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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-13

In the year Il A. ID. Rome had been
Tor long time the most powerful ma
ton in existence. She had conquered ali
the known world; and al countries paid
her tribute. But Claudius. tho Emperor OF
this great realm, was a poor lame man.
partially paralyzed from his birth and
unable TO speak with d!s,inctness. tie
was diffident and timid. Yet In n feeble
way he tried patiently 10 administer
Justice In the great empire to whose
throne he had been so Unexpectedly
raised. He had lately married his third
wife. a rather pretty woman named
Messalina Valera, with whom he was 20
greatly infatuated that he could deny
her nothing.
This woman became one o: the most
luxurious rs well as one of the most
infamous 81 tho roman Empresses.
She desplsed her husband and hardly
took the trouble t. be civil to him. All
sho thought OF was pleasure and the
adornmcnt OF her person.
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The public baths In those days were
IN very handsome buildings that con-
tained. besides the rooms devoted to
bathing. enclosed courts lined with
trees and flowers. arenas for athletic
sports. theatres and libraries. They
we're magnincently appointed and were
the lounginS places OF all tho fashion
able set.
The Roman Empress also had
her slaves bathe her in asses milk.
which was then supposed TO mako the
skin very fair and beautiful. So greatly
we're the virtues Of this esteemed that
Poppea. the wife Of Nero. Claud!us'
SUCCESSOR, had a herd OF fifty-threc She
asses that accompanied her on all her
journeys.
/. Great attention was paid to tho
\ couture at this period. The hair was
hathed and perfumcd. oiled Just enough
TO mako II glossy and then curle6 In
ringlets and twisted into an outstand-
ing knot at the back OF the head Mes
salina had hers powdered with gold
.i,,.. ..A ospa pantad NTH
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Ter something exsc!t.ng -
happen, sJz kan put in my
dry, soz it Will be werth vile
~ fer sum muzeem when I gro
up and be prezlleut but gee nothin
eNsciting hapens when yuh jus live In
:. llat and go to skool Tx evverywon els.
Yuh eether gotta be n kowboy or n
.ndeean or prize.!tcr to have eAsci'ing
Things happen 10 yuh or els yuh gotta
make up yer own exscitment SO this
morning | thot I wood be en.erprizinG
and make up my own eNsc,mcnt. so |
,dld. ownly It bit me. This is how II
3ruz.
Therez boy whoo ives IN owr howse
AID the Ninius NV his dyrlNS room IL
.ltc Akross frum thu wlNdos Nv oSr
dyning room and his muthor - awful
pertiklcr abowt him. gee, sAeI awful
pert.flor.
Ard now Ne has hIs ivuut terih oNt
and he looks worsern he ever did. 50
this morning whcnn | vuz waiting fer
pa and ma to kome 20 breakfast I
.neeked a nttu, bunch or bloc grapes
IF Nv tn. ,abul and had To- THO the
,xlns owt NV the windo - avoid tgohle
ana ] hapehen 10 go I" NV ~'h"" ""'''
saw this k.d standln
so leenoG way owt Nv the wind1
and I kailed loWd and kNik don't leen
uyt so far. klarense thatz his nance.
Gont lcen ovt so far or y"wll get
El,lcd," and gee, III a miait there WIZ
euuT exscitment arownd there to spill
ovver. ErvcyWoa stuk there heds out
nv there alndos ard begin holerln two,
and the ooomin kid wnznt anywares
\ nesr the ege when ! hollered, but he
L rot . WIZ hollerin AZ sohewon els
" he stuk his nudel owt uy the "lndo
and rubbeyed, and jus thea his nuther
grab,d him frum a"c-hind and II she
didint eyeilas,i"ly haste han fer leonIng
owt and ! Wa cniolir- the Joke all
by nysslf whsnR all Nv q su"den svn'
wea nabhsd me BY the egs wv my Ger
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According to The Menu.

THAT sms men are slow to s.o hyoni the
range IL their osn immediate atmo,p here
~s demonstrated tho other day by q
s.oy told hy Cong.e-smsn hsrry H. Dale Il
New York
10 one II tas big metropolitan ca',s recentl'.
- re.stsd the Congressman. too diners got ii,o
90 elongated Arsg,asnt ss - vLetaeT pincay. 80
tss a tUit - veg ta.lc.
Roth side, claimed TO have tie only rrai in.
formation, and after much uSeeA, talk the,
finally agreed 20 eau walter aud accept Vi,
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IN I'll


"'he-pIlHIiIl'"i hat, with rod ribbon N
MS outtoDhulr. What's the matter?'
liad not been expecting Arsene lu-
pm should certainly never have rec
rsnlzed him in the person OF this Old
half-pty officer
"Nnats the natter" echoed "Oh,
nothing much; rather curious coin
cidence, that's all. And as | know
that you would Just az soon clear up
~ 'l'rh 80 Plan one
"Well?
You seem In a great hurry"
u am un.ess the mystery IN
question Is wortn putting myself out
for So let ~ get to the point"
Very we'll Just begin by casting
your eye on this little picture, which
J picked ~ week 0- ESQ ago IN q
grifnY oh shop on the other side OF
the river. bought Il fui the sake Of
It's Empire frame, with the palm leaf
ornaments on the moudinss FOR
the painting liz eNecrablr"
"ENecrable. as you say" sad LuDin.
after he had examined II. "but the sub
jsct Itself V rather nice. That corner
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Beauty Secrets
3 S, ssss'< OF Famous Women
VIA Tue Pres Pusshss o. rrhs Nss Evening WORLD.
THE BATHS or MESSALINA.
& DG

- Of he a,
Of
Ike
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The Days Good Stories
decision In tho matter.

decision In the matter.
Look here. Jsm~." said one Of me diners,
when the hash Jrsslsr had been summvnsd. ia
pineapple frii. or . vesrtabler
IT isn't either one. gentlemen" was the %.
ssqu.ou, rr,onder Of the waiter 1T 10 al
s1tu. rh,ladslphia Telegraph,
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CHAPTER II.
tContinued,)
The Wedding Ring.

- L snatched UP the ring and
looked Mt the inscription 4
cry OF amazement' escaped
him. The ring bore the date
uAAQ OF his marriage to Yvonne:
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a
to
noble paint
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CHAPTER III.
Tie Sign of the .ShGdOu.

RECEIVED your Telegram,
and here ! AN" said a
gentleman with n gray
mustdche, VINO entered my
study, dressed IN u dark
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CopyngI,, 1918

opyrgit, 1913, " The P!eN FuMIsh
JUS stand iownd and waite
ter something exsc!t.ng u
happen, sJz kan put in my
dry. soz it will be werth vile
fer sum muzeem when I gro
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
TAFT UNDECIDED ABOUT
SIGNING IMMIGRATION
MEASURE; MANY PROTESTS
Associated Press


Washington, Feb. president
TAFT today gave hearing on the new
immigration bill, which authorizes
the secretary OF commerce and labor
to place inspectors, matrons and pub
lie health service surgeons on board
immigrant ships to report to the gov
ernment authorities upon the condi-
tions and treatment OF immigrants
enroute. The president had before
him protests from Germany. litaly
and the Netherlands against the pro-
visions of the bin
II is iutimated that Austria. Eng
land and France also will protest,
regarding the provisions as an in
fringement on their sovereignty over
ships on the high seas and impugn-
ing the acts OF their officials in the
execution of Immigration laws. Many
prominent Jews have protested
against certain features Of the pro-
posed law.
The president said that it would
require a very strong showing to
Override the action of both houses
of congress"
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

One eRP Sitfed F0Hr; Sednf hdD fcd-
ssooHfaI sdif; 2 Lr0ei kedsP00HfHks II c
BaEiRg PoEDdc"; grated riHd Of 1
Lemon ; 2 eggs BsakcH tight; eHp SHgay;
4 eNP hot mill; glass Of jeIlyj Poeg-
deyed sRgay.
Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon rind, then the flour, sifted three
times with the salt and baking powder;
and, lastly, the milk. Bake in a but
tered dripping pan; turn out on damp
cloth, trim off the crisp edges; spread
with Jelly and turn over and over into
a roll while still warm. Dredge the top
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used in the jelly roll en-
ables it to be rolled without danger of
cracking. Have the milk scalding hot,
also be careful to have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very light
and creamy. Bake in moderate oven.
K c Jelly Roll is illustrated on page
thirty-two of the new and handsomely
illustrated 64-page K { Cooks Book,
which may be secured free by sending
the certificate packed in every 25-cent
can of X Z Baking Powder to the
JAQuEs Mig. Co.. Chicago, Ill.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Sam Gallon of Iona. while play
ing at school, sustained broken
arm. He was taken to the hospital.
where the fracture was reduced, and
he was able to return home yester-
day afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Why don't you get horse and
buggy and go and see your friends
in the country. Phone junction 2l4;
we have the best, 260 Colorado ave
nue.. 2-3-tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Price is the power. To unload all
our winter shoes Low Price has the
job, and everybodys knows that we
never carry one seasons footwear
into another seasons business. 2-6-lt
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Last evening, while Miss Maude
Carnahan was closing the heavy door
TO the safe at the postoffice. the
door closed, catching her finger and
causing a severe injury.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
D. D. d. Prescription for Eczema

guarantee II.
The first fun size bottle free If ODD.
cannot reach your case. For your
comforts sake. 1t Is worth trial
Como in and let us tell you about it.
Also about ODD. Soap-it helps.
Kraft & Emcrsons Drug Store.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Big Clearance Sale in high grade
Mems, Women's and Children S
now on at Mcconnell & loves
Shoe Store. 2-6-2t
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
Itch! Itch! Itch!

Constant itch. Intolerable agony.
ECZEMA!
\ few drops of a mild, simple. wash
Instant relief-Ill skin distress
CONE
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
Hats

We are already selling the
Spring Hats; and it's not a bit
too early, for the kind of hats
we are showing-just the kind
for right now"
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Don't forget the Shoe Bargains be-
ing offered by Mcconnell q Lowe. 1t
will pay you to Investigate. See their
ad in today's Sentinel. 2-6-2t
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Mrs. l.. ]. Stuart. who has been at
Glover Lawn hospital for some time,
has so far recovered that she will be
able to go home tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
COMPTROLLER ISSUES A GALL
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 6-The comp
troller of the currency today issued n
call for the statement Of the condi-
tion of the national banks at the
close of business February 4.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

The Big Shoe Sale is still on at the
N Shoe Store. There isn't
k0St0n a place on the western
slope where you can
buy as good shoes for as little money.
2-1-1mo
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
Down from Collbran.

Heber Young of Collbran arrived
in the city yesterday to spend few
days on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
FruitaN News Notes
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live.
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.
II. 5. Baker Dead.

telegram from Denver this
morning announced the sudden death
of r. 5. Baker, in that city, after
an Illness Of about thirty minutes.
Mr. Baker came to Fruita from Dav-
enport with his family about two
years ago. and has made his home
here ever since, although he still
maintained real estate office in
Denver and spent considerable time
in that city. lie was a man of abil-
ity. winning his way into the hearts
of all by his many noble qualities.
and kindly disposition. Fruita and
the entire state has sustained an ir-
reparable loss. and Our hearts 90 out
in sincere sympathy to the bereaved
family.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

All mail orders carefully filled.
Try the parcels post and see how
convenient and inexpensive it IS.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06
; 8 9saG g > s. . :, p 9 3 g 3 g
: STURTEVANT'S STATEMENT. .

), have tried to spread the :
: news of the coming of Genee =
= to all parts of western Colora- :
: do, and hope all who love the 3
= exquisite superlatiye in things s
:, lovely and artistic will avail :
= themselves of the opportunity :
= tonight to see Genee, who is :
:, making an enormous conces- 3
: sion in stopping at a place as Is
: small as this. Every child =
Z, should see this wondrous be- :
:, ing. who almost looks heavenly s
. in her loveliness. The vision s
:, will remain through life. 1t has 3
= educational value, and it is said s
= the show carries sweet moral =
!, tone that none forgets. l have =
= expended my best in securing 8
:, the attraction and advertising &
= it nightly, and hope the peo- =.
!, pie of Grand Junction will give 8
= Genee a mighty reception to- I
- night Everything is ready for )
= this event, which surpasses any y
/, thing theatrical in the city's 8
. history. The prices. as stated &
Z, before, are 81, $3.50, 50 and 8
= $3.50. | bid you welcome and 8
= hope you will all avail your :
= selves tonight of this most mar &
= velous offering.
= SAM b. STURTENANT, &
2 (adv.) Mgr. Majestic. s
= 6
g sesS $ g g g g 6 g g g s. g 6:
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

The Rebekahs will meet at Mason
ic hall this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Ira Mahany. who was operated OF
for appendicitis, will return home to
morrow.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Does Fred Mantey oil harness.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Mrs. w. r. Warren has been Wis.
iting friends in Grand Junction foi
the past week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

go pounds Sugar, 81. Ricl,'s. 2-6-tr
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Arthur Richardson was operated
on at Clover Lawn hospital yester-
day and is doing fine.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Frank Downer underwent a seri-
Gus operation yesterday at the hos
pital, but is reported as resting east
ly this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Ralph Bingham, entertainer, the
fourth number on the lecture course,
win be al the Majestic this eveninf.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-06

Mrs. ]. C. Guillim, who has been
visiting in Fruita for the past week,
returned home today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.


Denver. -outweighod BY ten pounds
Harry Dell Of san Francisco outboxed
and Outfought Young Erienborn Of
Dsnvor In every round 81 their ten
round boui here last night and was
given a well earned decision Dell
was the assrcanOr from the start Er-
lenb0Fn was IN bad shape In the last
few rounds and only good head work
saved him from a knockout
cred" Butler Of Kansas city
Knocked out George pauldino % Dem
YER In the fourth round of q preiim-
inaFy.
Springfield. Mo.--An inventory and
appraisal 81 the estate of Luther Me-
Carry, the former white heavyweight
champion who was killed In bout
three weeks ago. was filed IN probate
court here and leaves the widow APP
proximateiy sie,ooo.
Kansas city Seven pilots have de-
cided definitely Ia enter the national
elimination balloon race which Will
start from here July 4. The list a.
announced 81 George ~ Myers. pres
ident ~ the local Aero rluh. follows,
Albert Holz. Cincinnati Aero club.
balloon nrifer
Capt John Berry. Million Popula-
fion CLUB ~. Louis.
william Amman. 81. Louis Aero
club. balloon Miss sofa a.
Paul Mccullough. "a. Louis Aero
club.
A. r. Asherhot. Indianapolis Aero
club.
q. "a. nunlhauah indianapolis
ArfD club. hallooN Goodyear
John Watts. kmOsas CITY Aero ciub.
balloon KnnaaH CRY H.
AZ. Myers said thnt Captain ~ y.
ltpneFwoll probably would enter the
epnleai NAklnn fonT entries nom
IA IoU|N
Not 3 ponalaAen "a epfinraelol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12
rAC2SY N'FARKaAND WILL
MAKE WEIGHT FOR RFrxsIT1E

Chicago, 1nne l2.--packy McFAr-
land has declared that he Ia ready
and willing % fight for the lightweight
championship on the coast. He said
ne win ponl $4,000 10 make 1sf pounds
lhree hours before ringslde and box
Hltchle.
IN they viii alive ma ons weeks
notice before J leave for the Coast. :"
said Mcfarland. n will post $1,000
that / will make the weight Nolan
originally demanded Of Rivers. 1
don't claim "a be able 70 make 133
pounds rlnGside. and ] am not putting
myself up a. the so-called legitimate
lightweight champion. But u Kitchle
wiz agree 20 meet me at the weight
no demands Of the Mexican, for a
little bout. n IL one time I will take
= chance. II I DO weigh In and can't
make good, want 20 retire from tho
ring forever I dont need 20 box for
living. have been boxing ten
years have met an the good fighters
In my class and have never been de-
feat6d."
Mcfarland has been IN quiet train
Ing for a month. Tommy walsh said
tonight that he mas q bout 10 offer
Mcfarland for the coast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

looking AZ il from a condition stand
point hui he would have had sfiil
mere advantage IN this respect II ne
had accepted lsa pounds three hours
before the contest. as Nolan was will
Ina he should have done. Al the same
time. b@lieve that Nolsn preferred
13f rlngHIde and 10 throw Joe Levy
off hla guard. he insisted on is5 sew
erai hours before. old Bni - wiss
oId fox. and knew that Levy would
object 20 anything he insisted on.
The advantage Ritchie viii have.
which ~ only one pound win count
for nothing. II n the condition he q
In physically. think he win not be-
nt mia hest az this weight although
he flninhed strong with Wosgast. Sew
eral months time makes a great diff
fefence on n young and growing nth-
leta such a. while.
1 think Rivers has the bent channa
= he vii knuckiH down and train as
he shonid. but VIII he DO soT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

the region infested and remove tho
hoppers OF supply liquid ~ necessary
The cost Of tho machine ought not
10 be over s2.00. cheap oil mag hs'
had for few cents gallon. espe-
cIally u bought in bulk.
For use with horse power the di-
mansions may bee Increased as desired
providing heavy enough iron for tbs
pan ~ used in proportion, The
length may be- increased to ~ or ~
feet aud the width 10 from 20 inches
To 90 inche3 aud the depth 10 four
inches with this depth u is well To
leave lip on the front edge wsl.
enough to slope down from tho tOs
OF the 'front.' edge 10 the top OF the
runners Three runners should ho
used. Low wheels may 6e used "
desired. set under the ends or the
runners Wheels catch lees Ofshighef
vegetation than do runners n the
machine ls used In field OF such
sort. Partitions should be put IN the
pan every three or four feet Tho
shield may be made as high az de-
sired. hut usually about two feet hlgh
IN sufficient for hack aud ends hen
the hoppers are not yes fully grown.
Three ana One-hnlf feet may not be
too much for adult hoppers horse
may be- hiiched 10 either end by 70
sineleiree set out hy brace from the
end
Use as FOR the smaller size. adding
ono inch or one inch and one-haif OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12
DUNDEE AND DIXON
70 BOX BEFORE
GREAT CROWD
throughout Southwest Great
est Interest Being Shown in
Battle Between COntenders
for Featherweight Champ
ionship.

A great crowd OF fight fans will un-
dcubtedly be attracted TO Albuquerque
for the boxing contest TO be staged on
July 4, between Johnny Dundee. Of
New York. ana Tommy Dixon OF Kan
sas city. The contest Is 70 be for ten
rounds between Two contenders for
the featherwelght title. Both Dundee
and Dixon have fought johnnie Kill
bane. present holder Of the worlds
championship and Il Is conceded that
in a finish fight Kilbane would In ali
probability 80 down To- defeat before
either Dundee or Dixon. Director
Mark Levy. Of the New Mexico Ath-
ietic club. n making arrangements
for the staging OF the Dundee Dixon
fight. which viii be- the most import
ant battle ever put on H. New Mexico.
Reduced rates viii be- on from all
parts Of the southwest from Trinidad
40 ~ Paso and Amarillo. II is
planned 20 run special trains on tho
day Of the fight to accommodate fans
from within radius OF one hundred
miles.
Dundee wills arrive IN Albuquerque
soon after the contest with Jack
white. Dixon has written that he VIII
be here ten days before the battle 20
get accustomed TO the mile-high alii-
tude.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12
POUND SALE

on Friday the 18Th day Of June.
i9i3, at 10 o'clock q. m. In front Of
the city JAIN on North SECOND street.
! viii sell one bay mare about 6 years
old win weigh about 500 pounds;
black name and TAN. an four legs
black from knee Joint down.
one black horse about 4 years old:
win weigh about 500 pounds. white
stripe forehead; an four feet white.
branded on left thigh; saddle sore on
hack.
one light roam horse about - years
Old; VIII weigh about 400 pounds.
both hind feet ana right front foot
white; white spot on forehead: brand
ed on left thigh snd hin: saddle sore
on back.
THOMAS McMII.IIN.
city Marshal.
7--Ha
Come' Hoo boo Carnival Womnn's
Club. Friday. June 18Th. 1880.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

For an itchlness ~ the skin, for
skin rashes, chap. pimpies, etc, try
Donn'a Ointment. soc AZ al drug
stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

Full Inns ~ fishing inckie. Harry
q doinson. foa West ceatral.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

Row That Wills nslehle and Joe
nitsrn sre matched iaf me Fourth Of
1uly. oaete Nifl hs plenty o. arsn-
manin "a 20 the merits Of ths two
hogs - - clepefness and punching
aAlilis. aaya Dewitt Van court. well
hnown Anxlne authority. writing In
Pro I.6s Angeles Tlmts contlnuins,
van AAtas
have seen Joe Mixerp IN most Of
n|R finltla at Vernon and have q fair
line on niIa every day.
asno faw Rslehie fight Freddy
Wtiss wlNn the former took Vol
HNHte place
believe that Joe Rivers's chancs
44p4naH 1nlaftiB on HIS condition. He
likes lho Miah Living and hiss been
easily ienpten IN tbs paaz % break
.fMkElnE Fu|ea ~ BE does - thlg
iiiis. He NIll have little cr no chnnes
WIN nllfhIt Willie II 4 hoy who
always 2a1es the best care 81 him
Af az an iimea ana also has the
aasnniaNo of Billy N0laa's experiences
and he ia ono Of tho very best traln-
efa in ike country today.
Stiaa cefialaty thar Hitchie viii be
unto Aip JOB every minute from now
unlal he Fourth Of JQly and there
aflil BE- no fooiiei mesa
Hltchie Az his match with welsh
showed thaf he Waa fass On his feet.
clever 70 4 certain extent with his
handa but DID not seem % % much
Ut a hitler. lie Is also very methods
cal II his boxinE. resembling me very
much ~ Young Corbett IN his best
date nut willie 81 not 40 much Of
a ssinaer - that tough little fellow
waa
nEacl,ie no Iarwoa.
fsofbeit would Taxa q couple Of
nniek short running steps and either
AAins hla loft or right hand n the
head with an occasional change at
lAa body. Willie snakes couple 81
fAInia. and then leads a left and right
cor me head.
ffa repeRis this over and over again.
with Welsh he DID not show THAI ne
was an extra good Judge of distance
AZ no m,aeed often. bNt this may be-
accounted for from the faa that he
uar hetlnk one Of she essserest boys
~ ,a4 world
white has alse q decided advantage
10 reach and helRlt over Rivers,
nfIeh eonan % any Hind of a fisht
Ifa h&e 30 more speed nor can he
hII ~ hard Joe
Rivers Is much stronger. just ~
Nl 81 81 feet 8 much harder hit
iaf ana hae HAD n lot more expert
hnfS atar me Marathon distance
Al rIotk quarters ~ ~ much
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

To mpe The machine. pour into the
nan about three-auariers ~ an inch
Of water, and odd quart at Cheap
keroaene. Wet the shield with water
ana oil. also. Hun me machine over
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-12

H.. and DR.. 4. y. Custer OF Dayton.
o.. arc probable contestants.
Mr.. Myers aaid the New York Aero
club expected 10 be represented IN
the race.