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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
CONFERENCE OF WESTERN
GOVERNORS At BOISE. IDAHO

Boise Idaho. Aug The COVER
nors of many OF the Western states
are assembled here for the first an
nual meeting OF the Association Of
Western Governors. which is the out
growth OF the Eastern tour taken by
the governors last year II Is eX-
perted that by tomorrow practically
all OF the states embraced In the as
sociation will be represented
The conference Is 10 continue for
three days and will be- devoted 20 the
discussion OF q wide range Of subjects
pertaining 10 the welfare and deyel-
opment OF the West
The scheduled speakers aud the
subjects assigned them include The
following Governor Burke Of North
Dakota. The Best Methods OF Pro-
claiming a States Resource" Gov
ernor West OF Oregon. The Employ
ment and Reformation Of Conyicts'.
Governor Aldrich of Nebraska. Tax
ation" Governor Hay Of Washington.
State Supervision Of Investments
Governor shafroth Of Colorado. Con
servaiion of Water Power Cover
nor HaWley of Idaho The ';ood
Roads Factor in Western Develop
ment Governor Carey % Wyoming.
The Reclamation of Ar.d Lands.
and Governor Vessoy Of South la
koia. Western Investments and Sc
Crrifies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
COALITION TO
SHAPE TARIFF
Democrats and Insurgents
CoRlerees on Three In
pOrtant Measures

Washington. d a.. A.s TU.
senate today gave 20 rH. democratic
Progressi,o Republican tariff al
lance complete control oi the Sruaf.
conference committees ou th, Wool
tariff Sugar tariff and Excise TiN
bills
This wa, The fir,t step uu CARVING
out the program agreed to by Demo
Gratis and Insurgents. regarding tho
measures Republican leader. offer
cd no objection ON the Wool Tariff
bin and Excise Tax bin. the .onferees
named were LaFollette. Progressive
Republican. and Bailey aud simmons
Democrats Bailey will be- chairman
OF the Excise Tax conference
ON the Sugar bin those named we're
Penrose and Lodge. regulars. 1ri--
TOW Progressive Republican. Railey
and simmons Democrats
Adoption OF the pemocrati,-lusur-
gent plan is expected 20 bring about
early termination of all TARIFF differ
ences between the fRo houses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
TAFT NOTIFIED
Of NOMINATION
Official Advice of COnven-
ti0n's Action Delivered
BY Senator Root
AFFAIR WAS INFORMAL
PRESIDENTS SPEECH Oi ACCEr-
TANCE LOOKED On ny HEAR
ERs A. KEYNOTE on
CAMPAIGN.

Ry Associated Press
Washington, ID. c., Aug L. Re-
publican leaders who crowded the
east room of the White Rouse today
TO hear Tafts speech, accepting re-
nomination for the presidency were
confident tonight that his address win
be the key note" OF the campaigfi
Members OF the cabinet and others
are confident the presidents address
will be used as campaign document
and sent broadcast
senator Root made the speech uot-
flying Taft of his denomination offi-
cially The affair was informal
Most OF the committee and congress
men appeared Ia conventional dress.
After the speech President Taft
donned a silk house coat, instead OF
his formal dress. aud acted waiter
for Mrs Taft and other women, and
mingled among the guests asked TO
luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
RAILROAD MASS
MEETING TO-DAY
Proposition of Vital Worth
Will Be Presented to
Citizenship
PROPOSED LINE NORTH.
SCHEME WILL BE OUTLINED FUL-
Ll BN REPRESENTATIVE Oh
INTERESTS BACKING
BIG PROJECT.

All Amarillo Is invited 10 attend
a mass meeting at the Chamber OF
Commerce hall this afternoon at I
O'Clock, at which time matters per
tanning to the new railroad 10 the
north from this city through Okla
homa and into Kansas will be dis
cussed This railroad Sill give an
outlet TO the north and open up a
territory heretofore inaccessible 10
Amarillo In view OF this vast ac-
QUESTION of trade territory, the i'm
portance of the meeting cannot be
over-estimated
Representatives of the company
engaged In making permanent survey
within Texas at this time will be pre-
sent and talk from the standpoint OF
the investors in this railway The
matter will be fully explained, and it
is the expressed hope OF those most
deeply In interest that every man
who is interested in the welfare Of
Amarillo and its future greatness will
be in attendance and participate IN
the meeting.
Il is stated that tangible propo-
sition will be set before the people
al the meeting This afternoon, show
ing that work has been and is being
accomplished looking to the actual
construction OF the road This fact
carries with II sufficient interest TO
guarantee the attendance of those
who have holdings in Amarillo.
The meeting begins promptly at 4
O'Clock at the suggestion of the rep
resentatives OF the company This
meeting Is one not strictly OF and for
the Chamber OF Commerce, but for
the entire people. Amarillo's people
are concerned and they should and
doubtless will look after their inter
ests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
bANOANA PARTY
NAMES TICKET
Slate in HOOsier State
Headed by BY Bever-
idge for Governor

FN .NH'.fNtAaNA iNfH
Denver, Colo. Aug The new
Progressive party In Colorado was
launched here today 10y a state con
yention which denounced both old
parties, declared for principles adyo-
Gated by Roosevelt, instructed dele
gates TO the Chicago Progressive con
yention August ., to vote for Roose-
welt. also named a state ticket. can
didates for United States senator,
presidential electors, congressmen-at-
large and candidates for congress in
the First and Second districts
The convention was harmonious
throughout, and by acclamation nom
mated + p Costiean of Denver ior
the Progressive nominee for gov.
ernor All candidates named today
will be voted on at the primary Sep
tember TO-
The principles OF the party as out
lined by Chairman l. \ Stevens en-
dorse the initiative referendum and
recall. a minimum wage scale, pro
lection OF American products from
unfair discrimination, effective regu-
lation )f corporations. including a
Federal license law, establishment OF
universal parcels post, and govern
ment ownership OF telegraph, tele-
phone and express companies.
ls addition to selection OF a iull set
OF candidates for presidential eleo-
tors, the following will appear on
the primary ballot
For Goyeuor +. T.. Costlgan, Den
yer. For United states Senator, long
term. no selection until after the chi
cago convention.
The short term 10 fill vacancy
l.. y. Stevens OF Denver Congress.
man-at-largc. c. h. Fisher, Logan.
Sid { Burns. Denver.
Supreme Court Justice Edwin Van
Ciz, Denver Congress. First district
W ]. Crank, Denver, Second district.
Frank Catlin. Montrose, ! y Nc
Lean, Fremont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
New Suburban Fare =, stem

Chicago. IN Aug Operating
officials OF the railroads throughout
the country are Interested Ia the
new method of collecting and punch
ing tickets which the Illinois Cen
tral road pat into operation today
on It's suburban trains The sys-
TEN il the first Of It's kind adopted
for the suburban traffic by any rail
doad In the United states II en-
bodies many Of the features OF the
s-you-enter system and is de-
signed chiefly with view 20
gain free TRANSPORTATION
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
THIEF CAUGHT AFTER
FOUR MONTHS CHASE

Calgary Alberta. Aug l.- After a
2,000-mile chase through the almost
trackless wilds OF northern Canada.
men of the Northwest mounted police
have captured VIII Ropp, who, the
police say is the most notorious cat
tie rustler and horse thief Ia the eu-
tire western country,
The chase continued for tour
months II was remarkable for the
stamina shown by the fugitive and
the persistency with which the police
stouck to the trail Finally R6pp got
tired and abandoned his run
The police say Ropp confessed 70
several hundred crimes and that he
admitted he probably vas guilty OF a
great many offenses that had skip.
ped his memory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
To FEE,T ENORMOUS
COTTON WAREHOt -

Austin. Tex. Aug o. The Bust
ness League. IN cooperation with tsc
southern States Cotton Corporation
viii erect a warehouse 90 accommo-
date 10000 bales of cotton. Rep
-eseniatiyes Of the two bodies are
nov engaged in looking for suit
able site The plan is 20 hold the
cotton for Q 3 cents and advance the
farmer money until the market price
meets their expectations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
SANTA FE MAY BUILD
TERMINAL At RROW NWOOD

broWnwood Tex, Aug 1t H. re-
ported here that the Santa Pc system
will build a 100000 terminal about
eight miles from this cit, a nurl.
bcr OF surveys have been made In this
vicinity lately and il is nov assured
that a new division will be estab-
lished aud that the track facilities
Of the Santa Fe will be greatly in
creased The present trackaeo viii
accommodate about 300 cars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
WRIT Of ERROR
IN KANSAS CASE
Supreme Court Ruling Gives
Roosevelt Electors a
Place on Ticket

%, Associated Press
New York. Aug Justices Van
teyenter and Pitney of the Supreme
Court OF the United States tonight
granted a writ of error In the Kansas
primary election case. fhich permits
Roosevelt candidates - presidential
electors TO stand on the primary tick
ct. and leaves the final settlement OF
the validity of their nomination 20
the full bench OF the Supreme Court
az its next regular session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02

Washington ID G.. Ara The
parcel post system recently agreed
upon by the United States and The
Republic of Panama Vas puf into
operation today The agreement 10
regard 10 weight etc. s the same
a. The similar agreement, eNo-f.ng
betVe the United States and The
principle European countries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
WOMAN MAY BE
MOOSE DELICATE

New York, Aug one OF NcS
York's delegates a. large TO the Ma
tional convention OF the nes Pro
gressiye party will probably be- a
woman This announcement vas
made today by William VI Hotchkiss.
state chairman OF the new party
Who the woman will be- has not been
decided. Mr. Hotchkiss saying the
selection would likely be left 10 ;he
feminine wing OF the party.
According 20 Chairman fiotohkiss.
the three other delegates al large
will probably be- Oscar Straus and
Henry l. Stoddard, and either Chaun-
cey Namln OF Buffalo or Virgil l..
KelloR OF WatertoWu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
IaComes New Trunk Line.

Baltimore, Md. Aug with
the Inauguration OF its new through
freight service 10 the West today
the Kostern Maryland Railway was
transformed from a local railroad
ito an independant trunk system The
western outlet is gained through the
new S7-mile extension from Cum
berland. Nd. 10 Connellsyille. Pa
connecting with the Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie road
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02

Washington u G.. AIl Aner
more than thirty-one years service
Col John Conk'iu. recently iH COM
mand OF the Seeoud F.i'id NrfiI..r
at Vancouver barracks. Rt- placed "a
the retired list OF fha army today
on his own application col conk'u
Is from New York. and nae granted
from West Point Iu i,.4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
TENAS LEADS IN
COTTON PRODlrrIO\

Washington, d c., Aug The
Department of Commerce has just
issued It's report showing the cotton
production OF the United States for
1911 by states.
Texas produced PA per cent OF
the crop of the United States in 1871
and 26.i per cent In 1919. Tn,
Texas crop last year was i,2e7,24S
bales, an increase over the preceding
year OF l.22i.3l6 bales. or 20.6 per
cent
The total production Tor the United
States Ia l9i was l6.25O.276 bales
which is an increase over 1910 of
4244.3sS bales or 35.4 per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
Third Part, IN Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug The
Roosevelt supporters In Tennessee
are arranging 10 hold state conyen-
tion OF the Progressive party in this
city tomorrow u Is expected that
the convention will name candidates
for governor and railroad commits
sloner. IN addition 20 selecting del
egates 20 the national convention az
Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
Z URGENCY AUTHORIZATION
RELIEVES GOVERNMENT

Washington. ID c., Aug TEN
porary relief for bankruptcy in
which the Government found itself
today was granted by Congress
through passage Of an urgency apprO-
priation resolution which was sent
80 the president late today II car
ries forward appropriations as they
existed in June and July for another
half month
By August l5 10 is expected the an
nnal appropriation bills will be- pass
cd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
CARS NEEINE FOE
NEM INrEl;U EBtN.

Dallas. I,N Aug SN Hl--au
ger cars aud one express ear ht,s ar.
rived ior lse oH rbn naIa.Nayala.
.fl" lnfergrU5n lu. Th. cars are
tho same as used Goa me Dal'ls-For'
Worth line and ar. modern .u every
respect The new line R.' Doc open
for operation Df 'ne first 1' SaDtam
ber
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
SERIOUS CONFLICT
DEEMED IMMINENT.

b. Assolsied Press
W ashington, ID c.. Aug That
a serious conflict between govern
ment and rebel forces In Sonora may
occur soon vas reported 70 Washing
toa today from the Mexican border.
Rebel forces at Casas Grandes are
more formidable than 10 was suppos.
ed having several pieces OF artillery
and their resources have been greatly
strengthened by ammunition and sup
plies seized from American colonists.
The State Department Is receiving
many appeals for protection from
property owners in Mexico The De-
pir'meu ..r,- that e,erHtue Dos
sibtr short 1f intervention ha. been
'.na
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02

Denver To'o Aug 'o.ora-
do Day. the thirty sixth anniversary
OF the administration 0f Colorado 20
Statehood was observed ls q sem
holiday iu Denver TODAY Ci'y 1ffi-
ces and banks Hrr. IoseI and ape
propriafe eVoroI-as Rsrs held under
the auspires H r1rIHs t.t rr.
rlriraffnr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
GUTHElE'> PROPOSAL
Now IP IL c5,ttE.

Guthrie. Okla Aug Gutbrle's
proposition ro secure vote on con-
stItutional amendment for the loca-
ton OF the State Capitol here is now
up 90 Gov Lee Cruce for issue Of the
election proclamation. according 10
notification received from the Secre-
tary OF State Harrison By the Guthrie
Chamber of Commerce Harrison
certified the initial petition up 70 Gov
Cruce today with this comment The
petition has 5lOi3 signatures.
greater 1umher than is necessary. %
initiate a bili according % law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
INDIANA TiCkET =
HEADED Bl BEN EElDGE.

U. A-,pc.-lcl P.c.s
indianapolis, Ind. Aug The IN
diana Progressives union today nom
mated full state ticket headed 10y
former Senator Beyeridge for toyer-
nor and former Congressman Lands
for lieutenant governor, elected six
delegates-at-large to the national
convention. adopted a platform adyo-
eating the initiative. referendum and
recall. direct election OF senators,
' oman's suffrage and primary nom
nation OF all elective OFFICIALLY
The Bull Moose was adopted as
he official emblem of the party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
Charin Notified Of Nomination.

Waukesha, Wis, Aug ! At a
big outdoor demonstration here this
afternoon Eugene " Chafin OF Ari-
IONA was formally notified of his
nomination for President of the
United States by the Prohibition
party The exercises were held in
Ounteler Perk. The notification ad-
dress was delivered by Or G H.
Meade, permanent chairman of The
Prohibition national convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
REBEL VICTIMS WE'RE
SUBJECTS OF GERMA,I

BY Associated Prs..
Douglas. Ariz., Aug. l-,lohn
Hurtlin and Guide Shubert. who we're
hanged at Monte Vista. Sonora.
week ago, Judging from the condition
OF their bodies when discovered.
were natives Of Germany and subjects
Of that country, though Hurting had
taken out original papers to obtain
American citizenship
Hurting was watchman at this
Monte Vista mine and Shubert was
mis- guest
Their German friends ia Douglas
rave sent q man 20 Monte Vista TO
investigate and make report 70 the
German ambassador al Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02

London. Aug The officers
and members of the Ancient and Hon
durable Artillery COMPANY OF Boston
who have been playing q frateraai
visit % the honorable Artillery
Company of London sailed for Nen
York today 900 .G, steamship Celtic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
Texas Weather.

Panhandle clear and hot. south
winds. no rain. temperature %. bal
ance state. scattered clouds, cooler,
temperature averaging S.. with light
rains al Stamford, Dlblin. Dallas and
Houston. good rains az Denton and
Narocdo0hes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
I c'icral, tntcr MADEIRA.

Juarez. Aug Passengers irrly-
ing here tonight uy train over the
Mexico Northwestern railroad report
before leaving MADEIRA an American
lumberius center that Federal. num-
herring .'o" had entered fhe toau.
The rebels had evacuated
Tile train which Ieff MADEIRA this
mornrus n.I' probably H. tH. last %
come from that district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
Anglo- ,mcrican Welding IN PARTS.

Paris Aug The wedding OF
Miss Charlotte F. Kennedy daughter
OF Mrau Nj, William y kennedy
OF Pittsburgh and Eusta.. Rich
ardson-CoN ar English magistrate
tdoay az 'he American embassy 1
this city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
++++ +--+%-% ,
SUGAR HEARING
To SALT LAKE CITY.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
San Francisco, Cal, Aug /
Hearing OF the Governments
suit here To dissolve the
American Sugar Refining Co,
under the Sherman law. as a
combination In restraint of
trade. will be concluded to-
morrow, and the hearing
transferred 10 Salt Lake City
where it will be resumed Mon
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
IRRIGATED LAND
SELLS FOR MILLION.

Monte Christie, Tex, Aug L.
Nearly ten thousand acres of irrigated
land in this county sold for a con-.
sideration of S1.O00,00O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
Washington FortVast

Ur issoeiaf,N H-rff
Washington. d G., Aug For
West Texas Local Showers Friday
and probably Saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-02
MANY ADVOCATES
Of intervention
Of 300 interviewed at FL
Paso 270 Citizens
Favor il
CRITICISM is VOICED
OPPONE\TS on ARMED OCCUPA-
TiON SCORE STATE DEPART
MENT'S ATTITUDE TOWARD
MEXICAN SITu ALTON.
By A.socla,sd Press

~ Ntt0tlsTeI Ffess
ri Paso, Tex. Aug OF 800 in
terviews secured today from promn-
ent residents here 27O favored inter.
yention In Mexico by the United
states Those who did not favor arm
ed Intervention criticised the state
Departments attitude toward the
Latin-American troubles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-03
@10o@o<

season matters Of Importance SHOULD
be settled which viii affect the PLAY
ing of the game. Details like whether
there shall be six or seven a side. three
periods Of twenty minutes or halves OF
twenty-five minutes. are small CON
pared with the conduct of the sport.
Clear rules and fearless officials will
play their part. A national organiza-
ton could institute a blacklist for the
offenders whe are hopeless. This ia
necessary in many professional and
semi professional as well as in amateur
games which bring men into close and
personal struggle. Finally, tradition
takes the place of the blacklist. and a
mar plays fair just as he eats. without
making a hog of himself.
600
Interest in harness racing lie proven
By the years prospects as given hy
those who follow the ancient sport.
Three grand circuit meetings in New
England and the increasing number of
driving clubs are some Of the evidence
81 have matched Kid Black 10 box
Buddy FauIks at La Raus's gym
nasium, also Barry Hill. 105-pound
champion Of the world. to box Banty
Lewis. Of Newark says Billy Kings
land. BLACK always fights. and never
stalls. as you can see by his record.
"HiIl has met some of the best boys
in the business, including Kid Wil1-
Jams, Young Reilly, K. o. Eggers. Artis
Edwards, Young solly and Charley
Harvey
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-03
FINE SILVER LOVING CUP
FOR HARRY WOLyERTON.

NEW YORK, April "a silver low
ing cup sent by fans in Oakland, Cal,
to be presented to Manager Wolverton,
of the New York American League
baseball team, on the opening day,
April II, at the Hilltop, has Just ar
rived at the clubs headquarters. The
cup is fifteen inches high, lined with
gold and will hold enough to quench
anybody's thirst. 1t is inscribed:
"To Harry s. Wolverton. from his
friends in Oakland, Cal. in 1912"
Wolverton managed the Oakland
team last year and his departure from
the coast was generally regretted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-03

and both Frank A. McCabe And Ray
mond M~ulrooney had 100. John Grady,
who rolled two years ago, with John
McGuirkas q partner, in the National
Bowling Association tournament In
Paterson, taking first place in the two
man competition with a total OF 1,318,
rolled SO last night, having two misses.
In the first squad Mulrooney got a
tally Of 100, in spite of a miss In the
eleventh frame. He had 80 in the
tenth box, and after his slip braced up
and got the necessary eight pins with
the next ball. George Walls lad eight
misses and four fouls in this squad
and had a score Of 0. Anderson, who
missed in the second frame, accounted
for 9S. McCabe was another bowler
who scored 100 with a miss. His slip
came in the ninth box. He got up to
80 in the eleventh frame, and was
given a round Of applause when he
came through with a strike for a wind
up. There were marks of SO, IS and SO
recorded in the last squad, and the
misses all came near the end Of the
anne
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-03
FIRST TITLE BASKETBALL
GAME WILL BE AT TRENTON.

At a meeting of representatives Of
Trenton and Jasper basketball teams at
the Bingham Hotel, Philadelphia. last
night, to arrange for the playing off of
the tie for the Eastern League cham
pionshipA the Jersey representative
called the toss of the coin, and the
first game viii be played on Saturday
night in the Masonic Temple. Trenton.
The second game will be decided at Jas
per's Hall, Kensington avenue and On
tario street, Philadelphia, on Thursday,
April II. In case of another tie the
final game viii be played on some
neutral floor, the place to be chosen
after the game here. Referee Mallon
the unanimous choice for the extra
in the cage.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-03
EMPIRE CARD IS CLASSY
FOR NEXT WEEKS SHCW.

Jimmy Walsh, OF Boston. the feather
weight champion of New England, who
holds decisions over Pal Moore, Digger
Stanley, of England. and Monte Attel.
will meet Joe Coster, of Brooklyn, at
the Empire Athletic Club, 155th street
and Eightf-avenue, New York, Wednes-
day, April 10.
Tommy Houck, OF Philadelphia, will
meet Johnny Dundee, Of New York,
on the same night. The McMahons
have also arranged three six-round
bouts between the best 105-pound boys
in the East. Battling Kiddy will meet
Johnny Morgan, of Philadelphia; Pin
key Burns will meet Young Diggins.
of Philadelphia, and Battling Henry
will meet Young Rosner.