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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

tralian writer's the referee pulled a
bone" when he named King the victor
lust as he had previously done by
picking Smith as the winner over
Clabby Judging by Clabby's and
Smiths form in this country ! am
Inclined "a take the critics end of
the argument
To my mind Gibbons comes closer
to the IDEAL champion than any OF
his rivals I do not think there Is q
man anywhere near his weight who
can beat him over any distance from
six rounds up. II he meets Mcdoorty
noxt month. as has been announced,
/ look FOR him TO score even an easier
victory than that over Clabby
Gibbons impresses me as the best
middlcwcight since the DAYS OF Tom
my Ryan and Ryan / always regard
ed ms one OF the greatest men OF his
weight in the history of the ring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
EDDIE N'cODRTN MAS BEST
CLAIM On MIKE GIBBONS NOW

II Il wore put to jury Of boxing
exports belicve there would be few
who would vote against awarding
Mike Gibbons the claim OF middle
weight champion. OF course, some
would dissent, but a very small minor
ity. ANA even they would have to adj
init that the st. Paul man appears 20
he better equipped 10 take up the
middleweight running where poor
Stanley ketchel left of by his UNI
timely death.
in the bout with Jimmy Clabby,
previously regarded by many good
Judges as the best man In the division.
Gibbons proved that he Is In a class
by himself While one or two remain
who will have to take their medicine
before Mike can be proclaimed cham
pion. the st. Paul man would enter
the ring tomorrow "A pronounced fa-
voriie over any man in the middle
weight division. Some maintain that
Al Mccoy is the rightful champion.
that he won the title by stopping
George chip. but those who do so
how chip ever came into possession
of the honors lie beat Frank Klaus
and the latter beat Billy Papke. In
Paris. | think. On that battle Klaus
claim was based, but as a matter Of
fact Billy Papke did not hold the
title az that time Only once during
his career Papke was recognized as
.st.a .s.t. IA al. X ~
In twelve rounds az Los Angeles, but
Stanley. like the great fighter he was
had won it back in decisive style. If
Papke succeeded ketchel, then John
ny Thompson. Rob Mocha and Frank
Mantell had better titles TO the cham
pionship than Klaus as they had all
earned decisions over the Illinois
Thunderholt before Frank had his
chance Tho truth Of the matter Is
that Papke was finished as fighter
Of the first class before Frank Klaus
ever met him
However. II Al Mccoy wants any
OF Gibbons game imagine the ST.
Paul man would have no objection To
giving the Brooklynite another box
ing lesson Mike ana Al met auuut
year ago and Gibbons did every
thing but knock his man out
Eddie MeGooris probably has bet
ter claim ON Gibbons than any OF the
others. Mike and Eddie boxed sew
erai Years ago. and while II was an
awful affair considering the reputa=
ton of the men. whatever honurs
there were rested on the Oshkosh man
on his aggressiveness, according To
the critics,
over in Australia thcS are boosting
a newcomer named Mike King. King
recently was awarded close decision
over JEFF Smith, and as the same ref
eroe had previously given smith a
verdict over Clahhy, they ARE claim
ing the worlds title for King But
according to comments by the Aus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
AMERICAN NAVY
THIRD IN RANK,
SAYS SECRETARY
France and Japan Are.
Pressing 10 Place United
States in Sixth Place as.
Power ON Seas.

tHY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRFI
New York, Jan. 30.-The necessity
for an adequate navy kept at high
point of efficiency was argued by
Franklin d. Roosevelt, assistant Sec
rotary Of the navy, and George Won l..
Meyer, former secretary Of the navy,
the principal speakers at luncheon
Of the Republican club here today.
There is no harm in saying that
our navy is third largest today and
that France and Japan are progress
sing" said Mr.. Roosevelt 'srhe future
of the navy is in your hands and the
hands OF your congressman, but I'm
fortunately many people do not know
who their congressman are. IL We had
not an adequate navy It would mean
the loss Of Hawaii, American Samoa.
Porto Rico, the Panama canal and
the Philippines"
The secretary derided amateur
strategists, who say the day of the
hattleship is gone and advocate sub
marines.
Many people fail to realize that
war vessels become obsolete, the
speaker added one of our modern
dreadnaughts. he said, could fight
and sink fifteen battleships. like the
Oregon Of Spanish war fame. Former
Secretary Meyer called attention to
the lack of battle cruisers.
1T was because the Bluecher was
slow that she was sunk" he said
Japan has four battle cruisers. and
Japan could wipe out our entire
commerce in the Pacific because we
have no ships that could overtake her
battle cruisers. The fastest cruiser
we have is twenty-five knots"
Herbert l., Satterlee. former assist
ant secretary of the navy said
''Some people say you can raise
an army of million men overnight
But you can't raise blueiackets over
night. You must have trained men in
the navy, and It's murder if they are
not trained
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

Pittsburgh, Jan. 3o--Announce-
ment was made by the Pittsburgh
baseball club today that Catcher
Frank l<afora. drafted in the fan Of
1913 and on the clubs roster last
year. had been released to the Omaha
club OF the Western league This
leaves the Pittsburgh club with FIVE
catchers. fourteen pitchers, eight in
felders and ten outlclders. Hans
Wagner has not signed a contract
for 1915.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

Taking the milling of yesterday purely
on it's merits Cowior would have been
returned tho victor as he left de-
clsiYo mark ON pctcrson's right eye
and had the local muu staggering
around the ring with none too clear
an idea OF what was Happenings
'towler Ia remarkably fast on his
feet Tor 10 big a man, and shapes up
IKE a boxer he Is fast with his
punches aud evidently carries good
one. although he must needs learn
some Of the finer points IN delivering
il with better effect Peterson cow
cred up considerable. 40 much SO that
Cowlcr could do but little with his left
and had To- await his opportunities
With right uppecut
'On the whole " he Is brought
along IA an easy style he inay have a
bright future And Jim Cofbctt is
the best tutor IN the world"
I leave for Australia On vaudeville
trip next month. / am taking Cowlcr
with me, as Il viii give me great
opportunity Ia work with him regu-
lariy, teach him What | can, and also
give me the chance 10 try him out
thoroughly Ia regular matches before
bringing him back home 90 pie his
skill against the best Ia this country.
SNOWY Baker. The Australian pro-
motor, has already communicated
with me Asking me TO slgn Tor a
match or two between Cowler ana the
hest Of the bis men over there. and
Just Ne soon az have given Tom a
thorough coaching and have put him
through a systematic training course,
I will sce that he gets all Che rine
work he needs
Has liecn Fighting Two Years
Cowlcr Ia no raw novice as he has
been fighting about two years IA
England and Canada IN fact, he has
boxed with such men ar Bombariier
Mcils. Frank Moran. Ian Hague,
Goprge Rodei Denver I'D Martin and
others Of mote nr less netoricty
Cowlcr heNod tho Romhardier when
a raw hcginuer an eight-round no-de-
oisian exhibition lie lost 10 Frank
Moran VA acsen rounds on foul lite
knncked e,ii Rodcl it EiN. Ian Haguo
Ia eight end Dcnver Ed Martin Ia two
rounds. 80 my reudeH VIII appre-
clatc that u Is not exactly "a nav re-
cf0ii That have uken hold 81
HIS record has heon sent 20 nae hy
friend, hut refer TO it here oulY
20 acuuaint my friends with the fact
that roWler has been hoNing with
fnifly setid men and has not been
i beaten se tau. with an his laek of eN-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

New York. Jan SoJimmy john
sion. matchmaker OF the Madison
Square Garden Athletic club, finally
has clnchcd match between worlds
Champion Freddie Welsh aud Willie
Ritchic. the boy whom Welsh defeat
ed for the title. The contest VIII be
staged here on March u Johnston
has becn angling Tor The match for a
long time aud closed It after talking
with Richie over long distance tele-
phone az san Francisco. Richie Is
60 receive IS, 900 for his end,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

81 Louis. Jan. So.--Fielder A Jones,
manager OF the ST. Louis Federals.
announced upon his return here to-
night from Havana, Cuba. that his
team viii depart for Havana Febru-
airy - and would complete its train
ing shere April 4. Branch Hickey.
manager Of the s. Louis Americans.
lett tonight fer Houston. Tex. to COM
piete arrangements. for the spring
ralning OF his club near that city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

pcricnce. However. his previous ef-
forts have cdt no figure with me in
sizing him up. II IN what he VIII do
IN The future that will interest me
from now on. Hut the fact that he
has held his own since entering the
field with comparatively no training
IL proof that he is made Of pretty
good stuff
iins pilc-dri,cr ciout
believe that ne IL one Of the hard
est naidgal hiitcrs / have ever met
up with Ills blows apparently carry
the weight Of pilc-drivcr. But at
present hc is too aggressive lie has
been told in what little instruction he
has picked up here and there 10 keep
on top of his man all the time. Which
rs good advice ut times, but not all
the time. viii devote my time TO
teach him how to manage himself in
the ring. when 60 cut loose and when
10 stand OF viii not attempt 10
teach him any method of hoxing
which viii deprive him Of his won
derfui hitting power, for that rs a nat
ufal asset which viii win many bat
ties for him IN the fature.
CoWler doesn't appear to need so
very much tn COPE with his rivals ia
the heavyweight division A little
more experience coupled with the
systematic coursc of boxing lessons
and conditioning ! VII give him ought
To make him III to face The hest ia
the eaim Ia a year from nowand
With every chance FOR success
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

Cincinnati. Jan. Self Governor
Frank h. willis does not issue orders
before Monday that will prevent the
"Gunhoat" Smith-Jim Flynn bout
here. the Methodist Ministers assoc
citation will go into court to ask for
an injunction that the bout be pro-
hibited on the ground that public
gambling is being INDUCED in in con-
nection with the proposed contest.
This statement was isued by the min
isters association today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
New WaIklng IicorJ.

New York. Jan. a0--An Amerit
can record for the two-mile Indoor
Waikiki minutes. 30 2-a seconds
was made tonight hy George H..
Gouldiug OF the Toronto Young Mems
Christian association at the games Of
the Diocesan Union IN Brooklyn.
This time bettered his former record,
mndc March 80, 1919 by 10 sec
onds. John j. Filler Of the disclaimer
lean Athletic club, New YQrk, made
"A new American record IN the 100
yard hurdles COVERING the distance
IN II as seconds. onc-fifih better
than the former record, held by him
self.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
reds MN Have Minor Leaguc.

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 5o.--The
Federal baseball league will have
a minor league ia New England,
President James A. Gilmore announc-
ed definitely here late today, after
"a conferences with baseball men. The
teams of the new league will be eight
in number, be said. just what towns
Il Will comprise are yet TO be deter
mined
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
Ginnts To kcen Marauard.

New York. Jan. 3o.--New York Gil
ant officials today declared RUDE
Marquard, who signed with the Brok-
Ism Feds and was then offered back
10 the Giants by owner Ward, would
be sent notice 10 report at the Giant
training camp al Marlin, Tex, at the
same time as the other players.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
The Rest Croup Me,Iicinc.

Mothers who have had eXperience
with II will agree with Mrs. Oran A.
Swaidner, Roanoke. Ind. as 10 the
best Group medicine. She writes,
''Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best Group medicine l know of be-
cause 1t breaks up the attack" For
sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

New York. Jan. S0.--Jack Britton
of Chicago. outpointed and out
fought kid Graves of Milwaukee,
In fast and clever ten-round bout
in Brooklyn tonight Britton weigh
ed ls9 ana Graves 143 IA pounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
Al Iast 1anks Are Sold.

New York, Jan. 30.--The transfer
Of the stock % the New York Ameri-
can league baseball club to Jacob
Rupncrt and T L. Huston was com
pieted here this afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

Duke CITY Cleaners, iIattcrs aud
nycrs French dry-cican and press
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

Noiod football authority aud dean of
the advisory football coaches at Yale
university, who has resigned az foot
ball member Of the Yale athletic CONF
mltteo. This step Is taken 10 be In
llne with AIR Camps announced In
teuuon 70 retire from sports
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

For year the European war would
on this basis cost the tremendous
sum of s16.676, 0.OOO. Making an
allowance for the cost of mobilization,
but keeping in mind that the send
ing of new troops into the field is in
effect lower phase OF mobilization,
It will still be found that at the end of
a year the powers at war would have
spent at least $16,500, eco, geo.
In this sum is not included the
economic losses of the countries, nor
the damage done to property in the
various military terrains. The loss
TO Belgium from the destruction Of
property is estimated at $4,000, 600,
while the damages sustained by East
Prussia are said 10 be roundly $751;
ooe, Gee. No reliable estimates on the
property losses in Poland. Galicia.
Slavonia. Servia, Bosnia, Alsace and
eastern France have So far been OBJ
tainable. hut the impression prevails
that together this would be no less
than 81 400,000.000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Advertised list for the week ending
January 20. 1915;

Advertised list for the week ending
January 20. 1915;
Mems List.
Walter Acker, Justo Apodaea, Her
bert {. Bell. Estavisla Baroga, Gar
land Bagwcli Harry c. Blethrow, E.
NJ Barndollar CD, Ramon Chavez,
Candelorito Chavez. Arnold Cisneros,
II. J Crane. Pete Chavez, Cordova Fe-
Xix, Earle Davidson, j. Davalos, j, G.
Duncan. James G. Darden, VIM +.
Davidson. Ed Fogel. Frank l.. Gordon,
Romolo Guardiala, Ambrosio GUM
gerr, M. Gaghardi David Howirtz,
Earl Hutson. win Hyde. W. d. James
(2(. b, Lara, Steve LAWYER Monte
yuma Ball Co. Sylvester Mirabal,
Juan Macias. Fred p. Moore, ID. r.
Marchiono, 6. l., Macken, Michael
Mulhal. Manuel Martinez. Donald
Mcdonald, John 0rourke, Abel Pa
checonz. Bruno Pena. Candida Perez,
Juan Perez, ]. G. Pease. Pablo Prea,
Charles Perry. J. A. Reynolds, Char
lie Robinson. James ii. Richardson
Francisco Reser. Hugh Ross. Rex
Richard, Charles Schlatter, Gabriel
Sanchez. Stinard Slonon, J. J. Spier,
Ienon Sandoval, w. j. Sullivan, O.
True. +. O. Tschmly. N. Valensuela
j We'll, A. c. Welsh. Claud Welsh,
Martin YaKza.
Ladies' List.
Mrs Bob Andrews. Miss Edith
Baldwin, Miss NJ. A. Bunker, Mrs.
Edna Brock. Mrs. Emily Benin. Mrs.
DIR, c. Fulton. Miss Pearl Gordon.
Mrs. Mives Gonzales. Mrs. Fred Con
zales, Mrs. Sharp Hanson. Mrs Inge-
borg Jacobson. Miss Mill Kerr, Mrs.
+. lucero Miss Dolly O. Love. Mrs.
Rosy Lucero. Miss Rafaela Lopez.
hTancisqnim Montoya, Miss Annie Me-
Gregor, Miss Jennie Mitchell, Miss
Lueita McDermott Miss Della Me-
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kogers. Mrs. r, l. Sutton. Frankie
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Straud Mrs LIZ
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31
FIGURES GIVEN
ON COST Of WAR
ARE STAGGERING
Socialist Newspaper Estimates
Tremendous Sums of Money
Expended by Allies in Pres
emf Conflict,

The Hague. Jan. i2--An exhaustive
study of the cost of the European war
has just appeared in the Berlin vor-
wacrts, socialist newspaper.
The military expenditures Of the
British empire are given as about 81.
25o,0OO per day or S637,500, 600, GOO
up la January /. The cost of the
war to France up to December 10.
1914. is given as $1.2SS,200,000 or.
difference IN time considered, more
than twice the amount spent by Great
Britain.
Taking the Russian expenditures TO
November / 8 as basis Il Is shown
that the Russian campaign has SO far
cost S9,200,000 per day or $3.50, 000,-
GOO up to January 1. The expendi-
lures of the Belgian, Servian and Jap
anose governments are given as about
tl.60O,00O per day, or roundly $780,
goo. goo up to January 1.
cost Per Man Per Day,
The Figures ALSO show that il costs
tho allies s2,O5 per day To keep a man
In the Held.
The following is given by the Vor-
waerts as a table of expenditures
made by the governments of the triple
entente and their allies:
Great Britain. war cost per day, Si.-
ESQ. 900; total to January l., $685., $780,
00O France, war cost per day, So
g12. 900: total to January 1, $1,4S6,-
100000 Russia, war cost per day,
S9.20O, 600; total TO January I, ST.
$50. 100000. Their allies. war cost
per day, 100000 total to January
l, 100000.
No detailed amounts are given in
relation to the cost of the war to
Germany and Austro-Hungary. The
cost for the two is S21. 100000 per
day. or $3.50 600, 900 up to January
first
Adding to expenditures OF all the
nations at war, the daily total is about
s45.9s2, zoe, and the total up to JAM
uary /. $6.S94, 300,O
Ii is pointed out by the Norwaerts
that from the French total expendi-
| lures SO far made must be taken the
| following loans: TO Belgium. $780,
100000; to servia, $4,000, 600; to
Greece. $4,000 600. and to Montenegro
100000 or a total of $40, 100000
which would make the amount spent
by the French government in military
operations s1.416,7O0,o0O by the close
! of I914
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-03
TROUBLE SHIP
 0F GABLE HERE

The steamship Burnside, which is the cable trouble mender for the Alaska cable, arrived in this port at 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon and will probably remain until a lato hour this afternoon.
 Captain Shears is master of the ship, while Lieutenant Gregg is in charge of the work. The cable will be brought to the surface of Lynn canal in an effort to repair a slight fault which might in time cause some trouble in the trans mission.
 While the boat has been in port, some of the men took advantage of shore leave and went up to Lake Dewey after trout. Although the weather was cold and there was d strong wind, success crowned the undertaking, and quite 8 number of fish were brought Lack.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-03
YOUNG PEABODY IS
 MARRIED SECRETLY

Seattle, Nov. 3-Penfieid Pea body, son of a former president of the Alaska steamship company, and Miss stewart, daughter of a dairy man at BotheL, who eloped some days ago, were married at Centralta. They secured a license at Chehalis where he gave his age as twenty one and his occupation as a shingle weaver. His real age is seventeen and his wife s about two years old CT. Their present whereabouts is unknown and he is reported to be waiting in hiding until the steamer Dirigo sails so that his father can not send him away on a long yoy- age to cool his ardor, As told be- for the young couple eloped in an automobile and escaped from the pursuing Peabody, senior, through the woods. The elder Peabody is a member of the Federal Reserve beard,