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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
LOCAL and PERSONAL


Bryant's Messengers. rnona bOI-BO2,
Bebber Co, Opticians. Phone 400
Ives. Florist. Phone 7S2.
j. S. Beaver, a well known coal
dealer. left Today for Santa Fe.
oysters. per pint 25o San jose
Market.
Solomon Lama returned TO Santa Fe
today after brief visit here.
Edgar A. p. NewComb and Sara
Newcomb OF Honolulu, are guests at
the Alvarado hotel.
sealshlpt oysters--25c the pint at
San Jose Market.
w. c. Oestreich left today for a
brief business trip "a Be!en and go
zorro.
William r. Morley, a well known
Datil rancher, was In Albuquerque
yesterday.
Dr. Frank E. Coudert. Santa Re
physician and surgeon at Gallup, Is
visitor In Albuquerque today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van Houten OF
and are guests at the Alvarado hotel.
This week only. genuine Blue Point
oysters, per pint Csc. San Jose Mar
ket.
]. f.. Clarke, former superintendent
OF public instruction in the territory.
arrived from Santa Fe last evening,
leaving for Belen todag.
Julius stab. we'll known attorney
and probate judge of Bernalillo cOun-
ty, returned yesterday from a visit OF
several weeks in Los Angeles
r. H. Hanna. of the supreme court
OF New Mexico, returned TO Santa he
today after a brief visit in Albuquer-
que.
Poll tax Is due and payable az John
Lee Ciarke's. After May / suit will
be Instituted against delinquents. by
order Of the Board OF Education.
Mrs. s. vann win entertain the
Good Cheer club Friday afternoon at
the home of her daughter. 2l9 Gran
ton OF officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Scheurich are
visitors In Albuquerque from Clovis.
Mr.. Scheurich has been a resident OF
Clovis for several years and taken
prominent part in the upbuiidins OF
the town.
There will be a special nfteen-day
sale on buggies, carriages and har-
ness that will pay every Interested
person to look over our large stock
OF up TO date goods J. K0rber q Co.,
20S North Second 81.
| Mr.. Edward Sinclair, station master
/ for the Santa Re here, and Mrs. Es-
telle Burroughs OF 7i5 West Fruit ave-
nue., were married last evening at y
O'clock, Rev Termon p. Williams OF
| the Gold and broadway Christian
church performing the ceremony. Both
Mr. and Mrs Sinclair have host
OF friends who will extend congra,ula
lions and best wishes for a long ami
happy life. They will reside az 10
West Fruit, where they will be at
home to their friends after May LIST
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
Diamonds!

Every lady Is entitled 70 DIA-
MoNB ring or brooch and especially
those whose birthday anniversary hap
pens this month. and we believe now
that April il here. there's an excellent
opportunity TO secure one.
Every other earthly thing you Guy
for money becomes In the course OF
time valueless. The DIAMOND only
Is everlasting; is beauty never fails;
the longer you keep Il the more vaiu-
able Il becomes. For twenty wears
diamonds have Increased steadily In
value, so in addition to tine joy OF pos
session, u Is the same as having your
money out az compound interest. No
one can show you finer diamonds; no
ono Will offer better values. our prices
are very modest; our guarantee abso-
luto.
We know all about diamonds; we
place our knowledge al your disposal.
IA carat Diamond rings, $500 20
Si0.00.
is carat L nmond rings. $50 to $500.
Larger or smaller ones al equally
low prices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
EASTERN STAR WILL
GIVE BIG DANCE
Elaborate Entertainment il
Planned for Friday Even
ing April Twelfth at Ma
sonic Temple.

The members OF the order Of the
Eastern star will give an entertain
ment and dance Friday night April 2
az the Masonic Temple. the plans for
which assure that Il Will oe one Of the
brilliant doings OF the season. The
AFFAIR begins al o'clock and during
the course OF the evening there win
be some appetizing refreshments For
those who do not dance Mrs. -. r..
Myers will be In charge OF a depart
ment OF cards, prizes being oneerd in
progressive Ave hundred. and Mrs.
Myers also 40 az 10 speak. will have
another card up her sleeve IA the way
Of amusements for those who do not
play cards 80 that everyone n assured
of a pleasant evening. Mrs Whitcomb
assisting Go entertain the last named
class of guests. The rooms viii be
htndeomely decorated for the occa-
sion, The committees IN charge are
AZ follows. Reception, Mrs. Temper
ancc Whitcomb. Mrs. Harry strong.
Mrs. a. n Common, Misses Elsie Myers.
Maud Radcliffe ana Marguerite chad
wick, and Mrs y. a. Bailey. Floor,
Mosars drlmmer, Harry strong ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
c. {. QUEER HAS
BOUGHT STACY
BUSINESS
Successful Albuquerque Paint
er and Paper Hanger Has
Practically Doubled Equip
ment.

A business change OF wide local In
terest was made public today with
the announcement that Charles y.
Quier has taken over the painting.
papor-hanEing and general decorating
business formerly conducted by stacy
q Co. al $50 South Second street.
Mr. Quier has combined the Stacy
business with his own and viii here
after have his business headquarters
az the stacy stand. MIR. Quler aas
been In business In Albuquerque for
twenty years and has earned an envi-
able reputation for excellence as "a
painting and decorating contractor,
with the addition of tho Stacy stocks
and plant, his equipment viii be un-
excellod Ia New Mexico. and no Job
viii be either too large OF too small
10 receive the most careful and expert
attention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10

Charles Chadwick Refreshments.
Mrs John a. White, Mrs. Katherine
Fisher and Mrs. Orimmer.
Special gusio viii be given by a
trio consisting OF Miss Katherine
Grimmer. MSS Frances si0Well ana
Miss Mary Anderson and there viii
also be u solo by Miss Rose IIarsch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
FIELD SECRETARY
FOR RETAILERS
IS IN CITY
E. w. Green Visiting Albu-
querque Arranging for the
State Conventin to Be Held
Here May z, s and 8.

For the purpose OF assisting In the
final organization OF the Albuquerque
Retailers association and In making
arrangement for the entertainment OF
the members Of the New Mexico Re-
tail Merchants association who Will
assemble IN convention In Albuquer-
que May z. 3, and o. u. w. Green, field
OF retail merchants, n now on visit
IN Albuquerque. Mr.. Green works un-
der the direction Of National Organ
lzer J. y. Foster OF Oklahoma City.
lie is very enthusiastic over the pros-
poets for the association In Albuquer.
que and Is pleased because Of the ag-
gressiye manner In which the local
merchants have taken hold Of tho
proposition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
SHRINlS INVADE
ALBUQUERQUE
0 MAY 8
Special Tins From East Will
Run ind Out Of This City
at Fraent Intervals; to
Be Emtained.

Special tins carrying Shrinera en
route frome east to the gathering
Of shrinera Los Angeles, will pass
through Auuerque every hour or
two on Me8Td. Advance informa-
lion on thoecial train schedule in
dicatcs thaia local Shrlnors will DO
kept busy tending tho glad hand
10 The wers OF the foz passing
through tO' A number OF magnlfl-
cent specia'ains have been booked,
some OF al being equipped on a
real ''de Ia scale. For some time
the membeuf Ballut Abyad temple
Ia this cltiaye been arranging to
entertain delegates 20 the con-
yeniion aroyery shriner passing
through Almerque Will have Albu-
quorque auhe Ballut Abyad bunch
Impressed his mind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10

/ VIII o. grateful 10 tbs person VINO
borrowed the SIN Volume OF Consti.
tuli0ns and Charters n he will return
a 10 my once. a
FRANK w. CLANCY
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d OGER silver 20 be obtained
~ win fPREss coupons 81 de-
light oveiO the most rastidious
taste. A Won IN every sack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10

Constipation causes headache, nau-
sea. dizziness. ianRuor heart palpi-
tatiOn Drastic physics grippe, sicken,
weaken the bowels ana don't cure.
bOnn's RogulctH act gently and cure
constipation. 20 cents. Ask your
druggist.
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WANTED--At once, 3 drivers. e.
W. Fee, 2i2.2t6 w. Lead. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10

Try sHsraId Want Ad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09
Acta de Bendicion
y Dedication
de la iglesia Parroquial de Salinas

III pass IL domingo tcrmiaah II So
1o.re misa eelrbra1a ou = auoro templo
Iarraau.a dc Salinas y aut6s de a alo-
>uei5o pranwciada por II li1>trj~ino
+ciior ObiSpo " 4. Jones. cl'ilustrado
-Parroao IT, Salina, clo,uenti~imo orador
Il. z. Mtvans, lcyo la sigHente acta
.uo frmaron todos los so6orc> padri-
uo> De- Pa fiesta
\ los tres dias del mes dc FcU,tro
-dr 1911 siendo drgnisimo Obispo de
la bjocr5js a. Puerto Rico n Ilustr'si-
mo- - pr Gaillermo A. Jones dc la
OrIrn dc San Agustin. Cura Plrroco
a. Ia Parroquia De Mira Sra de- Mon
serrate "a Rdo =. Gabriel Mitjans, Al
cald. Municipal ID Julio Beuvenuti,
PrcsideLte del Concejo Municipal, d.
Francisco Sccola. prcsidrnte de la \so-
~ciaciou dc Catolicos. Die r. Santiago
de Porrata Doria. .Iuez Municipal, ID.
Jose Il. Robert. Juez he ID. Eugenio
torres, ! FtAlQFflt ut Ia DNHLd I+Nto-
lar. Icdo -. Jacobo Ramos, fut so
leuuemcute bcndecido este temple pa
rroquial. cuya primera picdra 81 colo
CD q dia II he Mayo DE 1911 en- lugar
del primer temple de MADEIRA erigido
en 1880 Para la erection dc este tenn
pio ha contribuido con notabilisima cs-
plcndidez todo n vecindurio lie Sail
mas no nabitudosc dado 81 case dc que
haya rehusado ofrecer su limosna al
gunas dc las personas las cuales se ha
pedido para la obra
Merecen especialsima menci6n DOR
la importancia de los donativos el Illus
trisimo Sr Obispo. d. Manuel Coma
lez Dona Monserrate viuda de Sc
cola
FL Parroco de esta feligresia desea
hacer constar en- esta acta la cristiana
gcuerosidad del vecindario De Salinas
y exteriorlzar la profunda gratitud que
guardari para todaS las personals que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

lie han ayndado con Iimosnas ) aleata-
do con palabras de entusiasmo Y de fe
en- los instantes de desfallecimiento que
acompanan a todas las obras de waller
y de fuerza
Firman la presente acta ell limo.
Obispo, clero, y todos los senores pa
drinos que han colocado bajo sus aus
picios la realization de5esta obra con
tanta felicidad emprendida con tan
to exito terminada.
(Siguen las firmas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09
FL City Club y ell
Casino de Puerto Rico

81 -auJa ao DIRECTORIES del City Giub
ha .a>paaado contrAto 4ue por seis
amos tenj, con Il dueno de la casa
que ccupa cI ae1or Swigett Este tras-
iadara su estahlecimiento de ropa he
cha al primer piso del citado edifeio
cn y segundo, que ahora tiene la Aso-
ci6n de Productores de Azilcar, pro
hah.omente aa instalara el City CIub, y
en - tercero elarto ei Casino de
Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09

>aH Juan .hrero ) de 1912
san Juan p Il.
S1nor:-
TenEo q aor dc aeu>arIe reriho lie
Su earta tetha u de enero fotmuiando
cargoS contra Il senior Eduardo Cautino
por iufringir a4> dispo>icionr> dc la Ley
d Canine, reIatlva veloeidal = Al mis-
tempo a.eptarlo que u>ted misfno in
fringio dicha Icy eorriendo ana yeio-
cliad mayor ae''o 9ue pormlta 'a ley.
I'm vista az .a> "Irrun>taueIa> i. jc ~
W.'r H>tef He II eeE"eiit au 9uo
mar.hal#H trhl,uIos ezra #reyij" n
y pehEro>a. n'r la prt~entr Dc nottdto
que $" hee"e-. como chauffeur de Tehi-
'"i'> ,'1 m'''' paFA ViaJ3r por Io> ca
''d''> a' = '.'' hI'' 81 reveal P'r "a
h's''le po" 2" IEfoio d' ~"ls ne~e>
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'',l''>'ciIle' -. "a ley respect" a ~ Felo~
''''''' que "r'''' lever l'r' ''hieuI"@ de
motor al F'"JaF p"r los camlh"> publlcoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09
GUA POSTAL Y OREcToaO GENERAL De PUERTO RICO
ron
JUAN DE GHCUOENS
EmpIeadO de cOrreoa

Pera edon voI1nenes edtada en- nue.tro. .r..
Los datos completes de- 6gra aduanas
abogadOsy oesona la Isa
La relaon de Districts diciaes la
producos
Prs!o $Loo sin franqueo $Lo8 franco e
De ca d BOIETN MRCANTH de PAezMoi Lynn ' c.
P O. Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-09
DOS CARTAS

81 Geo Il stanton,
~ar Juan .hrcro 5 DE 1912.
san Juan 7. Il.
The evening world., 1912-03-18
OzANAMS GAMES
Tomorrow NIGHT
Over 500 Entries for Meet,
Which Will be Held in 22nd
Regiment Armory. .

The Ozanam Association Will hold IL
meet in the Twenty-Second Reg
Iment Armory Tomorrow night. There
are over five hundred entries in the vof.
ious events. open to members OF the
Catholic Athletic League, Attn.
letic Association and Amateur Athiesio
Union. In addition to these events.
special relay has been arranged Tor the
Catholic Preparatory h OF Greate
New York In which the cream Of the
Interscholastic Athletic world will start.
The events open to the Amateur Ath.
lettc Union Clubs have filled up with
the entries OF Alvah Myers. the sensa-
tional Splinter OF the Irish American
Athletic Club. Hal Holland. Charley
Clark, Willie Heating, and Walter Con-.
way. who are conceded to be the best
in the Metropolitan District.
The One Mile Relay for Catholic Attn.
letic League Clubs will be q hummer,
as the four leading clubs have entered
teams: Dominican Lyceum. knights OF
st. Anthony, Loughlin and McGadd!n
Lyceums. These four clubs have met
several times during the present indoor
season, and an exciting contest has al
ways resulted. Since then. the Domini-
cans and knights OF st. Anthony have
strengthened their teams with cham!
pions from the larger A. A. U. Clubs.
In addition 10 the big events. there
will be several contests for Juniors. on
being a one Lap Relay for boys under
sixteen years OF age. 1t will be -
follows: IA Lap Run, Ia Lap Walk, Ia
Lap Hop. IA Lap Running In Sack.
making a very amusing event for the
spectators.
The evening world., 1912-03-18
Outlaws Expect to Get Many
Good Players From Organ
lied Ball and Colleges.

Western contingent approves his am
bition and declares Chicago would be u
big Improvement over Reading, Pa. In
balancing the circuit. Zowie! The holder
Of the Reading franchise Is william
Whitman and he 10 president Of the
United States League. well. some
noive." or words to that effect, was
Witman's comment when ne learned
Of this. but that Is as far as the mat
ter went at the time. Anyhow. White
may hold on to his franchise and Chi
cago may not be wanted after all.
Another slight disagreement was over
George Browne. the former Giant. Nc
Ktnnon says he has George lined up to
manage the Washington crew, while
White has said that precisely the same
George would At In very nicely with
Gotham. Another matter White figures
In 10 the suggestion OF one OF the West
srners that all magnates be required
To give q bond Of 5000 as evidence Of
good faith. This Ii looked upon a. q
shot directed at White because Of the
uncertainty as to whether he really has
@ field.
The evening world., 1912-03-18
Harlem Tommy" Home With
Interesting Fistic News
From the Coast.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

-ONuhY AuIRpuv .r~1~has "pnde
Of Harlem." ister the Flatbush
4 real estate operator, 10 back
homs Srccr On. we.t altar an unoues-
toned victory war Aha Attell. Accord.
inx % rc,nmv ana nj. manager. Jim
Rucr,sv ~. :..,re thing" men on the
49,, anonnsa sIso nm On At,.I1. Thanking
Ns,,rnhv ~ h..r ..ay.d"
Taa, 49,. go. a.. n a.. Inn.
In. -, ugh..I.h, CON-
.""s... ne ~ w",na~, 1900 ~. orar
" so 80 - O.,
'ro.h' "e~t May ~ "Ae'S 70 80 "sn.-
wefeht contest s'ased IN rTisco IN "n'ch
o New YORK poy' TOT tns nrst time IN
years, VIII be one oS the contestahts
Murphy made Q big hit on the Coast
by his fights against Packey McFsrland.
lone Round" Hogan and Abe Atteli,
ana .ithoush Mo dscision want asainst
rim w,,h NfcEa r,nnh ali thr.s hatties
S..~I.. ....-s -. ,s.,oL.. o.,
~ ses's
'hs no" AoTAe', Juos'"s " se".s'
as expressed In Frisco
Murphy will probably do some boxing
In New York In the course OF the next
month or 40. and. in his present form.
4. Iikelv N dent soms inflated reputa.
ions OF several Of his rivals in the
East. He has an offer from Kenoshs
to meet mcfarland again on April !,
but he will ask Packey to do some
weight for him this time. Most Of the
M~htw.,~h,. iumn sIdeways AT the man.
ms"' HsSrsr,ona.. n.ms ava a. ~.
uon VI .aSs,,on ., match hs.;n inn.
very oora,.,ors
posing imposs1oie we'snt cono't.ohs'
Murphy o Packey on the Coast at
l3S pounds at Q o'clock in the morning.
and the battle wasn't staged until an
IN ,hs afternoon, OF course any of the
The evening world., 1912-03-18

osso, In . az round bout At the Nationsl a. q.
on saturday evening. March 20. and be accepted
ssiio ius;ss,:d to 30. EDDIE smith h.r. S o. xpra i
10. Tor ten rounds.
In a letter received by q friend here from All
Atteil, the latter say. that b. lost oiose 10 Ss,O
BY bsttins on himself Y defeat Johnny Kilbans
TO . draw In my bout with ,kibsns," Ays Abs.
'.but ! have nothing to say In regard 70 ths VI
Loaf Il, 600 bsttins op my ohan6es IN - Gsht
With Murphy. He had too much WEIGHT On me-"
" hack - this country again, y sstanc is<o ~
(. st!.s,ora Conn tSI bis cenisS 81 Nysd
s siSS.. WIZ S.l s.is' : ": aSIns ~ =. sr4 & . Z wssS
iissn Inn end .A,' sa.t sitg !ais o0Ps.st ~ al
Touny Nsp6y OF rachsy Aefsrlaad to- q
rounds.
The evening world., 1912-03-18
GIANTS Wind Up
WORK THIS WEEK
PLAYERS Will Be Given Lots
of Practice in Hitting
Curve Balls.
BY BULCER.


A FTER q TWO oays ."
~ Galveston ana HOUSTON the en-
tire Giant squad arrived here
this morning and Immediately liked
out TO the park to begin the last week
Of their work In Marlin. The exhibition
at Houston yesterday In which the vet
Grams were neatly trimmed by a score
Of s to 2 wal not at all pleasing to NC
Graw. and he realizes that the team -
tar from peihg IN snape N"'
sharpshooters In the Dig circuit 49,.
Inc eyes OF the resu'a,s &c
trimmed 70 see curve oan' a'u ,.o.
much speed throws them OIL "v ~
rms ne peiieves - que "
weather down mere 'na. mas pr e"rva
.hem from punnpIhs In'o ."ousn -
oalls IN pract'ce sa'nes - .h,a as
named roster, Wno aspI'es
tne nero OF houston, maae .ne 10 un.
pIons o.. tne NseoMaI sa. r,aS 20 M,
.he town ,ot 'eu. ~nen ro,
ms curve Da''' ne puiheu "e H.
Ior iu'i hine ihn,,ss. anu ".her ,arS
Doyie, Merk,e' cevore anu ,a,v
oe"i'oelso. .u =. ..,,
As a resu,. ot .n's show,ms Up o1,,SS
curve pan ar.is. "" tne NV ,V S"r'
VIII take q shot az III 'eain nia.e' IN nur
ing the coming WEEK anu assis. IN urn.
ins theIh i"'o Io,io"i"s ~ ".
me various Denoers Ames. ass
the sIea'es. curve pa, an me ~ uarnI,r,
VIII Dc sent !" ae"'"s' u 49,,
every aiternoon, ".u ~ " "s
are aecus.oiIeu " .ns. o. Nv - oh.na
MS oenoe. ,hey ousn. !" o' =" e1
TOT any N'nu Oh SUNS
DEvORE PULLS The FIHST NEAL
6ONEHEA0 PLAY OF SEASON.
II was not tho weakness Of the hit
ting alone that somewhat riled McGraw
at Houston. lie declared this morning
that this Is the time to begin getting
rid Of bonehead work on the bases and
In the field. Josh Devore pulled the
first real tvory-upped play Of the sea-
son when he ran far out Of his terri.
tory to make Q great catch Of q foul
Az. and let q runner score from third.
n he had not caught the foul fly Hous.
ton would have had one less rum.
Chief Meyers. who rarely ever M.
ures among what McGraw calls the
II thought ball players" by which he
means those fellows who make q mis-.
take and then say, why, I though,
so and So" also cut into the exclusive
circle, Meyers had hit to the infeld
| with a man on third, and the Chief
forgetting the Necessity Of haste. turned
around TO see II the runner would bs
safe at home. and az q consequence
was doubled out at nrst. At that time
however. the Chief thought the gam
would DO one Of the regular joke al
The evening world., 1912-03-18

V~YlTHlN the next TWO weeks Tour
NJ American fighters and . French
W boxer will sail for England. They
are Frank Moran. the heavyweight OF
Pitt sburgh; Leo Houck. the middle
weight OF Lancaster. P.i . good
featherweight and welterweight. yet to
be selected, and Louis De Ponthieu. the
French lightweighA. Moran Will sail
after his %ten-round bout with Tom Ken
uedy at q local club on March y. Moran
has been signed up for a twenty-round
battle at the National sporting Club OF
London on Derby night with Tom Cow
Ter. h English heavyweight. who has
bsen recommended to Bob Vernon by
George Mcdonald. Houck 10 matched
to meet George Carpenter. the Freheh
and English middleweight champion
Marcel, AIoreau. the French middie'
weight, and Harry Lewis OF Philadel-
ph,a, In twenty-round bouh. for which
he 10 to receive a guarantee OF 1850.
MI: piGso1s; a., ~ e s .%,. n ( .S S:Aa ~ S.a. :.
s! s:s Z! :s! $j' s:s! :: g ~: - ]: !, S; 4 II" n: T. T. !: q y !
s scadi,ios ~hsa " s.stl., tn. Haai tishteI: Obj
&; ~ sia wi # I ,sss s sSsI sssS LIN Z E: 6 ~: F''' 4
Kid Burns, the wsA aide bozsr. udIcules. tn
idea Of postponins his bout, with Jack Goodmsl
esnt bout Al Kenosha with pachey MeHaAand
buIns Z. marked up . by: but ns vSsnS :
Indicted. According TO Burn. an over ofnciou
second tossed In the .ponse when ~ va rsan
u : symnssium bout While training. siys Buru'
A match has been arranged betwecn Abe Attsll
sAs ssas..hi,wsIsst shsmp|Sn; ana NJ, t1, Ec,s sS1 h:'
s:S. ISs;.. e.: .ESs' o N, s-YI e., g, a. tIi.::
fdsho. on the night Of NAY 10.
3s,SeRs' s' Pr. e. cn. 5o " t ssssi e. 8
fsE p~seanoier Of THAI. eky. made Dan Morgan
6s1iNlng offer ossr the long dlsancs .telephon
tsf kayo 10 nst Grover Ha!sa isrns'y u ca
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Matches Arranged.
Del Bruno OF Chicago VI. Youns
Dyson. ten rounds. New Polo A. A.
Friday night.
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United States League Has Lots
OF Confidence IF NOthinq Else

but they pretend to. and this has kept
players scared. They're on now. and.
believe me. we will get all the players
We want" "a
Regarding schedules. Landgraf said
that that Of the new league has been
so prepared as to contain a. few con.
hicts with the dates Of organized base
ball teams " possible where there 10
competition. In his case he has Tor a
competitor q Virginia state League
team. and throughout the season he has
but very few conflicts.
HUGH M'kiNNoN ANOTHER CON.
FiDENT MEMBER.
Hugh McKinnon, who holds Washing
ton franchise. Is another very confident
member Of the new league. He said he
has secured grounds on the site OF the
old. u. and o. station. In G street.
wasl 'ngton. and will be right on the
100 when the league season starts. May
I. He said ne has rounded up a prom
iking bunch Of players. and believes he
will be able 10 put W ~ good an ex-
hibition of bail ~ his American League
rival.
With all the assurance expressed by
the moguls OF the new league. however.
disputes have already arisen. William
Niesen OF the Chicago Columbian
League team, will not be . bit sorry II
Charley White loses his franchise. He
has announced hat he would be glad
to get Il and put in o United States
League team In the Windy City. The
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A match has been srr.nssd b.,ys:a xAAt ss At,sli.
IS, 81: s sSs.sisss q spcs si@'lWSS :;.sI. .ss ifs,:S y;
Gle. {s;m e. IT, ~ w: -, a. Ms::H
idshe. on the niSht Of Nay 10.
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-Four Americans and De Pom.
thieu, French Lightweight,
Comprise the List.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

VVIrrHIN the next two weeks our
w American fighters and . French
w boxer will sail for England. They
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PHILADELPHIA. Msrh ls.-Bily Aschsnt.
- EagAsh fsaihsrwsght. dsfsstsd Bobby Rsy.
tbs city ct the National 4. q.
- = ssxi1isd hinsif vth % even bay
~ puta4. Altar III fint h usnt aStSs
U@16.b 6AHQ1nn1 ~. I'D had ~ Mt
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Thum'a white Elephant Bowling AllsyJ
and Billiard l'arior. 3tst -. & Droadway