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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-05

Il has now boon AS months since tool,
amy medicine aJ al hope my bttlo
note viii assist YOU inhennf other Vo.
men NOW frol perfectly wen and M
the hest Of bcalth Mrs At0ur
W koNpNpH lts2 Holhns Street Bal.
timorc. Nd
Lydia u pmkham Vegetable com
pound mudc from native roots and
herbs, contains mo narcotic or harmful
drugs. and odny holds ihe reenrd NO
hcmg the most successful remedy .or
lcmule ia we know o. and Thousands
az voluntary testimonials ou dIr u tho
pnkham laboratory NJ Lynn Mass
seem to prove ihi- lHel
For thirty year thn hcrn TIT nnl
ava remedy for famnIa ih and hne rn-
stored rhcathaf thousands OF women
ho hnyr been trouhod with uch ON.
mmts as disnlnctmeut Inflammation
liberation tumora, irregunriuoH ctc.
II YOU want special advice
write 90 Lydia y. pinkhnm Med-
icinC Goa tcontldcntiall Lynn,
Mass. Your letter viii be opened.
read ana answered 10y IA Wumau
nad held In strict confidence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-05

. Santa Zee, May 1.-Two mum
. drcd and seventy men, dis
. trihutcd ia ten camps, are rush-
/" ing El Canine Real 10 compile :
I. ton. said state Engineer James :
4. French toduy This means =
f. that the road from Ration To El =
!. Paso win be completed and i'm
/. GOOD condition for the exposition e
4. year The ten camps are az :
!. Watrous. near Las Vegas, Clio
/. rieta. near Albuquerque, lsleta 9
. socorro. SAN Marcial. Nogal and :
. Selden. of the above force, 1870 g
. men are paid labor, the rest con- :
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-05

10 Santa Fc May District At
/. turnee Alexander Read today ap-
e pointed Attorney A. NJ Ed-
% wards his assistant 10 succeed
!. the late j j Herring Of Far-
. miuet0n SIR Edwards ALSO re-
. gently came from Pennington
. and SIN soon BRING his family 10
&, santa Fe The uas.tion paws
o. $1,000 q year and lts holder is
i permitted 90 engage ln private
T. practice
2 e aaa44 90 %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-05
Rn.hing POND Work.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
SIMPLE FUNERAL
FOR WIFE Of
PRESIDENT
Arrangements Completed To-
day Remove Service as Far
as Possible from a State Ger
emony. Special Train to
Bear Body South.

Washington, Aus. S.-Final ar
Iangcments made today for the fun
eral ~ Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife Of
the president. made II certain that
the services both at the White House
Monday and In Rome, Ga, Tuesday
will be the simplest. Every effort
Will be made 90 conduct the funeral
as II the president we're a private cit
izen.
Secretary Tumulty said In addition
to the committees OF the senate and
house and members OF the cabinet.
only relatives and a few of the clos
est personal friends would attend the
services.
only the family and n few Intimate
friends will go with the body to Rome
for the burial.
Members OF the congressional com
mittee will rot go To Georgia. because
OF the desire II the president that tho
work OF congress be continued without
interruption. Both the. senate and
house, however. win adjourn from {
.. m. to 4 .. m. Monday while the
funeral services are going on.
There will be no honorary pallbcar-
ers at the white House service.
Attendants at the white House will
carry the body from the cast room 10
the hearse and then II will be taken
directly 20 a special train.
The Rev. sylvester Beach. OF
Princeton. y. j., the pastor OF the
Wilson family. and the Rev. J. II.
Taylor. OF the Central Presbyterian
church. Washington, will conduct tho
services at the white House. The
pastor of the Presbyterian church ~
Rome. % which Mrs. Wilson's father
WAS formerly In charge, will conduct
the services al Myrtle Hiil cemetery.
The funeral train will leave Wash
lngton al I y. m. Monday and VII ar
rive at Rome al about . y. m. Tres
day. The last services will be con
Quoted Immediately and soon after
ward the funeral party will return TO
Washington. arriving here late We'd
nesday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
eeeS .
. TO SUBSCRIBERS .
. II you fail to get yOur evening =
. paper. call .
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Fee Candy store now making that
old fashioned molasses candy.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mann,
Of Mountain Road, a daughter, FRI
day, August Z. 1914.
Judge John II. McFie of santa Re
Is in Albuquerque today on business
and visiting friends.
Albuquerque lodge no. 50. Frater-
mai Union of America, will meet to-
night at 7.i5 In 4. q. L. W. hall.
James r. Mullen, supervisor Of the
Manzano-Zuni national force has
gone on a trip OF inspection 20 the
southern part Of his jurisdiction. Ho
viii he gone about a week.
Tho stern apartments at Gold ave-
nue. and Seventh street are expected
to be ready FOR occupancy early In
the fall. The modern character OF
the structure and It's c%losoncss TO
town have led TO many applications
for leases. The excavation work has
been finished and the men are mos
AZ work on the concrete foundation.
W. s Stricken Is SAT- TO have
made arrangements to lCNye 500 20
make his residence In Long Beach.
calf. and has agreed 10 sell his res
idenco Co the Long Beach Investment
company. Ia the district court yes
terday T.. w. nunson WAS appointed
special guardian for W. 5. %stFicklor,
Jr., with authority To sell his one
eighth interest In MT. Strickler'a
house at Tenth street and Central
avenue. Tor Si.Sl5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
Berna.illo County Republican
Boss Suffers Decisive Defeat
at Hands Of Combination of
Former Allies.
UNABLE TO HOLD EVEN
N FOR .
Talk Of Contest in County Con-
%vention, but Sheriff Says
the Evidence is Convincing
and He will Abide.

Aitnohkh N uuntteute OF imam
n. Andrews. for the Republican
nomination for congress, won a de-
oisive victory in the Republican pri-
mary yesterday afternoon and last
night. carrying a majority of he
country delegates and sweeping the
two city precincts by overwhelming
majorities. IL was not 30 much an
expression Of favor for Andrews AZ
Of d%isfavor for Eifego Baca. the can
didate of Boss Jesus Romero for the
congressional nomination. Romero
was unable to hold ever the country
precincts. where his chief strength
lies, for Baca. and as indicated by
the early returns published by the
Herald last night. precinct after pre-
cinct which had been claimed by Ro-
nero for his candidate and his or
SANITATION went FOR the Andrews
delegates.
Mr. Andrews has a ciear majority
Of ATTY votes In the county conNen
ton OF next week. having elected
seventy-nine of the one hundred and
eight delegates. while the Romero
Baca faction has hut t%wenty-nine
votes In the convention.
A powerful combination against
his assumption OF the role OF party
boss, aud strong public sentiment In
che rank and file OF Republicans
against his candidate caused the de
feat of Romero. Frank A. Hubbeii
for years inactive In local politics
was stirred TO take a hand In this
primary and To his work In this
country and the direction of the anti
Romero campaign By W. n. Gillen-
water Is due the result.
There vas loud talk on the street
last night among some OF the dis
appointed adherents OF the sheriff
about contesting some " the delega-
lions In the county convention. This,
however. was quickly silenced by
Sheriff Romero. who stated early IN
the evening that the result WAS con
%vincing 10 him Of the fact that the
Republicans did not want TO endorse
Baca for and that he would
accept defeat n the will OF the
majority. IL In likely therefore that
the convention will give a unanimous
vote for the endorsement OF Andrews.
and that he n those who managed
his primary campaign will complete
~ dominate the convention and the
resulting party organization.
Elfego Baca. thus defeated In his
home county for a congressional en-
dorsement, has said that In shc event
OF h nomination Of Andrews he will
bolt the ticket and work against An
drewH.
The Romero Baca campaign in tho
two city precincts was handled by
Attorney John ", Wilson. Charles
chadwick and others who we're ae-
tVe In Mayor Boatright's successful
campaign In the spring.
While there Is u disposition TO ac-
cept the defeat which was too con-
Vincing TO be evaded, there IL strong
talk In the rank and file ~ the Ro-
nero adherents which Indicates that
the wide ope party split can hardly
be healed without a repetition at
the seven years war which gave this
county the banner among Repubii-
cans OF New Mexico for factionaI
troubles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
ST. JOHNS GUILD TO
PRESENT FARCE COMEDY

The ladies' Of the Guild OF 81.
johns church will shortly present
the delightful and side-spiitting
farce comedy. IAN a Mistake with
an exceptionally strong east IAN a
Mistake IN considered by many 10
be- The finest farce comedy ever writ
ten. and Ia seldom of the road, two
or more professionai companies tour
ing with IL an the time. The coach
b. Prot Easton-Jenner. a graduate
OF the London dramatic school, and a
highly finished Performance Is there
fore assured Watch for the date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
TOOK BIT OF BELT
TO MEND A SHOE:
CAUGHT AND FINED

%. j. sena, an employe al the San
Ia re shops, was a~rraigned today be-
fore Justice OF the Peace George Il.
Craig BY Special Agent George n.
Thomas of the santa We police, eharg.
ed with stealing a piece Of leather
betting. He o the leather TO mead
q pair of shoes. The charge was
petty larceny.
sena WAS fined $40 ana costs. AZ
a matter OF principle the company
took back the piece OF leather.
II was explained TO Sena in court
that the company had 20 be strict
about such matters because n en-
ployes we're allowed TO help them
selves To any little thing tina; might
be Of use To them In their homes. the
aggregate loss to the company would
De great.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
PROGRAM FOR BAND
CONCERT
NIGHT AT PARK

Following IL the program which
will be given by Clark's Imperial
band tomorrow night at 5 o'clock In
Robinson park
March. The Chicago Tribune.
..... ...s... W. 4.
Selection. The sercnade' ...,.,.
Victor Herbert
Air de Ballet. ''Titania". W. q. sired
Fantasi, My Old kentcky Home
........s ,....... &. w. Dalbey
Italian song. La Golondrina''
Observation-Disclosures. O.. Serradell
Selection. BuiHnFs opera. Norma
.~.......... ..AU. q. II. Reeves
Intermczzo from "Cavalietia Rus
uchnd ...s.ss.ss. Mhhtahhl
March. The Stars and stripes
Forever" ............J f.. SOusa
Finale.
J. Lewis Clark. conductor.
W. l. Edgsr. manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
BUTTS DRUG STORE
MOVING SODA FOUNTAIN

Today workmon are moving the oig
soda fountain for the Butts drug
store. from their former location al
the oorneT OF Second n Central 10
the new quarters az it3 West Cen
trail. the stand recently occupied by
the Combs cafe. The concern ex-
poets 90 be ready for business In the
new stand by the middle Of next week
Mr.. Butts IL well pleased with hts new
location and states that he viii he
better prepared than ever 10 care for
his trade. lie Will be able to arrange
his fountain fixtures TO better adyant-
age and will ave more room for
handling his drug and prescription
trade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
MOOSE MAY NOT
DECIDE SAN SITE
FOR TWELVE MONTHS

Or. W. r. salmon. who went 10
Milwaukee as a delegate from, the
Moose lodge here TO the national
convention. has written a friend here
from Chicago. t'here he IL now visit
ing. regarding the sanitarium pros
pcCt.
DIR. salmon feels convinced that
choice has narrowed down to Albu-
querque. Phoenix and Colorado
Springs. but that Il viii probably be
a ear before a decision is reached,
He says the lodge viii spend more
than a million on the institution u
tentative plans are carried out
Dr. salmon b. n of four widely
known p%hysicians amOng the Moose
who have spent mine months studying
the sanitIrium proposition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
British Admiralty Cancels
Sailing Orders on Liners
Carrying Belgian and
French Citizens.
UNITED ISSUES
NEW D ON EXODUS
Reservists May Leave Ports If
not Armed or in Uniform.
Restrictions off Commerce.
Restriction off Commerce
by British Request.

New York, Aug .s.-The White
star liner olympic. to have cleared
fro mthis port today with British
reserves. was held up indefinitely un-
der receipt o forders from the Brit
ish admiralty. The sailing OF the
Red star liner Vaderland, ON which
1000 Belgian reservists were booked
for a British port, also was delayed.
~ in the case Of the olympic. the
Vadcriand's sailing WA called off by
orders from the admiralty. No 9TH
er explanation was given. Notwith-
standing her name, the Naderiand -
II British boat.
The order to hold the olympic was
received after she had been given
| clearance papers by the customs OFF,
cials and all preparations had been
maed for sailing. Approximately 600
/ persons had engaged passage dpon
her.
The Vaderland has a steerage ca
pacity Of more than 1000. about half
Of which was occupied by Belgian
reservists.
Neither OF the vessels was detained
by custom officials and the post
ponement OF their sailings was due.
Il WAS said. solely To change Ia plans
By the British government. Customs
officials announced today that no at
tempt would be made 90 detaln YES
sells carrying reseEvists.
In addition TO hte olympic and
vaderiand. five other Atlantic
liners announced sailing tor today,
three of them crowded with Teserv-
lists These were the Fabre liner
SAINT ANNA. sailing for Marseilleg
with loo French reservists-re-
ferrcd to by the line as "i.1O0 des-
titute Frenchmcn"-the Columbia OF
the Anchor line. bound for Glasgow,
with her steerage overlooking; the
Europa, sailing for Naples with
1900 Italians and M~ontenegrins In
her steerage. and the first consign-
ment Of mall sent TO Austria and
/ Germany In several days; the White
/ Star liner Adriatic for Liverpool. and
the Atlantic Transport liner Mime
haha for London. The Minnehaha'
used chiefly for freight. had but ~
passengers. All five vessels were
given clearance papers.
The Oiympic's passengers were
transferred to the Adriauc after the
suspension of the Olympic's sailing
was announced.
The Adriatic sailed at noon, The
Minnehaha sailed at the same time.
Two hundred and thirty first cabin
| passengers from the CunRrd line
Steamship Mauretania, which put
Into Halifax after a trip from Eng
land TO avoi dcapture by German
warships. arrived In New York to-
day by train.
The Mauritania Is still at Halifax
and u IL understood that she would
be converted into "A British cruiser
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
SHAMROCK BANKRUPTCY
PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED

r. W. Shambeok, who conducted
the Club saloon and rooming house.
vac discharged in bankruptcy today.
Tho report Of J. A. Miller, the trustee.
was approved by Referee In Bank
ruptcy John w. W Wilson. and Ar.
Miller was discharged.
There werc no dividends tor the
geIeral creditors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
Aag,lssu. G. Paul.

The funeral OF Augustus G. Paul,
whose death occurred here July 7.
wa held az 10 o'clock this morning
In French's chapel Rev. Mr., sehuel-
er. Of the Lutheran church. ofnciRt-
ing. Burial was in Fairview GENE
terry. The deceased YVES a soldier IN
the United States army for some
fourteen years and his death oc-
CURED here while he was en- route
to the government sanatorium al
Fort Bayard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
BIG HOLE IN ROADWAY
FILLED BY STREET DEPT

city workmen today started filling
a hale on Baseias road almos, a
block long. The hole. near Pacific
avenue not far from the MoorS adj
dition. had become filled with stag.
nant water which was beginnins 20
advertise its presence. Dirt wa
hauled from the river bottom for M
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
Infnnt Nayarctse.

Infant Isabelle Navarette, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. ID Navarette.
b2t North Eighth street. die yester-
day Of typhoid. Burial took place in
san Jose cemetery today. following
services hi the crollot chapel at ?
o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

The funeral OF Mrs. Mercedes sal
AGAR. who died az her home. 4s0
West Pacific avenue. last night. aged
~. will be held tomorrow morning.
There will he y service AT the house
al = o'clock, followed by high mass
NJ the Church Of the Sacred Heart
All friends are invited. The burial
will be IN santa Barbara cemetery.
Mrs. Salazar wns hedriddeE with
rheumatism Tor eighteen years. She
was the wife OF Jose salazar. a school
teacher. and a daughter OF Manuel
sniazar y oiero OF Peralta. The fu-
neral arraneements are In the hands
OF Frederick n. Croliott
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

star liner Cedric left Halifax today
with all passengers aboard and
should arrive at New York Monday
morning. This announcement was
made by the White Star line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
THOUSANDS OF BASS FOR
RIO GRANDE CLUB LAKE

Ten thousand bass for stocking the
Rio Grande Gun club lake are eN-
pected 10 arrive here tomorrow
night. The gun club officers plan 10
stock The lake from time "a ume, ana
In a few years II n hoped 10 make
Il a splendid place for fishing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
Join the Ideal Cleaning and
Pressing Club. Rates given.
Phone 504. AIS w. Copper


T. large number Of new designs hi
embroidery have been received a the
Newcomer Art shop. They sre very
pretty and attractive and Will inter-
est all ladies who care for embroid-
oFE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
REsERVISTs WILL NOT BE
DETAINED BY THE 4. /

Washington, Aug. New in
structions To collectors of customs
designed 10 free commerce from all
possible restrictions and siill observe
neutrality weer promulgated today.
Under the new regulations Euro
pean reservists will he allowed to sail
for their home countries " they are
not In uniform. do not carry arms
and 10 as individuals.
These Instructions supersede in
structions recently given without the
knowledge of the treasury by the de-
partment 81 commerce. which affect
cd reservists and ships.
President Wilson today issued "a
proclamation Of neutrality To apply
10 the state ~ war between Austria
Hungary and Russia. II is similar
In terms In those already issued.
Protests from Great Britain were
today given as the reason for the
drastic orders nov reEcinded. Be-
cause OF the absence of Secretary
Rsdheid and the inability TO secure
hnai and expert opinion, representa-
lives of the state aud treasury de-
partments drew up a set OF rules so
risid that the case Of any hip whose
status wa al ali Questionable would
be referred hack To Washington.
This step which held up the clear
anee OF tho GERMAN ship Vaterisnd
filled with reserves for Emperor Will
Jams army. brought forth an Official
Inquiry today from the German en-.
bassy. The status Of the Vateriand
and all other ships OF the oelngerent
powers IL now establlhed By the new
regulations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

GLASGOW. scotland, Aus. ;. i3;2e
.. m.-Today's salinas Of the steam
ships OF the Anchor. Allan and Don
aldson lines weer cancelled about
1000 Americans and Canadians who
booked their passages are left
stranded here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

The infant daughter Of y T.
Clarke. local manager for the Under
wood Typewriter company, died
Wednesday in winslow. ATiz,. where
the parents are visiting,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

Boston. Aug. s.-The Hamburg
American liner Cincinnati arrived In
American waters off Cape Cod NJ 5
a. m. today. according 10 wireless
messages from the steamer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
Clothes cleaned and pressed
at G~rimmer's Ideal Cleanery,
Ais W. Copper. Phone 504.

Phone Q. Red Barn. sii ". copper
Tor nrat-claaa hacka and carriages
W. l. Trimbls . Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
DENVER WOMAN KILLS
HERSELF IN LONDON

} London. Aus. 5. 1880 p. M
, Mrs. James r. Macy OF Denver I
} committed suicide today as a re- I
suit OF n nervous breakdown I
} caused by the privations she had I
, undergone since she was ordered I
, out OF her click bed at Antwerp I
, on Monday. She arrived In Lon I
, don seriously al. She left her I
, mother and child In Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

The infant daughter Of SIR. and
Mrs william Wienke died this morn
ins AZ II o'clock at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. william wisneke. ST., iis
West santa re avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
CHILD NOT TO BLAME

Theodore Roosevelt was seriously
handicapped until about the - of
thirteen. Ncuhcr he nor his parents
realized uatil then that his EYES
WE'RE DEFECTIVE lie snys MY
first PAIR Of glasses literally opened "a
new world iu me
u your child h1'es srhooi Is bchint
in ma classes az lppsr nt.iy 'stupiu
his YES may he at fauli.
n SO. ny careful ~rofraCtion and
right gias=sB We can furnish relief,
and ma bc, open "a new world 20
him
HRtc n done nov, that the eyes
may become accustomed 10 glasses
before hard school work begins.
&. II. CARNES
OPpOMETHiST
Phone s for Appointments.
Opposite Hotel Cunts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER CO,
ii6 4. SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
q. ~. GUNNER. NJ. D.. ID. o..
Osseupathic ~spe,tAiist-

Has returned from a trip 10 Denver
once stern BLDG. Phones sos ana 325
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

Cedric Leaves Halifax.
New York. Aus. s.-The white
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
OUR ANNUAL REDUCTION
ON KODAK FINISHING

We develop n si1e Kodak film
for TOO. Reduction also an Film
Packs ana Printing. Tank Develop
nlcnt, all Modern Methods. CykO
Paper means the Iicst-Gray's guar
a1tecd work-M nlnis received rs
m'pn tn he'd by six O'cio l.. Shall -.
GERS ded.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-12
.M'ALLlSTER AND
 GIBBONS TONIGHT

Skill and science should mark the bout between Mike Gibbons and Bob McAllister at Madison Square Garden, New Y ork, tonight, provided of course that the men live up 10 their past per- formances in the ring.
 With the possible exception of Pack ey Mcfarland, there are. no two better opponents Of the art Of boxing-and it is an art in it's way-than Gibbons aIls1 McAllister- They know every blow in the game--as straight punch, a hook, cross, an uppercut, an sin- side hook, the so-edl1ed corkscrew, a swing and counter.
 There is 1ittfe3 |. to- schoose ebetween Gibbons and McAI11Ster. Gibbons has had more ring experience than the California lad and for that reason he is a Slight favorite And tfis~in the lace of the fact that Glib bons will con- cede about nine pounds to McAllister. Mike will weigh about 153 pounds at the ring side. McAfister will be a tri- ffe under 162 pounds McA1lister is stronger than Gibbons ys ss The way he handled Battling Levin sky a week ago would tend. to show that Mike will have little or no chance with the Californian in the clinches. However, as Gibbons rarely clinches, but stands off and boxes or works in and out during his attack, MeAI1is- ter's advantage in this resp pect is mot likely to be an important factor in the result '