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style VIII bother willard.

y viii he johnson's waiting style OF
'rh'ug that is going TO be WIZARDS
rdN.ug Big and strong and certainly
ambitious. he will GO to pieces after
'rp rounds ~ trying to fa'hom the mys-
Toy IN front of him. II will break his
heart i'm the end. IT he was natural.
~. ing type Of fighter his chances
would seem brighter,
Willard began TO box when he was
- or rs years old. No man ever has
won a championship of the world who
hasn't boxed all his life. Frank Moran
Fought Johnson in Paris. and America
#opgN' Moran one OF the cleverest
men I'm tn" ring lie doomed high
"nH'" me white hope ranks, yet John
go. 'oNoi with him. hit him when and
whore ho pleased and loft the ring
.Iu. ding
Moran was selected 10 60 against
Io' Isou because he was thought to have
chance Willard was picked out to
'sH' Johnson not because the promoters
'"321t h' had chance. but more be-
cause Boz looked the par from box
"''.' standpoint FIc was not sent
among tho other white hopes Ia an
lm nation campaign. ON the contrary
B.. advisers carefully avoided any such
ming They avoided anything that
M'-.' spoil him as an attraction. Tho
'Stf"' "'H' ". jppuE that little Gun
"'a' Smith gave him In San Francisco
". hing never mentioned around
~ noting headquarters. The knock
'- orr OFF G,orEe Rodel Is never men
'".fn 'H"r. Vet M to date that seems
- 'o rho biggest thing that Willard has
cUHr mug .liaiicaIIv
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BrG FEES roP THE BRONx.

Register Pol,t of Bronx county has
been notified 10y the state Board of la
Commissioners tina! No first instalnn"nt
Of fees for the recording OF the $500
600, 900 mortgage made by tho New YORK.
Central and Hudson River Railroad
COMPANY to the Guaranty Trust Com
piuy. amounting 20 l9.i33.9o. has been
airport ioucd to- Bronx county. There
has been an Advancement of sio.oo0.ooo.
and as each tu"h,r advancement ~
made there will be an additional tax
FOO PAID thereon. The proportionate
share Of the recording fees for Bronx
county will amount to $4,000. The
assessed valuation " the railroad com
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Joseph Mayor, who recently won the
national Glass \ amateur billiard cham
piouship IN Philadelphia, viii play a
match OF 1000 points IS 9 halkline nj
DuSlo'g Forty second street academv
during the week of April ~ with Albert
-; cutler Mayer won the amateur
champion ship with such ease rs to cause
him TO think seriously OF entering the
professional ranks, II would not sur
prise his friends II he announced his
Intention Of so doing before his coming
affair with Cutler
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LOS ANGELES AFTER OLYMPICS
California 'tt, Wou'd Like 10 En-
terrain athletes.

Los ANGEl rs, April t-Los Angeles
H. the latest city to shy It's hat in tho
ring for the Olympic games in 1916. It
is generally believed now that Berlin
will abandon any attempt to hold th"
world. greatest athletic meet. and II
seems ohvlous that tho contests should
be- hold In y neutral country
.os Angelic claims that II could fur
nish practically as large attendance ~
either Philadelphia or New York The
opening Of tho Hanlma Canal has
brought southern California in touch
with European countries by boat, so
that distance would not figure ma
ter!ally.
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Fake or no fake interest is ~ its
highest pitch and everybody who can is
anxious to see the bout. II the bout =
on the square those gathered around the
ring will see a mastcrful exhibition of
boxing by johnson. With all his size,
strength and youth Willard seems to hc
In for cruel beating. If he whips
Johnson fairly and squarcly he will
have the world at his feet. Even Wi
lard himself must appreciate that the
dream Is too sweet to be true
Curley Brown. owner OF the racetrack
on which the ring Is pitched. announced
to-day that the regular racing card Will
be run on beginning at 80. the usual
time. This will mean that the seats
occupied by the night patrons will have
TO be cleared away in jig time, provided
the fight goes TO any considerable leng th.
II is scheduled TO start at IL 80.
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JACK JOHNSON SHOULD GET
HIS MONEY TO-DAY WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA HARD EXERTION
Conviction Growing That Awkward
Big Willard Cannot Cope With
Black Champion Despite
Age and Fat Layers.

reached the $4,000 mark. but there
were so many political lccchcs at
'urley's heels that he was forced to
hide the real figures. There was more
than 100000 in the house Curley
moved from Chicago at once and has
not been resident OF that city since.
Has Outward Appearances.
Curiey had sense enough to know that
vigorous publicity campaign would
insure respectable gate II he could
snare johnson, because Willard had all
the outward appearances of a cham
pionship possibility. All that remained
was to NIL the public eye and the public
mind with Wizards possibilities. Ito
looks big enough to beat johnson That
Is all that clever fellow like Curlcy
needs to create interest Promoting is
an art and this fight IL a fair sample
or II according to the Jack Curley idea.
The rumors OF a crooked contest still
went the rounds for q while to-day, but
none OF the regulars believe that John
son will sell out. Old Bob Armstrong
shook his head when he heard about the
talk OF johnson laying down.
There never was big fight ever
heard OF but where II was pointed out
that one Of the principals was to fake"
said Bob. I've trained the greatest OF
the worlds heavyweight champions and I
want TO say. that Jack Johnson is as
honest rs any of them What could he
gain II he faxed and tossed away his
title TO this big white boy? Isn't hc a
man without country? What earthly
chance would he have to make "A living
II he ended his career an acknowledged
faker' He'd he kicked from pillar 10
post all over the world a doomed man.
johnson is smart. People don't give
him credit enough. hope that none
OF his friends are betting against him
because they have listened to this talk
OF fake. johnson never has faxed IN his
life and he wouldn't begin now when a
good fighting reputation is his real bank
roll"
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Wrestlcrs OF the Boys Club viii meet
the Iiunga rian American A, G. grappers
In dual meet at the Boys Club to-
night. Among the competitors will he
several former champions, including
william Droegc. 1873 pounds: Peter
Smith, 1873 pounds John Helm, II5
pounds ard n. BronStcln
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.'s'n ooull have whipped either
'od"l win his right hand tied
20 ni his back and the promoters OF
''s contest know II. Jack Curley, who IL
'.' MASTER mind IN the promotion of this
To-. is also the manager Of Jim FLYNN
| WAS his manager when he sent
l'r - slaughter before Johnson at
'fs Vegas curley knew that Flynn
only one chance in "A million TO whip
'' 1r and that was stray punch
"' mons just as well that willard
Joss ohdlC" than Flynn because he
u" .'' the fighting spirit OF the smaller
Nan Il Is question right now whether
willard can whip Flynn.
Cur!ev mas had experience in the
? noting game. He Is the man who let
]" 6u@rhmidt go In against Frank
I.'.H iu the now famous wrestling
h'n'~one ~ Chicago when he know
'' 'a' his ';ussam "as si"k and
".' A.. give G0tCh struggle, or the
l"r" Wuu paid 10 SO" II run Tor
money 4 true statement OF the
'I'r Of that match never has been
''' "'cd Curlcy gave out figures that
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PORT WAsHIEGToN. April I'll l..
Beaded captured three prizes today AT
the weekly shoot Of tho Manhasset BY
yach, cub. "" won the 20 target nan
dicap with a score of IS on his handi'
cap of Il and the leg for the yearly cup
with full score Of %. lie was also
high scratch man TOR the day with "A
total of 81 II. f. l.. Funke won the
leg for the monthly cup with 20 breaks
on his handicap or 3.
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"1ohnson's title is priceless and II you
think he isn't smar; enough to know
then YOU are sadly mistaken" said
a grizzled old ring follower to-day. AS
long rs ne lives money will come TO
him every time he lifts his hands.
believe Johnson when he says that he
would rather die than lose the title.
Willard will appreciate what IL means
to be in front OF a master tomorrow.
"I.u know what II means TO call
boXer an artist. when he is tented into
the hrst right hand uppercut that will
all but ;car his head of. What Will
his size count for? Not a thing. You
only have to think back over the hulks
that Bob Fitzsimmons battered In the
past TO see how much size counts in
the ring Why. I'll bet right now that
little Mike Gibbons can whip Willard
and 80 riiiculously easily that the world
would gasp in establishment. Not Tor
ne You can't overcome class. John
son 5 all Of that The greatest boxer
tina, ever drew on glove and abso-
luteiy impossible to hit. and they say
this big awkward boy is going TO out
think him--wcll. not for my money
And 80 the opinion goes. The thing
that seems to argue against WIZARDS
winning is Johnsons style since he
began as fighter johnson has been
essentially a waiter. Whole audiences
hsye got up at different times and
herated the black because Of his exas-
pera;ing deliberation In the ring. lie
never has taken an undue chance. has
never punched at spot on an oppo.
1e'js body unless the target was set
Cor the punch This accounts for the
wonderful condition OF Johnson's hands.
I'm a'l the years he has been fghting
hrrc il not one instance where he
over rad to lay of because Of damaged
Hti1a This is due to his wonderfully
accurate hitting He has hit true TO the
MAJ. because he has waited until II was
time to hit
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The bicycle races scheduled for the
Newark Neiodromc Yesterday were
postponed owing TO the snow covered
track and stands All soccer games in
the vicinity Of New York were aban-
dOncd for the same reason,
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q Bins Cons'n 90. ovnsr' osborne rcp
TTfNfrY PL. 20 70 is- seven sparks
Lamb, Inc, agt Allianc" Rl'y 90. oNn"r,
Leon DornbuSCh Valentine lNu,h.
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TUESDAY. APRIL 8
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,o>c.ai cabie Despatch TO TVS sr>.

HAyANA April to morrow tells
the tale Long before the warm sun
sinks in The west the world will know
whether worlds heavyweight champion
lack johnson has deteriorated BY the
natural toll age demands and the
r,vages Of high. careless living to such
an extent that he must fail before the
bows of the giant cowboy Jess willard.
As the fight draws nearer there comes
to me minds OF the men who have fol-
lowed FOR years the careers of all the
worlds champion boxers strong con-
,ction tina, Johnson will win. There
isn't an old timer on the island who has
travelled here 10 sec the bout but be-
,cves tina; the big black will completely
swamp Willard with his clevernese. gen
csshp, head and hands. provided the
bout Is honestly fought.
This Is the fight OF Johnsons life. but
there is nothing in his manner TO indi-
cate that he thinks u is anything OF
Tho KIND He is the same laughing.
hiprv. careless fellow that he always
has been Johnson must he sure enough
., himself 70 rick his future drawing
worth There isn't enough money be-
tween the men promoting the bout to
buy him out. he says. They couldn't
make I, pay Johnson to do 1t. He must
realize that ne has few years We. to
I've and Johnson. like any one OF his
race likes the sweet things NJ life.
Tho money Johnson will earn to-
morrow afternoon will last him just so
long After this money is gone he will
want more and he would have a pretty
tine trying 10 get IT as an ex-champ'on
Of tho world That is the hest argument
the regulars advance when you ask them
an opinion.
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bronx.
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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30
'sCANDA[" TONIGHT

Bo9alusa people who have been
looking forward to the time they
could see the great picture Scandal
will be able to have their desire
fulfilled as this picture will be shown
at the Magic City Theater tonight
Its a five reel picture that has just
recently made a great run in New
Orleans and other cities. This pic
ture is q triumph Of artistry and the
audience have raved about this pic.
ture. Phillip Smally and Lois Weber
are the leading players in this great
motion picture which is certain tt
tax the Magic City to its capacit,
| tonight. The price Of admission
will be 10 and 20 cts. On Monda,
Charley Chaplin will be seen aeaiI
| at the MAGIC City. Nuf Sed. Fo'
regular program see page 5.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30
KNIGHTS Or COLUMBUS
To HAVE LODGE HERE
District Deputy Here Last
Sunday And Was
Entertained

W, ]. Schriever, District Deputy,
Knights Of Columbus, was in bosa-
lusa last Sunday, to 60 over details
in connection with the installation
of Council of Knights OF Columbus
at this place.
Mr.. Schriever was entertained at
the Pine Tree Inn by a number OF
respective candidates and brother
members. In the afternoon a
short address on the objects and
PURPOSES of the X of C was delivered
by Mr.. Schriever to the prospective
members, at a meeting held at the
Catholic church.
This was Mr.. Schriever's first
visit to Bogalusa, and, after being
"Ford.ed' around our city for an
hour or so, before leaving for New
Orleans, expressed himself as being
favorebly impressed and assured US
Of his intentions of an early return
with a formidable array goats to
carry the prospective members ove'
the Goals
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nasicCityProgram

TONIGHT, THURS. SEPT. 3oth
Scandal S reels. featuring Philip Small
lev and Lois Weber Of Hypocrite fame.
10 and 20 cents.
FRIDAY
Refuge 2 reels. Animated Weekly
and Charley Chaplin in The Star Board
er" 5and l0c.
SATURDAY
Mountain Justice" 8 reels, good COM
edv and scenes from the Shreveport State
Fair, S and 1oc.
SUNDAY
Tho Limited" 2 reel Bison drama. New
.,;tnev in Trim" comedy and "One on
Mother.
| MONDAY
Work" 2 reel scream with Char'ey
and GOOD drama. S and lOc'
TUESDAY
Who Pays? and Quits comedy
WEDNESDAY
The Brother Cain" "Adip in the water
and According to value..'
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30
judgment Was Awarded

The suit for $ll7,oS75 against
Washington Parish BY hoehler :,
Cummings and Purden was decided
4 favor Of the plaintiffs Tuesday.
n suit was brought at the sueses'
ian oithe attorney Of the Parish
= that the claim Of the firm could
!. r,dured to judgment 50 that II
could II paid out o. the ,un 20
,,.e.ntly ordered = aside topsy al
.;sdeheednsss q thsR sIisA
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30
Bridge Party

Mrs. Mike Bereeron entertained
the Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon
at her home in Beall Addition
Auction Bridge was played at three
tables, and at the conclusion Of the
game the hostess served a delight
full ice course.
The first prize was won by Mrs.
Griffith and Mrs. Rykoski won the
second prize. Those present besides
the regular club members were
Mesdames Rvkoski, Lively, haney
and Slaughter.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30
Negro Gamblers Arrested

Officer Tourney raided negro
Gambling house in Morton's quar-
tiers on last Monday night when he
succeeded in arrestine three Of the
patty who plead guilty before Judge
OFT and were fined SIS and COSTS
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30

Mrs. W. NJ. Porche and daughter
Miss Madee have returned from an
extended visit in New Orleans where
Mrs. Porche was under the care OF
q physician. She states that she
has entirely recovered from her
illness and is prepared to receive
her patrons and friends who desire
shapooine and messages
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-30
Returns From Fine Trip

Dr., and Mrs. Jno Williams have
returned from q two months visit
to the Panama Exposition and other
no;nts in the West and Northwest.
Thew visited Seattle, Tocoma, Salt
Lake and points in Canada. They
report a most enjoyable time but
dad to oct back to the best little
city in America
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LOTS FOR SALE
ON EASY PAYMENTS

There never was a better time y ~
property in Boealusa. Condit 4
rapidly improving and the city = ~
ine which means an advance b. r. !
ty. Iofer an unusual opp0tunlu Il
an investment and will cell you c
city lots on easy payments, little l =!
and the balance weekly, semi moatll e
monthly.-L 7. Richardson, Phone ! N