hi""n. !" r"lnds. at New York city
: Jan l.. harley White ~ Young
JHl''tu. 70 rounds. 1T lie, eiaud. %.
Jag tN--Iack iirrr.ck ~ steve No
Gint!ry. ]" rounds. 80 PEORIA. H.
JaI. - iir.liv Wang. ". Freddie
W".~h. 81" rounds. ..t Vernon. al
Jan q" Marcel Mur"as 80. Will,
, LOWS. iu rounds at PARIS. France
Jan. -"...t' afitN Dalton y Frankis
Gage. J" rounds. az vernon. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

Every person should boost the box
ing game here. Good. clean boxing is
on" or the best sports on the calendar
and Wheeling has certainly gone back
IN sporting circles of late. Now that
III" game has been revived on n high
level. Il should be- encouraged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

IN" spotlight oi pugdom has settled
on one Jim Flynn. the only real white
nope who is soon TO be seen in action
against JACK Johnson. The doughty
fireman Is training hard for his fight
IN July. and II he is put out for the
count ~ viii be long time before an
o'her hope arises. ana Johnson Will
have clear sailing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16

Throughout the Central league cir
cult today magnates, scribes and bail
players are vending their way TO
Grand Rapids to be on the ground
floor tomorrow when the annual
meeting OF the league Is called 10
order by President Carson AZ the
Gander city At this meeting many
very important matters are TO be
considered, chief among which will be
the posting of the $4,000 guarantee,
the arranging of the schedule and the
discussion of the salary limit BE.
fore the close of the week local fans
viii know the fate of Wheeling. and
let us hope that the proper magnates
get the franchise.
Erie and Wheeling are the only
two cities in the circuit that are
thought To be- opposed To the guaran-
tee fund However. since this city
was not represented n Cincinnati and
the maCnateS refuse To talk to the
press. IL is impossible To learn what
the plans OF Mcssrs. Perkins and
Irwin are. II is 10 be hoped that they
do something In the near future for
the reserve list is Il joke. and If
Wheeling Il 20 enter the race with
the present team we can not hope
for better than twelfth position.