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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Commercial
club, held in Stout & Schulz
meister's office last night, ii
was decided to hold the Annu j
Banquet on the evening of Jan.
9Th, 1918, at the Masonic hall.
They appointed the following
committees:
On membership and collec.
tion of dues-H. R. Newton.
Ed Myers, w. 7. Roden and ].
H. South. !.
On banquets and entertain.
ments-F. A. Heath, Bruce
Starlin and Geo. w. Johnson.
Word was received by rela.
lives here that Mrs. T. +.
Spaulding, of Yuma, .Ariz, had
died on Dec. 5th. She W $
formerly Miss LYDIA Kirkland
and has numerous relatives in
this vicinity.
Ray BONNIE, who was recent
ly injured in the light plant, is
getting along fine and will soon
be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. r L. Coulthard
leave Saturday for Mt. Vernon
where they will spend the hol-
ieays.
Friday afternoon Dec. 20, the
high school pupils will give g
musical program in the high
school assembly room. The
program begins promptly at 2
p. m. ~
Miss Belle Morehouse, form
erly of this city, and John Fox
of Omaha were married in
Omaha last night by Rev. 3 R
Garry. Mr. Fox is city sales.
man for Booth & Co., and the
newly married couple will make
their home in Council Bluffs.
where the groom has prepared
a home for his bride.
Misses Mary Duer ard Cert
rude Schulmeister returned
today from Notre Dame to
spend the holidays with their
parents,
Miss Rena Coulthard left fol-
Dublin, Ind, this morning tt
spend the holidays with, arela'
| tives.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Aulgel
are here and will make theil
home with their two sons AID
Olson and Harrison Aulger.
Geo. E. johnson returned
from Pittsburgh this morning
The Cold Storage Co. let tn,
contract this morning for tn
refrigerating plants, the Bake
Ice Machine Co. of Omaha wer
the successful bidders. Tw
plants will be put in-one TO
40 tons and one for 20 tons
The delivery of the machiner
will begin about January /, an
it is expected to have the plan
Hin operation by March 1.
The Dickman store was crow
ded today. Everyone was tai
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Mrs. B. ]. Heath is visiting
in Harris Grove for q few days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Miss Pearl Briggs is threat.
ened with pneumonia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

ROLLER SKATING at Neu-
finds hall, afternoon & evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
Six O'clock
A Vitagraph drama.

Mrs. Olga Quick, of York,
Neh., is visiting at F. A.
Heath's.
We had HEAT yesterday
evening.
Mrs. C. Strobehn and daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Heath and Mrs.
Quick are in Omaha today.
Miss Sibyl Smith is home
for vacation from Oberlin
Ohio.
We carry a full line of Men
Women, and Children's shoes
and overshoes, also blankets
sheep lined coats in fact any.
thing usually kept in a genera
store.
Corner Store, 9Th & Erie.
DIS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
Total. .8'
ORGANS. ORGANS


We have IL new and slight
ly used organs we must close
out by Jan. LIST. Now is the
time to get a bargain. Will
sell on easy payments.
Harry Way Piano Co.
If
The California junction
church will hold special servi-
ces next Sunday: Sunday
school, special services at 2::30
p. m. Rev. Cross will preach q
special Christmas sermon at 8
p. m. Sunday, Dec. %.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Jeppe Thompson. Of this city
who was appointed inspector OF
of Cantons /. o. O. F., left this
morning for Kingsley, Chero-
kee and Sioux City for an in
spection of Cantons at these
points. He will be gone until
Sunday.
Have you noticed our win
dow display? We have them
snecial for Christmas trade. !.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Aunt Mary Bennett is visit
ing at the home Of Arnold Ben.
nett.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

We had HEAT yesterday
evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Maurice O'Connor, of Fort
Dodge, and Judge Jas. O'Con-
nor Of Livingston, Mont, were
in town today the guests Of
relatives and friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

L. G. Kelley, son and daugh-
ter. were in town this morning
the guest of friends. Mr.. Kel-
ley is the Agent for the Nye,
Schneider & Co., at Modale.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Mrs. H. h. Thurber and Mrs.
Howard Thurber enjoyed a
party at Co. Bluffs yesterday.
The Missouri Valley girls were
entertained by Mrs. Rufus Day.
ROLLER SKATING at Neu-
finds hall, afternoon & evening.
Aunt Mary Bennett is visit
ing at the home Of Arnold Ben
nett.
Public Memorial services for
Sister Robinson and Bro. Myers
will be held at the Masonic hall
Sunday evening, Dec. %.
Regular meeting Of the Val
ley Chapter o. E. s., No. 26,
Friday evening, Dec. 20. A
full attendance is desired.
We have made up q special
line of candies for Christmas.
We have all kinds from 10c a
pound to Coo q pound.
DBL Ideal Bakery.
Mrs. B. j. Heath is visiting
in Harris Grove for 3 few days
Lars Anderson, of this city
and Komandine Holm, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs were licensed to wed
in Council Bluffs yesterday.
Miss Pearl Briggs is threat.
ened with pneumonia.
ROLLER SKATING at Neu-
finds hall, afternoon & evening
Maurice O'Connor, of Fort
Dodge, and Judge Jas. O'Con-
nor Of Livingston, Mont, were
lin town today the guests Of
RELATIVES and friends.
Roy Roden came down from
Pisgah in his auto, getting
ready for Santa Claus.
[. G. Kelley, son and daugh
ter. were in town this morning
the guest of friends. Mr.. Kel
ley is the Agent for the Nye
n Al>1Alo
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Ray Bonnie, who was recent
ly injured in the light plant, is
getting along fine and will soon
be out.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Row Roden came down from
Pisgah in his auto, getting
ready for Santa Claus.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Word was received by rela
lives here that Mrs. T. T..
Spaulding, of Yuma, lAriz, had
died on Dec. 5th. She w S
formerly Miss LYDIA Kirkland
and has numerous relatives in
this vicinity.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Sheriff Rock and Deputy
Myers, of L9gan, are here for a
brief visit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. r L. Coulthard
leave Saturday for Mt. Vernon
where they will spend the hol-
iooyo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

~ tbs called meeting IT iho eiif
connfii heid yesfeffag mofnine
many matters ~ impDriants received
ssteaiion Az ~ ihe ncmberr we're
pfcr.n' end fhfY fern in ar9'on fof
nearly leo haHfr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

daf last and must Immediately ho e..
Moved in order to prolrei tao t0rll.
iorlai RIGHTS 90 TOO farnua ioaruel
which comprise BASEBALL hiE family
The charter under vhloh uaiot ami
minuf leasuoa hstD lahof,l lof Il dee.
ado ban outilscd ifa psesnnma Tho
entire situation mnst boz adjusted
aleuF mofo up,iu date tines Three
Nin minors have boon promised higher
cisseinc0iiun rhv majors have Fsur
-railS agreed 8" curb somo ~ their
Privileges Zoe mo general welfare
Ail OF ihear gafioua chanera aro In
,nrpofaioi in tho nov pssro aEros
mrni which la before ihr commission
iuda,
Mcnhora nf inc commission are nui
worried about The noe outlaw leanue
which prnpos' Ia begln hualuuss neat
season under tbo maine 90 thc rnlicd
states League Every ,enr ahoni this
Time such an organization is formed,
but the, always inil through Tho
promoters pl the urw organization
va, the, viii chnoue thelf eifht clubs
from Amonp Nce lnft. lirnnkltn,
Washlaglun Richmond baltimore.
rl,iahnfg. Cincinnati Newerh Hut
ihlp aud u'ndlur thus lnsading the
tesfitor, 90 the Natienni American.
International virginia anl Prostate
ioagura New York ufpokhn. wnsh.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

rcsas Panhandle upnyhil, mir
cloar ani cold Temperature at lierc.
ford ; above Amarillo 90 above
Wost r,,aH aonrrlb cloudy aud
rold Quanah frccsiog Uotan. llght
SNOW ali dpy
Norih rusaa raftly cloud, ani
cold
Fast Tcsaa rlrar and cold
Central Texas rafts cloudy and
cold
south roNha Partly cloudy aud
,"ld
Oklahoma CLOUDY sud sold Ok
lahoma tity Temperature.
louisiana shreveport rutN
cloudy aud inralnE lnld
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

The council tct aside $4,000 from
he srneral fnn1 of lHIs fnf ihe paf
mont 40 miarIos of rtf emp'nf.a
rba amoent iHeh n0t Include thf
departmental omplofrH rhe onHn
go aiso passed an order 0f ihe s.ffr
fafion oi per ocnt ~ the nt c1ilco
uous fur The year fo en ioNafd ibe
ptFment Of uid rifY aHfrantt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
BASEBALL SUPREME
COURT IN session
NATIONAL COMMISSION Mtiir
~ MN ,oish CiI,.
Brernshsn sefsn. Nnrrhy h fisir ~
An Interesting Ease "a h"
iicatd,

CINCINNATI, a.. Jan With a
number 81 hlehl, important matters
Ca The docket fpf decision. the au.
pr,mc court Vt the United Htalet of
baseball. otherwise known as tho Ma
tinnai Commission. convened to-day
nrcspahan W. Nufph, b The il,lc
OF ono ~ the most lnlervHsluE 'asvh
a. hy tried Rosvr nsvsnAnan, man
sser Of tbc ~ l.oals cardinals has
preferred ehafEcn against charles
webb Murphy. manager ct shu chlfa
60 cnba. alleelnn that the latter has
publicly said that ho had s0isoihmf
on nrcsnahsn Ana Intended lo tun
him out 0f ofgAnlsed baseball. TIE
situation 10 the result os lhc word,
Warfare that has cusued since the
Cardinal chief refused Ia waive un
First lascmnn ralrr at the tvccn'
baseball meeting In Nav York, hFrH'
nahau demands that Murph, be prny
sru,cd uniecs he nakc a public apsl
ogy. llufmann A. the chairman al
The supreme court trlumslra,e hia
associates brlng Han Johnson eud
Tom i.ynch aud be ~ nuuo too
friendly toward Murphy. while tho
American seagno crar has bcen Enn
nins Tor the wiray CITY leeaer Tor
scarn N the National Commission
holds a club over Murphy. han John
son may be depended upon 90 Har
plenty 81 olho~ grease IN appsslns a.
Thors are SOME. however, ~ho iaiss
mate that ~. Murphy Il efesy slke
ten ANA tina, he - only esrlslns 70
ksop hla name and that OF his elnp
constantly before the puhlle duf'nE
tho onslrc on-sesson, thereby so'i'nE
plruty OF press work the war round.
llls auasreis slih sarlons manAeefa'
n h alleged. arc merely clever press
stunts.
What action. ~ ans, Wall be taken
about the Nes York ticket scandal
hy tho commission 4 not known
Chairman Hermann aoelaTea thai chs
commission has been condnctiug q
t.rsgid Investigation. and has spenl
more than 81 .soo III detective work
nBut what can the poor National
commisslun dos lnauircs AeEas'us
pla,nfively. wa know there wsfs
scalpers In both New York aud Phil
sdcsphia. but dsd they come ~ 'hei'
wares through fai'hlessncss OF h'
oinolalr OF tho clubs eneaged in 'h'
heriess vhat. seats. Ne must de-
terminc."
50 far the matter remains r'xh'
where Il was when . lssSc part OF
New Yorks population was euss'nF
out the Giants and III orean'zed base
Sell - they eoushed 40 any price M
ncalpsrs chose 70 AL for admission
Ano&ler vital question il The pesos
uvoen,enf which binds ~ orRaniset
\ I,sso6eil. This treaty expired On sun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

me amounts due nsy 81 paid On
YeariT assessments Engineer Pea
bosy va ssssn unui FridaY after.
noor % prepare his reperi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

inEioa and Richmond. e IS stated arr
dehniicly decided upon aai arrnnro
mcnia have already boon made io ao
cnrc rrouuia m 1902 tho rnlon
i'asuo eae otranlfed in ooscr much
"i iho same ierfliorf hnt aeni iu
pioroa ln ihr middle of fho seassn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

The hviEht et prupuetN for wrd
ding present would be- sterling silver
ur tthhsy cnt rlaHH we have both
rho atamms. etg Mrsqalte ~ Phone
sfg ta8l sl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

49, --~--<-~
ihe nmounts due nsy 81 psia IA
ysarig assessments Fnslne.r Pea
bosy va gissn untli Fridar after.
noor 70 prepare hit reperi
nNjl~ay Matter 90.
Mayor Fsase called m, attention
% me tounfii - ibs application ~
me g. G street 4 intsrufban Raii-
say Compa1y Tor permissioa Co. bulid
nne on nairosd a.tnas from
Staples 20 CsraReahna ursfta o.
conasr' slfA me present sosih Biaff
ioop rhis line roala enaAt son'h
nian residents ~ reacts sas tliY in
leas fhan hair ihe time noe staRlftd
fae Application pf0tDtsi fVnsifri
ahie discussion coHlW l.iorsr tet-
nnssf favored the a.. iI.sflyn !. PRO
slainr ias epmpany aouid bAH -
line oh iae Norfh .lis 90 fhe sireti
snd nai Ia lhe center csmalaHpne-
Unmn ass sgainsi ite ssflfsfiao In
GOV msnner when flf to "a vote
each commissioner tofcd $50
eps iisn pisu-
Mayor praae rliied fha afteufioa
~ fh. soaueB ,a i.c ffei ihat thf
fse.aea far fhl baHiIng of lHe ciU
Hsn anf Hrr afHfnr fonif h0 here
shortly anf .4gfesfsf fhai Gee eouH.
ei oau fof piant and sp,fifi.aiiana
ffom number af afchrau rhh
'he oHnrn fld fna plans rIn be re.
slsef un no "wednesday marHinF
isnHpry o. A. that ume contract
eN Uffl Del ief io 'he contractor
whose plans sfo acceptable
sh,nr. fiu,- for N-~',ns
On motion ~ rommissloner rrl
daf fht council banged na umo %
mseunr FROM ea.h Fudai afternoon
AZ 0.tlofA fo each Friday mofning
a. o oflue. Tta $500 be in effect
un,H Naf rheu flo time ein b.
changed io sa rhh plan ras
arse1 hY aii of the members of fhe
oorncn ard tas carried elih no iis
ssuflnT votes
Sslari.. for tpts
Tho council tot aside $4,000 frnm
he srnoral fnnI of lfIs fof fhe paf
mont 40 miaros of atf emp'pf,a
rha amnenf looh n0t n.mir goo
departmental omplufrH rhe eoan
go alao passed an order of ihe srffn
fafion oi per ocnt ~ the iat railco
uous for The year Do so io~afd lbe
payment Of nid o'iY efuants
Oth,f Nstt.rs
Tho report of rire Chl.f shDe
matgr. uhth eas nl,a aiin the
.ounrB showed ibe location ani rnn.
diuon 90 each nrr plns In thn rifs
Tho report eas rofarrci fo Commits
slnaor rohilnror for attention
Commissioner rchunFcr osilei thr
attention of ne counell ta thc uat.
spnao ~ tho wafrr suprl, of thv
rtf AND warmed tho momhers thni
r,i-sa SOME action sas soon 'ahrn
ttsi tho rif would prohahly nco a
rsfar hmlne thls sHmnrr a. he Dad
rrsyr dophtu ehethrf the presoni
apnN eonii ho able lo scrve the
of, when thr seecrs arr connected
ani water o. used for fluahlne paf
intsa
COMMISSIONS rrhlmsrr aHo pro
scntoa plan of r. Cshni. for thc
auppl,nr of thr rtv with eaf,f
from ruie Lake rhis plan of &c.
Cahdls haa peen Fi,cu in fnli in pre-
yipus issuea 30 tho Caller The
cnpurii rccelscd fhe plsrs 10 Mr
Cahui ana ihoy viii D.. eis,n ,onald
eratlun
Nator Peas lrilmnfei fa thr m.n.
beers of no hol' that ho anHli tort
likeb hsse statement nu me wafer
ifuatien 10 slvo ont viihln thr most
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
Street PAVING
SEEMS CERTAIN
rtDrIF VIII HAtt \ tHi<t .
10 DiciDr HATIIn
gss rtfsnslon Iisfuset--w atef Mat
trf Dsssassrsi--dnsh iiu.in =.
Nasa 81 the Ae~sion

~ The called msetlng IT iho eiil
colnfi bsid yssief1ag mofninn
NAM matters ~ impYriante received
ssieaiion Az u iho memberr we're
pfcrens end fheY ferr in sea9lon for
nearly eco hoHrs
What The, pld
Rsfused the application ~ enc
street naussf Domptnf asAins psf
mission 10 build rna ioen Rail-
road agcnue adopted resolution
looking a. thr ssllnf 81 az eielfl0n
10 vote bonds far street pstiug %
dered q warrant drasn for tls9g 4f
fof the payment vi SISTER pins fe
eoised ibo rcpofi of Fire chisf shof
mskrf on nfn plnes aud attended
other matters 0f fopflne naiHfo
street rs,ms.
A resolution bj Commiss.onu reh
llnger. dlreetlns tho 0lig afiofneY io
dfst an ordinance calling fur an
election 20 seoepi the 90 20 co.
l.sls,aiure af MAY if tsoa ah,fsn
the clt, nNH be- aiioert n make
street imuro rmsnfs sim mo rnais
fe aantiIns fraoeri, oanefa sufed
considerable dlscussion Mayor
pa,.e f.tnfrd fhe fesasifion offered
b., rshlinrsr hui ai.a aantei enc so
tara AZ fh. sam. ,lms in vote ou
sheihef af nnt lsnia 49, .un tient
amount tn property us 90 streets
shauid hs lasnsi
Tho rasufufnn of COMM ..nnrr
tphHnssf aasaa nN.
nr u fssnised bl Ih. ,f council
of tho D.tr of curnu ChHnI thht
tho ay sfurnsl n aai BE- hereN,
dirertei fo pr.Iaro and sabmi io
ih. cnnneI so d. n,,t session hr
diam of se ordinance providing far
the a,s,nfan.e of an act % enc
thirty nnu iselsafnr supfored
MAY ff Ipnn snuted
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t.... .ui.. .,t ,gus.s m a..
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-21
AND MINES
PREPARE FOR GAME

BOULDER. Colo. Nov, 20.-'rhc groom
Ing OF the Colorado team for tho Mines
game the deciding struggle for suprc-
MACY in the conference. WAS started
Yesterday. Just what kind OF practice
VII be given the men Is not known.
No particular part OF the eleven is weak
the team play is good, and no slarinG
defects Of amy nature are apparent.
The most important thing TO the locals
in the Mines contest is 90 have every
player in good physical condition. IN
order that all NAV go into the fray In
top form IL is likely that little scriIn-
mage will bo had this week. A serious
Injury TO any member OF the back field
would bc the worst misfortune that could
come 10 the team, owing 10 the lack OF
III substitutes.
Interest in the approaching struggle is
already worked Upto = high poinc among
the students and other hackers oi the
eleven. Tho Mines Colorado game has
always been a good drawing card, no
matter what the status Of the teamG.
Coming at the last OF the season Il al
ways brings opt good football by both
teams aud is ficrcely contested from start
10 finish II Is 10 be PLAYED in Souldnr
this year for the first tiTue i'm Inany sea-
sons THE fact that upon lis outcome Do
ponds the rating OF the lirst three teams
In the conference race. insures record
crowd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-21
MANDOT CONF F|DENT
OF BEsT|VG RIVERS
Declares He VIII Dccisivcly
Defeat Mexican Boxer in
Coming Bout,

By International News ScI.icc
LOS ANGELES. Nov. @0-That Joe
Mandot is not worrying a ntuc bit OVER
the outcome Of his second meeting with
Joe Rivers at Vernon on Thanksgiving
day is very much IN evidence around his
quartera at poyle's camp The south
crn lad is always full of fuu. is very am
bilious to work and while not 40 en-
gagged is daily dancing around the camp
y am feeling great" said Mandoi to
naN. In fact, ] never felt 80 good ili
my life, and taking ali ihDga into con
Sidcratiop. things never shaped UP bet
ter for an opportunity TO display al my
boxing stunts than they do right now
Nnen asked what he expected Ia do
TO Rivers. Joe replied tiat lie never Iaid
! out plans in advance. ~ do not ciain,
tlat ! VIII stop Rivers within any ccr-
tain number or rounds ho continued.
put DO expect TO beat lllm dccisiy oly
] am training so that I viii bc prepared
fcrs' - W
Both Mandot and Eiycrs arc now In
The full swing OF their training While
Mandot loaf3 around camp during ihe
morning. Rivers puts in All hour or more
on tho road
Promoter McCarcy says hc knows
nothing about a match between Johnnv
kilbane and Eddie Morgan at vernon
"'rhis looks Ikc a press agent storV'; tor
SAID McCaTcH. Il am going Ia make my
own matches. After the wonderful show
ing made by Dundee against Couicy last
night. the fans are cIamorIng for a
Viii see what j can do with tho two"
Conley is unstjntcJ in his praisc Of
Dundee. lie has fought both Kubanc
aud Dundee and uuhesitatagIy declares
pionslp il ho ever gels tibane in a
ring FOR 4 fight to a decision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-21
hast As WELTER
||GHED At BY FANS
Must Give Rivers and
|ndot Decisive Beating
|Bsforc Graduating.
Il Enn.n SnrNicn

..,,onai News Service.
rcANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-right
are not inclined To take scri-
q. announcement made by Ad
,.sferday that hc win attempt
4 hIr way through the vcItcr-
4 ,,~,sion If he succeeds In de-
a., ttle against Willie Kitch!c
snses,,,s,,c dope book shows that
Is rork cut out for him iD his
nS Jeclprrj one veteran OF the
"Both Rivers and Mandpt
1".I bo could attend 10 and hp
io -iyc these two boys - de-
ss,Irr before fight fans ccnrcde
. n riiIl the best Inen In tho light
;idsion, Wolgast has never been
rive away weight To anyone
'2ossn't look plausible that ho
u N noy when there is grave
"a hIs ability 10 go the route"
~, nut in his first hard day. S
4 Al the Seal Rock gymnasium
4 WhIlo he shapes up salts
4, nom a physical viewpoint, ii
-,srsnt that his wind was short.
= loncs holds II slight cold re-
a. for ADS short rominss In this
a and declares tho champion will
|5sht in two or three days,
,le nut In a busy day -; shannon $
II lie Is paying particular attcn-
.ne boxing end Of the game and.
Ia advent or Tommy Mctarla ud
4 raining camp today. the local
rc5 three extra rounds 10 his box =
~traup,o, making uiuc in all. lie
a al the end of the days work
4 weighed n fraction more than
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Wednesdays Jamestown Results

First race. five and half furlcngs, sell
ing-Big pippor. 110 (Eutwcln. . 10 y,
won: Continental, 1o5 OWolD, 10 T. soc
opd; Battery. 10 (payical, 10 J, third.
Time 1 ,0i 4-5
Second race. hvo and n half furlonss
purso-F'cJeral, 40 tMcCaheEl. . to :,
won: Ambrose, liz (ButwelD. TO J, soc
ond: Cloths Brush, ll0 tTcahann), TO /:
third. Tirc-l.Q 30,
Third race, six furlonaS. sellinE--Ja cIi
Uennau. i'll tTurner). . 10 >. won: MontY
Fo.. los lksrricl1l. q 20 l. second; Tie
Sdure. los (ButwcD, 10 !, third. 1tmc
Fourth race six furiongs, s"lunG slskc5
-Briar Path. ., n<srricill, Z 10 J. Won;
Back Bay ITO CMartnl, 10 :. second :
Gencsta, 81 tMcCahey). 10 TO l. thlrd,
Jiro--l In 10. ,o
Tifth race. mllc. purzc.,Lochiel, ~
(BuNton). To ., won; GLOW Eyes lou
jMcCahoy), : to I. second: knrnak, 1oo
(Butweu) to I. third. Time.-i:ao.
sixth race. SIX furlonEs, sclllnS-Brcd y
well. INi iMr1ntyre), s to I, won; hstrol-
oyer. 1ng NCord). To I. second; Miss Mo
mcn:s. 1O3 (Tcahann). 10 ]. tlnid. llm".
Sevcnth race mile and a sixteenth, sell
jug-IIushy Lad. 10S (Ruxtonl. 70 J,
Won, Lad Of Lancdon. los lRut~elll' \
fo / second; Little England. lOl CDdvics):
20 10 ]. third, Time-1;AS 10
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Yale Player Injured.

4 HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 60
|gutley Castles. Jr., a subsai-
|kl on the Yale team is at the
.infirmary TODAY suffering from
bon Of the brain as the result
Eiies received in a football scrlm-
Yesterday. lie will rot be able
y in Saturday s game against
|E. Castles was at the bottom
'Ep in The scrimmage and when
IA cot off the pile he was un-
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NED IN GAME
|WITEI BROKEN NECK

"A. Mich. Nov. c0.-On N-ray cN-
Ia here today OF Captain "iIphio"
d OF the Alma college football
|rsyeaIed The fact that Johnson
|iie last half oil the Alma Detroit
I'D Saturday with a broken neck
10 critical condition, TIC was
I'm the neck al the beginning ot
.pnd half and was In great pain
|he game ended. II was thought
tsy was 10 his muscles until tho
-snA was made.
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rrcnchmau Defeats American.

cvn>l:y X s. ", Nov "o.-In :
s,,ioJ nfleon round fight today fsr
sni,e' .ni1 IiaIaaca Of France was given de-
.IrIon over Ernie zandcrs' an AmofigHpm ~,
al ih, end OF the twelfth round -"
lici1t waa stoppVd by lne po.I-e