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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
Decline In Immigration

From Immigration, Industry and the
 War by Frederic c. Howe, in the
 American Review of Reviews for No
 vember
 During the year ending June 30, 1915, immigration fell to 4342A, or 32S per cent of the immigration for the preceding year. During the F months from August l. 1914, to July 31. 1915 immigration grad ually slackened and fell to an average of g, IA per month, and the decline still con tinues. Tn July. 1915. only 21,504 were ad- mitted. as compared with 60.7T7 for July, 1914, a decline of 64.4 per cent. The de- cline for June, 1915, over June of the previous year, was 64.4 per cent
 For the present at least the European war has solved the immigration prob lem. At least, it has solved it in so far as the restrictionist is concerned. And now the question is being widely discussed as to what will happen after the war; as to the source from which the immigra- tion will come; as to the sex and char acter and physical condition of the im- migration that come sto us. Are we in danger of inundation by the weak and helpless; by widows children and depend ent ones; will our immigration officials be confronted with those weakened by disease. exposure and wounds? Will the restless and discontented come to us be- cause of a dsnclination to return to the dceary life of the peasant and the worker; will the burdens of taxation crush the warning nations and make the burden of life so heavy that men will flee their native land to escape its consequences? Will all Europe so hate militarism that the people will seek a land of peace and freedom from it's horrors or will eco homie and social conditions, the vacuum in the labor market, the work of recon stfuction. of rehabilitation, so increase wages that opportunity will keep the worker at home? Finally. will the na- tions forbid emigration of the able-bodied man a a measure of self protection
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
CAPTAIN COHEN TO PLAY WITH MANDY AGAIN NEXT SEASON
PUGILISTIC CARNIVAL IS PLANNED BY SOUTH AMERICAN SPORTSMEN
Efforts Will Be Made to Bring Together Champion Fighters of
 World of All Casses-Over S125 900 Will Go Fighters

New York. December 2.-Millionaire South American sportsmen are planning a pugilistic carnival at Buenos Ayres next spring, in which the four fistic championships of the world will be contested Within the next two weeks the sum of s125,O00 will be deposited in local bank, to be divided later into four purses, and the additional sum of s75, 900 to cover travelling, training and advertising expenses of pugilists and promoters.
 The bouts as outlined will bring to- gether Jess Willard and the best heavy weight that can be obtained to meet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03

elimination bout. Willard's contract calls for $35,000 win, lose or draw
 Terms arranged with Fulton were not announced
 Fulton, it is said here has been box
 ing about two years and in the 3S
 lights in which he has participated is credited with having scored 34 Knock 7 outs. Among the fighters who took the count were Jack Morgan, Jack Lewis, Tim Logan, Artbur PeIky and Andre Anderson Sporting men declare that physical ly Fulton compares favorably with Willard. His fighting weight is said
 to be about 220 pounds as against 240 for the champion. Although Willard S height of feet 6 inches is greater by
 two inches than that of the Rochester fighter. Fulton's reach of S41a inches is longer by one inch and one-half l than of the Kansan and is said to be | the greater of any boxer living.
 | The promoters stated tonight that
 neither the officials nor the arena in l which the fight is to be held have been 1 selected. Willard and Fulton expect to
 establish training camps in New Or | leans about one month before the ] fight it was said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
PEER, A WIDOWER,
 REMARRIES AT 67

London, November 20.-(Special cor respondence.)-Fo peer who is a widower to remarry at 67 is somewhat out of the common, but that is what Lord Langford did this week. Lord Langford is an Irish peer and an ex- lieutenant colonel of the crack Grena
 dier Guards, and his first wife, who died in 1910, was a daughter Of Sir Richard Sutton, whose gallant young descendant one of the ground land lords of the rich Piccadilly district, is now at the front. The new Lady Lang ford. who is fair of face and fine of
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college football before going to Vandy. If the s. l. A. A. authorities look upon the subject in the same light as the Vandy officials do. then Cody will be allowed another year in southern foot ball.
 If Cody does not return, only two regulars will be lost for next season by. Coach McGugin. "Pud" Reyer, the big. center, will be lost by graduation, while Cody will be the other player if he is declared ineligible,
 The Vandy supporters are jubilant over the prospects of the team even this far off until the next gridiron sea- son. The only regulars that will be lost by graduation are Reyer, North cutt, Morrison, Chester, Brown and pos sibly Cody. It appears that Vandy will again be on the football map in the south for the 1916 season from the pres ent indications We must again watch McGugin and his Commodores
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the champion, Middleweights Mike Gib- bons of St. Paul and Les Darcey of Australia, Lightweights Freddie Welsh of England and Charley White of Chi cago, Bantamweights Kid Williams of Baltimore and Johnny Ertle of St. Paul. Each bout, which will be for the cham pionship of that class, will be for 25 rounds or more.
 Baron Nicholas Mihanovieh is the representative of the South American capitalists and sportsmen who believe that the pugilist carnival will be of great advertising value to Buenos Ayres and South America in general. Tom Jones and Jack Curley have been appointed the American representatives and matchmakers for the packer of the carnival.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03

H Mrs. B.: You are entitled to two tickets to the Strand free. Read the classified ads and see which Mrs B. gets them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
WEIGH AND WHITE AGREE TO MEET FOR LIGHT WEIGHT CROWN
Champion and Challenger Come TermDate and Place fol
 Scrap to Be Decided-Forfeit Placed by Managers

New York, December 2.-Freddie Welch through their managers, signed an agree ment here today to meet in a 2O-round bout within six weeks for the lisnlweight championship of the world.
 Welch as the champion, and White as the challenger, agreed to meet before the club offering the best prospective induce- ments, all bids for the bout to be re- ceived not later than Thursday, Decem- Der 16 The pugilists agreed to weigh 135
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
CAKES RELEASES
 CATCHER KEARLING

Pittsburg, December 2.-Manager Oakes of the .Pittsburg F'ederals re- leased Orie Kearling, catcher of Homer La. Kearling came from the Texas league and as he was not classed "a jumper" it was said here he was eligible to return.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
FULTON IS CHOSEN
 BY PROMOTERS TO FIGHT JESS WILLARD

pounds. Their managers each posted $lO0O forfeit for weight.
 The terms of the agreement read that the boxers are to meet under Queens bury rules in a battle of 20 or more rounds with a referees decision Competitive bids will remain open until December 16 and the fight must be held within six weeks
 The referee will be selected from a list of names mutually agreeable to the con testants and each has agreed not to ap- pear in any other match before this bout in which a referees decision might be given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-03
SINCLAIR WANTS
 JENNINGS OR BAKER
 TOLEAD NEW YORK
Backer of New Federal League Club After Mana ger-Says Jennings Not
 Signed With Detroit

Chicago, December 2.-Harry Sinclair, packer of the team which the Federal league proposes to put in New York, said here today that he would offer the man. agement of the team to Hughie Jennings of the Detroit Americans and had also bid for the services of Frank Baker of the Athletics. He said he believed Jen- nings was not bound legally to the Tigers for the coming season.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County o.
Shoshone, State of Idaho
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
HeWes, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the un-
dersigned Elmer HeWes, administra-
tor of the estate Of Daniel Hewps, de,
ceased to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit such claims, with
the necessary youches within four
months after the first publication of
this notice to the said administrator
at st. Joe, Idaho, which the under
signed selects as the place of business
in all matters connected with said es-
tate of Daniel Hewes, deceased.
ELME HEWES,
Administrator Of the Estate of Daniel
Hewes. Deceased.
Dated this Goth day of January, A. d.
1915, and first published January p.
1915
LAWRENCE E. WORSTELL, Attor-
ney for Administrator, Wallace, Ida
no. J21F1S-5t