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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-28

The "4OO Flour CT Or
two As pound sacks sp sOO
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
MISS TODD HERE FROM PRES

COTT-Miss Agnes B. Todd arrived ir the city this morning from Chicago and was the guest of Mrs. C. C. Hut crimson for the day, leaving yesterday nyaOiOU for PraScott
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
CENTRAL DRUG cHANGEs-The

interior of the Central Drug store at Washington street and Central avenue
 is being altered the prescription de- partment being brought down from the mezanaine floor and placed in the rear of the store proper This will greatly facilitate the work of this department, as well as afford additional storage and office room on the upper floor. It will mean. too. material improvement in the already excellent appearance of the in terior. Manager Wayland promises better service and more speedy delivery than ever before, if such thing is possible.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
GILLETT- LAHER-Married

GILLETT- LAHER-Married on February 25 in Los Angeles, Miss Pearl Gallaher of Santa Fe, N M. to Leslie A. Gillett, late of Phoenix After short trip on the coast they will visit 1 MT. Gillett's parents, MT and Mrs. B 1 T. Gillett, 370 N. 3rd Ave, on their way to their future home in Santa Fe GLENDALE WOMANS CLUB-A special business meeting of the Glen l dale WOman's club has been called for Monday afternoon in E. J. Stocks hall. There are four important questions to be put before the meeting. The first is the loan on the club building; the second, approval of the sale of the lot; further details regarding the opening of the new club and consideration of the report of the directors on new members. The meeting is called for 2:30 sharp.
 POLLOCk'S RETURN TO FLAG STAFF-Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock, after several days visit to Phoenix as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell of North Central avenue. RETURNED TO JEROME JUNG TION-Mr. and Mrs. Neill E. Bailey
 have returned to Jerome Junction after spending a week in Phoenix as the guests of Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland. Miss George Bailey who has been spending
 the past month in Los Angeles will
 shortly return to Arizona and visit Je- rome.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Deficiency in temperature yestcr day II degrees
 Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January l. 134 degrees Deficiency in rainfall yesterday .02 inches.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1. 042 inches
 KENNETH WEAKER, Temporarily in charge
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh blood or co!st- tutonal disease and in order it you must take internal remedies. Halls CatarTh Cure is taken in- ternay and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not qUack medi- cine lt was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and regular rresCrjption It IS composed Of the best tonics known. combined Wlth tde best blood purifiers acting directly the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful re- suits in curing catarrh Send for testimoniaie free
 F. J. CHENEY X CO.,. Props, Toledo. O. Sold ty Druggists price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

COTT-Miss Agnes B. Todd arrived in the city this morning from Chicago and was the guest of Mrs. C. C. Hut crimson for the day, leaving yesterday evening for Prescott
 OSBORN PARENT TEACHERS MGET-The osborn Parent Teacher association will meet Wednesday af- ternoon at the district school Mrs J. A Cook will give a paper on the Home Library Mrs. Dwight B Heard on the school Library" and Mrs. Regna Hendrickson on Music in our Schools" All the papers will be followed by open discussions.
 AT THE ANNEX HoTEL-A Hollopeter. Des Moines. Ia; T. H. Richards, Gila Bend: John R. Will Hams, Asheville. N. C.; Mrs. F. C Carey, Peoria, H.: Mrs. Von Linden Berlin, Germany; J. D. Wilson, h. dianapolis; w. B. Foote Geneva. N
 Y. F. c. Loomer and wife. Elk horn, Wis. w. D. Wilcox. Casa Grande: Maurice Selene. Denver: Mrs R. V. Allen and daughter. city;
 Mrs. Ada Rudin, Elyria. Ohio: Henry Humphreys, Los Angeles; J. F katz and wife, Des MOineS: D. M Condrie, Los Angeles: Ana M. Con- nelly Milwaukee: oscar L. Fox
 Denver; c. H. Repath, Douglas; Mrs l. Bones cit-.
 FEEDING THE MULTITUDE
 Salt river valley oranges hold the worlds price records, and the Phoenix pOstoffice does more busi- ness for the size of the town thar any other, but it has remained fo1 Class Bros. Chop House the newly equipped food palace on Central ave nue, to establish another remarkable record. From i D. m Friday to the same hour yesterday afternoon 1928 meals were served there. For one working day this is worth noting particularly when one considers tha
 the total seating capacity is but 45 Including the day and night shifts there are now employed 35 people at the chop house, another item that may surprise those not familiar witt 1 the organization perfected by Gas. Bros.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
EVA MACK RELEASED

EVA MACK RELEASED Eva Mack, who under the alias of May Stewart. was under indictment in Butte. Mont, sometime ago. on charge of assault and robbery. was released yesterday by Chief of Police Moore upon receipt of information from the Butte sheriff that the indict ment had been dismissed It is be- lieved that this action was taken in order that there be no necessity of further burdening the state of Mon tana with her presence. Eva took the hint and left Phoenix last evening de- claring that this town will know her no more
 NOT TRlPLETS, BUT THIRD Sounds like a funny head, but it tells the story briefly of an incident which happened at the home of Attorney F. C. Struckmeyer early last evening. when boy stole around the corner while most of the family were at din- ner murmured Papa" and announce ed that he had come to augment the previous Struckmeyer arrivals. Until then q boy and girl had been the light of the home, but it was decided some time ago that three are better than two. except when they arrive all at once and preparations were made for the reception of the newcomer. F. c. pleaded guilty last evening to being an accessory, but advanced the in- cOntestable theory that there were eX- tenuating circumstances He was paroled in the custody of the happy mother during good behavior.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
Of Local Interest
J61ls GsA9kS sS ssSs ogseiD ~s6IFTn1
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re port March l: Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet ................. ........ 15O17 Contents of reservoir acre feet 406, ,926 Gain preceding 2f hours, acre
 feet ..................... 4,O31 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today feet. 14SS7 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today acre feet. t........ 396, ,O44 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef Dam
 NJ. I. .......................I45,16S Amount of water used for irri-
 gatiOn, north side, NJ L.. 7,616 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side NJ. T.. 1J,oQ0
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02

Today, 2000 dozen bananas 10c. dozen McKee's Cash Store.-Adver tiSement 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Data for 24 hours ending 6:GO D.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
OH, JOY.

Springs on her way, I'm all agOg; Today came a Seed catalogue.
 Cincinnati Enquirer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
A. & N. BASKETBALL
TEAM $ SCHEDULE
Sixteen Games, Including Those
With CUNTS From Virginia,
Georgia and South Carolina.

West Raleigh. y. G.. December I6 Man.
ager J. B. Rces, OF the a. & NJ BASKETBALL
team. has given out the schedule OF games
TO be played 10y the Red ana White this sea.
son as follows:
January 1i-University Of South Carolina az
Raleigh.
January -Eion College at Raleigh.
I;"ieigh.
January IS lon Colcgc at Elon.
January 3l-i.oanoke college tt Raleigh.
February university of North Carolina
al Chapel I'm.
February Wake Forest College at
Ealeigh
February Washington ana Lee Univer-
sity At Lexington
February i3-Lynchburg Y. NJ. c. A. at
Lynchburg.
February is--Trinity college at at durham.
February ?l-Unvcrsity Of North Carolina
at Raleigh.
Forest.
February 2s-rrinily College ut Halcigh.
Wake Forest College At lalcigh (lato 10
be arranged atcrc.
University OF North Carolina at Raleigh
'to be played in case OF tie. date to lie ar
ranged.
The above schedule. consisting of sixteen
games. is considered an excellent one this
branch OF sport being comparatively new
at \. " Nj last Year being the first that
prove! extremely popular The schedule in
ciudcs games with all colleges IN the state
with Make Forest, Trinity and the univer-
sity and two with Elon. The games with
South Carolina and Georgia should also
prove drawing cards. as these universities
put out fast quints. especially tho University
of Georgia. who had one Of the fastest quints
In the south last year The trip In Virginia
VIII include games with Washington ana
Lee and Y. NJ. T.. aud the Techs will try to
get even FOR the defeat received last year
from these TWO colleges.
Tho prospects are exceptionally bright and
tho Red aud White will doubt have the
fastest basketball CUNT this year that has
ever represented II. Three of last years
varsity are back. these being Captain Phil
lips. sumner and Mason. There Is AN abund-
ance OF material that will try for the team
and quite 4 number of these appear to be
exceptionally good players. these being Cy
Young. sullivan, Forderbcr McDouHni Bob
Young. powd. Scarry and Tcmnlc. Regular
practice VIII begin Immediately after Christ
mas, and no doubt some more good material
will show mp before the is far adj
vanccd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
YOST'S ELEVEN
TO PLAY HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, December 49,
Fred w. Moore, Harvard'a graduate
manager OF the athletics, yesterday stat
ed that In all probability Harvard will
play the University OF Michigan In the
local stadium on October 81. Tcnta-
tive arrangements to this effect have
practically been completed. MIR. Moore
says both managcmcuts havo agreed
80 such n meeting. Harvard ordinar-
lily sought 10 entertain the Yost- coach
ed eleven here on October "a. These
plans, however, did not quito agree
with Michisan's booking arrangements.
and tho Ann Arbor management wired
to-day that October 81 would be tho
only date possible for them to come
East Manager Moore added that the
westcrncrs did not request that Har-
ward return the compliment by going
to Michigan In 1915. Tho two clcvcns
have met twice before, in 1881 and
1885.
The varsity players Will hc the
guests OF the students tomorrow even
ing in the Harvard Union ON We'd
ncsday the election OF a leader for
1874 will take place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
v. NJ. |. QU|NT TO
PLAY V.P.L. FIVE
Contest Will Be Staged at
Lynchburg Auditorium on
Night of February Is.

Lynchburg, Va. December l6--Au
nouncemcnt was made hero yesterday
that arrangements have been perfected
for basketball game here the night of
February - between tn" quints repro
Senting tho Virginia Military InSti-
tute and the Virginia Polytechnic In
Stitute.
The contest has been secured through
the Efforts OF Isaac ~. Adams, who re-
Gently retired as president of the local
Y. NJ. ]. Alumni Association. who also
brought about the arrangement for
the game between V. NJ. |. and the y.
y NJ. College OF North Carolina, which
viii also he played in Lynchburg. TIL"
game with tho North Carolina Quint
being scheduled for February IA. Both
OF them are 10 take place at the CITY
Auditorium, which can be transformed
into ono of the best cages in the State
These two games. together with the
Nlrginia Washington and Lee contest.
gives l-EnchburS more big college
namcS for this season than viii lie
enjoyed by any other city of the state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
SUTTON PLANS TO
MEET CHAMPION

All lovers az the game Of billiards. who
fail to take advantage of the rare opportu-
nifty 10 sec George II. Sutton. the handleSs
expert. at the superior parlors. making
big mistake. Mr.. sutton Is making a tour
~ the United states as ~ means OF prcpar-
ing himself To challenge Willie Hoppe for
tn" championships OF the world. and il giving
exhibitions At tho superior Billiard PHrlors
every afternoon and evening This week. The
afternoons are given To expert cHplanatio
and demonstration .; how 10 make different
shots and teaching the angles Of the table.
In the evenings Mr.. sutton Will take on any
.! the local experts who TO play.
Tho ease and dcNtcrity with which he eS-
ccutca tho most dinicult shots Is truiy mar
vicious. II ia generally conceded by all ex-
pertE that Mr.. sutton Is the muster OF the
inaase shot. none of this variety being too
difficult Cor HIM to execute. All this he
does without hands. au accident dcpriving
these useful members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
BOW LING

the bowling on tho Newport Alleys last
rieht was OF tho highest order and Ia all OF
the league sensational work was put up by
tn" piaNc:
In The Times Dispatch League tho En-
Er"!crs defeated the Adincn tx" ont Of three
gaines In the Central League tho Fonti-
cello springs on two out 81 tire from tn.
Progress. ves in a houy-ccntesied series. The
ken.iuStnnS defeated the lGchmoNd Lunch
team, u. the hs league, TWO out OF three
Een.'a. The E"min.tons were Ia fine form.
mud played 4 great game, while the Lunch
hoy ;,lHc showed class
Tonight Tho Siblev Shoe Company team
lnerts ~ Monteb"llos IN the Commercial
League.
The Operators Viii battle with tho Make
ups In The Times Dispatch League At 1
~ clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17

Rogers: secretary. c. H. Abbott. pa
Sorthsido Avenue. Highland Park.
Everything at byrd Park will be
ready for the first Succor football game
co.nint, saturday afternoon at >
o'clock. The sport loving public who
have never had the pleasure Of seeing
soccer played lave rare treat In
store FOR them. To see twenty-five
men in action in soccer is indeed II
grand sight. The action is quick and
full of brisk play from the sounding
OF the whistle at the kick until
timc is called. Those who think that
soccer IL tame as compared with the
kind OF football we have been aCcus-
toned to Will quickly change their
nina after seeing two teams in action.
Jhcre arc II great many clubs IL
town anxious to organize soccer teams
md they are especially invited To at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17

The above picture shows only part
Of the Richmond Succor Football Club.
20 the club. and while all do not take
part III the games, they are deeply
Interested in tho sport. and are giving
the club their aid and personal sup
port.
The officers of the organization are:
President, T. T. Scrutton: first vice
dents. Mcssrs. Archdcacon A. Vaughn
Colston. Ivan MaltbY. H. J.. e. Mac
.nchlan. -. j.. Dr. II Stewart Muclcan.
Ernest NJ Hardy ana \. Nctherwood:
captain. c. NJ. Hutchinson: vice-cnp-
iains. G. w. Draper and w. IL. Day:
t%ccutive committee G. II Abbott. ".
Henry Baker, II. q. Poat, ). Mckenzie
and l.. q. Sninwell; treasurer. Samuel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
JUAREz TRACK
WASSEA OF MUD
Many Horses Withdrawn and
Sprinting Events Sub
Stitutcd.

Juarez December lG.-Tho track this
afternoon was IN wretchod condition,
and in consequence, the excellent card
was r!ddled ny Withdrawals. forcing
the fourth and MIN races TO be de-
ciarcd of and others substituted.
The new races wcrc both spirits At
i've fuilonEs. and resulted In the defeat
OF the respective favoriies.
The track proved TO be puzzler to
the form players. who succeeded in
landing on only ,wo winners. Solesa.
/, pronounced muddcr, tow-ropcd her
Aeld in the nfth race ana won easily.
May L.. showing a decided liking for
The going easily defeated IIyki IN the
opening race. while Judge Walton, at
good odds. won IN the second. sleep
land, the favoritc, had TO stand a shUrp
Grivc 70 win the thirt while The Fad.
81 notoiious Inudder had no great trou-
bile in aEneNluE the fourth race. ida,
I.ayina nnished drst bv q big margin
in the closing event EcsUlt9
F!rst gace-siH furIouEs-NIaY J., 1 81
tGroh) 20 >, ! to and / TO :, first:
Hyki. lI5 LOTUS, 10 - 20 and
10 4. second Wool lQ5 Cpishmond).
10 10 4. t. / 2uc o. l. third Time.
r. go Clarbel Panhachapi and
Prospero BOY also ran.
Second iaee-ouc and one sixteenth
uf q Judge VI alton, i'll tGUyl,
t TO l. to J and oven, first, powulnnd,
90 EOTUl, w 10 q, 10 anu 10 j'
second. jim CaGcrata, los CNanduscul,
Is t. !. TO ANA oven, third. Time,
zoo "a Clinton. Bluc Beard, Oscuro.
link and pcfy also ram
Third race-inile and sixteenth
Sleeplund, los lormes), to 9, cNen ard
! 10 .. nrst Forge % CIaynesl. TO l.,
10 and even, second c W. Kennor,
nos CTaplouO, S to /, ? TO / and TO 2
third Time 200 Cordie T., Robert,
Fake. Swede sam and Jack Larson also
ran
Four,h race-Dolores handicap, nve
furIongs-The Fad. 10 tTamplan), to
i. : TO ana even, Arst; Nelio Forty
ITO tGroth). TO ], to l and even
second. Buck Thomas. 1l5 CTeahan) i
to /, to ] and even, third. Time
% So. BIrka, Ben stone. Emcval
Isle. Gimli and Uncle Jimmie Gray also
ran
Fifth racc--s!x furlonss salcsi. los
Haynes 10 and out, frs, Herpes
los (Focney, . &c ]. 10 : aud out
second Shorty Northcutt. ITO tGarcalO.
l. 20 !. to . and TO ~ ihird Tiinc,
l:I9 Us. Princess Industry, l1Vclyua
ana Zulu also ram
SiNth race nvo furlonFs Ida La
Ninia- ito ,McCub"> 3 10 /, 10 . aud
to %, first; AIT Eick. las CGuy' ir 10
L. 10 / ANA u /, second Charley
brown. ITO CAici&Hde). - /. 8 TO . aud
a ~ ., third. Time 1906. Ortyx. Ala
hama BAN. Va VA. Spirella. senator
James and Eva padwick also ran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
PLAY BASKETBALL
ON OPEN COURT

ihr West End Association basketball nv.
W;is defeated by the Church civic Assocla-
ton Guint by the score OF = To ON the g.
a. \. court last night The game MAS play
90 on the open-air court, and Wa witnessed
by 100 enthusiasts. The Two l.eisield boys
scored "n" goa! each for the West End. Az
did also Xander and Bolton. Pendleton load
~" g. g. boys with ,hr.e field and three
i"ul GOALS. Thhcker made three goalr .
Woodard NV. X. Bell seven goals. and
PATTERSON three. Hay. Green ana Anderson
also played good game Tor =. G. y. The
referee WAS Van Buren,. OF McGilis Catholic
Union. aud Wallsa!i. Of the First National
Bank was scorckccper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
COLTS MANAGER
AFTER MATERIAL.

SECRETARY W II. Bradley Of til. Richmond
Baseball club. has returned 10 the city from
%cw York where for several days he attend
"i tho sessions Of the National League mag
mates AMI picked UP some valuable pointers
on the business side of tho game.
My trip was very pleasant, ana hOpc
is VIII result profitable for tho Colts" said
Mr.. bradley last night. - look forward to
tho colts having very strong team under
The management ~ Ray Ryan next season.
Negotiations are on for sou!c ot tho classics
ploycrs IN tho country, but what IA. results
WNl bc cannot now forecast"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
Commission TO
MEET JANUARY |

President Julien II. hin. az tho Amateur
Baseball Commission of Richmond. has is-
sued notice thar The meeting OF the COM
mission to prepare for next seasons work
~i,l not no held until about the first of Jan.
nary. Thih delay IS chuscd 10y the presidents
of the various leagues experiencing delays
in having the members al their respective
lea cuc set torcther, ana Ia View Of the ap-
preaching holiday season 1t was deemed
best :" postpone any action until about tho
New Year.
Tho presidents 90 tho various leagues ana
oii!rr nificialH VIII receive the proper notice
OF the meeting when tho date i@ decided
upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17

tend the games at Byrd Park every Sat
urday beginning this week. G. II. Alb
bot. 2l4 NorthSide Avenue. Highland
Park, viii he glad 10 get in touch
with any group OF young men who
are DESTROYS OF learning the game. and
viii b" glad 10 coach such teams
Every grammar school il requested
TO send u delegation to attend tho
game Saturday. This is nm ideal game
for younger boys. as it has all tho
quick Kicking and general action of
the old fashioned football without the
danger OF injuries. Every athletic
club in Richmond Is also requested to
send a number OF their men out TO
watch tho sport Soccer football has
come to say. and every effort should
DO snadc TO give the Richmond Soccer
Football Club a royal welcome Satur-
day afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
GAME FISH LAWS
TO Be DISCUSSED
Annual Meeting of Virginia Game
and Game Fish Association
Tomorrow Night.

Thu annual meeting of tho Virginia Gam.
ana Game Fish Protective Association viii
hc held In the red room OF the Business
Mems Club tomorrow night at o'clocl X
sharp. After the transaction ~ business
i.ere VIII be taken ur the discussion Of the.
tth't. W hite game bin. originally known az
th~ Wise bill, and two new bills. drafted by'
the committee Of the Association, coyer!nl,
game i~h protection
president W. j.. Patterson urges II full at
Tendance, Of all members of the association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
Now IIound Master. I:lcc,eJ.

kcSwick Va. December lG. In Wow OF tic
resignation 81 Julian Morris. who has hncu
muster of the Ecsvici hounds FOR many
years, au arrangement wac made whereby
=. u. Josln and Sidn"y Holloway viii hav,,
cnarre 81 the hounds and viii conduct
futuT" hunts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
memphis. Tenn. october 81. 1913.


advis OF Of
$
we either
of the of vhc hDil be in
will be
n the
o
producer because it
find in Aunt atsysP
mater
o
in
he feed.
e, hmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
wedneaday. peeember II. 1e1y.

'SCttfipeT 10, 1919.
Clinrd.
81 have noticed in
the seed catalogues
Il vegetable called
chard highly re-
commended. VIII,
ii thrive here. and
is there more than
ono variety 2" Chnrd
Is "a plant belong
ing to tho beet
family. but the roots
are not eaten. The
edible portion is
the leaf and leaf
stalk. Chard is
grown in a number
OF varieties. Some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17

ROUND TRIP CHRISTMAS TICKETS
Ma Southern Railway December Il to
-, December 81 and January l, final
return limit January 6, 1914 Low
fares Inquire 907 East Main. Phone
Madison 252
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
Combination Contest.

Intcr-s; continues 10 incre;ts. los Leaps ana
bounds In the Newport conlbinat ion cOnteat.
and very hien scores arc being nun.
up. Blair and iitts took the lead last
night. boating Bills ami Arraghi By six
pins IN the hvt-gane total To- might big
squad Will go Oh the drives FOR honors. ana
several changes are looked for To-day 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17
MI ARLAND'S WORK
IS D|SAPPRO
Fighter Is Suspended for One
Year by Commission in
Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Wis December i5.-Pdcly Nc
Fatiand to-day was suspended h. the Wis
cons!n Boxing Commission for ono year for
failure TO CIV" a satisfactory performance"
IN the bout with Jack Britton In Milwaukee
on December :
On that occasion tho largest crowd that
Ger attended local boxing tournament
voiced disapproval az NcFarland's work by
Jeers ana cutcalls.