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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

/ lands Of the
oklahoma, for a
, o'clock p. m.
ereafter opened
n School Build
f the Board Of
IA, Tulsa, Okla
lc.
tlon Of the
nd, 1915"
* on a solvent
Of the city of
oting the entire
mt of the bonus
Jarantce of good
e terms of said
d to the Board
accordance with
rm Of lease.
Board, copies Of
1ard at The Nc
mt Of Schools in
Lyons, sos First
)vided that said
e terms of said
, final execution
desired. may be
the SuperinteUa- -
urd.
I'd to accept any
n the terms pre-
not, as the best
advertisement or
d, if such action
before final exc
tory offer-b bonus,
all other matters,
Judge as to the
sions offered for
i've, in Block
wnSite of the
d plat there
26) inclusive,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

'pCndenCc.
IRE said to be a very
nted people.
they be-" rejoiued
An Eskimo family
except when am oc-
party comes along.
much whether the
not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

Miss Josephine Irwin will entertain
a. dozen little girls of her piano
cl1sSc9 with a picnic and cutting this
afternoon At Owens park.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

Tho MatrDa| Ehilatnca class Of
tust BAPTIST church viii meet this
afternoon At 3 o'clock at the church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
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fTMENT

-
| was eight
eruptions com
Al appearance
king out was
literally cover
!. The terrible
burning caused
Ii and irritato
the time. My
or two months
nd Of the two
ir was left ON
was" without
II trouble lasted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

Is. 600. unsettled
lambs. S70OQ 9.75.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

The young women who were guests
IF members Of the Pleasure Seekers
club at sunrise dance Monday
morning, are to return the compIi-
ment of their men friends i'm an open-
air dance which has been planned for
Friday evening at the sand Springs
pavilion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07

* on a solvent
Of the city of
oting the entire
mt of the bonus
larantee of good
e terms of said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14

IN THE SADDLE
First Women Voters Convention
Ever Held In U. 5. Starts
,-Day Session

g An FRANCISCO. Sept, 1.-THE
~ first women voters convention
ever held In the United states opened
here today. Mrs. o. II. Z. Belmont Of
New York, IA general chairman OF the
convention made the opening address.
The convention which is being held
under the auspices OF the COMPRESSION.
al union for woman suffrage viii be
In session three days and II " eN.
pected that more than 5000 dele
gutes win be In attendance. Rep
resentutlyes are here from 20 states.
Discussing the convention today
Miss Alice Paul chairman of the ma.
nonal congressional union VI Wash.
lngtun, u. c., said:
This convention. representing l..
NOOW enfrRnchlsed women marks.
we believe the beginning " the end
In the long suffrage struggle. one.
fourth of our national scuate one.
sixth Of the national house VI repre-
sentHtiyes, one.fitth of the vote for
president comes from states where
women are voters. with this leverage
there is every reason for us 10 believe
That the national suffrage amendment
viii be passed by the cath congress
The convention has heen called 10 de-
Wise ways by which the women voters
may use their voting strength TO win
suffrage for oil other womog."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
TO AID BOYS


Oklahoma city Elks are arranging
to tukr mp the Big Brother movement
here and to that end have called "a
ut their club rooms at s. o'clock
Friday evening. September a..
The object of the movement is 90
look after and care for the sr.fsup.
porting boys NJ fhe city; those who urp
making their own way IN the world
Each member uf the lodge In position
10 do So will look up one Of the-r boys
and send him tl school II necessary.
lock after hi- personal life and have
the hoy report tu him occasionally as
TO how be- is getting along.
The movement hn- been engaged u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14

However. the man who drinks his
soup Is, ns n rule preferable to the
one who mhalcs II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
Office Phone w. 4O19

mother and sister. White .n purtlnud
Me pr and Mrs Davis ..uw pur,y
Of phuhumnus, which ulrI Mr.
md Mrs Richard A Nu-r MIR aud
Mr. Alden Nusc, Mr .H Mrs Rlrh.
0rd q Harris. and Alr WUnm Wal
ace BiorDr ~ this butter purity Mr.
md Nlr. Richard No,. m.r returned
home while Mr. and Ml. Alden Nuse
wll Nicely get home sometime this
week Mr. aud Mrs H.mm T Hur.
ris- wIu remain IN Nr York several
weeks auugrr. while ".. Hrrpr viii
20 directly from Ne" l.r ,J the
Pacific opst where sh 1H spend the
winter
Nrs Mary Mcclure r.m.ol Friday
from Green Mountoiu fUIs. COLO.
vhrr" she has been since Nr Irff Calf
foruin Mrs Guy Hm.nrdrr and
little daughter, both 6r whom ure
much improved IN hra.N Wu remain
no lhn Mcclure cottuE. 4. Green Noun.
tain InlI,. with Mr.. N.u.u Beatty
nn'D the first N October
'ir and Mrs Jo' Carson and
laughter Marjorie vI' .. home Tue.
"aF f.om Cu.lforuIu wnr. they u..
.lt U'h CNposltlous
Mrs oscar u Hulsr. Nuo was cr.
r"ntcd home ycstrrdas . decided 10
visit lu Denver and D..r,H, Suriugs
before returning Mr. lml-ll and
Mrs fruzlrr ~ Guthrie are spending
the sumner together
Mrs William Raymond vu return
Thursday from TlsE.un Il. where
She hns spent the summer with her
parents
Mr.. ldwnrl II Cooke and SON. Ed
ward. VIII be home the last " fhc
week from California where they have
,p"nt the greater part NJ the summer.
Mrs Frank l.. Mulky vIU return the
last Of the week from Bedford. In.
dinuu
AIrs Samuel II InnH, and son.
Lowe. aud Mrs RussrO q. Lowe and
children returned from Colorado sun.
duy Miss Rose HurrI. NJ Amherst.
Ncb. @ niece NJ Mrs Harris. returned
at the same time and wII remain with
the Harris this winter ~ attend the
High School
Mrs Walter raschu. who i- visit
Ing iu Denver Will Boz home about the
first Of October
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
FL Reno Happenings

Rev X j Phipus offlriated Soptem.
her sth at the marriage of Mir EMIL
Nucnrrms and Miss Ida May Miller,
10th Of Edmond
Miss Louise Funk N Shawnee spent
the week end with Miss Nerda Mat
thcws.
Mrs Marion $ Cooter Of Oklahoma
city spent Saturday with her daugh
ter Mrs John G. Deluna
Miss Edith laBryer has returned
from Il two months sojourn IN Kansas
city at the home NJ her brother
Mr. and Mrs John G.. DeI.ana have
gone to Chicago and northern resorts
10 spend several weeks
Okarche will have fair on Septem.
her lith and 18th Calumet Septpm.
her 10; Yukon, September 18Th: pied
mont, September nth. The best from
the exhibits viii be brought 10 the Ca.
madam County Fair September 2l.93.
Mrs A F Westfall and son Frank
returned Saturday from spending the
summer In Fl Collins, Colo.
pr II. T. Smith has been confined
TO his home on account of illness
Among those who Hre attending the
Noman's College IN Chlckashn are the
Misses Dit~cn Dunlap, Frances Hul.
man. Mary WInuingham and Gleun
GrigSby
Mrs h g Chlles and children Of
Memphis were guests of W. Finch
last week They went 10 Weatherford
to visit Mrs Chiles parents
Miss Wick of LNwtou IL the guest
Of her brother, S j Wick
Mrs q. Lyle Smith Of Chlckasha
spent several days with her daughter
Mrs James Cole
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14

Mrs j II Nall Is spending several
weeks visiting cities In California.
Miss Matcpl Burues hu, returned to
Amarillo. Tex
Mrs. j. X Smiley and children spent
last week IN Oklahoma City
The Retail Merchants Association
had luncheon Monday and discussed
matters pertaining TO the county fair
Marvin Weeks ls home from the
Art Institute I'm Chicago.
a number " the members ~ the
Anti Horse Thief Association NJ Yuk.
on were III Reno visitors Friday eve
ming and met with the state officers
peIfeoting plans Tor the state meeting
" october nth nnl 2sth
Rev q Lyle smith Of Chlckashs
aud Rev Frank II Lash viii exchange
pulpit7 sunday. September 10th
Rev. r. q. Callahan offlciated Sat
urdny afternoon 90 the marriage of
Mr. William b Wryest Of joplin. Mo
aud Miss Eva MAY smith OF Carnegie
Oklahoma They win reside IN Joplm
Miss Iona DrBaum Of Apache ia nm
ri Reno visitor
HonorinC her little daughters third
birthday Mrs g. W Wuldron enter
talned twenty little friends delight
fully Friday afternoon.
Leo Wilmer the only son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W +. Malone. living south OF IN
Reno died September llth. The IN.
neral was held at the Catholic church
Tuesday at 9 o'clock, Father Schaffer
Of Union offlriutlng
Mrs II. Schaffer and children spent
the week end IA Oklahoma City.
G. VI. luryince aud family Of OkIe.
homa city were guests OF MIR and
Mrs, Frank Wright Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14


Nn,'' M' q hanu"n ], general agent
" 'u''''+ II'Ie'l ana mother AIRS
fr,n, p.... '.'-" ,','.I "'l''," ' mere l''', 1ol
leo mad or. .,I,I., II ,'',' ~, u, n w" ~ Wv,
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uf sag ru~l IIsnn .,r,., t,..u,. ,,lr'
ter
\lry ~ T. pl.,,., .u, .-.,.
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Thprs,r,' ,f,.r,.,.. ~ IL" ''''
.,
g., H. '."l''' "' N'"''h. low"
',''' ."' ''" u"l7
Mrs li"ii lihlnH was hostess 10 her
auction bridge club last uighr three
tables Of pny'rs .Ipurug lu nc
Eun' special guests Hrr" Miss Alice
OldhHm ana Dr Allen High score
was made by Mrs Ld " Orr The
mex meeting VII. be FOO two weeks
lhr ho'ir'sr TO hr decided upon litter
VT. ana Mis Hr"rgr lmH.he an
no"n'e lhc hlflh OF daughter on Sep
.rmpet thlrd, whom they have named
Muu"I Osilyir iorFthr
Nr aud Mrs T. W. rphow Will
return io TINS riJ NoTemhor lsl after
"' "D'el''' 'I lAree months
: Mr. and Mrs Samuel Al GIoyd Do.
turned sunday nftyr an extensive west.
'fn trip
Nu.... C.r,rl,.. ,.. .,
L'''', whose blrthdu}s fell upon the
Hhulr uny, last Saturday. celebrated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14

over the entire country hy the differ
eut lodges Of the Benevolent and Pro.
trctiyc order ~ Elks II started m
Kansas city several years ago
The lodge extends general invita-.
tiou 10 the boys of the ciV who are
iu nccd of such curr to attend the
meeting Friday night. nt which they
will hear tulks from several Of the
members, will he entertained ST ban.
purt and given a general good time. A
special invitation also Is extended tu
the ministers ~ the city and all 9th.
erS who are Interested In this class
of work
Exalted Ruler r. q. Wunderllch and
Upton Rodgers, secretary " the lodge
wll take charge NJ the work " the
Rig brothers iu this city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
Harriet Dunn Bentley,

Music lovers In the city will be- sorry
to learn thnt MIR Edwin Strck'e has
resigned as urgHni,t at 81 Luke n
church and will remain IN the Eusl
Mr. SteCkr whose fame ~ pipe or
ganlst (. rapidly ginning will study
composition In Bostou this winter
while his parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Stockle will remain I'm Rhode
lsund, where the former hus engaged
In business.
Mrs. Fred IS. Gum and two duugh.
ters and Mrs John L. I'm have re-
turned from California. where they
have been since the first Of June
Mrs W. A. Brooks entertained It few
friends very informally Monday un
ernoon, Tor her sister. Mrs W o.
Smythe, Of NARROW, Okla,
Miss Mablc Ettpr returned last
week from California. where she Wis
ited the Eypo.ltlons
Miss Elizabeth Arnold has returned
from her enstcru trip While nway
Miss Arnold visited lu New York. lu
diam and Chicago
Mr. and Mrs Ralph " Day and
baby left Sunday for Cincinnati Onto
After remaining there week, Mr.
Day win return, while Mrs Dns and
the baby will go on TO Detroit q,
spend siH weeks with relatives
A party OF young people enjoyed q
hay ride, which extended over me
northern part ~ the city last night
Among those who were present were
the Misses Duughtermau vida Duugh
trrmnu Lois ChraIlr Alta Williams
ODpll, Emma Curter Mublc Myrr,
mad Mrssrs owen Mussclmau. Claude
tnry George Muyull LeRoy McCHrty
Don McCrrc. Charlie Nushery. Ton
Mlrchcr Gilbert Fulton and OrlcnC
Carr
Mr. and Mrs W. S Spencer enter
tnlned informally. but most delight
fully last night, FOR Miss Dorothy
stone who leaves Wednesday for
Philadelphia Early In the ovenIua
Miss Stone aud Mr.. Phil Baird were
dinner guests AZ the Spencer home
Later the parents of the honOrec Co.
gethrr with some u her closest friends
dropped I'm FOR an evening ~ duuclng
Quantities " garden flowers bright
rurd the rooms where the young peu
pile danced nud feed rcfreshmcuts were
served during the numbers Those vhu
shared the evenings hospitality were
Mr. and Mrs G. B Stone. MIR and Mr.,
John ward Misses Lorptta Hullum,
Helene Graves, Katherine Ittnrr Dor
olhy stone Mrssrs Charles Tnlllferro
Dick Lawrence Phil Baird. Charles
Jolly
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Second Prpshyterinu church will
meet ThuTdny afternoon at . 80 at
the church
Mrs A l. Welsh u West ninth il
entertaining her sister, Miss Helen
Robertson and Or and Mrs + VI
llnrned N Wabash. Indlnua.
Mr., A. = Moscley " West Fifth
street has returned from month
trip 10 eastern cities
Mr. and Mrs Walter O'BannOn will
leave the 27th " this month for a
trip Ia the Pacific coast They will
90 from here 10 Galveston where they
will resume their trip with The off.
clals OF an Insurance company ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
IS LOCOMOTIVES ABOARD
Russia 10 Receive American Steel Via
Panama on British Boat

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 1.-THE
British steamship Saint Leouards. the
first vessel 10 clear from this port Tor
Nladivustok by way Of the Panamn
canal sailed today for the Siberian
port Fifteen locomotives and six
thousand tons of steel rails comprise
the cargo, valued at about 1916. 900 u
was sent on the order Of the Russian
government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14

600 the United States quite naturally
I am glad lo get back home and find
everything lu such fine shape II
gives one a new inspiration even
though no has been 10 the largest con.
merciul ceutcr- In the country
Mr. Halliburton trip VA. purely a
business one He says he viii take
his vacation next year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
MILITARY BRAIDS.

Newer such % dpmuud fur
huII. Tor trimming and
binding suits aud tailored
costumes These hruids range
Iu widths from one half tu
three and O half inches and
come iu rolor- ~ navy black
and white MUdc-tIy priced
ut anywhere from &C. % yard
to SIPS a yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
IMPORTED TOYS
WILL GET HERE
R. B. Halliburton Brings Cheering
News From NY. Optimism Is
Reienine Passion There

.OKLAHoMA CITY Is yitally In.
~ terested In the release Of German
and Austrian goods that have been
blockaded In European ports, accord
ing to X b Halliburton, OF the Scott
Halliburton company, who Is home
from an extended buying trip through
The north and east. As result " the
rrIcnse order Of Great Britain, ac.
rordiug to MIR Halliburton. who re
,elyrI word Of the British govern
meut y order IN council before he left
New York. millions of dollars worth
of good actually owned or contracted
Tor hy American merchants from Ger
man and AUSTRIAN houses, aud now de
tnlncd at Rotterdam and other neu.
trul European ports. will be released
ana loaded for New York
at was the best news heard while
lu Few York SAID Nj halliburton.
and numerous otncr merchant. frum
the Southwest I'm New York NJ the
time. wore the smile that won't come
Off Practically all ~ our Christmas
toys had been contracted Tor prior 10
March /. 1915 and were tied up; that
is. all our imported toys Now they
viii come right through IN time for
the holidays
Expect More Concessions
with the permission Of this order
Ia council. Il WAS freely said among
the importers IN New York that a
number " other notifications win be
made by Great Britain. the purpose
~ which will he 10 lessen the llftlcul.
ties now surrounding neutral shipping
Of course, there was nothing authentic
about H. but Il was the general he.
lief that further concessions win be
made"
Mr. Halliburton was asked 10 give
n reason for this changed attitude ON
England's part lie said that Il was
his understanding that the German
and Austrian goods had been released
as II result " the changed attitude "
Berlin toward the United States.
Concerning the business outlook. as
Viewed from the financial as well Rs
the fashion center " the United
States, Mir Halliburton said that he
found nothing but optimism IN Gotham
buyers aud merchants were there
from all sections ~ the country" said
MIR halliburton, "and they were plac
Ing the largest orders In history Such
optimism on the part " visitors nat.
urally made the New York import
ers and manufacturers happy and
business was said 10 be In splendid
condition In fact, the trouble abroad.
az every one knows, has really stlmu.
lated things ON this side New York
Is In constant state of excitement
OF course as a result of the numerous
extras published by the newspapers
every hour n the dsy Then. tCo. II
Is the starting point Tor the biz steam
ers that have been leaving ou schedule
time despite the fear Of submarine war.
fare"
Money Plentiful
Mr.. Halliburton said he talked with
a number " prominent bankers
while IN the East aud that money
seemed TO be- more plentiful than In
many day In fact he said that
the mention " oklahoma was the viz
nal for Increased interest ON the part
~ any man who had money 90 loan on
good securities.
Oklahoma is getting lut NJ the
right sort Of advertising lu lbe East
now said Mr. Halliburton. and the
MINI L. n...In r.l.I a.. -L... II H. L..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-14
A TIP FOR .'z
ST MA C H =.
SUFFERERS =

You can help your Stomach
back TO p normal condition,
induce liver activity and bowel
regularity by careful diet and
proper exercise, to which you
should add the toniug and
strengthening qualities to be
found in a fair trial of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

Get . box Of Prices delicious ehoco.
lates, for Easter. 31.3s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
MERANDA NAY GET
SECOND SACK POST
Former High School Star
Shows up Well on Quaker
Diamond.

Two practice games have been
scheduled by Ray Brubaker. coach of
the Earlham team. Yesterday he
made arrangements to play the Ad-
vanceHill team Saturday. This will
be the first game of the season for
both teams. On Saturday, April II.
the Vigrans will be taken on by Bru's
bunch.
Our prospects. for n good team
seem pretty good" says Ray, 'and es-
pecially am pleased with the work
shown by the former high school sec.
ond sacker. w. Meranda. He has only
been out couple of times, but from
what he showed ! believe he will
make US good man. Meranda was
considered q star while playing with
the high school team and with a lit
tie experience is bound to make the
team because of his natural ab1iity.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
HAGERSTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Allen are here
from Purdue to spend the Easter va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. John Bunnell entertained
Tuesday at the home of the latter, east
of Hagerstown, at five hundred par.
ty. The guests were Messrs. and Mes
DANES William Dingworth, J. H. Kid
well, r. c. Small, r. r. Brant, Frank
Whitesell, Robert Thurston, Charles
Petro, William Porter, John Teetor,
Joe Stonecipher, Hollace Hoover, Lee
Brannon, Dorwin Durbin, and Charles
Teetor. Misses Crystal Keys, Nellie
Brant, Hazel Hatfield OF Greensboro,
and DR.. F. F. Brant. A three course
luncheon was served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
BUILDING BOOM
CONTINUED from Page one.)

to exceed $125. ZOO. No license will be
issued for the First National bank
building until 1t has been completed
SO the Inspector can determine &C.
curately what its cost was. Probably
he will pursue the same course in
connection with the construction Of the
Dickinson Trust company building.
Tables Show Contrast.
Building licenses issued SO far this
year have been for the most part for
residences and small stores. which
shows that building operations the
first three months this year have been
much more extensive than for the
same period last year. The following
table compares the building opera-
tions the first quarter OF 1914 and for
the same period this year:
n Permits Bldg Values
January, 1914 .,.... 3 $500
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

Eggs ae Prices, pure and wholesome.
31-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01

vance Hill; Meyers and Aubin. Nat.
Hill 80; two-base hits. J. Jones, Haas,
E. knight 2, Lucas 2, Marion 2, Au-
bin; base hits off Meyers SO. r. Jones
II; struck out, Meyers 3, r. Jones s.;
bases on balls, Meyers; umpire, Peck;
scorer, T. Jessup.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
MEMS EASTER HATS

The Hats offer at 81 SO by all means as good
you pay $500 for other places.
The Hat you want is here correct in every respect
proportional just right coors just right and style just
right. We have them in all the splendid new shades
Green and Brown; also Grey, we'll Black and Blue
We also have the $500, we sell at ........$14s
In all the above coors
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-01
JOHNSON'S LACK
Of USUAL PACE
SURPRISES FANS
~ JACK JOHNSON.

1.-TWO more days ~ good work
outs will re me for tho battle
u my career. feel good enough
now to fight forty-five rounds,
but want to have . few more
workouts % 40 70 be In condition
70 give Willard the most artistic
beating any championship asPI-
rant ever received"
~ JESS WILLARD.
~ am hardly able to await the
bell that will oend " Into the
ring. have waIted 20 long Tor
chance to win the championship !.
that the time now % near makes
me wild to get into the ring.
feel good enough to beat John.
son with one hand tied behind
my back"
HAVANA, April lin the most dis.
appointing workout shown so far,
Johnson proved yesterday that he
must get better between now and Mon
day or he Is in for the beating of his
life. Jack slouched through a few
miserably bad rounds with his spar
ring partners. Several times he was
plainly distressed so that the specta-
tors in the back rows remarked 1t.
He continues to carry some weight
that will be in the way when the pinch
of long, hot fighting under q broil-
ing sun comes.
The big black isn't nearly as good
as he showed early in the week. He
seems to be sagging off and appears
to be worrying over the cock and bull
stories of Wizards promess. johnson
says he is isn't worrying in the least
and laughs at the stories, but close
friends declare that he is more anx-
ious than he shows and asks endless
questions about Willard and what he
is showing. Jack doubtless is in ~
good condition as he can possibly got,
but it is now generally admitted that
that is not good enough for a man OF
Wizards size, strength and hitting
power.
Bat Masterson, Bat Nelson and
Billy Rocash Of Philadelphia. joined
the Willard banner today after the
workouts at both camps, Johnson's
poor form being a great surprise 20
every one. Jack kidded his way
through. bluffins his sparring mates,
but he didn't fool the critics.
Wizards work, too. was slow, his
sparring mates being badly broken up.
Savage was stopped with a stunning
Jaw punch. Jess never looked better.
Bat Masterson says Willard is conch
now; Bat Nelson insists that johnson
will collapse like Jeffries did at Reno
when the bfE test comes and Recap
says Willard is no less than an even
Money shot.