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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
IF YOU DO NOT MOVE
YOU NEED NOT REGISTER

Under the new law the necessity OF
registering for every election has been
done away with, provided the voter
does not change precincts. It is also
provided that voter may register be-
fore any justice OF the peace, or a
notary OF public. II you were regis
tered and voted at the last general
election you need not register again
unless you have moved to new pre-
cinct. The following information will
be oil general interest. Paste it in your
hat:
List OF Justices OF the Peace, Clear
water county.
Elk River, C. G. Morris; Weippe, S.
M. Snyder; Fraser, F. II. Judd, Teak
can, w. E. larry; Teakean, j. M. Nc
CURE; Greer, D. A. Mckinley; Orofino,
Walter Tame; Orofino, Herbert Akin
Gilbert, j. B. Dickson; Pierce, J. B.
Richardson; Pierce, w. j. Todd; Dent
Mabelle E. Owe; Ahsahka, S. S. Linton.
Fords Creek, Anoka and Fenton pre-
cincts have neither justice Of the
peace nor notary public.
List of Notary Public's in Clearwater
County.
Weippe, R, j. Anderson; Orofino, P
H. Blake; Orofino, j. r. Becker; Orc
fino, A. E. Holmberg; Orofino, W. j
Hannah; Orofino, A. A. Holsclaw; Orc
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
County Fair Report

The Republican is informed that the
long delayed fair report was turned in
to the fair directors yesterday after.
noon, but since special pains was taken
to prevent the Republican from getting
copy in time for publication this
week, we cannot publish it. The Re-
publican is glad that its efforts in the
behalf of the people resulted in the sec
rotary. even at late day, doing his
duty.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Bank Elects Officers

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Orofino held
Tuesday, January 18th, the following
named shareholders were elected di-
rcctors for the ensuing year: w. L.
Clark, w. B. Kline, Louis Soderberg,
Josiah Richards and A. L. Thiele.
At the regular annual meeting of the
directors, the following were elected
officers for the ensuing year: w. l..
Clark, President w. B. Kline, Vice
President and A. l.. Thiele, Cashier.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
That Ceinmill Case

Next week the Republican will, since
the Tribune wants the facts, tell q
little about the Gemmill case, which
was not lost by r. L. Circuit We car
ried the case to the supreme court and
II you will ask any lawyer to give you
the decision OF that court you will see
that circuit won. The criminal charge
against Gemmill was not pressed, for
the simple reason that there never was
any desire on the part of circuit to puI
Mr.. Gemmill in jail. He was violating
the law and lost his appeal to the SUI
preme court. circuit brought the CASE
in behalf Of the printers Of Idaho and
Gemmill was arresed in order that thu
law might be tested. circuit won, and
then let the criminal charge be dismis.
sed. So there you have it. Next.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Boys Mix.up

What might have proven serious at.
fair occurred Tuesday evening on Main
street near the home of George Rape.
A group Of boys, none of them very
big, were fighting, when suddenly
Earnest Slocum, age about nine or ten,
ran into his house and procured a 81
calibre revolver, firing at the group.
He was making an attempt to again fire
when men working nearby interferred
and disarmed him,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
New Telephone Line

Another telephone line is to be
built into Orofino, this time from the
North Canyon creek section. The line
will start near Dent, pass through the
Loseth country, and on into the county
seat. Fourteen families will be served,
The line will be 20 miles long. The Of.
ficers are: j. NJ. Anderson, pres; John
Sterholt, Sec; Ole Loseth, treasurer.
0. F. Loseth, Eric Olson and Jas. Tyra
are the directors.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
ing Of the Stockholders Of Gray Mining Com
ANY, Limited, will be held at the office Of the
O. oiino Trading Co.. Ltd, in Or ofino. Idaho.
a. m. for the purpose OF electing five directors
Of the company and for the transaction OF any
other business that may come before the
meeting.
:, Date, at Oroiino, Idaho, this 18th day Of
December. A. D. 1913.
W. M. CHANDLER. Secretary.
Dec. 2t--Jan. 2.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

John B. Collins, the Pierce City Min
ing man, spent the first OF the week in
Orofino, returning to the mining camp
Wednesday.
Wante d:-Second-hand drag saw
frame and saw, six foot or more.
40-42 A. D. CARR.
Lieutenant Governor, H. H. Taylor
OF Standpoint, was in Orofino Saturday
on legal business.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Go to Sunday School

Everybody in Orofino is expected to
be in Sunday school Sunday; All bust
only excuse will be sickness. Don't
various Sunday schools at 10 in the
morning. No excuses accepted.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Local News.

The basket ball team will play in
Culdesac tomorrow night.
Will Hall, the section boss, has been
on the sick list this week.
Mrs. j. C. Bullock and Mrs. A. E.
Holmberg went to Moscow Wednesday,
visiting Mrs. Bert Frazier, who has
been in the hospital there suffering
from rheumatism. Mrs. Frazier will
probably come home tomorrow.
'In the Presence Of the Pessimist"
will be the subject for Sunday even
ing at the Methodist Church. abide
With Me- will be given as the special
music for the evening. We desire to
call special attention to the Sunday
School at ten o'clock and the League at
$50.
An exchange says; III we are going
to stand for our women to wear slit
skirts, tight form fitting dresses and
vulgar hobble skirts, and your younger
ones to dance the boil weevil wiggle.
Texas Tommy tango, bunny hug, the
bear dance, the kangaroo kick, the call
canter, the buzzard lope and so on
down the line, the men folks might
just as we'll have their saloons and the
whole family go to hell together.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Business in Orofino Increases

An indication OF the amount of bust
ness done in Orofino is shown in the
total clearings of the two banks for the
past two years. The total clearings in
1912 were 1855, 791 OF ard in 1918 were
s44S, 699. II, an increase of $92, 90S. &c or
rs per cent.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

The man who says 'there is nothing
new under the sum-" has never lived
i'm Clearwater, county.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

The city council met in regular ses.
sion Monday night, with all present but
councilman Osterhout. The following
bills were ordered paid:
Light and power, power ............ $500
Y. 3. weston, services of pump 800
Sss>k> -.---.. ..-.--- V4sOU
Salary, clerk, 3 months. On. 90
&c. Bullock, collecting water rent 200
Salary water sup for Dec ...... 5000
n. l., Smith, blocking and wood. TBS
Eureka Fire Hose Mp Co. ............ 49, 40
Semi annual int. water bonds .>6OO. 90
Streets and Lights for Dec. .......... 56.45
pan Delaney drayage ........ IS SO. $3.50
ES;emeeery improvements ............ 1890
h; L. White, adding Machine @35. 90
The Marshall was Instructed to put
IN walk across the alley back Of the
Burns block. The position of city
pumpman was discontinued.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

MG!HODLST CHURCH,. Services at Lenore
and Orofino, Idaho rs Follows: Or01qnn-Sun-
gay sh0ol every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
rresSnlna service on the End and 9TH Sunday
S %0rnnings a Il o'clock. Regular service every
on Thursday evenings at 7:SO. Choir practice
IN Friday evenings At 7:SO O'Clock. PreechlI r
a Lenore. first and third Sundays at II I. m.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

Oxford Copper Mining Company. Limited.
at No $40 Street. Moscow. Latah County, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting Of
the directors held on the sth day Of December.
ner sh h was levied unon the cornorste stncs
OF the corporation, payable ON or
before the Sist day Of January. 1914. to L. F.
Parsons. Treasurer Of said corporation. at $40
Any stock upon which this assessment ~.
mains unpaid on the Slst day Of January. .lSll,
will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale II
fore, will be sold at 10 o'clock A. N. on the 9sth
day Of February. 1914. at the office Of said cor
poration. No. $40 Street, Moscow. Latah coun.
ty, Idaho to pay the delinquent sum. together
with costs Of advertisement and expense Of said
sale.
No $40 B Street, Moscow. Latah County. Idaho
Ian.2-2S
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14

n"y nied 70 Burns. NO RUNS.
SIXTH lNNING-Merkle flied "a
Mowrey. Adams threw Snodrrass
Out; Stock out. same way. NO RUNS.
Viox out. Stock to Merkle. Mitchell
famed. Mccarthy flied to Bescher.
NO RUNS.
SEVENTH INNING. - Msv.rs
grounded to Viex. Denaree flied 10
Carey. Honey took care OF Beechar
unassisted. NO RUNS.
Gibson singled. Adams forced 9Th.
son at second, Demaree to Fletcher.
Kelly singled Adams taking second
Carey filed to Snodgrass. Mowrev
walked. Milling the bases. Koney o,It
Demaree TO Merkle. NO RUNS.
EIGHTH INNING-Burns flied n
Mitchell. Fletcher flied TO Kelly
Grant out. Viox to Honey. No
viox out. Fletcher to M.rr,.
Mitchell Med To Bescher. McCarthv
grounded out to Fletcher. NO Rims
NINTH INNING-Merkle tbrowr
out by Mowrey. Snodgrass flied 20
Carey. stock lined to Mccarthy. No
RUNS. Nv
Gibson singled. Wagner ran IN,
Gibson. Hyatt batted for Adams W. W.
hit into a double play, Fletcher ~
Merkle, Kelly out Merkle unassisted
NO RUNS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selllng: three-ye
olds and upward; six furlongs.--Cam.
peon, ll3 (OberD. won: Nash. 30
fNeylon). second: Edith W.. SO MAR
COZ, third. Time, lie As. pryad.
Trans Miller. High Street. Jabot.
MerricK, , 'tAafmeuse. Lady London.
w. w. Clark. Gallant Boy and The
Gardner also ran. Two-dollar Mutu-
els paid: Campeon, straight $3.50.
place $40. show $3.50; Nash. place
IS. 20, show S.: Edith W.. show 1870
SECOND RACE-Purse for maiden
colts and geldings: four and half
furlongs, Delano. 100 martini. won;
Bill Dudley, 1l2 (Taylor)., second;
Rhodes, l12 (Neylon). third. Time,
0.5s3-5. Mars Cassidy. Water Proof.
Hank O'Day, Indian Runner, Grey
SQUIRREL, Little String. Ken. Gains
borough. Money Maker. Moscowa and
JEFF Roberts also ran. Two dollar
mWuels paid; Delano; straight; $40;
ley, place, $3.50; show, $3.50. Rhodes,
show, $40.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
PlMLlCO ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. PIMIICO, Nd. May
1.-THE entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Sellins; two-ysarolds; four and
A half furlongs Ethan Allen. 100: Star and
,;srter, loo, FnA'ee, 100; Ba.b, ~; GLOUCESTER.
IL ii. iGa; Dixie. l0; 'chsnteuse. lOi; Staiwart
Helen, 100: Elasticity, lN.
sE'0ND hACE-Eour'yt;aaL . S;d: and d, upSnr H
@ishi' iis n saiyyy:s Ia 4k sss% hS'
qds and upward; one mile ,-Mycenss, roe Jos
ito. Henry Hutchinson, lOS; Hasson.. ll2; Col.
McDougali iOO. Beach Sand. o5, Water lad.
iO2; Sit Denrah, l05t Fasces, 90
FOituTH RACE instead Steeplechase: for:
year olds AMI Mganl ia %n wsn ~. 1nd
MI S,.s. - no. SA'a RS.sd .rls ss.
~: Rel 0;s ..,, $50 &C Orderly Nat 'a; 'FF.d
Firth RXCE Selling hsndicAp;. three year
iltsm.hs, iG9: wstsI lady, D. LAdy Ushtnins
MXTH RAoE-BscsdssSS, u H;,SncaD; No.
iT rs; S., w. g. h'a aa''S 81 a.is''
Sss.s &; Il. 'fE .sseA Ss:.S q IA M;
Co.,: i a$S ss: III. f2 "a; :., L. a.
szssssstss sssss.sa ssas ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. LOUISVILLE. KY.
May N-The entries for tomorrow s
FIRST hArEll'nrse two'SSearold tillie,i -four
s;ipl. iIa: tiysy' IA Hazel r.. .li2; Mcelicks.
III; Ian Maid, ii2; Sweetheart Sue. iis; lay
Ns saEDNb h.cE-sellins; three y-arolds and
es ...y jo ne ''I Mis-. TSaf. KoI.ss
iOT: Winning Witch, 100; ssbaso, ia; Grover
and = h.S furionss '"J.n.' III Gertrude B. B..
iI2: Lady rossT ~: i~nofe. il2; Best Bib
IT.; ssp!snS% Msyn. iis:
upHsS sHT On. NH, BOY HIM ss d. Samuel aer
"a H 9sSs auSS. ics; sSl:' s..' 10: %asia;
"TPfFrA RAcE-eys; tve;y..s-slds; four .9d
- E A. a.. -; -; "a -.
81; IS s, ~ Hi S s:s vi $..1 sI ,si
WI e. x S: ~ ss;ss s ss.. T. ma =.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
WINNERS At PIMLIC0.

FIRST RACE-Maiden three-year-
olds and upward; one mile.-De-
fendum, 100 (McTaggerD. first: In
dian Arrow. 100 (Taplin). second;
Stonehenge, 81 (Ward), third. Time
LIZ Netmaker. Devoter, Miss
Cavanaugh and DIR. Charcot also ran.
81 mutueis paid: Defendurn. straight
$3.50, place $3.50. show $3.50; Indian
Arrow, place $2.s0. show $3.50: Stone
heng., show $3.50.
SECOND RACE-Maiden two-year-
Odds; four and a half furlongs.-Trial
by Jury, 40 CDavies). won: Texas
Star, 10 (Troxler). second; Faker.
ITO (Taplin). third. Time, o.56. Proc
Blackthorn, Bolingbrook Belle and
star of Love also ran. Two dollar
mutuels paid: Trial by Jury. straight,
$3.50; place, $40; show, $3.50. Texas
Star. place. $3.50; show. $500. Faker'
Third RACE-selling handicap:
three year odds and upward; six
furlongs-York Lad. 103 (Taylor)
won; Ashcan. 90 (McTaggart), Sec
ond; Clint. 106 (Smythe). third
Time, 1.l61- Gold Cap. Clifr Edge
Hillstream. Crisco and Centauri also
ran. Two dollar mutuels paid: York
Lad. straight. $lo.5O; place, $3.50;
show. 1910. Ashcan. place, $40;
show, $3.50. Clint. show. $40.
FOURTH RACE-Elkridge Steeple-
chase; for three year olds; short
American. 1872 (O'Brien)
f,rst; Collector. 1872 (McAfee), second
Worstdale. 1872 (Fain), third. Time
2.s6. Foolscap, Single Stick. Esco-
ella, High Priest and Aberfeldy also
ran.
50 mutuels paid: Pan American
straight $3.50. place $500. show $40;
Collector. place $3,20, show $3.50;
Worstdale, show $40.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
TRAvERS IS EIGHTH Z: z: z.
ssgg.rt
IN BIG GOLF FIELD
FOR ST. GEORGE CUP.
Chick Evans and Ouin,sl
Beaten in First Half Of.
36-Hole Match. ..al

SANDWICH. England. Nay H.
Nearly all the prominent playsgU 80
gagged In tho British amateur epH
championship to be played here nest
week. were included in the ITO sats9es
for the St Georges Champion 0eond
Challenge Cup. instituted In I'M,
play for which started to-day. The
competition u the principal amateur
scratch medal event In the BritioA
Isles and V played over the Royal o.
Georges course. It y decided ON he
best aggregate for IS holes. 10 played
to-day and IS tomorrow. In tn
earlier rounds Douglas Grant of Rich
mond led the field with q score ,ef
"a. but ID. Ransom Of CrowborouDh
later ousted him from premier posi.
ton with a score Of ~. X ,
Charles w. (Chick) Evans jr. Of
Chicago. who was paired with John
Ball. Of the Royal Liverpool Clua.
former amateur champion. took ~
strokes for the round against hls
partners 70.
Frederick HerreshoH of New York
did the eighteen holes In IL. Hi
partner was G. v. Adams.
jerome ID. Travers OF Upper Mont.
clair. N. j.. was drawn with Fran
CHS Ouimet Of the Woodland Coli
Club, Massac husetts. open champion
Of the United States. Travero 40.
complished the outward journey In
fine 80. while Ouimet took &c
strokes for the nine holes. III
Travers started out sensationAllS<
by taking the first and second hol1
in 3 strokes each. holing q 20-yk
putt at the first. Ouimet, on tn
topped his second stroke and reRin.
tered s strokes for the first hole. H
found bunker lat the seventh hole,
lost two strokes In getting out and
registered seven strokes for the hole
Travers fell off his game on tho
homeward journey, when he took ~
strokes to make the nine holAe.
bringing his total for the round up
to II.
Ouimet took II strokes to accom-.
plish the second half OF the round.
making his total so. Ho missed
ten-inch putt at the fourteenth holo.
where Travers sliced his second m,
bunker and took two strokes d
get out. but then holed a very at.
ficult twelve-foot putt
c. W. 1nslee of the Oneida Com.
munity Club, New York, did the
round in IS. His partner was F. q;
Bond.
Henry J. Topping OF the Greenwic
Country Club. Connecticut, took 90
strokes for the eighteen holes. He
was drawn with II. o. Longley.
Travers tied with three others for
eighth place on to-day's play.
Arthur G.. Lockwood OF the Belmont
Springs Country Club. Massachu-
sets. took 81 strokes to make the
round of Is holes. He was paired
with Stafford Brown. L.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
RAG0N WAS HOPE
Of DODGERS IN
GAME WITH CUBS
Manager Robinson Anxious
for Even Break on Series
in Chicago.

CUB PARK. CHICAGO. May IA
Manager Robinson had his Dodgers
out earlier than usual for the second
game against the Cubs. Losing the
first game against the locals has up
set the plans OF the Eastern mana ger
but inasmuch as the Cubs had their
star. Larry Cheney. on the mound, 1t
was hard TO expect anything else.
Robinson figured that his men would
be able to more than hold their own.
Another fine day and no opposition
drew one OF the biggest mid-week
crowds Of the season to the West
Side Park.
FIRST INNING-Dal.on hit the
first ball pitched to Sweeney. who
tossed him out. Vaughn leaped into
the air and speared Cutshaw's
bounder and threw him out at first.
Daubert lifted to Williams. NO
RUNS.
Leach was called out on strikes.
Good rolled out. Cutshaw to Daubert.
Safer. hoisted to Wheat. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING-Wheat walked.
Smith tried to bunt. but popped
healthy fly to Safer. Wheat was out
stealing. Bresnahan to Sweeney.
Stengel looked abashed at the third
strike. NO RUNS.
Zimmerman was easy for Ragun
and Daubert. Williams drove a long
fly to Stengel. Sweeney walked and
died stealing. Mccarthy to Cutshaw.
NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING-Egan popped TO
Corr!den. McCarty few to Good.
Ragon bounded out. Sweeney to
Saier. NO RUNS.
Corriden flied to Dalton. who made
q running catch near tho inheld.
Freshman walked. Waugh got the
first hit off Ragon. q single TO loft
and Roger went to second. Leach
flied to Wheat. Good was out. Cut
shaw to Daubert. NO RUNS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
H|GHLANDERS
Continued from First Page.)

Chances selection. and he was on.
posed by Dubuc for the Tigers.
FIRST INNING-Bush beat ont a
MT to short. In attempting to hunt.
Kavanaugh popped a fly to Maisei'
Bush was out stealing on Sweenev.s
hne throw to Peckinpaugh. Cobb got
base on balls and stole second.
Truesdale threw out Crawford. NO
RUNS.
Maisel went out on high foul that
Bush got close to the field boxes. Du-
buc threw out Hartzell Walsh was
called out on strikes NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING-High struck
out. Burns struck out and Sweeney
threw him out at first. Morarity
nied to Peckinpaugh. NO RUNS.
Williams was called out on strikes.
Kavanaugh threw out Holden. KAY
anaugh made great one handed
knockdown OF Sweeney's hot lick and
recovered the ball In time to nail
the runner at first. NO RUNS.
THIRD lNNING--Maisel made q
neat stop and threw out Stanage.
Peckinpaugh made a quick assist 10
Williams with Dubuc's grounder
Bush was hit by a pitched ball And
took nrst. Bush made q clean stas
OF second; Kavanaugh struck out
Peckinpaugh led of With a single
to centre and stole second on the first
ball pitched. Truesdale fouled Ia
Burns. Heating struck out on three
pitched balls. Maisel lifted a hirb
ny to High. NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNING-Cobb out on n
splash In front OF the plate. Sweeney
TO Williams on close decision.
Truesdale threw out Crawford. Keat-
ing tossed out High. NO RUNS.
Hartzell out. Morarity to Burns.
Bush made wonderful stop over
second Of Walsh's bounder and nailed
him At hrst. Williams went out on
a grounder 70 Bush. NO RUNS.
FIFTH 1NNING-Burns went out on
Srounder to Williams unassisted.
Moriarity struck out. Stanage
smashed single past Maisel for Da-
troit's second hit. Dubuc lined q
single to right. sending Stanage on
to third, Hartzell flied to Hartzell
Holden lined TO Crawford. Rush
thre won't Sweeney. Bush also thraw
out Peckinpaugh. NO RUNS.
SIXTH INNINCs-Kayanau ou,
Heating to Williams. Cobb lifted \
high foul to Maisel. HartxeIl made
the most wonderful catch of the yea,
whom he ran back to tho fence and
pulled down Crawford's drive. tina,
had started like a home run. No
RUNS.
Kavanaugh tossed out Truesdo,e
Moriarity threw out Heating. Maise
went to first via tho four-ball route
Hartzell also got free ticket te
first, Bush made a fine runninp
catch Of Walsh's ny. NO RUNS,
SEVENTH INNING-IIigh got q
base on balls. Burns popped out Il
Truesdalc. Moriarity struck out 20,
the second time. Stanage walked
Hartzell made a pretty running catci
OF Dubuc's short ny in right. Nc
RUNS.
Williams lined out to Kayanaupb
Holden Med to High. Sweeney got r
base on balls. Sweeney stole secopt
and when StanaRe's throw strucj
him on the leg and bounced into IN,
neld Ed came all the way home witt
the first run Of the game. Peckin.
paugh hit the left field wall for two
bases. Kavannugh threw out Trues
dale, ONE RUN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-14
Ritchie's Ex.Manager Now
Guiding Careers Of Sailor
Crande and Joe Azevedo.
By John Pollock.

Amy FOLEf OF San Fran-
II cisco. who recently quit a.
manager Of Champion Richie.
has taken two fighters under his
management. They are Joe Asevedo.
the California lightweight. and Sailor
0rande. the Frisco middieweisht. who
10 credited with being . good fighter.
Under Foiey's handling both these
scrappers should do well.
Joe Jeanette. who has Just returned
from elk months trip in Europe
10 $4,000 richer than when he went
abroad. Joe brought back this
amount. which was his share Of the
eleven battles he fought In Paris and
London. Jeanette 10 going back to
Paris the hrst week In June to pre-
pare Moran for his battle with Jack
johnson.
0eorGe Chip. the ex-middleweight
champion. and his brother Joe. will
make their debuts in a bout In Cali
fornia on the Same night, May 20, at
the open-air arena of the Pacific A. &.
at Vernon. Cal. George will hook up
with Sailor Petroskey In q twenty
round 60. while Joe will take on
Mexican Kid Carter.
Sam Langford. who was to have
fought Battling Jim Johnson, the
husky colorsd heavyweight, for
twelve rounds before the Atlas A. A.
Of Boston on next Tuesday night, in
jured his foot so badly In training
that he will not be able TO keep the
date. Dan "Porky" Flynn has been
substituted for him.
Charley young" Weinert. the
Newark light heavyweight and
George Rodel. tho Boer heavyweight.
will battle for ten rounds at the
broadway Sporting Club OF Brooklyn
next Saturday night. In tho Other
ten-round contest Young Mike D0no.