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The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
ADMEN COMPILE
LIST OF FRAUDS
TO WARN PUBLIC
Unique Directory" Soon to Be
Issued BY Opponents of
Clean Publicity
WILL TAKE FORM
OF "QUACK" CENSUS
Will Replace Exposures BY
Newspapers and Profess
siOnal Bodies

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.--It looks like a
cold winter and spring for financial
and medical Quacks who advertise.
The executive committee OF the AS
ISOLATED Advertising Clubs OF the
World announces the prospective is
sue of the first number OF publica-
ton TO lie known as THE Directory OF
Known Frauds
This directory will be distributed to
the public-the consumers-as well as
to newspaper and periodical publish
ers and the advertising. agencies. 1t
is expected the first number will APP
pear about March l.
I'VE expect the Directory OF Known
Frauds 10 fill long-felt want" COM
mented William Woodhead, OF San
Francisco. president Of the associated
Advertising Clubs or the World; at the
closing sessions at the Hotel LaSalle.
1T will, Of course, require great care
In its compilation, out the public may
rest assured that each charge OF fraud
will be proved
Heretofore advertising men have
had TO depend on the exertions OF such
men as James Kelley and to certain
extent on medical and financial asso-
'ciations for general knowledge of the
character of charlatans In every line
of illegal endeavor Advertising in
terests now believe they can place this
method Unnecessary exposure on
sound and lasting basis"
II Also was decided to make greater
efforts to educate the public-espe.
cially the coLsumer-in the value OF
advertising by means OF lectures and
printed matter.
The vigilance committee will en-
deavor this winter to procure the pas
sage of honest advertising laws in
Arizona. Arkansas, California, Colo.
RADIO, Maine, Missouri, Tennessee,
Texas, Utah and West Virginia.
The following applications for mem.
tcrship were approved: Poster Ad-
vertising Association, Quoin Club (pe-
rlodical publishers). Association OF
National Advertisers, Association OF
Speciality Manufacturers. Association
OF Directory Publishers. Association OF
Farm Papers, Retail Advertising AS.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
makes your
eczema vanish

HERE is immediate relief from skins itching burning
and disfgured by eczema, ringworm, or other tor
mentng skin trouble in warm bath with Resinol Soap
and simple application of Resnol Ointment
The soothing, healing Resno balsams sink right into
the skim stop itching instantly and clear away all
trace of eruption and stubborn cases where
other treatments have had no effect After that the
regular use of Resno Soap usually enough keep the
skin clear and healthy
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
CITY HALL ANNEX
TO BE PROPOSED
BY MAYOR MARX
Will Suggest Renting Building
to House-Scattered Munich
pal Departments
WANTS THEM AS CLOSE
TOGETHER AS POSSIBLE
Several Offices i'm Present City
Building Sadly in Need of
More Room

A city hall annex" ID being seri.
ously considered by Mayor Marx to
house the city departments that are
either scattered about the city in diff.
ferent office buildings or crowded for
room in the city hall. He will likely
send communication To the council
In the near .uture recommending that
the entire lower floor OF a. downtown
building be leased for city Office pur.
poses. IL Is his desire To locate the
Offices as near as possible To the city
hall.
At present the municipal railway
commission Is occupying Offices on
the twenty-third floor OF the Dime
Bank building The civil service
commission Is located In the Moffat
bnilding. The recently organized vel.
fare bureau has temporary quarters In
the mayors office. AS many as rs ap.
plicants are crowded into the welfare
Office at one time, making II difficult
TO transact other city business In the
mayors Office as well as rendering
the air In the Office unwholesome.
The department OF public works,
occupying Office space on the first
floor OF the city hall opposite the
mayors Office. is so cramped for room
that Commissioner Fenkell declares
1T impossible TO properly transact the
business of his department. When
bids are opened in the commissioner S
ONCE, there is not room enough to
turn around In, and the conduct Of
other business Is seriously interfered
with
IL Commissioner Dust will agree to
vacate the quarters now occupied by
the park and boulevards department
and take quarters In the proposed
annex" the mayor thinks IL will be
possible to remove the city engineers
from Commissioner Fenkells Office
and give him that additional space
for his own Office force.
The mayor realizes that it will be
years before the city will want to
build new city hall large enough to
house all city Offices, and he thinks
that the proposed annex is the
proper solution OF the problem.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Rep. Buchanan Wants Probe of
Agitation For Larger Arma-
ment--Naval Committee
Takes No Action
NAVY LEAGUE is
BRANDED AS LOBBY
Rep. Hensley Intimates Mem
bers Are Financially Inter-
ested in Warships
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Are
agents OF the international war
trust" operating in this country Thu
question was fired at the house naval
committee today by Representative
Buchanan, OF Illinois. He urged thor
ough investigation. declaring Il is
time TO ascertain whether these alleg-
ed agents are operating In the United
States as they have been In Europe.
The war trust" Buchanan held, is
a huge organization TO foster war.
Il think we should go to the bottom
OF this matter" said Buchanan. II
: think we should find IL these agents
are operating here TO get this nation
TO increase its armament"
The committee took no action on
Buchanan's request.
That the Navy league has all the
"earmarks Of a lobby was the charge
made today by Representative Hensley,
OF Missouri, little navy" member OF
the house naval committee. He stated
emphatically that he would ask in
vestigation or this organization al
legged activities in favor OF Increased
naval equipment, IL he believed such
a move would not delay adjournment
OF congress.
He broadly insinuated that the
league Is active In spreading the
propaganda OF increased navy and
that II is 10 the material interest OF
several members OF the league to get
support in congress. That Morgan in
terests are involved was his intima-
ton.
: In support of this intimation he
challenged dispute of the claim that
connected with the league are such
men as General Horace Porter, for
many years an officer OF Morgan
subsidiary corporation; Herbert L.
Satterlee. brother-in-law OF j. p Nor
gan; CharleT G. Glover head OF the
huge Riggs bank, OF this city, and
Colonel Robert l.. Thompson. head of
the New York Metal exchange
Hensley declared j. =. Morgan ro
tired from the league after public at
tention wa called to his membership
therein.
When pressure is brought to bear
upon congress by associations of this
character" said Hensley, ITO respond
10 increases because OF profits they
cerive out OF the business. | say II is
unpatriotic and un-American for a
member of congress to support such
increases"
Hensley added that expensive ban.
qpets OF the league each year, TO
(which congressman are invited, was
case OF locking for suckers" and
that Frequently they string them
through the use OF just such bait"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
WOMAN ALLEGES
FRAUD IN DEALS
Sues +. +. Bushman, Claiming
He Secured S3,175 from Her by
Misrepresentation

Franklin l.. Bushman, president OF
the State Security & Realty Co, with
Offices in the Majestic building, was
named as defendant in suit brought.
Tuesday morning, in the circuit court
by Mrs. Charlotte Lennon, OF No. %
Stimson-pl., who charges that he OBJ
tanned $3,l75 from her on real estate
deals, by misrepresentation. Judge
Murphy granted Mrs. Lemons plea
for an injunction against Bushman.
restraining him from annoying her by
bringing more suits in the justice
court against her, or in any other way
or from disposing of the property in
volved in the TRANSACTIONS.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
GETS $500 VERDICT
FOR FALSE ARREST
Clair Elwell Wins Damage Suit
Against A. w. Schlesinger,
Liquor Dealer

A jury In Judge Colds court, Mon.
day afternoon. returned a verdict
awarding $500 damages to Clair Eel.
wen, who sued Arthur w. Schlesinger.
LIQUOR dealer, for $4,000, alleging that
Sehlesinger, In an effort to collect
$1,000 insurance on an automobile.
had sworn out warrant falsely
charging him with the theft OF the
Elwell alleged that the false
arrest resulted in his Imprisonment
for 16 days. Schlesinger denied the
charge.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
HUPMOBILE USED IN
RED CROSS WORK

When the Australian expeditionary
force left Melbourne to join the Allies
in Europe, a model '"S2" Hupmobile
accompanied the Red Cross corps as
a special field ambulance. This am
hulance corps, which is known as the
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
Samples Of the Many Bargains That Await You
Tete De Negro Fox

Beautiful Muffs, made in the modified bar
rel effect SIZED value, for
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

HERE ARE MANY
investigate the quality
80 designated
directed of
at
unaterabe
business
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
M.C.R.R.-LAKE SHORE
MERGER APPROVED

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 15.-The up
state public service commission today
decided the New York Central merger
case, authorizing the purchase of the
Lake Shore stock.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

ISOLATION, Graphic Arts Association.
II is understood the Association OF
Nationa. Advertising Agents and the
Outdoor Advertising Association are
ready 20 make application.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16

II anyone knowing OF a needy wor-
thy family TO whom clothing and pro-
vIsions would make happy Christ
mas will communicate with Miss
Grace Trendley, No. 1853 Parkview-
ave the articles required will be PRO-
yided. Miss Trendley and the mem
bers of her Sunday school class have
ro.operated in philanthropic work OF
this kind for the holiday season. and
many persons will have cause to be
thankful for substantial gifts from
Miss Trendley and her little friends.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
HARD PRESSED TO KEEP
NIGHT SCHOOLS GOING

Controller Engel is making every
-erert to gather funds sufficient TO
kaep the night schools going for the
balance OF the term. The Board 81
Education has already expended the
$4,000 appropriated Tor that purpose
and is unable to secure an approprla
ton OF additional funds. The con
troller thinks that the board may De
able to use the interest on It's tunas
to keep UP the night school work. lie
took the matter up with tue corpora
tion counsel. Tuesday morning.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
The War Tax" Measure.

The house Democratic cau-
Gus at Washington has decid-
cd not tc include the propos-
ed freight tax in the bill for
raising increased reve enues.
but to frame the measure on
al out the same lines as those
of the similar bill enacted
during the spanish-American
war in 1898. There will be a
stamp tax on legal papers
taxes on banke,s and brokers
theaters and other places OF
amusement. two cents a gal
lon on gasoline, and special
taxes on tobacco manutac-
turers and dealers and on
domestic wines and beer.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Meeting Of the Board Of super.
visors Of Elections.
Parish OF St. john the Baptist. Ed.
gard, Sept. 29, 1914.

The Board Of ofsupervisors OF Elections
OF this Parish met this day at the Court
Boase and acting upon Proclamation
of His Exceneney Luther Egbert Hall.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
orders that General Election be held
throughout the Parish Of st. John the
Baptist on Tuesday November 3rd. 1914
tor Member OF the House of Represen
tative OF the Second Congressional Dis
tricf, for q Railroad Commissioner, a
Member OF the Board OF Equalization,
aa additional Judgs OF the Twenty
eighth Judicial District, and amend
msnts. -
polls as now established to opened
from Six o'clock A. n. to Seven o'clock
P. NJ.
(Signed) Willian J. Hart
Emile Laurent
Dana Monte
Members OF the Board Of Supervisors.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
Fresh Trouble In Mexico.

Another quarrel between
Gems. Carranza and Villa has
broken out, and both leaders
arepreparing their respective
military forces for a possible
resumption of hostilities. Vii
la has baked at taking part
in the proposed conference OF
army generals and state gov
.ernors called by Carranza for
October /, for the purpose of
choosing a temporary presi-
dent and fixing a date for
the holding of an election
throughout the nation, and
the date for the conference
probably be deferred until the
fresh disagreement between
the rival chiefs of the Con-
stitutionalists can be COM
posed.
The moving cause of the
rupture seems to be the ambl-
ton of each leader to control
the conference and dictate
the choice OF the provisional
president. Villa claims it was
understood when the earlier
dispute between Carranza
and himself was adjusted
that the prosed conference
shohld be composed only OF
the generals ofthe army, and
that Carranza has broken
faith by inviting tne COVER,
nors of the various states to
participate.
The milk in the cocoanut is,
apparently, that Villa is con-
hdent ofhis ability to control
the conference ifonly the gen
erals compose it. while Car
rama will probably hold the
whip hand if the governors
are added to the membership
of the body.
| The Washington govern.
ment is hopeful thatthis new
complication will be peace
ably adjusted. hence the or
ders for the evacuation o
= Vera Cruz have not been re
voked. but the date for put
ting them into execution vii
not be set until the situation
has cleared up.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
LUCY NEWS.

Mrs. j L. Pancaire, and talen-
ted young daughter Amelie have
returned to their home here after,
a most pleasant visit to relatives,
and friends in Lutcher. La.
Mr.. Moyse Latour of New Or
leans is visiting relativesin Lucy.
a. = q
Mr.. Daward, of Chicago, the
new commercial teacher at the
Edgard High School has, arrived.
DR.. Treaehery is at present
examining the different schools
Of st, John Parish. The Doctor
willremain in st. John two weeks
Mr.. David P. Maitreme left last
Wednesday for Gramercy, La
where he viii spend sometime
with relatives.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03

Moved by Mr. sougy and sscondeo
nv Mr. .eBrun that the rate OF Taxa
ion for the Parish OF St. John th'
Bsptis, for the vear 1914 1915 be fixed
st.s mills on the dollar. Five and hall
Is 1I2) Mile for the Schools and I've
and half q liz Mills Tor the Parish.
4 vote being called resulted ss tol
lowe. Yaes LeBrun. Barre. songy.
Nagel, and Bourgeois, Nays None.
The following was offered by LeBrur
and seconded By Mr. NageI. whereas al
the july meeting Of the Jury. the Jury
agreed to raise the salary Of the seere
tary s12 so per month on account OF the
increased work of his office.
Resolved that the Salary OF the seere.
tary be increased l2 so per mouth be
ginning July Ist 1914 and the Secre
tarp and Treasurer are authorized te
issue warrant for ssid Salary.
Adopted.
There being 40 further business .
on motion duly seconded, the Jnr'
adjourned
A true copy:
II. BoDIN, 4. LAssEiaNl
sscresarY. Pfeseas1.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
BANK OF ST. JOIN,
REsERvE, Ia.

!NH+S@@ y =.
Report furnished 10 tbs State Examl6sf = q
State Banks by :ss above sahk, at The
close Of businesses ssptembsE, 30 1914
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
GARY STAT BANK,

LOCATED AT GARYvTLLE. PARISH or
:. 4sT: JOHN THE BAPTIST. La.
-s. GARYVILLE, La.
Report furnished to the Slate Examiner
state Banks, At the Close of Bus
iness on September, 22 1914.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
sherif's Sale.
No. 1e4s
2sth JuprcfAL pTsrRTcr CouRT.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Mrs. Amelia I.ae'ls Ts1rio Wife 81
Joseph A. Batz.


: Mr. and Mn. Theodoss Org.
By virtne Of writ og Fl FL issued ouitka
10Th, day Of August 1914 and to me directsds
iRthe above entitled and numbered causs, ]
have seized and taken into my pOssesaioa
and Custody and shall offer for ssls 81 tie
principal front door Of the coaEt Heaas.
Oh Saturday the III, day 81 Mosenhes
isiz.sas Il e'eieek :. ..
the following dsssribsa property. % Wit
Al and. singular their rights. title. shaxs
claim and Interest," and being The fiva undi-
sided saxshs tsI ssf a@ and so aeEtala AaaI e
land. situated in this PARISH gf s.. 9ehu t1a
zsAptfst 81 tbs plsee knewn IS TIE Bonnet
arre, On the right bAHk oE he MlaslssIppa
8 eer, neasngsux one hnmsl Faa aud thirty l30D
feet fraut to the public read knows - tbs
Banues Csxs Road By depth eE eae
hundred and thiFtY eight 80 Fssk af it,
appeS line aad eDe hHnd red 1900 Feel ae IL
lower Ilas. said iine raanlnR aizesKInaly as
10 give 81 the end 0k i6zaepfA Hislkn 81 One
hnssisEs 4 fagky I1a0l ENak wlaaeh Hai6 Lot 81
zroanz il ho1a 81 81 khe Upper lIaa b he
property Of caapbel 4IOssa54 - to Lever
line b iokef gFenna bei0aelnR a. Andrss
f1ky. and in The xe&F - The property ae Je2n
BapsisFs 81. plefrs teeether With al
Builds Is tkaFsoa ana al tie Elgkss NsysS
setvfAnaes privileges and aa avantage slaere
anto hslsne5ns o. ii aay wise appsrEaEnsns
TERafs. CASH ON TIE SPOT
sheriGr's OERee, Phi iah og st. John sha gapsss
this - dag q October lsi
PAUL. RERT
sheg
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03

: sTATEOF LOUISIANA. Parish ofss. jobs
the Baptist.
10. J. Dry. D. D. s vice President, and /. q.
q. Labiche Cashier Of the above named Bank,
do solemnly swear that the above state
.neat is rue to the best Of our knowledge
and belief.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before ne. this
s9th, day Of September. 1914.
tSigneal EMlLE A. Prcou.
Justice Of the Peace.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

K. A. Aucoin, the hustling
DonaIdsonville agent for the REQ.
and Ford automobiles, sold one of
the latter cars last week to George
Bourgeois ofSt. Patrick, who win
use the machine in the livery busi-
ness. Mr.. Aucoin has placed a
number of these popular cars in
this section, and If any Of them
has failed to give entire satis-
faction to it's owner, report of
such delinquency has yet to be
made.
The cotton market is showing
an upward trend which Is attribut
ed to The success Of the buy-a-
bale campaign.
Buy 4 bale q cotton, i you can.
Send for fair talog
& you make ouE money here
spend # here Il 5 neither goot
business policy nor ordinary 1ns|
tIlee to Your fellow 0p 81 &
ssnd n from home e
return money that il dka spsl
Zeal nercial channels arlg
d bs kept il circulation
build up home inst JON
e hons eilterpf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
OF THE
Parish Of St. John the Baptist,
OCTOBER ct, 1914.
OCTOBER ct. 1914,

The Police Jury met this day IL
regular monthly session. with the Hon
Geo Bourgeois in the chair acting Peesi
dent and the following members pres
snt: Messrs. songy, Barre, LsBFun
and Nsgel.
Absent: Mr.. Lasseigns.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported
iavorably upon the following bills which
we're ordered paid
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
MI. AIRY NEWS.

Superintendent Lionel J. Bour-
geois was q welcome visitor 20
the Angelina School last Friday
afternoon.
AA p
The first meeting Of the "Ar-
gelina Sewing Circle was held
at the Angelina School Friday
evening 81 O'Clock. All the
School girls and . number Of
ladies ID the community attend.
ed meeting WhIch VS. 3 per
feet success.
Hiss Louise Johness, Assistant
teacher, eoEs ncted the meeting
The patrons The school ap.
preye very this inE'o.
vaf;an TIE
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03
Send Your Entries Early.

s~s1 -
You are requested to send IN
the South I Louisiana Fair Assc
cfation list Of your entries as
soori Is possible. rhis wilinot 81
be ! favor % the Secretary
anager but It viii also 50 Tar
towards securing you choice space
ii Tie Big alr. 0.t 9, 70. u. and
and Il
Gov. has issued ! prOclanla-
ton des ting Friday Oct. 9,
Is state &c htion day
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1914-10-03

Or. L. T. Donaldson Pres B. Of 81. sqt l25 oe.
Or. 8. Nontz Prh Physician..... lOO w
Paul Berthelot Salary In C. Cases...... l2S 10
" r,far b.tiee of the Peace ,..... % 81
D uor+v =, 70 81
r,.,l. p;oonz Justica of the Peace. 22 s.
Paul ]. GAMER, Justice of the Peace. q 5n
Elisse schexneydre, Justice Of Peace. ~ o.
p..i-a T,vt;ca of the Peaee.. 02 81
Eugene Templain. Constable ........... ~ "
Chas. A. Lasseigne, Constable. 30 "
Wnf. Yicknair. Constable.................. ~ W
uar;oo copst.ble ........ 20 0e
Olivier Oubre. COnst&ble................. soU0
Guatave Sachez. Coustable................ Eo W
60, Jon~DaI 50 90
-. D,,,,a. D. ri.h Traa.nrar., so 90
a. Bodin, Salary Secretary 2. J....-..-.. ~ d
H. Bodin Tel Envelopes & stamPs...... w
Road Dist No. lzs =
J. T. Landeche Road Dist. No. q
Miun STEEL & Machinery Cc............ e
Road Drag. 2. D, No L I'D.
Adam Co. A"0 "
Road Dray No r. D. No l
Yard NJ. v. r. R............. ~
Freight q StaFRge b. u NO I ~ -
Howell Bill of G. W. COOter......- 10 o
Lighting Rod work
Nv. @. MauFin Reg of Birth.........
H. Rodin Expenses of ..........-. ioe y
A. Trichs Bene8aiy Cadet
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q ]. rassiu Auditor. ...................... % y
Bertha Gtnier Reg of Birth.....-........:
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Etisnue Freeliek sdays stitchinE....... 81
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p. r. MoutE '''.':,.....'''
Rsrre Road Dist 80 e2....................... z. .
PAUL BertheIot Jury youcheu....... IL .
" Maintaining Prisonefs...... lsz
sop Webre. Road Dist. No. g.. ........ ~ y
,;. podrioue ..... % W
! : c,;ra 2............ I22 81
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/ Dennis Labiche .....'.'..'' =
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-27
my SAKES! COBB
IS COMING DOWN
OFF HIGH HORSE
By Hal Sheridan

Ty Cobb In said To be growing
popular with his teammates be-
cause he IN not 80 naughty and cx.
elusive as he once was. "Tyrus
has changed n lot said a Detroit
player recently. Now he even
dcigns TO impart helpful hints TO
the Tiger youngsters. He often
coaches them In tho middle OF the
game. II In n treat TO see him give
kayanauRh. the new second base
man. pointers while AT bat on Just
what 10 hit and how 10 hit at II"
Since Jim Thorpe's RELOCATION 10
the minor leagues he has been set
ting the East on fire with his stick
work The Indian Ia now a mem
Der OF the Toronto club OF the In
ternationai league. Recently Jim
smashed out four hits In five times
up. and two OF them were for extra
bases.
Eddie Cicotte ~ now considered a
real knnckie hurier since he broke
Twirier Stems wrist with one OF
his benders. The White sox man
agement always has considered Ed.
die the best knnckle ball artist In
either league and now that he has
proved II on Bill Steen the cleye.
land Maps admit II. Steen will be
out OF the game for several months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-27

PETALUMA. Cal. April 2T.--Billy
Murray's real name IL John Mar.
ques. This latest surprise In the
boxing world. assumed the name OF
Billy Murray In a rather queer man.
nor Bili IL q great lover of music
and down on tho cd farm" his
folks had photograph. most of the
records for which were songs from
tho repertoire OF billy Murray.
SO fond was young MARQUES of
these songs that he would have
them played time and again and tho
folks began to refer to him M BILLY
Murray"
When he began boxing he kept
the name.
The story OF Murray's debut In
tho fight game 10 also out Of the
ordinary. One day a great hulk OF
man who was driving team OF
horses past the Marques ranch be-
gan abusing tho horses. Murray
demonstrated with the driver and
the latter attempted to chase the
youth What happened TO tho driver
soon became the talk OF tho vicin.
isy. and a small town fight promoter
offered the boy chance In the ring
Since his first appearance Muir.
ray has been q winner. On April
: he fought a draw with Jimmy
Cinbby.