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The evening world., 1915-02-17
New Jersey May Soon Have .
Boxing Law a. Favorable to
the Spert a. New Yorks
Frawtsy Law.


Trs likely that New Jersey win
soon have . boring NV a. favor.
able TO the sport a.. the Frawisy
Law In this state. The BIN intro
tscsd by Mr.. jacob J. Singer Of the
New Jersey Assembly provides for
"A state Athletic Commisslonsr." to
bs appolntsA By the Governor. VINO 10
10 receive . salary Of e2.soo . year.
Tho powers Of the single official
will be quite a. sweeping - the
powers Of New York's three. ~ he
will have charge OF all boxing
matches and els empowered TO iicsnss
any person. club. association or cor
Dosation to hold boxing and sparring
exhibitions and mstohss." To mako
the commissionsr's position entirely
secure the btl provides that The
sah Commissioners may withhold
such permit or may for cause revoke
any license heretofore granted By
him"
\ limit OF ten rounds IL set, and
gloves must weigh not less than eight
ounces. Any club holding . "sham
or fake boxing match" forfslts IL
license.
The State 10 TO take q tax OF 5 Der
csnt. Of the gross receipts. delivered
within forty eight hours. The Com
missioner 70 empowered to employ not
more than two clerical assistants."
- q a. A.
y; :iassr i:.,. quit. oenaa...
that it VII pass.
EUNNY how figures get twisted
when sent by cable. Typswrit.
ten "cabiss" Displayed In this
city credited the Havana promoter
With being 20 exceedingly gsnsroua
- to olfer Young Ahcarn and Willie
Lewis each 5000 for boxing IN Cuba
eed ancther thousand dollars-A msrG
dstail--eor "sxpensss." Just as W
sAeuid s. examined for symptoms q
eaiarsenssnt Of the heart, wo lear
elom Havana that the two formsI
stable mates didn't get $1,000 each, OF
thousand for expenses, but 0i,OO(
each and e3ee Tor expenses.
the uewspAper Tournament q,
Doyis's yesterday We lost Q pool
game to Mr.. 0id Mercer. This IL {
case In which the editorial I'VE" ietl
~ down easy. without wishing u
prolucs an allbt. like some OF th,
ethsrs who failed 10 run the wtnnins
scores, We ask bow any plata, ordin.
aSy citizen can b. expocted 10 corr,
pste against q baseball sharp who's,
Whole life = devoted TO etudyinr
curves and breaks, and who {raveL
srsuna with . lot OF baseball player,
wAo have nothing TO do on rainy DAY,
BIT a&or1 him poel practice. W,
1oast waAt 70 keock Mercer, but ~,
sent help rsaarkinf right here ina
N the Wy ~ got S1ght out IN fron
e - IN the drst frame and galiope,
- late the dim distance beforo N
seeh ee!lset cur prscsnos oe min,
anA gst started. nhs had waited an,
etaysd behind long enough We mi9h
havo shoWn him something abou
ohying Deol. H. remarked after III
0oUD that 2s never OaW any one han
IL . eue IN exactly our fashion be
1ugA He eAAA u had taught his
oUDolhlne. In the future he win knoy
~ WAaS migtalsss TO avoid. 20 vi
~ We GAould have avoided draWtu
~. MegeeH'e name out Of the hat.
The evening world., 1915-02-17
Moers 0vspcomes Han aioap.

Although Kid Burns hac an advantage
Of over fifteen pounds on Bobby Moore.
another west side fighter. he nsvsrths-
less was defeated in their ten-round
scrap at the Brown Gymnasium A. A.
last night. Moore was entirely too fast
and clever for Burns and he scored so
labs that Burns was pretty well mussed
up when he left the ring. The weights
were: Moore, i36 Ia. and Burns. iS2
pounds. In the semi final Joe Tisrnsy
Of Elisabeth won from Jerome Spider
The evening world., 1915-02-17

- peay ia NaneeIIe. WAsef Cesas
CsssS Yss. ussA 'cErS-u.s
ssy sn1 svsry ssrn or eaiious without fall.
harnesses. corn swelling saives. Irritating
elatnents. It's applied In 3 ssoonds--
bins. bing--s drops. the work 70 done. the
saS the corn leaves fossvsri An the
ksssts core. the erucifisien OF having to
ssss.r oe soss s' s.,:ss sIom .Sns ,s.% a.:
bleed ~ vstng knives. rssors ana scissors
--sSs gons ~ last' "oEre.Ir' u the asv
vsy. tie sure. simpis. painless way. Try
u for ecvns. eA1boueee. warts and bunions.
ssoDrs.Ir' = sele by drusgssts every.
Seoes, 1bcL bettle, ~ sent direct ~ =
The evening world., 1915-02-17

Dutch Brandt wins Hastily.
OT. LOUIS. Feb. i7.-Dutoh Brandt.
the Brooklyn bAntamwsisht. dsoisivsiy
dsssatsA Jsbss white Of Albany, N. r..
IN their eight -round contest last night,
ssissi w sSta NV =, WAitA "
The evening world., 1915-02-17

Dick Rudolph y anxious to start for
H.cSr co. a. S;m sy q 1uI Sst :Sys Ssv !; mum % 2.
oan md some other respeuStble per-
son TO roll the baby carriage.
The evening world., 1915-02-17

The Arst squad Of Giant recruit
leaves for Texas Tomorrow and tn,
main crew starts . week later. Un
iess Me0raM hurries through witt
that goif course In Cuba he may no
be on hand to see the start. The
first trip with the rockies 10 usual,
Macs" best fun Of tho year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
AMERICANS VIEW CORONATION
Ruler Of Japan Crowned Amid Scenes
CT Gorgeous Spiendor.

Kioto-For the first time In history
the people OF Japan and representa-
tives of the people OF foreign lands
were present at the coronation OF n
Mikado. when Yoshihto, son OF Nut.
suhito. acccded to the throne Of Nip
pom. Emperor Yoshohito. in com
memoration Of the coronation, be
slowed decorations on the ambassa
dors and ministers to Japan-with the
exception OF tho American and Swiss
representatives, who are prevented By
the laws OF their countries from ac.
cepting such decorations. In view OF
this fact tho Emperor presented to
Mrs. Guthrie golden lacquer box.
On account OF lack OF sufficient
space 1t was necessary to abandon tho
plan OF inviting the suites OF the
American and other diplomatic repre-.
scntativcs They attended the second
coronation ceremony, IN Shishiiden
hall
The United States cruiser Saratoga,
flagship OF the Asiatic fleet. arrived
nt Kobe and gave the salute.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Youth Shot A. He Tails to Girl.

Fort Collins. Colo.-StcDping off the
porch at the home OF Miss Lura
street. aged IS years, about 10 O'Clock
Thursday night to investigate a noise
which the girl had heard by the side
OF the house. Walter Willie, aged ~
years, was shot IN the stomach and
through the left arm. Willie had Just
returned home from church with Miss
Street. A charge OF buckshot entered
the young mans stomach and arm.
Residents who heard the report OF the
gun say that only ono shot was fired
Tho sheriff and police officers visited
tho shack occupied by Thomas Wat
ton. 60 years old, parolei from the
state penitentiary while under a san.
tence imposed two and one.half years
ago on the charge OF having commit.
ted a statutory offense against Miss
Street. They found Walton feignins
sleep. they assert. and arrested him.
Walton was paroled three weeks az,
Walton has been paying attention TO
Miss Street daily since his parole. and
10 said to have made threats anu
offered insults to her because OF the
attentions young Willie was paying
her.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Bonanza Ore In Boulder Mine.

Boulder. Colo.-The biggest mining
bonanza struck in Boulder county In
many years. not excepting even the
recent rich discoveries OF tungsten, 10
the lease OF Thomas Mohr and J. A.
Wasson on the Alice mine Mt james
town. They have seven men at work
on the lease and are turning out daily
ton to fifteen tons OF ore that Is bring.
Ing not less than 500 ton. The
further they 10 down on the vein the
better the ore gets. 1t contains COP.
per. lead and zinc as we'll as gold.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Carran4a Offers Peace for villa,

Nogales, Ariz., Nov. ir.--Thc loca
tion and intentions OF Gen. Francisco
villa are somewhat OF mystery here
One rumor from sources usually vel
Informed was to the effect that Wills
had received an offer OF peace term,
from secret agents OF Gen. Cnrranza
An answer. II was said. was to b,
made by villa at Nognlos, Sonora, op
pos!to here. on Nov 10. During tho
interim, according to this report thcr,
was to be no fighting between tn.
two factions
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Mexican shall XIII. -Four Americana,

Naco. Ariz. Francisco villa
reached here Thursday with 5000 Of
tho army defeated By tho Carranza
forces at Aqua Prieta and told Amer
lean army officers that DR.. II. II.
Thighcn. chief surgeon OF the
Cananca Consolidated Copper Com.
pany. his assistant. DR.. Miller. and
two American chauffsurs. J. D. Py.
liant and A. l.. Wilson. had been killed
by Gales fire in front OF Aqua PrietA
They were succoring wounded at the
time and shot down while under Q
Red Cross flag
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
She Knew,

Olive. four years old. went for n
walk with her father one June morn
ing. Hearing = bird singing by the
Roadside, sic stopped to admire his
beautiful black and white coat
bobolinlt'"
How do you know it's n bobolink?'
asked her father.
Cause ! stinctly heard It bob
BILE" was the reply.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
ITALIAN STEAMER TORPEDOED
AND SENT TO BOTTOM
WOMEN AND Chill
DREN ABOARD.
CREEK CHAMBER QUITS
ALLIES LAND 100000 SOLDIERS
AT SAlONiki TO ASSIST
THE sERslANs.


Rome Nov. 10.-The Italian liner
Ancona has been sunk by large
submarine flying the Austrian colors.
She carried 422 passengers, and 100
in the crew. Two hundred and sew
enty survivors, some OF them wound
ed. have been landed at Bizerta.
The Ancona sailed from New York
for Naples Oct. II. She had on board
l,245 Italian reservists and a general
cargo. She arrived at Naples Oct. 20
and was due to sail from Naples for
New York The Ancona was built at
Belfast in 1908. She had gross ton
mage of S,21O; was 4S2 feet in length
and 5S feet beam.
For several months before ltaly's
entrance in the war the Ancona was
engaged IN carrying home Italian re-
servists from this country and sup
plies for the Italian government. On
one OF her trips from New York to
Naples late in August last year the
Ancona was stopped by the British at
Gibraltar and twenty-iour Germans
ship. Late last summer the Ancona
left here for Italy with 10000 bush.
els of wheat, 1000 tons of hay and
500 horses for the Italian govern
ment. On the same voyage she car
ried 800 Italians who went back be-
cause it was said at the time they
could not get work in the New York
subway.
When the Ancona left New York or
her last voyage on Oct. II she was
In command of Captain Pietro Mas
sardo. All OF her officers, engine
room force and members Of the crew
were Italians who shipped from Italy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the sinking
Of the Ancona caused sensation
here, as 1t was regarded as foreshad
owing new controversy between the
United States and Austria similar to
the critical dispute with Germany
that followed the torpe doing OF the
Lusitania. Before making any com
ment, however, officials awaited in
formation on two whethAr the
vessel was torpedoed without warn
ing. and whether any Americans were
among the victims
Should 1t develop that the Ancon'
was warned and ignored 1t and at
tempted to escape the rules of nava
warfare, according to the Washington
governments view, justified the us'
OF force.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Berlin. a:
quoted by the correspondent at Copen
hagen of the Exchange Telegraph
Company, say that the allies ALREADY
have landed 100000 men at Saloniki
A decree dissolving the Greel
Chamber will be published,
The Bulgarians have extended thei
grip on the Belgrade Saloniki railwa!
north and south OF Nish. and have oc
cupied Leskovac, south OF the cap
tured capital, and Aleksinao to th'
north.
Great Britain is facing a crisis II
India. Revolts and urrisings ar
causing British power to totter. an,
Japan may send troops 10 crush th
rebellions and uphold the power o
England In the East.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Iona Known,

Father" said the minister's son,
my teacher says that collect and
'consrcsate' mean the same thing DO
they
Perhaps they do, my SON" said tho
vnnernbl. Clergyman; but you may
tell your teacher that there IN n vas,
difference between II congregation and
n collection -Chrisiiln Rcgistcr,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
One Year More.

WY but Percy has grown to be
big boy. How tall nr" you, Percy"
Just ar inch short of being abl. TO
wear fathers tennis trousers, but
they'll be all right next summer. -
*cw York World.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
In the Swim.

"Your daughter Is studying art, /
hear. Is she making any progress
"Oh, yes. ST., has been invited to
the annual frolic of the illustrators
and has . bid to the Ar, Students
loagur costume pprty."
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Quite Riuht.

what do you understand by the
phrase a liberal education? asked
the professor when the freshman class
in economics had assembled.
when the governor comes through
with plenty of spending money" re-.
piled the first youth called upon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
indIaos Shoot Justice Of Peace.

Vernal. Utah.-George II. Bartlett.
Justice OF tho peace at Whltcrocks,
near here. was shot and dangerously
wounded by two Indians. whose re.
guest for food he had denied
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Arthur coppei Heads Rio or.nds

Now York.-Arthur Coppcl was
elected president OF the Denver 4 Rio
Grando railway, Kingdom Gould, vice
president, and F.. c. Jeffery. chairman
OF the board. at tho meeting OF the
rond's directors.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Porter Win. First Choice Of Lands.

Minot. n. D.-Charles X. Porter Of
Anoks. MINI. won the right OF first
choice OF n l50.acrc tract OF land from
the 700 homosteads to be opened to
entry next May, at the Fort Berthold
land drawing here.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Sorry He Smoke.

He during family quarrcD-- sup.
pose some idiot proposed to you before
did
Sh. No when you did.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
Mexican eandits Raid U. s. Ran

Brownsville. Tex.-Twenty.five Mex.
leans raided the ranch OF Adrian Ra.
m!rez eight miles northwest Of
Brownsville. confiscatlng n quantity OF
guns. ammunition. saddles and cloth.
Ing and threatening TO kill Ramirez
unless he gave them money.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11

To he n satisfactory hhncs n man
should b" all heart but to be a salts.
factory husband he should be all
poCk"tbook.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
ia Nature.

"Th. new nurse asked us cxtortIon
ate wages"
We'll, hers is q hold.up Job"
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11
A. the TwIo IL Bent.

Hllls-Whnt line does your son
take to?
Mills - Contracts. Debts For
dad to pay'-Judg..
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11

The dlnoran. between ignorance
and Innocence IN n woman In that ono
OF the other In genuine.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11

a woman's idea OF doing charity
york IN TO get her male acquain,nncos
10 furnish the money.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11

The small boy who refuses n piece
N pie at dinner when he sons that the
supply IL running short IL true hero
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11

Makes IN. laundrra. hnppy-,hnts Rcd
Cros. Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
white clothes. All good aoccrs. Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-11

write Murine ~" Wenrdv Co.,, Chicago
iyf illustrated Book Df tbs Ey. Ffss.
The sun., 1915-06-27
STATE TAX URGED FOR
HUDSON STEAMBOATS,
Justice Howard Advocates Con-
stitutiOnal Change to Aid
Property Owners.

ALBANY, Juns 26.-Supremo Court
Justice Wesley o. Howard has written
letter TO Wills l.. lIeaton. former Sur
rogate or Rensselaer, county, suggesting
that the Constitution be y" amended as
20 provide for tho impc sition OF a tax
on the steamboat lines OF the Hudson
River between New York and Albany
and other points on tho river.
The direct tax Of tl9,O0O,000 Just
levied could well have been borne by
these steamboat lines, Justice Howard
urges. while II is "A tremendous blow to
property owners already heavily taxed.
Justice Howard writes:
MANY propositions have been pre-
scented 20 the constitutional convention
for consideration, but the subject Of tax
alton IL the one supreme question. as I
view II, which the convention should
consider. Some method should be de-
Vised to relieve those who are loaded
beyond their strength by oppressive
taxes. This constant and growing bur
den. which rests heavy on the backs OF
many, should be shifted ny some device
90 the shoulders OF those who will lie
unconscious that they are carrying any
burden. 4 clause should be inserted in
the Constitution which will permit the
Legislature TO work out a scheme
whereby this great reform can be accom-
plished.
Instead OF levylng direct tax of
'l9,oo0,oCp on the landed property OF
the State IL would have been woll II the
Legislature could have taxed the traffic
OF the Hudson River The wight 10 navi-
rate this great highway and the other
water highways of the State is of in-
mense value, All sorts Of rights and
franchises are taxed and yet this great
tight goes untaxed The navigation
companies carry thousands Of tons of
freight on the Hudson Rive ana convey
multitude or passengers up and down
its length, hut they pay nothing for the
right. " the nrtvileee ~ driving q 800
outonlobiie on a country road should he
tcxed. surely tho privilege OF propellipg
a 100000 steamboat on the Hudson
River should be taxed"
The sun., 1915-06-27
Dime ON the Loggia

Where the air is rereshngy cool and you are far away
from the din of the streets The choicest of food dantl
serVed-generous portions at moderate prizes. Ia Cart
service or Afternoon 1eagentleInen may smoke they
care to. E,pr.,. r,,ys,,r a,,h s,,.., .,,,.,c.
The sun., 1915-06-27

lures a commodity is ready to say
I'VE Guarantee" until the word has
lost its power.
We have tried in this store for
over 81 years to live up to the spirit
Of this word without juggling with
the letter.
If you ever buy an article here
that does not prove satisfactory this
store stands ready to refund money,
The sun., 1915-06-27

The tuying here has been OF excellent
quality. Men of great wealth have been
anxious to get at present prices the
American railway and Industrial bonds
held In Europe. Bond men said yester-
fay, however, that the bond market.
though conditions were fundamentally
sound. was tired. Attractive bonds
could be sold, but the buyer was the
governing factor M to price.
The prices OF railway issues Of gilt
edged character sold by London In the
past week showed only a moderate and
not1snnatural recession from the closing
of the previous week. The prominent
Atchison issues have los; 10 more than
= of point and some have gained
u or II. Heavy selling OF Central Pa
cific first As brought only y decline
and Burlington - dropped only H. The
Pennsylvania issues lost not more than
u point, with some issues gaining
slightly. The Union, southern and
Northern Pacific underlying issues
showed about the same declres with tho
exception of one issue IN each road,
which declined about !. points.
These declines were looked upon by
bond men as by no means a sign OF un-
healthy underlying conditions In the bond
market. They were accepted. however.
as indications that there was no aggre -
e've demand for bonds.
The sun., 1915-06-27

The above illustration will give
you an idea Of this compact
little case SO convenient for
the traveller.
The moderate price quoted was
brought about by an cXcep-
tionally large Cash purchase:
the standard price Of a Case
Of this kind being 5000.
Made Of fine Black Morocco leather:
Workmanship of the very best;
all silk Innings. in assorted colors.
Ten fine white fittings and steel
scissors-Mirror. Comb. Brush,
Taleum Holder, Tooth Brush and
Tooth Powder Holder. Buffer with
shield, Soap Box. Scissors, File
and Button Hook.
Folds up smaller than any other
case with the same number of
fittings. Usually called "Lin-
CUISINE Case" and are indis-
pensable to the Traveller.
Macy's-Main Floor. 3Ath ~.
The sun., 1915-06-27

Before you Macys Our Public Service Bureau may
add pleasure without adding to the cost Or
NAV plan shorter less expensive trip with more 70
Whatever plan do this Summer the Public service
Bureau and willing without cost and without price,
The sun., 1915-06-27

Dresses at $l5.74
(In Taffeta and in Crepe
&c Chine.)
A trihe military in style,
with white kid silver braided
belt, and silver buttons. Clus-
tiers of accordion pleats al
ternating with wide box
pleats form the bodice
and skirt; collar and vestee
are of white Georgette crepe.
Macv's-ThSvA
The sun., 1915-06-27

reasonable way.
Further, Macy's advertising is our
word to you that we will make good
at all times any statement appearing
under our name in an advertisement.
We do not make much ado about
the word guarantee" but we are con-
scientiously devoted to the principle OF
money cheerfully refunded"
This is our idea of guaranteed
The sun., 1915-06-27
M\@{]||Y;;'?5;;!|:;:::; q {: 2 s: ): ).
IL IA Ia Herald Square, - Bdway. 3thto Ssh s.

The Most Abused Word in the Dictionary
Everybody who con- replace replace mschs wn m
The sun., 1915-06-27
Vacation Deliveries

Include shopping Mays plans for this vacation Wherever
either efficient Delivery System Mail Order Department will
bring the savings this store alone provides And regular de-
eeeS 70 nearby resorts form on part OF our summer a sta
the trouble Of coming to the city at all.
The sun., 1915-06-27
Attractive Savings ON
Sanitary Summer Rugs

In need Of Summer rug? See our fine display of the
Crex rugs japanese imported and domestic
rag ute rugs Belgian rush and ShlVan art rugs!
Note These Unusual Prices on "Crex" Rugs
The usual Macy prices on prces-comng at the very
these popular prairie rugs you need Summer
range from SO 1Oo less than rgsw be Of exceptional
elsewhere so these special interest.
All this season. and the patterns and
coors may be matched in the various sizes.
There usual band border Crecian border and scroll
border patterns and plain shades in addition and several
designs that be had only Macys in New York.
Representative
The sun., 1915-06-27
Fibre Rush
Furniture

Comfortable, roo my
pieces; some with roll
arms. others with uphol.
stored seats and backs; in
rich brown and other
colors.
Arm Chair, $8.24:
Rocker to match. $8.67:
Seitee to match. $l3.4o:
Arm Chair. $7.24:
Rocker to match. $40:
.Settee to match. $l2.7;
Rocker, with seat and back
upholstered in cretonne.
$ll.A:
Arm Chair to match,$l0.89
The sun., 1915-06-27

Macy's Furn,ture Dep,.-si1th Floor.
The sun., 1915-06-27
Charming Willow Suites

In forest green. tango brown. cream or frosted
brown enamel. or in any finish desired. The
identical pieces offered last week by reputable
store at reduced" prices that were almost double
these ereryday Macy prices.
Five-piece Suite. consisting Of SeAce at 1914;
Ann Chair $474. with pocket $674; Rocker $567.
with pocket $724.
Three-piece Suite with large roll arms and fare
backs: SeHee at $2l24; Ann Chair $l0.4o;
Rocker $l089.
MacH,a Dent
The sun., 1915-06-27
Chinese Grass
Furniture .

Woven Of braided Chi.
nese sea grass that holds
its pliability. reinforced
with strong. elastic cane
and rattan. Cool, sprinsy
and comfortable.
Rockers. $6.67 and $3.50;
Chairs. $6.24 and $8.24;
Setlees. $l2.A. $3.50 and
$l574; Tables Of oblons
shape. with woven grass
top and shelf base. $7.24:
Cake Stands. four plates,
&.34.