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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-29
r QUALIFICATION NOTICE

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
December Term, 1916.
Estate of George w. Caples, deceased.
On application. it is ordered, this 18th day OF
December, 1916, that the sale Of Real Estate OF
George w. Caples late Of Carroll County. deceased
made by Margaret E. Caples, Executrix of the
last Will and Testament Of said deceased, and this
day reported to this Court by the said Executrix,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before the End Monday, 18th
day of January, next; provided copy OF this or
der be inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll county.
before the LIST Monday, 9Th day of January,
next
The report states the amount of sale to be
SOLOMON MYERS,
THOMAS ] HAINES.
MOSES J. M. TROXELL.
Judges.
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WILLIAM ARTHUR,
decl5 ct Register of Wills for Carroll County.
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CTocKHoLDERs MEETING

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Westminster FertiIi1Ar
Company, will be held at the Office ~
the Company. on '''~e u
TUESDAY, JANUARY ?, 1917
at 1.3O p. m. The purpose Of s.id
meeting Is the election of five directors
to serve for one year and until tha;r
successors are elected, chosen or quail
fed. 4u"''-
A. H. HUBER
acc o-te Sec. and Treas.
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OBJECTION NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Westminster
Savings Bank are hereby notified that
the regular annual meeting for tho
election of Seven Directors of the West
Minister Savings Bank to manage it,
concerns and affairs for the ENSUING
year will be held on FRIDAY, JAN,
UARY 5. 1917, between the hours of !
and 2 clock, p. M, at the office and
place of business of the said The West
minister Savings Bank, in Westminster
Carroll County, Maryland.
CHARLES BILLINGSLEA. Pes.
JACOB II. HANDLEY. Treasurer.
dec Sat
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.LECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Union National Bank of Westminster
December & 1916.
An Election of Directors for this
Bank will be held on
TUESDAY, the 9th day OF JANUARY,
1917, between the hours of II O'Clock
p. m. and II M, of said day at said bank.
JAS. PEARRE WANTZ.
dec 8-5t Cashier.
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TO CREDITORS.
TFNNIF ARNOLD

This is to give notice that the subscribers have
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll Coun-
ty. in Maryland letters of administration on the
Personal Estate of
JENNIE ARNOLD,
late of Carroll County, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated to the subscriber. be-
fore the 22nd day of July, 1917, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefits Of
said estate.
Given under our hand this 18th day of December,
1915.
CHARLES w. ARNOLD.
MARTHA M. ARNOLD
HILDA 6: ARNOLD.
dec Eat Administrators.
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Ii you have anything to sell, use the
columns OF this paper.
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BE:EChAM'S
pills

the peoples remedy for LIES
common ailments. They act
thoroughly on the stomach,
liver and bowels, and soon reg
ulate and strengthen these i'm
portant organs. Purely vege-
table-contain no harmful
drugs. Whenever you feel
RESPONDENT a few doses will
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WILLIAM ARTHUR,
decl5 st Register of Wills for Carroll County.
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Make Things
look Brighter

Ia rw-st Sale or Amy Medicine i'm the Wcrld.
Sold srywhere. In boxes. 10c., 25e.
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Johnston and
Williams Start
Match 0t4.3O

owing to tho great interest In to-
morrow's match between william NJ.
Johnston OF San Francisco. the ma
tional champion. and X. Norris Will
liams I'd OF Philadelphia. champion In
1915. In the West vs.. East series at
the West side Tennis Club courts at
Forest Hills, tho committee decided
Yesterday to start the tusslo at <.s0
instead OF 4 o'clock.
According to the schedule four sin
vles matchea WIN be played to-mor-
row and two doubles and q singles on
saturday. To-morrow'r matches VIII
stert at Q o'clock. when griffin VIII
meet Church and Murray VIII play
washburn. At $40 Davis VIII meet
Eehr and an hour later the johnston
Williams match will start.
ON Saturday Williams and Churon
will meet Davis and Murray. ~ i.So,
mi. match will be followed oy the
singles, In which Roberta VIII oppos.
either Niles or Pell. and At ociock
Alexander and Behr will line up against
Johnston and Grifln.
Hachishtro Mikami. tho most diminu'
,,ve OF tho lawn tennis players IRON
Janan. swung into his most orillian
arriving on the turf OF the Crescent Ata
latte Club yesterday. with the, resui
,het n, defeated Clarence c. Poh. INT
scoro was 81, g.
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Lansing Leads
MurstOn in Colt

SCHENECTADY. Aus. s.-Cherles
r. Lansing OF tho Kn~ickerbooker
oo,, Club OF Tonahy. N. J.. lod . neld
-, yearly 100 golfers yesterday in tho
o,ai,rytng round Of the Mohawk Golf
cc"b's annual invitation tournament;
No, onc OF tho golfers who played
r,os ohlc 10 break so. and Lansing's
meani winning score was $3.50
II was lust good enough 10 VIZ Tor
May n, Marston OF Haltnsrol was
right on Lanslng's heels with an ~
Gilman l.. tiffany. Mohnwk, ana w.
Hamilton Gardner or buHa'o ~o'o
next IN limo with s3 apiece
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Contributions Sent In From
Boston and Hudson and
Several From Brooklyn.
TuE EVENING WORLDS fund
70 present Christy Mathewsoh

10 DrfHfnt ,hti5Ny
with a remembrance stimoh
IN recognition of his sixteen Year,
y, service with tho Giants Is attrao''
,r, ,ntcrost In other cities. Tho iat-
az, hatch Of subscriptions 10 tho fuha
includes contributions from ho"'on
hudson. n, Y. as well as seVeru'
from Brooklyn.
The following letter, which wan no.
companied by Il twonty-cent coh'r'p"-
ZION. "a from a Boston fans Please
add this small amount 10 NAVY"
fund. May It grow TO a size sui'ap'e
10 partly reward and remind MIN OF
past Efforts
In all the excitement of roofing TOT
IN. Dodgers n Brooklyn fan. VINO
sigma himself {. NJ. W, pauses Ions
,rough TO send the following note
"plense find thirty cents TO nell
huild the fund for the greatest ma
in baseball -
"li"w Matty even gained friends
outsida the baseball world Is shown
In this letter. although nave
never seer "A game up at tho iol'
Grounds | give my. sympathias 70
Matty, who has helped the N'itht'
Win more games than they have lost
/ therefors add . gift Give cents) u
the Matty fund"
CHARLES RABMOURTCHt
Tho above arc striking specimen
ofthe letters received, which send
message of admiration and good iucI
70 the former Giant idol, In many o
! Tho letters the writers regret tha
their contributions ara not larger bu
every subscription TO the tuhu! n
matter how small, Is a proof Of III
sanders recognition of Matty's vaiu
IA a great athlete and sportsman,
Send all contributions IN Testlm
t NAL Editor, Evening World, Par
AoW,
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Crimper Puts Big Crimp
In Rolls of Wise Money"
In Maiden Race at Spa
xyon, a Gray Colt, Was Regarded a Sure Thing, but the Best He
Could Do Was Finish Second, Although Having Been Away
In Front Most Of tho Journey.

Crtmper went past tho finish line
everybody seemed to DO on his or her
feet shouting joyfully. The SwartE
brothers. from Wall Street, waved
their hats In ecstasy. Capt. Cassatt
shook hands with Parr and slapped
him on the back. Mrs Payne Whit
ney came over with her congratula-
tions and for ten minutes after tho
race Parr was kept busy responding
to gleeful greetings.
Crtmpcr 10 a handsome chestnut
colt II "a 10 reported to have paid
$4,000 for him.
Trainer Billy Karrick furnished tho
frst, second and third horses In the
Spinaway. tho stake feature Of tho
day. when no sont YLnkoo Witch,
K~oh-i-noor and Tragedy to tho post.
Such an accomplishment. In rare
! enough TO DO entitled TO a page In turf
history. Before tho race karrick said
no couldn't tell which one was host.
"Thoy arc too close together for : q
In everything they have DONE" he
said.
Yankee witch had n pull on tho
weights. carrying lis to tho l:2 on tho
other two. and that about won for hor
for shs just lasted TO win by q nose
NItCI oMttitu8 ucuIiy uil tlo way WIN
Koh-i-noor. Tragedy didn't have as
good racing luck Is the other two,
being bumped around at the head OF
the sketch.
There were two runups during tn,
day. Haltermen Fink and lIodricl
boosted Passing Fancy. tho opening
inner, from $500 to si.7o5. and john,
Henry carried Bao from 5000 Il
81, 605. both winners arc OF cours,
protected.
julio Carson, who was rcpresente,
In tho third event by Glelpner
claimed rolroma. which ran n fair sor
OF a race In jon Livingstone colors.
The officials hero ara considering n,
: amendment 10 tho selling race rul
. which In likely to be voted on nm,
passod by tho Jockey club In time I
he put In operation here, II provide
. for tho division Of the run-up mono
: between the frs. three horses,
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Maisel Ready to COUer Third;
Artie Holman RuuS TO-MOrrOU

DETROIT. Aug a-Fritz MaiseL who has been In Chicago for several
days having his injured shoulder treated. has reJoined the Yankees here
know whether Manager Donovan will let him or not
Arte Hoffman, former star Of the old Chicago Nationals. who has
been conducting a baseball school for youngsters in the abandoned west
side grounds OF Chicago. will join the New York American League team
hero to-day. Hoffman will play to- morrow.
As an evidence of their appreciation for tho faithful and conscientious
work of Roy Hartzen, who reports o the Baltimore Club of tho Inter-
national League tomorrow. Col Rupert and Capt. Huston. owners OF
the Yankees, informed the veteran player prior to his departure last night
that they were not disposing of his services. but In making the transfer
had his baseball future In mind. Hartzell will probably be used In the
capacity of a scout or may be placed a q manager Of some good minor
league club.
The evening world., 1916-08-03

SARATOGA. N. r.. Aus. :

6ARATO0A, N. T., D.
ToM WELSH. trainer Of several
high.class imported horses
hasn't cooled out yeti JACK
Joynsr 10 still moppins his brow.
and Tom Hsaioy 10 In need OF some
cracked Toe. Those well-known horse
men and dossns OF others who usu-
ally pront by paddock information
thought xylon. . cray colt, q sure
thing In the last race Of tho card
here yesterday. The result was that
xyion won't over to Mr.. Mara Cas-
sidy's starting barrier an oven money
choice over fourteen others regarded
a. one OF tho host feids Of maidens
that evsr went to tho post anywhere.
After . comparatively abort delay
Cassidy sprung the webbing. Out shot
Johnny LOTUS On xyion. and before
,wonty yards had boon covered ho
was far and away clear Of his Held
Every stride tho gray horse took
carried him further away. His
trainer, Tom Welsh. watched him
from tho club house lawn.
Lot Thorn get him." he said TO hi'
surrounding friends. Hell take .
lot Of catching. l tell you, Whoopce
hurroo! Como on with him. Johnny
boy!"
LOTUS was c,ming. all right, ant
apparently In no danger OF beinI
caught. Round the far turn wen
Xylon six lengths In front Of a we'll
punched second division, and on To
ward tho stretch turn when. within
two Jumps Of this, another hors
shot out OF tho cloud of dust bohind
who In THAR We asked. = doze
In ono breath, II a crimper, ar
other imported threo-year-old. sport
,nw tho silks Of i,nl parr, h bait
NOR. sportsman. And he did com
xylon must have heard him too. n
lust at that second he seemed I
wavsr and shorten HIS stride, l.oftu
tried To arouse him. and did 30 mt
m~entarily, but Crimper wasn't To
denied, lilo caught Nyion almost M
fore he was stralghtened In III
s,retch, and In n few strides wei
mast him easily on his way to N
f, pay-off station,
rom Welsh had meanwhile rubsid,
q and his followers looked on dun
o. founded as Nylon staggered homo
u second place
/, Will. the defeat Of Nylon broug
r gloom 60 tho paddock sharps, the vi
a Tory Of Crimper was n source OF gre
rejoicing for many OF those In q
n clubhouse reserved section. Especial
II IN tho vicinity Of ia farrs q
The evening world., 1916-08-03
NOW FOR NIGHT GOLF.

RomethinR novel IN tho way ~ so,i
tournaments was held last night at the
oroat Neck Golf club, The Tournamen,
Commute 90 arranged n putting contest
under electric lights, tho new practice
green of nine holes heing used for tn,
irst time,
The winner OF the mans Tournament
WAS william Hodge, who went aroun,
the coursa IN 90, In tho women's con
tsst Mrs, g., II, Goddard won tho prize
The evening world., 1916-08-03
.Myfic News John Pollock dr1G GOSSIP

c,,N ~ Vnmmsis. RockAway Reach. On TUESDAY
,,vh, PADDY nurns and Milton Blisr will conn
,oy.,hr, an ,hs other ten-round scrap.
Ia, Jeanette viii have the opportunity n msst'
I'm, . white man in q hattie for the rirst time In
several years In TINS huia, ~ IN" rlpNrr A. y,
NJ Roohstsr, n, T., to-mofn~ hEhb Jos WI
,Aka on Dan Fork" fIyhh' ve n"''"n nea'p
weight. 10th men nav 'ous"' '"''' II ""'
IMt up . fast battle,
49, .o..uo,., ..,,rw.A, a,
Memphis, Tenn, Who mas mada s"d IN all W
MI, bouts At tho Local cluhs, Will b" seen IN aethn
again m Saturday night Ths U'n' MS TfHneht
viii bs Dutch bnmdt, thr game and aggressive
mt.s Br,oklyn ~hantamseisht' They will hoos
up fw ten rounds al tho broadway srnrtins oluh
The evening world., 1916-08-03

did. Long ago their offensive has
been conceded to be of the best.
For instance. George Burns belted
young Mamaux for q W. Dagger and
q triple and Davy Robertson sliced OF
three clean singles. Benny Kaun got
one corker. and should have had
more but Tor hitting line drives
sQuarely at the folders.
IL was the worst beating that
Mamaux has been handed all season.
Against the best he offered the Giants
waded into him for thirteen clean
smashes. And Jimmy Callahan 10y
the young man stand there and take
his medicine. II may do him good.
NEGOTIATIONS have boon completed
between Manager Christy Mathewson
Of the Cincinnati Reds and Manager
| McGraw OF tho Giants for the trans
fer Of Infielder Mike Doolan. the
Philadelphia veteran. TO h Clncin'
natl Club. Doolan will be used AZ
utility inflcldcr by tho Reds.
Though defeated. PrcndersasI TN
cub pitcher, showed roal metde u
tho long twelvo-inning. strug9!'
against Alexander. 1t 10 to nj
The evening world., 1916-08-03

o.orr. CLANCY, tho crack fo"'n''-
w.,uh, Of baltimore, who Ia ma'o"'"
n fight Johnny Kiibano n nheen-ro'"'
,,,, =, Cedar Point. o.. on Labor my
.,.rroon for tho championship o'o'
uym maxi, his nrst appearance IN d n'''
!. ,,,. c,tv IN oyer three years Tonight
~. ww eo AGAINST Packey HommaY' tho
80. and aggressive locnl Italian hsh'er'
I, tho main bout az ten iouh'S W ,"'
r.op.n,ng boxing show OF '"' h'"1''s
A a.. which Is located At oh" ',"""'''
and Seventh street n ih'N "''""''
r,.,sv and Iiommey have alrea'S
,ouyht ,hree hard battles In halumoro
and ar, IN MT condition for THIS 40 III
,ha other ~ten-rounter Jimmy i'ut'Y vi
tina vast sIde will meet l'als"S ''i"" ~
Harlem, jim iiealy. tho su'''s''"
Irish heavyweight will bai''o Tony
Caponi Tor six rounds
Al ,hs Anera. sprftins 'lnh nlsM r'"'
nks.f. tina ,lr,sr rhiladelpha boxer ""e'
VILLA proSn Of the cas-, side IN the star bout "
ION r,unds THIS will be okefe's hss ha'N'
hsn. IN several months. nh'eie ana h"~'
,.,,nty fought a slsshins battle ~ flhlb' sm''
,na Willis Aud Joe lNpliis aud Willie h"hhs en-
bobby North viii also clash IN bouts
yohnny pu.dsa. sin Is slated IN mHst 30
Neuius in Madison Sluarc uartcn on Ncn"o'
du night. ~ training harder Than usual los VA
contest. as he uauts tn be IN tho best ~ sha'
shsn he ia,s the crs.A 'li'ss1 hs''seish'
"W,lius h a sr,aI hAoI and nsNitT 49,
~ H. ta.. 4 an NOT uaftlI IN IaAa All
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Giants Meet Cubs, Their Old Rivals,
In OPENING Game of Series To-Day

Jimmy Callahan. Manager OF
Pirates, Who Were Badly Out
classed In Series lust Closed
at Polo Grounds, Thinks the
Giants Still Have Good Chance
to Win National League Pen.
nant.
The evening world., 1916-08-03

credit that he held tho champions 70
q shutout for eleven innings.
Tho Pirates have dug up q corking
player in Schultz. a native Of the
town. by the way. On two occasions
yesterday. by marvellous catches, he
robbed New York batters Of hits that
looked good for two or three bases.
Tho Pirates are the only club that has
two native SOM IN the lineup
Mamaux and Schulz both started on
the town lots around Pittsburgh and
still call II their homo.
Tho rather drastic action OF Man.
oyer Donovan IN suspending Ray
| Caldwell for ten days without pay
| and filming him 800 in addition woult
Indicate that the Yank manager
thinks he has located the trouble with
"Slim's" hrm. II has been a long tim
| since a manager had TO discipline
| Caldwell. and his infracuons OF tn
club rules must have boon pretty %
rtous. BILL Donovan has been IN
clined to treat this eccentric .younl
man with sugar instead OF vinegar
' but. evidently, Il would not work.
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Matty Fund Attracting Attention
of Fans in Many Other Cities
CONTRIBUTORS
TO THE MATTY FUND.

Latest contributors to the fund
10 present Christy Mathewson
with q remembrance testimonial
from the Now York fans,
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Blu BOzennan Bulger.

u U1uN We tfbN hh'
grown to be q sensation here
abouts, looked unusually good by
comparison with tho Pirates. but tie
Cubs are here to-day. full OF hight r
lep, and we shall see. Right now
they had rather trim New York than
any club In the league.
1T is not y question Of the New
York team looking good by oompari-
con-" said Jimmy Callahan. the Pirate
manager, last night The way the
Giants were going against US they
would have beaten any club in Il o
league, and II Mc9raw's pitchers keep
going they'll pretty nearly do II ani-
way, New York has as good a looking
bali club as | have seen In a number
One OF the baseball writer's from
Pittsburgh with q leaning toward stN-
tistics Interrupted the Pirate man
ager to remark:
Giants now have the best hitting Ia
6eld and outfeld In tho Natione'
Iengue and two of the fastest bass
runners in tho world-Robertson and
Knuff. All season We have mad te
have as many as eight runs 10 oea'
,hcm. How arc you going TO trim
|, club like that7 The only wonder u
ys people In Pittsburgh is thai, ~,
GGlnnts AFRO not now far in the lea
OF course, you understand. It a 81
happened that we have seen them a
well. how DO you account for thci
slump7" ! asked. -.v o,,
"Pitchers. pitchers. That's All. CIV
tho Giants two or threo p,tchcrs NJ
: honestly believe they will yet over
como Brooklyn"
The evening world., 1916-08-03

The Giants had n regular pitcher In
tho hox Yesterday. Rubc Benton was
rcvcr In better form. And IT cnnN
' ~" t,s, ns the Pittsburgh people had
saia The Giants simply toyed Win
Wnmaux. tho hest young twirlcr OF his
Jny. Their defensive work was on y
mr. with tho best tho Athletics @
The evening world., 1916-08-03

You would be surprised n o
lamped Barney oldf1eld hanging NJ
a now speed record on roller skatse.
but w~hattabout Bill c~arrisan. who 10
winning q pennant without THIS
Speakerf
The evening world., 1916-08-03

o. .. Golfer KILLED In Wan
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. g.
campbell whyte. Pacific Coast ANA
teur golf star. has been killed while
fighting with the British at ths
French. front. according to word r..
ceivcd. here to-day from ], n, WHITE.
q brother. In Edinburgh . Scotland,
The evening world., 1916-08-03

W bsnny Lsonsfd hsdds kneesso
Fred Welsh 'or . fisld aesi. Den
would have been ehsmpion, " "
yoYt svn' had ~hishsrs she'd be ysvr
uncle.
Giant. are nov winning doubts.
headers. but that doesn't help to Get
ans starving sn0w AhoNcllers employ.
ment.
,d~N''s...,1 is:a '@ % SIC. 'tS' 9sS:;ii.
saonrs.
Hot weather caused tho Yanks'
downfall lH 81 l.ootS Partisan sun
doesn't chin" on the home boys At oil
Ia 81 I0ooy.
,.s,"ns' hos II 0a' sets hot 20 o' de = ~
when Brooklyn gets that public
golf links they will nave moving pic
ture places. fircplugs and everything.
championship -ithouI l-ins iorsd 70 prove u
Fans who have seer all the Dillon
Levinsky fights should soon have
enough ticket coupons to get q piano.
Dillon and lsvinsky have no use
for the poor retail fighters whe only
slpn up for . half dozen fiuhts q .
time.
. Judging from tho attendance
figures. they don't have n visitors
\ day at all at Connie Mack's sani-
tarium.
Connie should set aside Tussdsys
n Thursdays as days when rela-
tivss Of the players could bring alenu
their oroehstina and sob.
thing by halves. II that guy started
In to build a bungalow. he would
build n twenty-six stories high.
when the sun 10 beating on nv DOME
! like TO tcrttc a nice COO pome.
I'd like a glass Of nice. hot Hsh,
or NIubbey stss'ino In a dtsh.
And haze a helmet on nv hdtv.
The Kind that divers love to ,cear,
win rubber boots and thick ear msffs
And tnhale hot smoke IN big puffs.
J And Ike a Roman gladiator,
: MY Vcst scould b a radiator.
NY sor VouId make my NE complete.
For they'd be cooled BY nice steam heel
.e when the svn u sldntino of my dome
"a 4 IKE to Ur1te a nice cool pome.
We don't mind tho heat 80 mucf
put what gets US sore Is tho Vic
President Of the United States ssk
ing for a vacation.
III Those rvs are elected for four ysar vseato.A
The evening world., 1916-08-03
@
White figures Ms Only Chance
10 WIN From Welsh on Labor
DAY Is 10 Knock Him Out.
o-.,rs. %. gIri.ra.fs. y.

o-''. s.s VI sstf
~HARiIE WHITE 10 already on
u his say West 90 prepare TO-
his attempt 60 ,ass the cham
psenship evsy from Freddy Welsh on
Labor Dsy. white knoss hat be
-fn hav, a hard task. for hs Will b.
IN the m ssains, two msn-ffedd,
welsh and Freddy's o-n rsferss. Ne
nsures that lns only chanos 10 90
snock the lHhtweisht champion 30
cold every spectator will know the, a
eount-out 10 an absolute necessity.
white has one advantage over
oihsr nsb,sss Who have me, Welsh.
Notably over "A wolsas, lie 10 ss-
ssnusily q head nshter. lie uses fs~
body blows. and relies mainly upon
landing q clean left hook On his oppo-
nsnt's Jaw. This L. a blow That lesves
40 possible question % a foul" and
u would b, a remarkably neryy ref
cree who failed 10 count over welsh
should white put him down with his
fsvorite punch. In some places-coi-
orado. for instance referee who
failed 10 count under these circum-
stances would md himself In serious
trouble. They have q way OF seeing
Justice done In the West. There was
tho case Of "Iron-Jawed Bill" Nolan,
for instance. "L~on-Jawed Hill" had
Bat Nelson In the Oans night. lie
forced Cans 20 make ias pounds on
the morning Of the fEht. and AZ ring
side forced him TO make i3a pounds
In full fshtlng costume.
When 'iron-Jswed Bill" earned
that Cans had beer able TO make the
weight ne was suddenly stricken with
fear that Hat Nelson. meal ticket
Of great value. would be knocked out.
10 ne tried 70 slip over n few more
impossible conditions and wriGgle out
q the match
"Look here. Nolan" said the Nevada
men. 'you've made this match. We've
accepted all your tcrms. You'll 70
through with " or We can't promise
10 restrain the angry passions OF
some Of our disappointed fellow
townsmsn. In fact. NH. we feel quite
sure you will be shipped out of here
In . pine box. Now take your choice.
Amt or take what's coming to you Il
you WEIGH"
The night went on.
The evening world., 1916-08-03

Columbia University II suin6 for Q
"trip OF ground eleven inches Wide
Looks as II they intended to run the
ends this fall.
The evening world., 1916-08-03

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Fred Welsh for . fisld aesL. Den
would have been champion, snd "
yovr svnt had ~hisksrs she'd be ysvr
uncle.
The evening world., 1916-08-03

Like the Blue Ridge lady and the
buttermilk, money Is something that
Jack Rockefeller amt got nothlna
else but.
The evening world., 1916-08-03
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