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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
TO Be LAUNCHED
THURSDAY NIGHT
Meeting Called for Tonight by
Col. Lillier Has No COnnec-
tion With Meeting Called
for Tomorrow Night.

For the information and guidance
Of the Democrats 81 the city Of Ale
huquerque who had intended 10 at
tend the meeting OF Democrats 20
be held IN the council chamber Ia the
Korber building tomorrow night. Il
was stated today by Hugh j. Collins,
chairman OF the county committee,
that the meeting scheduled for Thurs
day night has absolutely no oonnec-
ton with the meotii.g called for to-
night by w G. Litter. The call for
the meeting 90 launch a Democratic
club tomorrow night was issued sew
eral days ago by r. n. Crews. secre-
tary OF the county committee, az ihe
suggestion OF Chairman Collins.
Speaking today of tho meeting that
Llller has called for tonight, Mr, COLI
Tins today said that Liller mas abso-
lutely no connection with the plans
for the organization OF any bona flde
club OF Democrats In Albuquerque as
far as he knew.
II understand that Llller has called
"a meeting for tonight for the pgrpoa,
Of organizing a club" said Mr. Collins
II will say mat Lillers meeting q
entirely independent Of and has NO
connection with the meeting called
for tomorrow night and az which the
Democrats OF Albuquerque propose q
organize general Democratic club
Many Democrats have indicated thei
intention of Joining the club 20 be or
ganiHod Thursday night. and IN fact
many have sifeady handed IN their
namos with tAo expectation OF be-
coming charter members.
'Am Democrats Ia the city and
county are lnvlted ana urged 90 at
tend the meeting tomorrow nleht'
continued ar. Collins. several mat.
tors OF much importance TO the Dem
ocratic organization win be brought
up FOR consideration and decision and
h desired that every Democrat be
present"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
TIETSEL DIVORCE CASE
HELD OVER go DAYS
After Hearing Part o. Evidence N
Chambers, Judge Herbert Raynolds
Continues Hearing Rest for Two
Months.

In the district court Judge Herbert
Reynolds has ordered hold over
In the case Of Ella naincs Tiotzel
versus George Tiotzcl IA which tho
plaintiff sought 10 obtain a decree pf
divorce from the defendant. The
court heard a part Of the evidence In
chambers and ordered a continuance
for sixty days. The object Of the
court Ia oontinuius the case IL not
announced.
Judgment In the sum Of $1,000 was
rendered b. JudBe Herbert Raynolds
IN the district court today In the case
Of drunsfeid Brothers versus Filo-
mona Mora aud Marcia G, Dc Mora
judgment was also rendered IN favor
81 the New state Lumber company
against Max Perez. Ia the sum Of
f26.46 and costs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
UNCLE SANS WARDS
SOON TO RECEIVE
COMMUNION
Roman Catholic Pupils Of
United States Indian School
to Approach Altar on March
IL, St. Patriok's Day.

ST. Patrick'a day, which comes this
year on Sunday, ana on March ~ a.
usual. win be a most happy day for q
large number OF Roman Catholic
pupils of the United states Indian
school here on that day all the
pupils of Catholic faith. who are of
sufficient age, and who have been
properly instructed IN their religion,
viii receive their FIRST holy commup-
ion. Rev A. N. Mandalari, 8. j.,
chaplain of the Indian school, VIII
give the sacrament 10 the little wards
of the government. during mass 70 be
celebrated In tho Immaculate Con-
.ccption church. After mass the In
dian children will be the guests Of
the parish at "a FIRST communion
breakfast to be held in st. Mary's
school assembly hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
SLOGAN Is ADOPTED By
THE VALLEY FARMERS
Demand Home Products" viii Likely
Be official Motto Of Central Rlo
crande Brewers Association,

Demand Home Products" n the
slogan that Is being agitatcd By the
members OF the Central Rio Grando
Farmers and Growers association. BY
lnstilllng such spirit as expressed
by the terse slogan into all the con-
sumers OF this city, the growers calcu.
late that they viii be apse 20 produce
a market for all the produce they can
raise.
The organization viii meet thez COM
ing Saturday afternoon at 1880 in Bor-
radaile's office, corner Third and Gold,
for the purpose OF discussing the val
ley Interests in general and the public
Is cordially invited 70 attend and OF
fer suggestions Especially the prob
lem OF providing for the sale Of valley
products will be under discussion, and
means Of lmpressing the consumers
Of the Importance OF buying home
products will be considered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
SEATTLE DEFEATS
GILL FOR MAYOR

(By Evening Herald A. r. Leased wircJ
Seattle wash. March Conn
plcfe returns from yesterdays cleo
ton for mayor give George r.. COttor-
81 3t.655. Hiram G. GIN 3i,ol0. ma
lority for Cotterlll 81 Gas.
The other officers elected are: Corr
poration counsel. James r.. Bradford;
comptroller. Harry Carroll: treasurer,
II. T.. Terry; councilmon. A. J. God
dard. A. r. Haas. John r. Pierce,
Charles Marble. an Socialist candi-
dates for office were defeated.
George r. CottoriIl. the mayor-eiect.
In widely known as the national head
OF tho Independent order OF Good
Templars. He ALSO has national prom
lnence AZ a prohibition speaker.
In the last week tho fight became
a repetition OF that OF last year when
GIL was recalled from the office Of
mayor by the votes OF the newly en-
fganchised women. The women and
churches took an active part IN yes
sesday's election. asserting that Gilfs
election would mean the restoration
OF RnmbiIng ana vice district.
The visit ~ william j. Bryan %
Seattle also was used TO advantage BY
the cottcfilt forces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
ROOSEVELT Tells
CcOntInued from Pare ons.S


the methods sought by Mr.. Tart to
ascertain facts.
There Is nothing dramatic about
such method, hut reform accom-
plishcd IN the llsht Of such carefully
accredited facts Is more likely 10 be
permanent This Is the very essence
OF Mr.. Tafts method as a reformer.
president Taft has been most
falsely Winfield and abused IN con-
nection with the tariff" said Mr..
stsmson, land has. In fact. taken the
Republican party out or the grasp OF
the special interests benefited by the
tariff ana has made a part ~ the Re
publican progressive policy the down
ward revision Of the tariff law. sched-
ulo BY schedule.
lis not this a Tremendous achieve
ment IN the direction Of national
progress" asked Mr.. Stimaon, TO
completely rescue his party from tho
methods and influences which, n un-
controlled, would inevitably turn Il
into party OF special interests and
reaction? Is he not right IN standinl
TO the uttermoat, even to the exercise
Of an OF the executive powers OF veto
against the old privilege breeding
methods of tariff revision employed
By the Democratic house Of repre-.
seniatiyes9 ID he nos right in insist
Ing even against popular clamor tina
we shall make lean break with th'
past and that no tariff revision shat
take place except upon these condt
tons ana after a scientific study By
a n-partisnn board OF cxpcrts.'
Secretary Stimson reviewed tho nd
ministratlon and its achievements. ~
said that the PRECEDENT had outlined
the system 81 trust reform which, 4
adopted, would put the country Ia Va
fair way of solving the trust pgoblou
ana solving a risht;" that IN the cor.
porntion tax the preaident had turn
ga the flank OF one az the most stub
born fortrosges Of reaction" His IN.
terest IN human welfare was ovi'
denced by his devotion 90 the pros
reaR Of the Filipinoa, said Mr.. slim
son. through his activity IN behalf Of
the arbitration trcaties, his efforts foi
adequate workmcn's compensation
and effective employers liability laws
and his suggestions for an industria
commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
BIG BATTLESHlP
ALMOST SUNK
But for Fact That Blue Jacket
Discovered That Sea Valve
Had Been Opened, New
Hampshire Would Have
Gone Down.

(By Fivenine Herald A. =. Leased Wirel
New York, March G.--That the bat
tleship New Hampshire narrowly es-
eaBed sinking az the Brooklyn navy
yard on Monday has just leaked out
from unofficial sources. The battle
ship was about to be towed out OF
the dry dock after undergoing repairs.
When the big dock was Hooded three
tugs made fast to the battleship and
started TO pull her out when one Oh
the blue Jackets discovered that a
sea valve had been broken and water
was pouring into the vessel in great
volume She was replaced IN tho dock
quickly and the water pumped olt
How the valves became displaced
probably VIII be q subject Cor a court
n inquiry II s. too far below the
water line 10 have been Knocked on
accidentally and there IL q suspicion
that it may have been tampered with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
ATLANTA WOMAN IS
HELDF0RsHO0TING
HER HUSBAH1
Well to Do Family Involved N
Sensational Affair; Moth.
er sides With sons Wife
Believing Man is Demsnted

Nnt ENcMtmM hernia ~ ~ AicnnHn HANel
Atlanta, CA, March 0.--Afler
spending the sht ~ police station
where she was held on the charge Of
nhootlng her husband yesterday Alrs.
Daisy Uirich ODlc Crace. was released
today on $500 Dond. Her prelim-
mary hearing WAS set for next Wed
ncsday afternoon. Crnoe lies gravely
wounded at 80. Joseph's hospital and
- conscious only at intervals He IN
IS years old. she b 40
Tho police are alleged 20 have dis
covered that Grace recently had hls
NE insured Cor 435,oOo. making his
wife the beneficiary. Grace himself
has charged his wife with the shoot
ing. His mother stands hy her dough-
tor-in-iaw. md saws she believes her
H0n ~ tout Of h,s hcad."
Yesterday afternoon the police were
called 70 res'dence In the most ex-
elusive loa district Of Atlanta Ar
irving a. y ore compelled to break
down thu 1oor. They found Grace, a
hnnei NJ MS side. lie told a rambling
story IN which his wife figured. Mrs.
Grace Is said TO have been the widow
% n philadelphia millionaire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
WEA[THYYOUNGMRN
IS ARRESTED FOR
DISCRETION
William Van Buren, Bradley
is Found With Young WO-
man in Cincinnati and is
Taken in Tow by Officers.

(ny Evenime Hleraia A. r. LEASED wires
Cincinnati. o.. March 6--Wliliam
van Barren Bradley. scion OF a we'll
to-do Philadelphia family. who was
arrested here Inst night, left here TO-
day for Philadelphia In company with
a detective. He ia said to be wanted
IN Philadelphia on charges of grand
ierceny. wife doscrlion. failure 60
provide and obtaining money under
false protonses. lie weived extradi-
tion.
Accompanying him TO Philadelphia
was Mrs. Eatclie Wright Johnston. q
young girl No warrant was issued
FOR her arrest. but the police say a
search for her has been IN progress
FOR the past six weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

Chicago, H.. March 6.--Cnttie re-
cclpts 10000; market slow, generally
steady Beeves. s5.00WS.S5; Texas
steers. s4.T0W6.0O; western steers,
&5.1007.fO; stockcrs and feeders.
ti10W6.20: cows and hoiferH. 1880
6.70: calves. s6.0O0S.50
Receipts $4,000: market
quiet Light, $6.25mG.55: mixed.
se.sO@G.B7hl heavy, $1,000 ESQ;
rough, sG.30WG.t0; pigs. $a7OWG.25;
bulk OF sales, s6.4506.55.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; market
strong 20 zoe higher; native. S3.50 a.
$40; western. s5.O0Ms.25; yoaFlings
Ss.10@ s.S5 lambs. native. Sf.T5 q
40; western. S5.25@7.2o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

Chicago. March 6.~--Wheat receipts
on iarser scale than the bulls had
looked for gave the market today an
easy tone May started az s1.0a Ia
~ f.0s SIS to sf.os rs. shade TO
i-Sc down, aud saggcd 70 Si.o5 lisa
i,Os ia.
Generally favorable weather coudi-
ttons and a selling attitude on the
part Of farmers made the corn mar
ket weak May opened i-aM lac off
al 20 5-8@70 3-fc, and dropped 20
90 a-S@ T0Mc.
support was poor IN oats May
started lisa i-ic lower nj SO 5-SW
81 s-tc, and descended to 52Me.
There was rather free unloading 81
hog products Initial transactions var
led from ahc fewer 20 Sc advance,
with July dellYory ti6.17h for pork.
So.s7is @ $50 for lard and 1896 for
ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
Ilnnsne IN IAteatocl..

Kansas city. Mo-. March Seattle
receipts 5000 including 200 southcrns.
market steady. Native steers. $3.50
$50. southern stores. 6.75.
southern cows and heifers. ss.25@
Gas; native COWS ana heifers. $3.50
6.7k. stockers and feeders. Sf2b0
cas-; bulls. Si00W5.25; caves. $3.50
0s.50; western steers. 5000 725;
western cows. s9.5005.25.
HoEs--R Receipts 1900; mnrko,
steady 90 cents lower. Bulk Oi
sales. ss.s0G6.56; heavy, $3.50 D.
$50; packers and butchers. s6.409
ESQ: lights, Se.25@s.b5; pigs. s4.75a
6.25.
Shecp-ReccIpts 1900: market
lee 70 15c higher. MutionF. Ss.50 q
5.2s; lambs. s5.g5Gg.s0s fed wethers
and yearilngs. st25me.0Os fed ewes
$500 $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

J. A. Weinman. proprietor 81 tho
Golden Rule Dry Goods company, has
returned from a six weeks buying "trip
10 the east MIR. Weinman visited
merchandising headquarters Ia Sew
York. Philadelphia. Chicago and 50,
Louis and reports business conditions
most satisfactory. He was accom-
panied on mis- trip by Mrs. Wcinmsn.
who returned with him this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

J. A. Young, a prominent young at
tornoy Of Gallup and a member Of che
New Mexico legislature. arrived in
Albuquerque this afternoon and viii
leave for Santa Fc tomorrow night
while ia Albuquerque Mr. Young wifi
be tho guest ~ Attorney u. a. Grows
ara old college chum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
MORE TROOPS ARE
NFEDED IN TfEN TsIN
By weening Hernla a. b.. f.eaard Wlrej

Tion Tsin. March G.-Thc Chinese
authorities. q o. reported, have re-
questcd the Immediate dispatch 81
Chinese troops 90 rlfn Tsin 90 main
tain order there. n may be regarded,
however, az ahsoIuteiy certain that
the commander of the detachmonia
Of foreign troops vim NOT allow chi-
nose rein'orromcnts 20 approach
Riihin seven miles 81 Tien Tain ana
wifi not permit the terms ~ tho pro-
iocol in regard o. the foreign con-
cession 70 be broken in any way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
MISSOURI STUDENT rs
FOUND Dad m BED

Columbia, Mo, March g., Herschol
r. Webb a student IN The University
III Missouri was found dead ia bed
this morning IN his room IN iathrop
death was due 10 natural causes The
boys home wac IN Curicryliie. ho
wle studying engineerinF a company
OF The university cadets OF which be-
WAS corporal accompanied the body
to the train this afternoon when 81
was sent home ior burial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

Doan's RegHlets cure constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite AMI
easy passages Of the bowels. Ask
your druggist for them. "a. cents a
box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

New York. March 6.--Cail none,
3-SW2M per cent.
Primo paper, 4Ms Ia per cent.
silver, IS 3-Sc.
Mexican dollars, Ate.
Copper. Si3.20GIf.37M.
Tin. 24ai0Ws3.5O.
Load. s40O0Ai0.
Analgamated. Gs SIS.
Sugar. III "a.
A.chison, I05 lis.
Great Northern. 1si rs.
New York Central. ii2.
Northern Pacific. 1885,.
Reading. 1855 lis.
Southern Pacific. i0SM.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
KNIGHTS on ooLuMnus

Albuquerque Council knights 81
Columbus viii hol6 most important
meeting IN odd Fellows haIl tomor-
row nlgnt beginning Sc o'clock. AL
Knights OF Columbus are urged 10
attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

thy Evening Herald A. A.. LEASED wirsl
New York. March 6.--For lack Of o
more tangible reason, traders on the
stock market seized upon tho reioc-
tion oe the anthracite coal miners de.
mnnds as the chief cause Of reaction
today In no important instance ex-
cept Reading did the early decline ex-
tend much beyond q point from yes.
terdny's best
The market closed heavy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

ST. LouiE. March e.--Wool steady;
tcrrltory and western mediums. 100
iSe; fine mediums. i5W17c; fine.
10015c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
HARRY F. LEE GETS
FEDERAL COURT
CLERRSHIP
Important Position is Given to
Albuquerque Young Man
by Judge Pope; Lee is Now
in Santa Fe.

Especial TeieNfnn o. Evehfna UeFatdl
Santa re, n. a.. March g.-Hnrry
n. Lee Of Albuquerque. clerk OF tho
University board OF regents and clerk
81 tho sheep sanitary Board, WIS to-
day appointed clerk OF the United
States district court by judge Pope.
Mr.. Lee arrived here last night and
VIII qualify az once, assuming his du-
ties this afternoon.
Harry r. Lee is ono OF the best
known and popular young men OF Al
buquorque. Il had been reported for
several days that afr. Lee would re-
Celvo the appointment, e being under.
stood that he had received strong en-
doraoments for the position. Air Lee
recently sold his residence on North
Twelfth street. with Mrs. Lee he
viii take up his residence In santa Fe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

Your druggist win refund money n
pAZO OINTMENT falls 20 cnre any
case 81 Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
protrudsng pnes IN 20 "A days. soc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

qulet. gs.9s@4.O0; spclter strong.
te.sO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
The Markets
WALL STREET AGAIN
SUFFERS A RELAPSE

FOR lack Of ANY Othcr Tnngiblc Iica-
SIN, Spectators AttribWe Ite-nc-
tlon a. Rejection ~ Anthracite
AiincrS Demand for More rny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06

Chicago. March -Wheat---May.
s1.O4 t-Szi.Ol Ia; July. % lao
9S 3-Sc.
Corn May. n i-4c; July. "A Use
n l-fc.
oats-May. $50; July. f9Wts Use.
Pork ay, $3.50.
Lard May, S9.37lk.
May. Satin mS.S0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05

eses Ensiish. rs rounds. 1t 81 Joseph.
No.
March LLAach CrDss W. Billy
Al1sn- 10 rounds. at Roehestsr. n Y.
March 5eJimmy Brady ~ RAY
stannard. 10 rounds. NJ Flint. Mich
March sandy Bszenah N Sammy
Trott. 10 r0unds. at Hamflton. q.
March SAlbum Sayior W. Harry
Donshus. 10 rounds. at Indianapolis.
Ind.
March 1Jack D1lion w. walter
Co6ey. 10 rounds. at OAKLAND. Cal
March Pal Brown W. Tommy
GARY. eight rounds. at windsor. Ont
March SJimmy Brady W. Ray
stsnnard. 10 rounds. at Flint Mich.
March 7-Matty Baldwin W. Billy
Marchant. 10 rounds. at New York
city.
March s-Ernie Zanders w. Spike
Kelly. 10 rounds. al Madison. Wis.
March Scene McGovern W. Willie
Candle. 10 rounds. at Kansas City. Mo.
March SIAM Mcvey vs.. Jimmy
Dairy. 20 rounds. at Sydney. Australia.
March s-Abe Attell vs.. Tommy
Murphy. 20 rounds. at San Francisco.
Cal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
SPECIALISTS
For the Treatment
of Pelvic, Nervous
& Chronic Diseases

Your nerve force 10 weakened or made
strong IN proportion 20 the strength or
Of the organs Of assimilation
ana elimination These organs are cor
tronsd ~ h sympathstio nervous rs
tenn. This system OF nerves originates
In tbs brain anc terminates IN the pei
vic organs. consequently any Pelvic Dis
ease o. irritation win affect every other
involuntary organ OF ths body. such
as the stomach, heart. hdnsys seo.
We have made = special s.udy Of the
nsnrous system and % Pelvic Diseases
and their refer action, ana can truth
fuzzy say 20 any person that 10 suffer
Ing from any condition Of this nature.
that IL IL OF vital importance for them
10 consult some physiotan or specialist
is competent 20 ours them
We number amOng The men whom
vs have suocsssfaly treated many OF
men Of the city.
ssaiisiEs hat the person wisb . small
salary. A. suffering from disease, - JUST
40 muoh IN need % q curs az AZ he wsr.
Hoh- We maize AL our charrss just -
a. possible consistent With rod
ana thorough worh- AL Of cur tfus
ana sfin are devoted 20 those suffer
ern VINO come 90 ne for afd. Tou may
feel free - come 20 ne An conndsnos.
fnoN1rH your oonndencs viii uot -
sbussd. We are P-sr1nansntlT located,
cured. satisfied patients
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
WHEELING DATES May AGAIN se
cHANoGu.
Not Known Vet What rrottine Rules
h Wheeling Msstins Win Re
Held uudsr@ruf kotes.
Coy Multi

10y MUTT
Because OF the complicated and con-
nicting dates and the urgent necessity
OF making several new changes OF the
bylaws. the stewards of the Lake Erie
trotting circuit In which Wheeling
holds q berth. will hold a meeting at
h Fort Pitt hotel. Pittsburgh. on
Friday afternoon. When the stewards
met some weeks ago and awarded The
dates. Wheeling was given the second
week In September. but owing to the
fact that Columbus changed her dates.
wheeling took the FIRST week and park.
ersburg also claimed these dates. Now
10 straighten these matters out satis-
factoriiy the stewards will hold an
other meeting.
OF course, Wheeling being the hub
OF the half milers. viii be Owen any
dates she asks for and Parkersburr
VIII have to take what they get. In
fact the seat Of Wood county can con-
sider themselves very lucky in getting
a berth In this circuit. The writer
attended the Parkersburg meeting last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
DETHRONED CHAMPION
IN COME BACK" ROLE

Abe fought blindiy and half OF his
blows missed their mark Then he
was not able To follow kilbane and
could not prevent the Cleveland tighter
from showing him into the corner.
Attell was always styled one OF the
fastest featherweights In the game,
but old Father Time has had the same
effect on him that he has had on other
champions that have passed before his
inward march.
other Bouts.
This evening. Packey Mcfarland,
the welterweight. will again make the
lightweight requirements to step 10
rounds with One Rou,d Hogan at New
York. Mcfarland has for nearly 10
years been fighting and has never been
put out for the count but he has never
been a champion. II he would cut
the lightweight lights out and go In
for the welterweight events he would
no doubt become the worlds champion.
The fight tonight win be watched
with much interest by night fans.
The other scheduled bouts are OF
the second rate class during the week.
worlds Champion.
With spring now rapidly approach
ing. the Jim FlynnJack johnson light.
which Will be staged on July 4th,
either In Nevada or New Mexico.
Flynn Is keeping In the pink Of on
dition for the mill according to reports
while johnson has not started train
Ing. Jack 10 picking up some soft coin
In the theatrical business.
Johnny Kiibane IL also making his
debut IA an actor. The nav feathar.
weight champion 10 drawing $1,000 a
week. Probably this 10 what Is max.
ing Attell yell so much.
The Schedule.
March 5-Packey Mcfarland vs.. One
Round Hogan. 10 rounds, AZ New
York city.
March 5-BilI Schubert vs.. Sammy
Van Sickles. 10 rounds. at Lawrence.
burg, Ind.
March 5-Clarence Ferns vs.. Ciar.