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Sharjbev Jumps Back IN Ring.

But at ssven came another sensa.
tion. Sailor Bharksy. ON his feet. was
running rapidly around the ring look
Ing for place to climb back In. He
pushed excited spectators out Of his
way, scrambled to the platform,
hurled himself headlong through the
ropes as the referee reached Eight"
and without moments hesitation
charged straight across tho ring at
Choynsh. There was q surprise for
that gentleman. He had figured shar-
key knocked out. and here came the
sailor ~ furiously 40 ever. Almost
before he had time to put UP his
hands Sharkey was upon him, furi-
ously eager for revenge.
Another swirl OF nshtins. Choyn-
ski, cool again, determined. crafty
caught Sharkey OF balance In the
arain knocked him through the ropes
With riSht-hander on the Jaw. Thii
tune Sharkey struck tho ho0r, bang
right on top Of his head. Choynsk
watched warily to see II he'd stay
down, and q look more OF WEAKNESS
and annoyance than surprise crossed
his face when the sailor again rar
around the ring, scrambled up. leapst
through the ropes without taking bill
eyes from the ODJoct OF DIS ven
geance, and charged straight across
without even Q glance at the referee
After that Choynski couldn't knocl
the sailor down. He wasn't disheart
ened, but he'd shot his bolt. Ant
Sharkey, wildly anxious. ran at hin
more madly than ever; went into HIN
with fury that sent the lighter maj
careening away. The sailor knew
little boxing and had forgotten wha,
he knew. He just roughed Ant
slammed, and slammed and roughed
until az the end Of tho eishth roun,
came near Choynski was arm and lel
weary and his head was spinning
around like that Of Q man being car
risd over Niagara Falls. He va
rushed on his feet. There was moth
ing TO DO but give tho sailor tho dc
cision. Sharkey had become famou
In q moment.
As for poor Joe. he had to take hi
consolation weeks later, when Sharke
roughed jim Corbett, then champio
OF the world. In the same way, .
that the police stopped the bout hal
8 minute early In the fourth roun
20 savO C0rb6tt tAe humiliatiea Z
boln4 knocked cut
The evening world., 1915-02-27
NATIONAL SPORTING
CLUB Of CUBA HOPES
TO STAGE BIG BATTLE
johnson Appears ln Exhibition
Bout at Inaugural Meeting
Of the Organization. !.

HAVANA, Feb. n-Ths NatisaAi
Sporting Club OF Cuba, which -
tust been organised. hopes 10 staOs ,
fight between johnson and Wll1Ar1
here. the bout to b held sitAss q
the Havana Stadium. the PolitsamA
Theatre, or In . new stadium 70 ~
erected under . concession hs,A by
the dub.
Nothing definite - - tAs pesspssts
win b known, howsver. unt0 the aS-
rival Of JACK Curlsy. pro0otss g ths
proposed johnson willard beue b
Juarss. Msxieo. Curssy, VIE b nsw
on his way 10 Havana flom Juarss. u
expected TO arrive here Monday.
The National sportin6 Club ef Cuoa
held IT, Inaugural boxing msstiAe
last night and johnson Appeared -
an exhibition bout. ~
NEW ORLEANA ys6. H.-Jaak
| Curiey. promoter Of the proposed e0le
between Jack Johnson and JooQ WI.
lard at Juares, Mexico, March 4 oole
here last night ~ had no intsatioA g
trauaferrinG the match 70 HavA0A 3
Curley will sail for Havana to-day
for Q conference with johnson.
L
The evening world., 1915-02-27
Golf Is at q Standstiu
In England, Says Reid

Club At Absscon. N. J. Reid brought
his wife and two children with him.
There are very few psrsons playing
Eolf these days In England" declared
Reid. II was the guest at . dinner
immediately previous to my saillnS
for America and Il was attended By
such men as Harry Vardon. John H.
Taylor and James Braid. and they all
agreed that In the great majority Of
instances something had to bs done
for the average professional ON the
other side.
"As regards any of thsss famous
players visiting this country this year.
the matter is very much In doubt.
None OF those who attended the dinner
said anythins about coming 70 Amsri.
wilfrid Reid stated his intention Of
competing. for the American open
VIII be remsmbsred that at Brookline
two years ago. whom Francis Ouimet
won his signal victory over vardoo
and Ray In the play-off for the title.
Reid stood an excellent chance Of win-
ming the title after the first day, but
failed on the second attempt.
PALM BEACH. "a. vsb. 17-Thcmas
open Eclf chainpaen frc@ Boston. won
n: ~: ,i: 9cet sos h. so:ss ssa n.ds ~ S.y ':: .i
S'y y AZ f.d . hole pS
sftsrnecn round cf - e the bsst seers
'.Acss Ai:s u sniss' ii 1 sosnsr S' ss.,e.., s,..
aud third pslsss With totsis q ~. AIsf
Sss I'D . r; ;s =. .ss e :, sftSs S,.
a0cus,A round whore mloood pVttD oaunoA
The evening world., 1915-02-27
Sharkey Started Win Rush.

A. soon as the fight began Sharkey
rushed. That was the only style OF
lighting he knew. His single strats-
gem was to attack at full speed. like
. destroyer trying to ram torpedo
boat, run his man down and nAtten
him at once with terrific smashing
swing. Sharkey started every night
With ono trick. He Tented with hts
left a. he nan In. then swung his
left, and II It failed to land At once
waS followed with o swinging right
delivered almost instantly after the
left. Sailors had been easy meat for
this attack.
He tried It on Choynski. To his
astonishment Choynski stepped IN the
The evening world., 1915-02-27
FISTIC NEWS
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The evening world., 1915-02-27

Sharkev came to the club that
niEns' accompanied BY band and q
lot Of sailors from the Philadelphia.
He was just out Of the navy. and his
shtpmates were so suro that he could
beat the world that every time be
fought they pooled their wages and
bot every dollar they could get down.
The hght with Choynski was sup
posed, by the wise ones. to provide .
trimming for the sailors. ChoynsN
has fought nearly all over the world.
and had Just returned to San Fran
cisco In triumph after many notable
victories. Sharkey was just rough
sailor. Afterward he fought several
times for the worlds championship.
hut then he was an unknown.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
Nep York Will Be Completely Rid
OF Baseball PLAYERS for Six Weeks

along, but Capt. Huston declares no
has been able 70 hire ono At Havan-
Yes. they stiil have another Of
aoiaL Dr.. Herbert Bell has been o.
ncially appointed n dentist for the
club. but win not 20 South until .
case Of toothachs develops.
Ono OF the missing ball players,
Frank Truesdale, has been located at
last In little town out In Texas. He
wired In to know II he was expected
to go South. He had not received
his contract at all, having changed
his address last October. In some
way his new address was lost or
overlooked, which explains what was
thought to be . peculiar holdout.
True:dale:, feeling very much re-
lieved. viii meet the gang at Sa-
Boone q battle for the Job at sec
An inventor. James Jefferson
Hogan by name. has sent Harry
Hampstead plans and specifica tions
Of q combination Of arm and wrist
straps for pitching arms that have
gone stale. He AYERS that II this ap-
paratus is adopted by the New York
Club the pitching arm Of a big
leaGuer win be made TO last fourteen
or fifteen years longer! Assuming
that 1t will be tried on Mathewson.
that would mako him forty y-nine years
old before no began to show signs Of
weakening. Cy Young pitched twen-
ty.f four years before he had to retire
AZ the age Of forty-four. Think OF
IL, the Invention Of Mr.. James Jeffer-
son Hogan would have had Cy with
US until he was within q few months
Of sixty.
Whether Mr.. Hogan succeeds In his
enterprise or not he can be assured
that the ball players are with him.
A. yet he hasn't doped out anything
that will strengthen the head.
Arnno~ thA old AlnApa vho have
The evening world., 1915-02-27
THRILLING TALES OF THE RIMo-No. g.

J. ... THRILLING TALES OF THE RlMo-M0. 8.
Copyright 1915 By Publishing
BY ROBERT EDGREN.
HIS third in series Of ring thrills
l . bu-necked rishman.
The Jew TALL slim beautifully
OF perfect His decidedly
intellectual showing the unmtakb
NE father famous rabbi
were Of their
who turned his attention nonineectual
his inherited intelligence
pounds above the middleweht
greatest heavyweight champions his
unlimited him. a
the
the custom that time didn't nghting
Ws known BY the given him his birthJoe
The other his
He sailor Ireland ved
his time the United marvel Thsr.
no limit to his bulike strength His legs neck hands
feet 1aw- wonderfully rinr Ana FOR
such block asonhngy fun of
dunce He had the strength Of gorilla sorias
He without or
yet lacking entirely in the quick
which Choynk fighter conditions of
losing Sharksy fought es hi bun
and his Choynsk fought BRAIN backed by
two excitad .r.h
old Club to the outer
The evening world., 1915-02-27
Leach Cross Says That He'll Eitht
Dundee q Soon a His Nose Is Well

Leach Cross brought bis dswn for Inspection yesterday
sftsrnoon. II . largo rsA leskins bose.
"SssS said Leachis when touch slnsst isn burs
Il 10 sbscesS"
~T1l Aght Dundee WELL they wsnt ~
thnk Dundee The best nshweght IN he ws welsh wsnt fight
hin. Look 1t h record Hes beaten svssybsdyshssa RteA
Mandot-a those fellows And whes beaten Ani He's graaA
little fellow, and dont IKE Gght lin becasss IKE hn but
10 says, Ys business 10 what's ths diasrenesi
know how sssA hs H. bat fellow VIII experience dssslt
afraid fight anybody There sthes T enjsy fight
with nors dsAgs AsAt aaA bslsvs hu
up wsud have g for Aghng hin. That asst
than hs hsps As win b gosA next tina bssass
you hnew, issw Ashs IKE Johnny hs sasAt 81
something for ~
The evening world., 1915-02-27
BELMONT PARK TO HAVE
LADIES FAY" THIS YEAR.

For the first time In me history Of
racing on the local tracks under the
Jurisdiction Of The Jockey Club.
women, when accompanied by Q male
escort, will be admitted free TO tho
grand stand at the Belmont Park
course on every Monday afternoon.
This marks an innovation In race
track management In this State. II
follows q policy long In vogue on
Southern race tracks, policy that
has assisted materially In making
racing popular in that section Of the
country.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
Ce.ifrey scores osiek X. o.

A quick knockout was scored BY
Frankie Conifrey Of Yorkv1lls at . sps-
ciai show held by tho Union Settlement
A. c. last night Jimmy Duffy Of the
boxers had received their Instructions
from the referee and at the bell had come
together and shaken hands, both stsppe1
back, when suddenly Conlfrsy swunS Q
hssS bSSv r'xns .s. wsisn ssnn 'sSd:S S,;. E: oS
kespsrs watch REGISTERED just IN sSe-
onAA WAan ~ bone ooguinAaaA.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
STANDING OF PLAYERS
IN BILLIARD LEAGUE.

Harry Lenny Defeats DOhsn.
Harry Lenny Of Baltimore defeated
Johnny Dohan at the Vanderbilt A. g.
In Drooilyn last night Lsany haA the
Sseesg g tAs nlllias - neasay svssy
The evening world., 1915-02-27

Bill Donovan claims to carry the
prize line of assorted liniments. Al.
ready enough liniment piuggers have
been around to furnish sample bottles
amounting to nine quarts Of fluid
that is guaranteed to cure anything
from charley horse to rheumatic
gout. Bill says he will try thsm all
on Duke" Farrell. the veteran coach.
before taking a chance with his
Youngsters.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
Famous Player Arrives Here TO
Take a Position az Protss'
sionaI at SeaMew Club, and
viii Compete for American
Open Championship.

- OLE IL At q standstili In England
II according to Wilfrid Reid. tine
famous British player. who has
Just arrived here to take . position
an professional OF the seavisw Coli
The evening world., 1915-02-27
All Arrangements Made for the
Openings of the Giants
and the Yankees.

gone with the Giants to get in shape
for a possible job with some league
are Arthur Devlin and Cy Seymour.
Both OF these heroes of the yester-
year were on championship teams ana
will be given all the privileges OF the
youngster whose idea Is Just begin
ming to shoot.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
CH0YNSKI thought He HAD
SAARKEY KNOCKED OUT, BUT
| TOM CAME BACK FOR more

'he Sailor, Then Unknown to Ring
Fans, Twice Sent Through Ropes
in Bout at San Francisco, but Bull
dog Tactics Enabled Him to Tire
Out the Clever Hebrew and Earn
Him the Decision at End of Eight
Rounds
The evening world., 1915-02-27

Among the old timers who have
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-04

o. T.. Johnson. Jr. and Joseph Gruss.
Jr, Receivers in the above entitled
matter have filed in this Court their
final account and petition for distri-
button of the moneys remaining In
their hands to the creditors of said
corporation. insolvent. and that Mon
1000 o'clock a. m. of said day at the
Court Room of said Court. at the
Town of Tonopah, Nye County Ne
vada, has been fixed by said Court
as the time and place for the hearing
of the same. and all persons inter-
ested in the said matter are notified
then and there to appear and show
cause why said account should not be
allowed and settled and said petition
granted as prayed for
Dated April 26th 1915.
(SeaD ROBERT G. POHL, Clerk.
BY LOWELL DANIELS. Deputy Clerk.
First publication April 27. 1915.
Last publication May 4, 1915 u
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-04
ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO. 3.
Cash BOY Consolidated Mining Com
pany.

Location of principal place OF bust
ness, Carson City. Nevada.
Location of mine and works. Tono-
pah, Nye county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held on the 18th day of April. 1915
an assessment of 1 cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, to the sec
rotary, at the branch office of the
company, Tonopah, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day of May, 1915, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
tion. and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on Saturday. June
nth. 1915. TO pay the delinquent as
sessment together with the cost OF
advertising and expense of sale.
BY order of Board OF Directors.
II. II. MEAD, Sec'y,
Tonopah Nevada.
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MANHATTAN EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
,snecinl TO the Bonanza.l

tSpecInI 10 The BOnanza.l
MANHATTAN, Ney., May 3.-At
meeting of the stockholders of the
Manhattan Commercial company held
a few days ago it was resolved to
Immediately commence the remodel
ing of their place of business. New
flooring, paneled beaver board walls
and ceiling, and up to date aces.
sories will be put in The manage
ment is evidently not alarmed over
the present depression and exhibits
faith IN the ultimate prosperity OF
the camp that is commendable.
County Treasurer Franklin spent a
couple of days in town last week,
extending the glad pit 10 his for
mer townspeople The genial Ben
Is always welcome visitor, and IS
vcslly so to the gentle sex.
Hugh I. Thomas, travelling inspec-
tor Of the Utah, Nevada and Idano
Telephone company with headquar-
ters at Salt Lake, spent couple of
days In town last week
Dr. Crane of Tonopah arrived in
town the first of the week TO take
charge Of the practice Of pr Nc
Intyre during the absence Of the lat
ter IN the east.
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W. j. Moran. civil engineer of To-
nopah, through the storm was VIC
tim of mastery inactivity here.
9. A. Richards, formerly of Man
haitian and now resident of Reno,
was warmly greeted by his many
friends here this week.
w. NJ Veith, president, and G. A..
Southworth, secretary of the Man
haitian Mercantile company, respec-
lively, motored over from Tonopah
Sunday to attend the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the com
pany
Sam Chase. who has a lease on the
April Feol claim. opened up, few
days ago fine body of picture
rock that will put him on easy street
and give him a trip to the zone.
The Little Grey Mining company's
ore dump is daily being augmented
with rock Of good values and enough
already in sight to keep the hoist
working for months to come.
The Manhattan baseball club has
arranged match with Tonopah fire
laddies. 10 be played at the latter
place on May 2Sd
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IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COZ IN OF THE STATE OF Me-
NADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
Of NNE
In the Matter OF the Receivership
Of Johnnie Mining & Milling Com
pany, a Corporation, lnsolvent
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-31
STATE BOARD WILL
MEET e ON BUSINESS

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 30.-The state
board of education, consisting of Gov
Harris, Superintendent M. L. Britain
A. HI. Moon, G. R. Glenn, w. E. Steel
and Fl. J. Woofter, will meet in spec
ials session Monday morning to form
ally designate an official of each coun-
ty board, in whose name the special
prompt pay warrants to be issued I'M
der the new law shall be drawn.
Under the new law this formal action
must be taken before the governor may
draw the warrants and under the ar
rangements as made the county super
intendent or treasurer of the board in
each instance will be designated. Fol-
lowing this action the warrants bring
ing the 1915 payment of teachers up to
October 1 will very probably be sent
out from Superintendt Brittain's Office
Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-31
COMMITTEE WILL ACT
FOR NATIONAL CEMETERY

Interest in the Identification and
adding to the attractiyeness of the
National Cemetery at Andersonvillle
has been accelerated by the Americas
and Sumter County Chamber of Com
merce.
This body has named committee
composed of Ben Easterlin, of Ander-
sonvllle, Chairman; J. w. Hightower.
D. F. Davenport, w. C. Carter. Arthur
Rylander and Secretary Manager Hy-
man, to take the matter up to the ma
tional government in an effort to Sc
cure permission for automobiles to
pass the cemetery at a slow speed
This committee will Join in the
movement to make an attractive park
IL front of the cemetery. This is one
Of the most interesting places of inter-
est in the South, and forms efature
Ct the Dixie Highway.
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SEPTEMBER MORN COMING TO
THE OPERA HOUSE NEXT WEEK

One of the seasons biggest hits. The
musical comedy sensation or rather
intoxication, September Morn" which
enjoyed such an Intensely successful
run at the LaSalle Opera House, Chi
cago, comes to the opera House Sat
urday, Nov. 9Th, for an engagement of
two performances, matinee and night
The cast includes Carl George, 10 Tay-
lor, Mabel Latin, Curt Vance and an
unusually pretty chorus of dancing
and singing girls, charmingly gown
ed who fit into the scenic framing
beautifully. LIE Comte and FlesheT
lave given this their greatest must
cal effort-an expensive and elaborate
production. resulting in triumph
complete. The X-Ray Futurist Twirl
and other Tango ideas in sensational
dancing are among the lively and joy
Gus Turkey-trot effects.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-31
SAVANNAH COTTON EXCHANGE
ELIMINATES PART REPORTS

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 30-Because
the classification of Liverpool and
Bremen do not come up to the stand
ards adopted by the federal govern
ment some time ago, the free-on- board
cotton quotations will be eliminated in
the Cotton Exchange on November 2
Prices, tone and sales in this depart
ment have for some time been posted
daily at 3 o'clock. The sales will be
reported daily by the brokers, but will
automatically be come parcel of the
current business handled through the
spot division.
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Christian Science Church.

Usual services this morning at IL
O'Clock, and prayer services on We'd
nesday evening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-31
FOOTBALL RESULTS

AS the Turkey Day games approach
much interest is centered in the elm
nation contests in Southern football
The results of Saturday games are:
At Atlanta: Tech %, North Caro-
lima 3.
At Atlanta: Tech High 40, G. M. A. 3
At Athens: G. NJ c., IS, Riverside Z
At Louisville: Louisville %, Rose
Poly 6.
At Charlottesville: Virginia "A, V.
M I. 0.
At Macon: First half; Mercer Z,
Howard Z.
At New Orleans: Tulane 6, Missis-
sippi 7.
At Gainesville: Florida As, South
ern 0.
At Lexington: Kentucky State 81,
Cincinnati 6.
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CASE CONTINUES
into NEXT WEEK

MACON, Ca, Oct. 30.-The federal
court in session in Macon and trying
the case of the United States VS.. M
NJ Lowery was adjourned late Satur-
day afternoon by Judge Lambdin un-
til Monday morning at 9:15 o'clock.
At one time it was thought that the
case might be sent to the jury late
Saturday night, but the Illness of a
second juror caused the case to go over
until next week.
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Church SERVICES
Calvary Church.

Holy Communion at 1880 A. NJ This
will be the Corporate Communion CT
Chapter E of the Church Building So
ciety. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon
at 11:00 A. M.
Evening Prayer at 1880 P. NJ.
Monday, November list, being the
Feast of All Saints, there will be eel
ebration of the Holy Communion at II
A NJ
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WILSON NAMES
BOY TR|P[ET5,
SENDS MONEY

NATION, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-President
Wilson has provided names for triplets
born to Mr. AMI Mrs. Albert Wood
worth, living southeast Of NATION,
just across the Cumberland county
line. The names are William, Wood
row and Wilson.
The presidents letter was received
Thursday In it he expresses hope
the triplets will always be source of
joy and pride to their parents and that
they will grow up to be men who will
be a. honor not only to their father
and mother, but to the nation.
The president sent to each triplet a
check for $25 and intimated that later
he would contribute $500 towards their
education.
The triplets were born two months
ago. They weighed IS pounds at birth.