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viii Fight for 45 Rounds
for the Championship in
March.
JOHNSON TO GET $4,000
, JESS WILLARD HAS ALREADY
), STARTED TO HIS TRAINING
QUARTERS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Jack John.
son and Jess Willard will meet in a
forty-fve-round bout for the heavy
at JuareG. Mexico, on Saturday,
March 6 next.
Final arrangements to this effect
were made after other bids we're re.
Jected from Havana, Cuba, and Tia
2tuana, Mexico.
Johnson has been guaranteed $780,
600. win, lose or draw, while Willard
has been assured a minimum of $751;
900 and may receive a much larger
sum by sharing interests in the affair
with Jack Curley, the chief promoter
and his associates.
Other offers to stage the bout came
from Billy Gibson, OF this city. rep
rssenting a syndicate that was desir-
Gus of bringing the bout to Havana,
Cuba, and Jim Coffroth. the Califor-
mia promoter, who wished to have it
held near Tiajuana, Mexico.
49, Arena In Race Track.
a Curley and the other men inter.
sested believed, however, that the as
surance Of financial backing and con-
cessions made by the Mexican off.
y NA6Ao aAd SCfG1dI DuSlleSS lleH il
Ell Paso, Texas, for the Juarez propo.
sition promised better results. The
bout will take place in the JuarcS
race track, and the management of
-the race track promised suspension
OF racing for few days, if necessary
i. to facilitate the erection OF stands
there for the accommodation Of spec.
tators.
When Johnson signed the articles
! a few weeks ago In Europe, Curley
handed him $1,000 for expenses. and
today $1,000 more was cabled to him
sat Buenos Aires, from which port he
will sail today on his way to Juarez.
Willard Leaves Today.
Jess Willard. who has been in this
city for a few days past, will leave
this morning with his manager. Tom
Jones. for brief stay at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, and then proceed to Ell
Paso, where he will finish his train.
ing for the contest. He will reach
the Ell Paso quarters about January
25, In all probability, and expects to
weigh about 230 pounds when he en-.
ters the ring.
Johnson and his handlers will es.
tablish training quarters at Juarez
as soon as he arrives there. The
$4,000 which has been given to John.
son for travelling and training ex'
penses will not be deducted from his
guarantee of 100000.
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Court News.
Deeds Filed.


Deeds were filed Saturday with the
county clerk for recording as follows:
Marcene C. Davis and wife to Char
les r. Davis, parcel of land on Kuhn's
Run in Grant district; consideration
$500.
Marcene c. Davis and wife to Char
les R. Davis. parcel TO land on .Kuhn's
Run, in Grant district; consideration
$4,000.
Joseph S. Campbell and wife to Ho-
mer n. Campbell, parcel of land on
Campbell's Run; consideration $500.
Charles NJ. Toothman to Herschel ".
Toothman, parcel of land in Winfield
district; consideration $500.
Patrick NJ. Hogue, trustee, to George
E. Miller, parcel TO land in the Mo-
nongahela Industrial Company's Addi-
ton to the City of Fairmont; consider
alton $4,000.
Administrator Named.
]. r. Baker has been named admins
traitor of the personal estate OF the late
James w. Straight; bond of $500 given.
w. r. Sellers has been named admin
tisrator Of the estate of the late Annie
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500 REWARD, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
ben able to cure in all it's stays. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constittion and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The
sproprietors have so much faith in it's
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of test;-
monials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. To-
sledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
I Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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CADILLAC. Mich, Jan. 11.-Be-
cause he just can't think for mo-
ment OF leaving his home burg, his
parents and his best girl and going
several hundred miles westward,
where he would be required to re-
main for some six months with a trip
back home, ICY" Young, just 81,
standing third in batting in the Michi-
gan State League, with an average of
306 for the 1914 season, and the lead
ing fielding shortstop in the class D
organization in 1913, and again in
1914. has notified. DR.. Sair c. Moore,
president of the Cadillac Cub. that he
IL through with baseball. With the
oss + Yonung, baseball 'cses real
hail player. a lad who looked good
enough for the MAJORS.
Young surely loves that girl heap
and then some" said DR.. Moore, after
reading Youngs latest letter, IN
which the latter gave the above men.
toned reasons why he would not sign"
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LATEST SPORT 6 NEWS
ALUMNI DEFEATS
NORMAL SCHOOL
HARD FOUGHT GAME OF BASKET
BALL WAS PLAYED AT THE
ARMCRY.

Before an immense crowd who wit
messed the game at the Armory on
Saturday night. the Normal School
alumni team defeated this years
team in u game of basket ball, the
score being A to 81.
The game was close and hard
fought throughout and it showed that
the team which is to represent the
school this season gives promise OF
being a very fast one.
The old stars OF the game proved
too much for the youngsters in the
battle on Saturday but with little
experience, the Normal boys ought to
defend well their college on the bas-
ket ball floor.
The score:
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Wheeling Loses
To D. & E. College

ELKINS. ". Va, Jan. 1.-THE
Wheeling Collegian basketball team
was defeated Saturday by the Davis
Elkins college tossers b y the score of
80 to 26.
The Stogie town players pushed D.
& E. hard until the last few minutes
OF the game. then the locals succeeded
in caging five successive goals from
the field and gained lead that gave
them an easy victory.
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AFRicANpER .MlNsTRELs.

For Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the Hippodrome offers the fam
Gus Reese Bros Africander Minstrels.
This is an aggregation of fourteen
people, who present much that is new
in comedy, singing and dancing. The
show was featured at the Harris The
alter, Pittsburgh, last week. where It
scored a success. Hundreds of people
were unable to get INTO the theatre
Clever comedians, real singers and
dancers, all work together and give a
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DANCERS AT
THE COLONIAL
Popular New York Artists Will be
Seen Tonight and Tomorrow.

Special features at the Colonial the
atre tonight and tomorrow will be the
popular dances OF the day by A. Bald
win Sloane and Miss Grace Field not
ed dancers of the Metropolitan City.
They will give all the latest dances.
and will be seen in some of the very
newest that have not been produced
anywhere.
The regular pictures will be given in
connection with the dancing films.
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STAGE GOSSIP

performance that is riot OF merri-
ment. The Hippodl ONE management
in securing this attraction. fels sure
that they have made no mistake.
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Mrs. Martha Taylor and daughter,
Miss Virginia, OF Monongalia county,
are the guests OF the formers sister.
Mrs. Jesse LeMasters, on Fairmont
avenue.
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for Kennedy; Barnes for Arnett:
Normal-Fortney for Heavier. FEEDER
er for Amos.
Field Goals: Alumni-Colebank G.
Bell T. Ice 5. Arnett 2. Barnes /; Nor
mal-Watkins 2, Heavier 4, Davis b,
Amos 1.
Goals from fouls-Normal, Wat
kins l out of 5, Davis none out of 3;
Alumni-Colebank 1 out of 2, Barnes
l out of /. Bel none out OF 3, Ice
none out of one. Kennedy none out
of one. Arnett none out of two.
Referee-Michael
Umpire-Heavner.
Timer-Reed.
Scorer-McKinney.
Time of halves-20 minutes.
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New Members State
Emblaming Board
c. H. WATKINS is SUCCEEDED BY
CARL kEPNER OF
WHEELING.

Carl Kepner. of Wheeling, has been
appointed by Governor Hatfield as a
member of the State Board of Embalm-
ers to succeed c. H. watkins, also of
Wheeling. Mr.. Watkins was the mem
Der of the board who pushed the prose-
cution of the case against R. L. Gun,
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ATEMPLE ALLEYS.

The team standing and this weeks
schedule of the Consolidation Coal Co
duckpin league on the Temple alleys
Is as follows:
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PairvieW High
Defeats Reserves

Playing bangup game, the Fair
view High School sads defeated the
w. v. U. Reserves In a good game at
Fairview. 81 to IS. The score:
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This Weeks Schedule.
Notwithstanding VS.. Purchas-
ing.
Wednesday-Legai vs. Operating.
Thursday-Gypsy Division VS.. Pay
roll.
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Field Goals-Lough 2. Fox 6. L. Ten
nant 2, Chenoweth 2. Tuckwiller 3,
Morrow 2, Stedman !.
Fouls - Chenoweth 9 out of 10;
Tough out of 10: McBee out Of 4.
Referee-Herb Barnes.
Scorer-Underwood.
Timer-Toothman.
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Temple League Schedule.

Monday-PIumbers vs.. BARRIERS.
Tuesday-Monogah No. vs.. TEN.
pie.
Wednesday-No Chance VS.. Dixies.
hursday-Monongah No. . VS.,
Fick-Ups. rFg
ay-Independents VS.. p.:ves.
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Fairmont Tossers
Defeat Parkersburg

Fairmont High school defeated Par.
kersburg High in a desperate hand
to-hand conflict Saturday night. by a
bare three point lead. Both teams
played excellent floor games. but
were shooting poorly. The locals
were outweighed but appeared fast.
er on the floor and by superior team
work pulled out with 21-19 victory.
For the greater part of the last half
the score was tied, but Fairmont Sc.
cured the winning basket with few
minutes to play.
Fairmont-21 Parkersburg-1a
knight. F-......s McClelland
Hamilton. ..... F.. .....s..... Rosser
Reed ..........C ........-. Crawford
Swiger. ...... .G............. Biddle
Wilson. &c. .............. Bell
Field goals-Fairmont, knight s..
Hamilton 2. Reed I. Wilson 1. Par
kersburg, Biddle 1. Bell /, Crawford
4. Mcclellan 2.
Goals from foul-Fairmont, Reed
3 out of 81. Parkersburg, Bell 2 out
OF II.
Fairmont awarded point on foul at
basket.
Referee. Slater; timer, Kennedy
scorer, Knight; time of halves. 20
minutes.
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]. Kendall; bond of $1,000 given.
Eecutor Named.
Fred X. Johnson has been named ex-
ecutor of the last will OF the late Mary
E. knight; bond OF $500 furnished.
Trustee Named.
H. H. Lanham has been named trus-
tee of the Hamilton Drug Company;
bond of $500 given.
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Gus ST. Jolep6, 1no.

Nuh monatelanger 9eratbun8
nur0e IeBte 0ote nit Dem llmbau
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grt In Ser Sta0t, gelegt perben.
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fiiIen.
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Stakeholder bei sosve's.

Cine bil6idc lleberraidunq 6erct.
tete ms 6ieier Gage 6ospe's qlrE
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in aiiraiiieruniforat NIT Generals.
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in iebiger Belt ans. bonn nienlan6
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S5, bod iolte niernano perIdumell
es m%eni0ltens 3n 6eiidltigen.
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decentralization

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donate oft nor. mo identten Dem
aleiucn einen bil6Ifen 8e6er. Qut
bier berlief Der Gag duBerit better.
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Amerifauer bei6rei6t
0eati6es 9elOeutbum!
geBaaptet, ltugliif made 9eAtidl.
LAMB nnr Md itarfer,

Berlin, 10. 921r3. auum Elm
amerifauer bat Bis ieBt audi MIR Die
aeringitc Chit ge5eigt, in Die pabre
GeeIe oes jetigen oeutiden &olfe8
ein3uortngan, bod elmer bat e8 ge.
than ~ 6er6ert Goren, Der 8eriht-
eritatter Der Qiiociirteu 8reIie -
nno er 6eidreibt feline 6unoe unter
moerem in foIgenOen giloern:
s9eutide Goloaten DerIangen fei.
nen D4aroon@ aiirBliA las
ih folgeu0en 8ricf zines i'm 5eloe
Stegenoen. gNir baben gera0a iett
iIber oas Gdidial Der u8la6er" &c.
hort nn0 nie bic 8eiaBung inter
Dem 9tbiingen Oes 6IaggeHtteoes
in Die Giefe qing. Sit 0as ulht
fein?" 90 Die QeuBermg zines
5ol6aten; es iheint mir alto, als ob
Der 1eutide ieinem 6eino nihts 5u
b~eroanfcn baben modte - uift eins
nal iein 9ebeul Sober Der iid Die
oeutide StGrfe flar MAIDEN Mill
nrnB iif otes Dor 2lugqn itaQanl
GofDobL Gugldnoer a(s 5ran5oien,
pern iie um3ingelt uu0 in Der gfin.
oerbeit iino, ergeben iid mo mer-
een Oesbal6 nidt ais feige augeie.
ben, ober cine 0eutide @lltter iagte
Ill einem 5reum0e: oWlein Sobn fiet
BEL GoiIions. ct fonnte iih ergee
FEN. ober er oahte nidt oaran. Sd
0anfe @ott, oab CT 10 itar6.4 :
Glrh bic gdnf be6erriht 6ieier
geiit bic oeutideu Soloateu. SD
las in oeutideu 3eitungen folgen0cn
geridt. auf eirem Qatromaenritt
aerietb Der SuiarenIeutnant pott
Briesbeim nit ia 9lann IN eiueu
0interbalt. Sine ltorfp ruiiilhe
5treitmodjt erobtq bic Is 81 nm.
stngeIn, uno @riesbeim's QfQro fiel
beim erIfen ghub. Cine iih 81 be-
Iinnen, Ion0te er feline Ia 2eute gum
Beriht suritd nn6 fliiftete iel6it
lit eiu gteinhaus. Ger ruiliihe Of
fisier for0erte ihn ouf fih 5u ergo.
ben. 90, nfin,~ e%riDtoerte Cries
beim i'd babe nod fanf 4otronen,
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I'm rmnhn

@grtrstfr Der gtti.1fH &ig't
baH6eI gcreuiHn1rn mgtiW rod.
mails INIT Aod5EHt olrlui Htn 0Gl
giles HoH 1ier debr0dltc &,t5 loo iau.
beraH 0g5tHii lierieu Ald1en pcrln.
Dem iein mIb.
Sefrctir Stru,tr BON Der hlc.
ii1w Bichborit wgi,tc oieigr Ca1e
in 9bicago unt In Dem bort itatt
~iiu0euoen &araGr C1erliid geaeH bic
G|rA5baml Der Bite. 6r%adltprtIia imt
9lnmen a1cr Sltereiicuteu in Suo
Cmoha 5u prateiticreu
aerrn umo 6rau 51bn 6erbcrt
POLO Y Ctr murot eiu 1eiuu0es
Iohterfen gc6oreu; oes1iei6cn
@crrn uuo 5rau Sobn Smatd, 81.
un6 8 Ctr Gin Sobudcn
Ter cutidJ-amcrit1riid 0cmo.
.frotiidc gtu5 bait ieinG Monotss
oeriammlunq Souutag glad1mittol
til ieinem Seim 1926 glorb "a. CTR
AS.
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Limited mach Chicago

8au3itablerner 3ug nit alsiidts.
fpagen ii6er 66icaaO, @%lilluantee e.
8aul &ailmaD perldbt Die linton
5tation in CmaDa 100 Abenos imo
ferHmt in @bicoao 9.t5 Morgens All.
Seine @rtragebubren. 5ahrfmten.
bureau 1917 Sarnam Ctr. Gmaba
I%elephoniert Douglas 2S3. W. q.
BOD. 5taot.g ailagicrageut. Gampf-
i6lfIfarten fir ale 2inIen.
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Qngrcaenbc @erlolanua.

Ger crit om Gamstog aus Dem
@efdngniB entlaiiene 22sidbrige
Sec. guncon itobl geitern Moraeu
son eincn Magen Dor Dem 5onte.
acQe Sotcl cine Site NIT Gieru uno
oeriu4te. nit elmer Strabenbabu 81
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80 6Itene hanffh

Der dltefe bsutfdt
4rtsfer, gfarrsr Sdnie0er in Der
OI6enburgiihen Gemeiuoe QItenOptbe,
feierte tiir5li4 Iein biamanteges priss
itsriubildum i'm 80. aebsnsjabr, frifd
uuO getItig rsge, unp feline qrieiterges
iddfte nit Gtfer ipabrnsbmsHo. geis
ne greoisteH seuisben Den Nuf Der
9riQinaIitat
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cnttonlneu goli5iit Gooaers foLotc
per auto mo iab ion an Der gde
16. nl6 Sadion StraBe auslteiaen
Gpntntt Dcriudlte Bt flieben, un6
idIoB Der Nr1mte nlcbrgre glale nad
iRm enOlif gclang Is. Jpn Ju Oqrs
baiten.
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fait uutunom OMIT esiAthilldem Wortraa uno
bilDliditr TART IiinG pen NrtcDtidl pes
@rpBen 3eit bic FUR 0%racnmnrt

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Eu tffdgHeh.