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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
SISTERSVILLE

si-TERsVILLE " Va Iuns 81
- hseInE
Master Robert Sell .on Of J Frea
visit relatives
n 2 Thosnen and family left
In1rsdey m.rninE In their car fer Bat
ts Greek Mich
Ea1k chrisiy and family Of smith
tlsid have sfrvsd here 20 VislS Ms
fafh@r. " " Christy. ~
Nrs A. ~ francis OF Nev Martins
flle : visiting her dauEhtsr. Mr..
Mrs q r. bevore has returned 70
her home IN -MaunlnEton after being
tn guest % Mr.. BRED Hail
W. eeorEe Mason % Nsw Martins
and Sife. Mr. ana Mr. HAFvia Ma
Sii.. Ruth Mecoy i.f, rsur.asy fer
Ear Mccoy Nho is laratsf ffer.
Miss Lena MorEun ~ rrns a. Long
Reach O. attend tts fal=ul - me late
Clyde Mason ana Niss ransy watt
o. NeS MartiusNfl1e we're the quests
81 Mr. and Mrs Marvin Mason the
Mrs Va Nol and daughter % Ciark--
burg. who have been Visiting relatives
here for the past month. has returned
Joe Richardson has departed for
Washington. where he has accepted an
eAeelAeNf position
Miss Hazel Nissan and Rainh Rich
ards. two prominent young people OF
this city. were quietly married Thurs
day By Rev o T. Wilson. pastor %
the Presbyterian church. The event
came a. quite-a Surprise. although 70
had been expected for some time The
bride L. a graduate Of Stsfersvflle high
schooi and until a short time ago has
been employed al McCoy's book store.
The groom a also n graduate OF Sis
tersvtlle high school and o. at present
an employe OF the Carter OF company
They both have "A host Of friends. Who
wish them success through their mar.
ried life. They will spend their honey
moon IN Pittsburgh.
Mrs A u. McVey has returned home
TO Pa~rsershurg after a Short visit here
with friends.
Miss Mary Catherine Norris has re-
turned from q weeks stay at Reader.
Miss Annette Frame ~ spending the
weekend In New Martinsville with rel
atives-
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NOTICE.!


To Whom % Man Concern
Notice B. hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
William ~ Chapman and Walter n.
Chapman. doing business In dealing m
paints. rInzoe. etc. at No. 1915 Main
street. Wheeling vs. Va under the firm
name NJ vs. % Chaprrnn q SON. has been
dissolved the said William % Chapman
having sold Hll OF hts interest in said co
partnership 90 the sad Walter ~ chap
man and having retired from said bust
ness
Noticc ia further given that unid Wal.
Tor o. Chapman has ruld nm interest i1
srid business 60 hir son Clarence =
CHAPMAN and that % rcafter ratd busi-
ness shall be- conducted by the said Wal
Cor ~ Chapman and Clarence J. Chan
man ae partners uudsr the firm name ~
IS ~ Chapman n Son.
William " Chapman has no further
financial Interest iu aHid business but
b.. peaks for The sale new firm ~ th,ir
place ~ business 80 40. 1918 Main
street WhgHIlnE vs.. Va. the PATRONAGE
of the public
vs. " CHAPMAN
WALTER w. CHAIRMAN.
a. J CHAPMAN.
fu.fH-rn..r.IY.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REpEMPTIor OF BONDS.
OF he Redemption of ser1s. c. Amount
ing 70 10000 CT the Refund
ing Loan OF 500 of the
City of wheeling.

Notice ~ hereby given bN the Commits
slonvrS Of the ~AtcfundinE Loan Of 1898.
mat on June -. 1914. pursuant to the
requirements OF the ordinance Of said
Sity passed January Z. ls0a-Amendcd
March -. 1909. and EEs-n amended June
10. 1907. entitled An ordinanc. 10 pro-
vide Tor the issue apd sale OF bonds Of
the Clty Of Wheeling 10 be known a.
the Ecfunding Bonds Of 1902 and for
the redemption and Payment thereof"
Ihat the follow.nE described bonds
numbered from 49, 10 1t0 inclusive aud
marked Series 60 and TO the amount OF
Se.eOO.po said bonds viii b. redeemed
and paid at the Eank OF the Ohio Valley
IN the city Of Mhc.iiur. Nest Virginia.
on and after July /. 1874. aud said bonds
VIII cease TO bear interest on the last
named day and date.
ID. g LIST. sR.
JAMES 4. MAXWELL.
j. a MILLER.
Commissioners OF Rcfunding Loan OF
lsO-- Ju-ls-r
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GENERAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
or the Drawing for Redemption Of the
Main street Bridge Bonds, of
the City OF wheeling.
Notlce Is hereby given BY the Commits
sloncrs OF the Main Street Bridge Ronds
tIlrst series) that. pursuant To the re-
quirements OF the ordinance Of said city
passed the nth day Of March. 1890. en-
titied. An Ordinance TO provide for the
issue and sale OF Bands Of the city OF
Wheeling to be known as the Main
street Bridge Bonds tnrst seriesD and
Tor the redemption and payment there
OF. the following described Bonds Sc
sued under said Ordinance. were duly
determined by lot by said Commission
ers. Tor redemption and M on the
INST day OF July. 1919. to-wit:
Eond OF 100000 principal number In5.
Bond Of 100000 principal number sGq.
said bonds 50 determined will b. re-
deemed and paid az the Bank OF the Ohio
valley. In the city OF Wheeling. west
Virginia, on and aTte- the said first dsy.
OF July. 1914. and said bonds 80 deter
mined VIII cease to hear interest from
the last mentioned dsv and date.
u. V. PETERSON.
J. \. MILLER.
l.. T.. SANDS.
commissioners Of the Main street Bridge
Loan Cnrst scricsD. ju-i9-r
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NOTICE
OF Redemption of Bonds of the Loan Of
1885 Of the City Of wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commits
sloners Of the loan OF 1855. Of the ely
OF wheeling. West Virginia. hat. purSI-
ant 20 the requirements Of the ordinance
o. said city, passed May -. 1855. en-
ttlcd. An ordinance 10 provide for the
issue and sale OF bonds Of the city OF
Wheeling. to be known as Bonds of he
loan OF 1883. and for the M and
paymcnt thereof. and providing FOR pay
ment into the city treasury. Of certain
amoun from revenues OF the gas and
water works. the Described
bonds, issued under NE said ordinance
we're determined by lot by said commits
stoners for redemption and payment on
the urst day Of July \. u. 1914. To VIZ.
bonds OF 5000 principal each. numbered
n and -; and bonds Of $1,000 princtIaI
each. numbered az follows: ZIG. l4O. I5s.
III. lsO. 2O6. 2Os. 224 2s4. and aO5.
said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio
valley, In the city OF Wheeling. West
virginia. on and after the first day OF
July. 1914, and said bonds 50 determined
VIII cease To bear interest from the last
named day and date.
l. l.. SANDS.
Il. W. PETERSON,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
commissioners OF the loan Of 1855.
Ju-IS-r
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HOTEL RUDOLF Atlantic

on the ocean front. Always open
Capacity 900. American and European
pans; HOT and cold fresh and sea water
IN all paths. running water IN guests
rooms. Broad verandas commanding
view OF ocean and connecting with the
famous boardwalk. cafe Rudolph is
one OF the big attractions. superb or
cnestra. afternoon and evening dancing
a R~ukeyser. Mgr. Joel HiIman. Tres.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

notieo IN h~anufaoturers. 5obbsrs, Msr.
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN FRAT
The state Roard Of Control OF the state
az Its office at Charleston. West VirgntA
FOR furnishing supplies for tire leveral
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested n said Posrd
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and othor
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII he given preference
IisnH Of supplies T.eeded will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
Jr-l-u b a-leaton- Mnat NirKinia
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est Located Popular Price Family
HOTEL FRONTENAC

NOL. LifhN Ave. 100 yds,
rom Ieach. The most popular section.
tetwce the two famous piers. central Ia
al ATTRACTIONS. modern. hiEh-class hotel
az sood as the best, capacity $50. VIII
Rl--5u' Slo.OO up, including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator. baths
Phohes, superior table. with white seq
vice. table supplied direct from fsr,s.
pure water. sanitary plumbing. porch.s
SNeTlook the ocean and Hoardwaik.
h'ohiet- W. +. WATTS.
Iu-lh-lEt
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BANKRUPT NOTICE


United states Of America. Northern Dis
trict OF West virginia. So.
IN the United states District Court fr
and for said District.
IN the matter Of Israel Rosenbere
hankrupt No. 364 In Bankruptcy.
Petition for discharge.
10 me Honorable Aston q. Dayton.
judge Of the District Court Of the
lnifcd states for the Northern Dis
trict or West Virginia.
israel Rosenberg. Of Wheeling. In the
Sounty OF ohio. and state Of West Vir-
ginia- In said District. respectfully rem
res"nts that on the 2sth day of Janusrv
last past he was duly a hank
Tupt under the acts ~ Congress relating
y h~ankrlptcN; that he has duly surrcn-
dcrcd all his property and lights Of
property. and has fully complied with ali
ne requirements Of spid acts and of or
ruptcy. "N
Wherefore. he prays that he may he
decrecd by the Court Co have n fuii dis
tbae rom en- debts p%rovable against
hls estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
Cept such debts a. are excepted bv Iavv
from such discharge.
Dated this 10th day Of June. 4. D..
ISRAEL ROSENBERG.
order Of Notice Thereon.
northern District Of West virginia. IS.
on this 18th day ~ June. 4. n. iqit
on rendiuE Tho foregoing petition. DO is
ordered b. the Court that a hearing
.e had upon the same on the 18TH day OF
July. a d.. 1919. before said Court AZ
w meeting iu said district. ut ten o'clock
~ the forenoon and that notice thereof
10 published iu the Wheeling fu~fsf1iEsu-
cor. o. newspaper printed iu said District
ana that all known creditors and other
rersone iu Interest may appear NJ tho
said time and place and show cause. ff
any thfN have. why Tho PRAYER uf the
faid petition should not he granted
And % g. further ordered ty Tho Court.
that the clerk shall send hF mail 30 ali
known creditors copies uf said rrfftfnn
and thir order Addressed fu thorn at
their places ~ residence AZ stated.
witness the Uorur4hIr Aston ~ p.v.
ton Iulga of tho e1id Court. and tho
seal thereof sf Wheeling boz said die-
trict on the 18th day ~ June. a. D..
1914
Attest
C. r. KEFAvvER CLERK.
q. s. ID O.. g. d. vs. Va.
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ECRooorEs-At Weston Hospital o,
Tueaday. June 20. 1914. at Il clog
MRS a SCHDGGfNS.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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glass company
BeIaire, Ohio

Neuce - hereby given that the follow
ne 1n1pon fromtssory Nctoz issued
lulN 4st 1919. 49, par. o. = Il- dlNtt-na
% the Imperial glass of H.u-
sirr ONO. viii b. ruuraa On July ~.
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Mr. Roosevelt had y word 10 sav
about business depression. but not A
word about the 1907 panic-BinEham-
ton Press.
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ALe UDt4FrN OF the above notes are re-
q lestcd O. surrender them. twitn an IN
'Arneu interest oupou attached 81 'he
Once o. the security Trust Comuan,
" heeinE. ". Va Tor payment. rpdaun-
tlQn and retirement on IN. nrst daN OF
5uig. lslt and after such date interest
thereon shall cease
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
FRED J. FOX.
Secretary.
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PHILLIPS HOUSE.
CONTINENTAL

tennessee Avenue. near Beach. al
ways open. private baths. runnin
water IN rooms. elevator. excellent
table. white service. ~.rchestr-. Am
erican plan, $500 up daily. $1,000
20 $3.50 weekly. Booklets.
NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
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JUNHIH@Friday. June 20. 1914 a. 1
oriock a. NJ. az the family residsn~e.
ilNklNS. SRI his 6qth year.
Funeral on Monday morning A. SIS
oci"rk Requiem high mass at ST
Josfph's Cathedral az p o'clock
Friends ~ tho family respectfully In
vited % attend. Interment a. Greeo-
wood cemetery.
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DIED

rLAccUs-on Thursday June 2s. 1914.
a. 1879 o'clock a M. al Wbceiirg
hospital. = g. FLACCTs.
Funeral services from his late reaidersa
NatlonaI Road. Altcnheim. saturday
afternoon a. 2 o'clock. Friends Of the
wood cemetery.
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CLAIRVOYANT


Mrs. Meadow. noted clair
Noyani on all business and love At
falrs- Fourth and Center. Fulton. Elm
1IoNt car. 1u-of-n
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d HELP



"ASEEp-ENperienced srncerx 49,
9uMnt with retail grocers ~
49, ana vicinity. Please 90 rot
are an experienced sai.swa, v,I--
,aI- or axe. have a clean rerord 49,
NlLins 70 work We offer liberal
dFaNing account 10 the rsb, -.
Il MS a. an opportunity 10 make r,,,'H-
..n Win well known. high grade fS.,d
lrcducts concern and estshils6 $3.50.
hrut and profitable hustn.-. A
s'stlnE axe and past eNpert.nc. IA, II,
LeIilngwel iostofncc Drawer ri Al
At ju-2s-h
wANrEp-Union plAsterers- a..
-apoterr Apply to ,. Il. Finley a-H
NelsbHrE. w. Va ju-c5-n
"ANfkp-Three NOR, men with SON.
aolntS a. statesmen. 60 work from our
CS SAi and see US c y Adams
Ap-2t-tf
wAATEp-At ono. s.v.rA .ood a.,,.
.ehooL AppYy .. &c so5s ssfo,.
nenI i~hfslixsnosr. bstv esI 49,
WANrED-SeNton a Co. imnort.,,
~ laetur"rs and wholesale grocer4
arrest house In the world selling
lsfmcrs and large consumers. wsnI
sIssnen In every state. Honest en.f-
- ucn oh,y. Experience desirabl,-
.~ssentiSl Permanent profitable
III VIII III -L
references required. WV
JOHN SEXTON a Co
LANE a FRANKLIN sTs
CHICAGO.
Ju-27-g
WANrED"Colorcd agents. Ren,p, =
Ger. 400 TO S5O0 monthly 10 bus.tr
Wrlle quick Address Box rotor. GIN
Ju-27-g
"ANTED-Agents. make big money SELL
lhg our line OF specialties. Mrite Tor
pHr new catalog. and free samples. The
.. frecstrum Co. III So. Main So
fenacook. y. II. Tn-S-
Glasshtne Cloth
cleans ana polishes without wat.r-
mirrors, show cases. windowE. 100
protit. Sample prepaid IS cents. sIas-
SHINE Co. zls So. Dearborn. Chicago,
Ju-Z7-g
WANrED-OrgSnizers. Good commits
sions Any territory. No insurAnc..
order OF owls. South Bend. Ind. 1u-s7-r
WANTED-Men 90 learn the barrier
trade. We prepare you In few weeks.
an earn while you learn. Tools given.
JOBS waiting. Big demand for our Dar-
bers at surprising wages. Write TO-DAY.
Moler Barber College. Cincinnati. -.
Ju-27-l
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BUSINESS Opportunities
A SUBSTANTIAL

A SuBsTANTtAL corporation wants tc-
liable party 20 establish office n
maraEs Nulesmtu. should Pay 5000 70
SlspNH annually $500 10 5000 Will
finance business. You handle own money.
References exchanged sales MANAGE.
toa Fisher BIDS. Chicago. his.
my-10-th-sat-tf
WANTEp-Nill buy a general store.
5000 60 $1,000 stock. on n. n. or
motor line. Address w Burton. WA
1u-e6-m
ron SALE-Hotei Potter. IS rooms and
licensed bar. .furni4hcd. J. X. Potter.
go T. i5end 81. Cleveland Ohio.
ju-is-r
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Wanted SituationS-Male.

WAHrED-Clertcal work or position a.
clerk IN clothing or shoe store. Ad-
ore-s and S~tenographer.
care Int~elligencer. ju-2S-i
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- Female Helm

WANrED-Pupil nurses. Apply for cir
culars 10 Superintendent Capital civ
training Schoo for Nurses. WashinEtc,
asylum hospital. Washington. u. {.
Ju-27-g
WANTED Lady traveller. Fxperienrs
Unnecessary. Salary. commission and
expense to right parfV NJ
Brady a Co. Chicago. iu-aT-g
BILE of general housework can oLtstn
a highly desirable position. Wages 81
per week. Girl must be cleanly. careful
satisfactory person. Address |'Ho1se :.
90 -~n-e-llsencer Ju-25-i
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y Cts Postage information
Of Atlantic City and Hotels. Ad-
dress Information Bureau, Dept. NJ,
Atlantic City, NJ. J.
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LOST.

LOST.
LoST-A pair OF glasses in case. be-
tween 27th and ifth SITS. Liberal Ts-
ward II returned to 2525 Jacob 81.
Ju-27-g
LosT-Between r.. 4 O. station and 18Th
st. wheeling. Hanover and sth. Mar
TINS Ferry. one lens and gold nose
piece. Leave at Wheeling IntelIigenc.r
"iiice ana receive reward, Ju-23-j
- road between Barton. COL
Grain Forest pike. "A pocEet-book CON
tanning a sum OF money valuable pan
ers liberal reward n returned to W.
a Nllnsn-. NHrton' o ju2s-i
LoST-Pocket-book. containing n cherK
ana one AlOO bill. Finder please re-
turn 20 I~ntelligenoer office ju-25-h
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The L%eXinQtOn
HOTEL NEW ENcI
Hotel Boutwell, Atlantic CITY. ". J

''Sh Virginia ave, rec-
"Ha mouse from boardwalk and steel
ilsr Livery appointment. Highest
sLahugfd m cuisine and service HloE-
let J.. A. y. r. Boutwell, np-6t-tau-4
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

foh LE-Ot Typewriter. rood con-
dillon. II. j. Smith. .Os Schmuibacn
bach Bldg. Bell 232-W. At 7sO-M.
au-Ik-tg
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Redemption Of Bonds.

k@1empflnn %
e. coUpon Pro--is.eD No,es
issued July I. 1919.
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~AsIhp-Cnion plAsterers-lath.rs and
auVt.rr Apply TO ,. Il. FINLEY. e.H
MAIN st. WellsburE. W. Va tu..5-n
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Positions Wanted - Female
WANTED-position. Washfn0 "a
cleanlnE by day work. Alice Hoffman.
-eue MAIN 81. city. Ju-25-j
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"ANfED-Agents. make big money SELL
lhs our llne OF speCialtics. Write TOR
our new catalog. and free sampi.s ~
.. Frecstrom Co. III SO. Main So
Penacook. y. II. 49,
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l~rniitahlo business. Addr..a
egc and past experience Ne III
Chicago. III NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-03
Baker Signs Mcfarland and Richie
-:I:- -:I:- -:T:- -:II- ak
Will Send Fighters To Antipodes

660 NOWY' BAKER, dean Of Aus
traIian fight promoters, has
wound up negotiations with
Paekey Mcfarland and Willie Richie
to box in the Antipodes. Opponents
viii be selected for both after their
arrival there. Ritchie will leave short
" after his bout with Tommy Murphy,
IN San Francisco whenever that may
be, according to Baker. Baker also
has an eye on Georges Carpenter,
the French middleweight, and VIII
make an effort to land the young
Frenchman for a battle with Eddie
McGoorty who is now in Sydney.
X
Joe Mandot is more aggressive and
even more clever and speedier than at
any time during his career, according
to a prominent eastern boxing critic.
In his eagerness to make a successful
comeback" and win fights, Mandot
has gone in to mix it with the same
old nerve and courage when things go
against him. Mandot has paper Jaw
that will not stand more than ordinary
punishment
X
Out Of A games played on the for
eign tour to date, the White SoX nave
won "a and the Giants 20. Two ties
at Los Angeles and Cairo were play ed.
Against native players the Giants Won
two games, and a combination or Dol1
teams won the other. 1t is estimated
that the trip will leave the promoters
$4,000 to the good. The exhioltIohs
in America alone, netted the globe
girdlers nearly 100000.
Unless the Montreal management
can collect a first class team speedily
it will be in no shape to make a tignI
for the international league pennanC
Out Of q players which composed the
team only three remain, the otheI q
having been grabbed off by the FED
eral league. Kitty Bransteld, man
ager of the Montreal club, believes InaI
the major league viii lend helplh8
hand to the Canucks.
San Francisco miIlionaires, it IS sald,
backed James W. Coffroth, the Gate
city boxing promoter, in his efforts 70
purchase a controlling interest IN the
Chicago Cubs Coffroth was very re
ticent regarding his recent MISSION 10
Chicago and refused to either aLllIAu
or deny the rumOr. 1t IS sald lndL
CoffrOth intended to Outbid all rivals
in an attempt to purchase the CLUB.
Ad Wolgast could whip either hauI-
man or Kenneth heavyweight IlSnIeIs'
who boxed 20 uuinteresting ROUNDS 10
a draw at Vernon Saturday nlSht, a.
cOrding to popular opinion OF Los
Angeles fans. Outside OF the semi
wnidup between Frankie Gage anu
Babe PicatO, the show was 4aIc5
Picato outboXed Gage in every rouhu'
and settled the championship asplrd-
tiOns of Charley O'COnnOr's proUege'
Johnnie CoulOn, the bantamWels i it
champion, has posted forfeit OF ?ooO
with eddie Smith, Chicago spotIlIl6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-03

! II viii be interesting TO see what at
IIude the newspapers adopt towards
the two offers.
French Follow English Example.
The popularity OF boxing in England
amongst the soldiers and navy men has
led the French people to starting cham
plonshiD Journeys for their defensive
forces, similar to those decided in Eng
land There is a proposal to make
boxing part Of the training Of French
conscrlpts in future, and if such a pro-
posal is adopted the FTenchman may
soon Outdistance the British in every
weight The spread Of the game in
france is undoubtedly due to the sue
cess OF Georges Carpenter, whose vic
tories have been made the most of in
ms native country and his defeats east
~ explained away. France is not the
only country where boxing is being
pushed to the front as Belgium and
switzerland have contests quite fire.
quently and now the Danes are taking
It up The Germans have been slow to
adopt the sport but gradually they
are waking up, and so is Austria. It is
rather peculiar that the athletic Young
men of Germany do not take more to
boxing, considering that there are so
many German-American who follow
the sport; in fact some of the best
boxers in the states are among the
Germans. When all the European cOun-
tries take more to the manly art there
viii be tournaments on a scale that
viii make the wrestling Journeys look
sick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-03

EW YORK, March 3.-Isn't it al
most time that governor John K.
= Tener, the National league presi-
dent, exercised his gubernatorial power
and called out the militia to protect
the Nationals from the terrific on
slaughts Of the Federals?
If ever we get to scrapping with our
Mexican neighbOrs, it seems that prexy
Wilson would make a master stroke by
appointing Walter Johnson, Of Wash
ingtOn, as sharpshOOterinchief
Those Mexicans ought to be able to
dodge a few thousand bullets, even
might be brave enough to face a Cat
ling gun, but what human courage
could send a man onward before the
terrific fUsillade that Johnson can issue
forth?
In case of war fond relatives and
friends of Heinie Zimmerman, the pug
naciOuS third Sacker of the Cubs,
ought to restrain him from joining the
army. Heinie's gotten so into the
habit of getting himself suspended that
he might not get over it even in Mex
leo And in Mexico they usually sUs-
pend person by the neck
While on the subject of war, bravery
and the like, one ought not to overlook
Bill Klein, the umpire.
Bill took the mighty risk of a trip
around the world with a bunch of ball
players. He Travelled on the same boat
as did his natural enemies. Before he
started Bill knew that little push,
little splash in the mighty ocean and
10000 wrongs would be righted, yet he
went along. Isn't that bravery Of the
rarest kind2
We've been so busy focusing our op-
tics on the Federal league dOings that
we have up to now overlooked one of