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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03
JAMESON REPLIES


r. w. Jameson, candidate for
city council, today answered the
labor union charge that he, as
sheriff, was unfair to labor dur
ing the recent smelter strike. His
version of the affair is as follows:
The Trades Council of Taco
ma submitted the names of about
80 of the men who were on strike
and demanded that appoint
them deputy sheriffs. This / re-
fused to do for obvious reasons.
AT the time of the trouble
there were about 500 men en-
ployed. One hundred and fifty
went on strike. The strikers
were all day laborers-the others
were skilled workmen.
"A committee from the men
who had refused to strike came
to me as sheriff and asked that
| detail deputy sheriffs to escort
them from the street cars to the
smelter in the morning and again
at night. l told them that |
could not do this for the reason
that Ruston is a city and has its
own police force and the sheriff
had no authority to police the
town.
Il, however, told them that
would do this for them: would
appoint every man in the smelter
who wanted to continue at work
and who was eligible deputy
sheriff and they could 60 and
come together and protect each
other. ! accordingly appoint ed
all the men in the smelter who
were eligible and who applied for
a commission deputy sheriffs, and
instructed them as to their au-
thority as citizens and as officers
of the law.
THE next time the strikers at
tempted to interfere with these
men they showed them their stars
and told them that they wer arm
ed and would not tolerate the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03
WILKES PLAYERS MAKE
BIG HIT AT the TACOMA

II anyone had doubts concern
ing the popularity of the Wilkes
Stock company in Tacoma, they
were dispelled Saturday and Sun
day by the great audiences which
packed the Tacoma theater to
welcome the company's return.
THE Trail of the Lonesome
Pine is the vehicle used by the
clever stock company for its OPEN
ing at the Tacoma, and it could
not have selected a more suitable
drama. The reception at both
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03
RUSTY GOLF
CLUBS BUSY
IN SUNSHINE,

AS the red alcohol mounted to
64.2 degrees in the thermometer
ON the back porch yesterday, it
set Tacomans all aflutter.
Golf clubs that had been rust
ing through the winter months
were given their first sight of
spring. The golf courses near
Tacoma were crowded.
Point Defiance park was also
popular place. Crowds swarm
ed among the early flower beds
along the beach and the shaded
walks. Kids yelled and lunch
baskets were depleted.
Yesterday, Tacoma smiled as a
whole for the first time.
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matinecs and night performances
Saturday and Sunday was decid-
edly enthusiastic.
Marjorie Booth is charming in
the role of June, the captivating
Kentucky girl around whose life
the story of THE Trail of the
Lonesome Pine is woven. Others
who appear in the large Wilkes
company are Hugh O'Connell,
Miss Arri Rottman. Rodney Hill
deDrand, George Rand, Frank
Bonner, Dora Holmes, Carl Cald-
well and Ludovic Bremner.
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DON'T WANT TO
KILL THE WOMEN

LONDON, April 3. = Lieut.
Breithaupt, captured commander
of the Zeppelin, which was sunk
Friday In the Thames, said there
was not an officer in the Ger
man army who would intention
ally kill a woman, but that war
necessitated it occasionally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03
MECHANIC HURT
IN ROAD MIX-UP

Wesley Parker, a mechanic at
the Milwaukee sohps, collided
with the buggy of A. Elliott of
the Cushman school on Bay street
Sunday afternoon, while riding a
motorcycle, and was knocked I'M
conscious,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03
HUGHES, BURTON
NEW COMBINATION

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3.
A new G. o. p. national COM
bination was suggested yesterday
by republican leaders who named
Charles Hughes, Of New York, for
president and Theodore Burton,
of Ohio, for vice-president.
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members to the council at the
meeting tomorrow.
Women of the guild of the
Episcopal church of the Holy
Communion will serve luncheon
Wednesday from II until 3 in
McCOrmacks' store.
Mrs. G. Ii. Hayward, dob Mort h
j street, will entertain members
of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety Wednesday.
Bishop and Mrs. Wells will en-
tertain members of st. Mark s
guild at their home, 9O1 North
Yakima avenue, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Sara Willard, 3616 South
18th St, will entertain women of
Tacoma auxiliary, o. E. s., We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Custer Red, White and
Blue club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Phillips, 4135 South
NJ street. ~
Mrs. II. VI. KillsOn, $40 North
Steele street, will entertain Vida
auxiliary, o. f. S., next Friday.
Edna Calender, 1874 South I.
street, will entertain the Oracles'
Council of the r. n. A. next Fri
day at p. m.
Washington temple, No. q, Py-
THAN Sisters, will entertain with
card party Thursday night.
Edith Walter, 012 North l. ST.,
will entertain l.. w. Rogers, ma
tional lecturer for the Theoso-
phical society, next Friday and
Saturday.
DIR. r. $. Smith left Saturday
for Baltimore. He will be away
Two months.
Miss Sadie Wingate, 5O2 North
| ST., will entertain Westminster
guild of the First Presbyterian
church this afternoon.
John A. Logan circle, GA. r.,
will hold a business meeting in
the armory tonight.
Mrs. j. ID. Mack, 1891 1ilGasf
Howe street, entertained her Z
year-old daughter, Domino, with
birthday party Saturday. The
children present were: Lmmies
Anderson, Evelyn Anderson, 1--we
ly Delin, Rubie Diseth, Ruth
Diseth, Margaret Thompson
Howard Delin and lola Parker
Mrs. e. Thompson and Mrs. II
Delin assisted Mrs. Mack.
Mrs. II. A. Ii. Young and Mrs
r. A. Winkler were elected at the
last meeting of the Bryant p. T.
A. to represent that school at the
convention at Centralia. The
delegates we're instructed to vote
for Mrs. j. c. Todd for state pres
ident of the association.
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votes, but he can't pull the wool
over the eyes of the voters as
easily as he thinks"
Tonight's meeting will close
the campaign.
The polls are open from 0 a.
m. to 8 p. m. tomorrow. EIec-
ton officials are urged to tele-
phone their returns to the city
clerks office as early as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03
Fred Shoemaker
Candidate for
CONTROLLER

SFtCIdI TRIMMING
High School Graduate
College training in municipal
government, public finance and
accounting.
Practical Experience
superintendent of provincial
and municipal audits in the Phil
ippine islands.
A Taxpayer
All of Mr.. Shoemaker's prop
erty interests are in Tacoma.
Phone Main S72S.
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POLITICS

What we need now and need
badly, is a constructive policy and
the conservation of the assets of
the city the same as any other
business institution, said Ed
ward b. Lung, candidate for city
controller, speaking this noon at
the South Tacoma car shops.
II promise that II elected ! will
be the controller of this city in
every sense of the word, and not
a nonentity. ! will be Just what
is set forth in the city charter,
the guardian of the peoples in
terests, the Waterman of the pub
lie treasury
Lung told of his experience in
the business world and his study
of economic questions.
j. l.. Wadsworth, candidate for
city controller, today issued a
vigorous denial of report circi-
lated by some of his opponents
that he is out of the race. ANY
statement that | am out of the
running is false" he declared.
Wadsworth has been citizen
OF Tacoma for ! 6 years For five
years he was with the West Coast
Grocery company and was in the
real estate business here seven
years. lie was county auditor
two years. During the last year
he has been grand treasurer of A.
o. L. w.
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PerSOnal
8 n d
Social

Fern chapter, o. Il. S., will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow
night at s O'Clock in the Masonic
temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03

Julia Dent Grant tent, No. 3,
Daughters of Veterans, will elect
members to the council at the
meeting tomorrow.
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TODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES

e : 81 !. y ~ y y q 80 y . 9 9 y .
. WHAT PRODUCERS GET o
+ q o = . y o D . . o o o y . .
POULTRY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03

Women of the guild of the
Episcopal church of the Holy
Communion will serve luncheon
Wednesday from II until 3 in
McC0rmacks' store.
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Bishop and Mrs. Wells will en-
terrain members of st. Marks
guild at their home, 9O1 North
Yakima avenue, Thursday after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03

Mrs. &. Il. Hayward, Dob North
j street, will entertain members
OF the Woman's Missionary So
ciety Wednesday.
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Mrs. Sara Willard, 1915 South
18th St, will entertain women of
Tacoma auxiliary, o. E. s., We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03

Mrs. II. VI. KiIlsOn, $40 North
Steele street, will entertain Vida
auxiliary, o. f. s., next Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03

The Custer Red, White and
Blue club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Phillips, Abs South
VI street. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-03

Edna Calender, 1874 South I.
street, will entertain the Oracles'
Council of the r. N. A. next Fri
day at 2 p. m.
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MAKE AN OFFER

PVT BEST water tront f.os on she'll
hsa1h 2eips the li,eka Home 90
Nofsh
SlpoN nNmils Aosln. wcVss
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pa modern eon'enlcuees. P6ane lir,
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Spvnr ana Summer ,a,e. ".Ne loN
Ventilated and sanHar, 90, ~
street cars PASS ths ~,
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=" RENT Nicely furuisnoa .r
~ rent Close in. With An e,1,.,
'eh'es Apply al 7sS Mesquite ~,
tlkNl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
WILL BEGIN JUNE 5

County superintendent Atanasio
M"ntoNa Yesterday announced that
The Bcrnalillo county teachers nsti-
iuto this year viii begin june s., last
ing two weeks The last two days
~ the sessions Jhnc t6 and Il. viii
De devoted 10 the examinations for
teachers certificates The meetings
viii be held in the high school audi
tonum
The faculty Of the institute this
year Will be fully M To the high
standard of former years. Prof. W.
u Mcfarland. Of SILVER city. Will be
q, nductor aud among the lecturers
win hc Prof Dean A. Worcester, OF
lho University of New Mexico. Mrs.
kohn, Of Las Vegas Mrs Roberts of
TINS city. and others of equal rank
IN the educational world
Mr.. Monteva was present last night
at an entertainment given ut the
Mcuntain View school. district NJ.
Ia, which was of an unusually in
structNe and pleasing nature. lie
VII leave Friday next Tor Detroit,
together with superintendent 1ohp
Milne, of the city schools to attend
the meeting of the supcrintepdenSS
branch ol the National Educational
association. AR Milne is chairman
~ the section embracing cities under
5000 population in this branch. ant
viii have a conspicuous part IN the
program Both he and State super
mtendcnt Avian y. White win read
papers all the meeting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
AMATEUR BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION SPLITS:
NEW ONE ORGANIZED

louisville Ky. Feh ~ 4 new ma
tional amateur baseball organization.
came into existence here today, after
delegates to the annual meeting 81
Tho National Amateur baseball ASSN
citation OF america had Anllt into two
factions at the morning session The
new body stNlng itself the National
Amateur baseball federation tlected
& y. Townes, Of Cleveland. president
II begins operation with member
ship ct nine cities
Loyal members of the old huAX at
the Same time held mvt~ne IN Il
room adjoining that in whirh he feft-
CREATION was born continued nudcr the
uamc ~ the National Amateur Gstse-
hou Association et America, ana elect
ed nAlston Goss of indianapolis tenn
pordN president ami T.. g. Sc4ton ol
chicago WIS reelected secretary
treasurer
President Townts appointed COM
mttce Of five To- draw cp a constitu-
ti,n ana hy-luws and mect March ~
At cincinnati where a constitutional
eufS entiou viii he held March F.
1hr association did not select It's next
sac tng place, aud President Cos
*as given until February a2 60 say
whether ne would continue Co head
the urgnni4atiun ln the event thai
he retains bis office he win designate
tho Time ana place for the ncNl mvrts
ING
roAl''s rupture IN relations occur
rel between rtuW members y NO
later uiFncd themselves with the old
association disagreed with the rntiugs
rf MIR. Townts who in bis capacity 81
Nic, president. assumed the chair in
the ah~ou, nf President Patterson pi
chicago When Ala Tuwnes decided
that proxies could NOT hc voted aud
that delegates here to applN for Hd+
mission tn the association rould vote.
Aif Scator resigned his office and
i,fi CO.. iulm Air Goss withdrawal
followed Immediately as did that uf
George nuec1el ID louisville SECOND
Nire president
When he two nae, tugs hat ad
snurncd hate TODAY none at the bust
ness the meeting ST the Rational Nm-
afeur Baseball Association of Am RIG
ea bad hecu called Go consider had
been transacted From The session i
new definition 81 iho amateur piaNes
had been expected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
MORAN MAY RISK
GETTING KAYO To
LAND SOLID ONE
PIttsburgher Possesses Cour-
ago, stamina and a Punch
Sufficiently Effective for a
Knockout


Sew York. Fob. 1e--Whilr Frank
Moran. FROM physical standpoint, If
much more formidable opponent
than Jack Dillun would be for Jess
willard, the fact remains that tbs
big western champion win POSSESSES
great advantages in height wright
Nnd reach over the Pittsburgh pnsil-
iai when ihc pair meet u their ten-
iuHud bout here They are nearlN
If eeuai unp. Moran having been born
fou Marss fif. iSk4 and willard 81
December - al thl same yer ~
hcigh wizard VIII tower fully flfe
iHeA,a oven hia opp uenl who meas-
ules huci ueh aud u.s. lo weight
Moran win have ~ euncocd az letef
farfX pounds H. scnciallp enters
The rims wclehlna couple of pounds
over HE goo nark Whiio willard IL
III Likelihood vii Het he worry nneh
under 2aH pounds. after training Tor
Tive weeks nf less
WilAfd'A enormous taaVh of A3ts
Wehea af compared with Moran Is ~
tH handicap which thu rlusburgher
viii have % overcome W order 90
hHVe chance IS eHipnuiing his biz
adversary That Moran b the PICS
sesfur ui courage stamina and 4
knockout has been demonstrated in
knockout has been demontsrnted IN
several of his fIns battles ne has
lisen anxious ta meei willard ever
Ainee ihe latter Won the champions.
ship from JnrR Johns n. nearly 4
year ngo. nnd haslnA his chances On
III showing he made against Johnson
AZ Parts tn 1911. Norm hrlcvea he
has the ability ana force to wear down
willard even ia a United bout oi ten
rounds
II confidence is a ptteut factor IN
q nuiilt ~ thus Kind Moran viii not
D. found acknR THIS essential That
he can absorb punishment of the
heaNtst kind nn one VIII dcnN mH
Moran may Boz aNer-eunfident at hts
pfnWoas when piued against such a
Hiant nf Willard Moran mnkea ~
secret of his intention Co make thu
the grcuitsl effort ~ his career ami
will irN hatd to land a championship
walton with the ehuuee of taking one
for tho count hms ~
WIZARDS absence from tho rine FOR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
AUTO, DRIVEN BY
A BOY, C0LL|DEs
WITH FIRE ENGINE
When Motor Truck Stops, Au-
tomobiIe, Following SwipeS
It With Rear Wheel No One
Injured Little Damage

Byron WELLER, 1 years old son of
Sol WELLER. yesterday afternoon fol-
lowed the central station motor en-
CINE in his fathers automobiles The
engine stopped suddenly at the fire.
The boy WAS unable to stop the auto
mobile as quickly and dashed into the
rear of the engine No one was in
iurcd Wellers car was slightly dam
aged
Young WELLER was cited to appear
before Judge t'raig in police court to-
morrow morning The charge against
MIN Is driving without drivers IL
ccnsc The police say he is under The
age limu fixed NV ordinance for auto
mobile drivers
Tried 10 Avoid Collision.
The boy turned the automobile in
am attempt to avoid collision with The
fire truck and one Of the rear wheels
81 the ctr struck, firemcn said They
said the automobile then bumped into
% tree. Two fremcu We're standing on
ihc back of The machine hut neither
was struck.
The tire wa al Flavo Sandoyals
place, 202 North Fourteenth street a
fence was attire The blaze had ! cen
put out when the lrcmcn arrived.
chief A. e Ifurtless said he believed
the fire started i'm an ash barrel
chief Burtlcss reported the collision
to Chief McMillin, of the police upon
his return
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
M0T0RCYCLISTS TO RUN
TO ORANGE GROVE TODAY

Tho Albuquerque Motorcycle club
win have a run today to Orange
Grove .west OF Alameda. The motor
cyclists viii start at 1880 O'Clock from
Ncin's motorcycle shop Young wom-
en- win prepare lunch while the mo-
torcycle riders will try climbing the
sand hill. west Of the Corrales road.
All club riders and members are ar
gently requested To Join in the fun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
Vanguard M IIot Sprines.

Hon SpFlngs ArK0 Feb. 12.-ThC
vanguard Of the major league base
han PLAYERS who viii get into condl-
tion hero TO begin training for the
1916 season. arrived today in the per-
sons " Grover Cleveland Alexander,
the Philadelphia Nationals pitcher.
carl Mays Of the Boston Americans
twirlng staff and clyde Milan. the
Washington Americans outfiedet.
Walter Johnson Washington pitcher
IS expected next week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

colorado springs colo Sch. L.
Colorado college defeated the Color
tdn Artcuhutal college here tonight
az nNfketMul- III thc score If 81 Ia
~ lhis was the third straight Vie
tory zoe thg 11sers ANA leaves them
thr onl} rndeftbed team In The state.
The game Was characterized hv the
work pf liljestr tin. the Tigei forward.
and TAYLOR and schwcigcr. Tho col
nrado college guards
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
How MIR. Davis Got Rid of lad
Cough.

Some time ago | had very lad
cough writes Lewis 4. Davis. Black
water Del My brother McCabe
Davis gave me q small bottle of Cham
hcrlaius Cough Remedy After talk
ing this ! bought half dozen bottles
~ II but oulA used one Of them as the
cough left me and / have not been
troubled Since Ohtaiuable every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

w YORK. feh IT, Eric s. WIN.
ston retained his ,itlc as national
una'rNr sqrasa trruis hampton N
dri,aline addison Dana Boz the final
round oi the Hhauponshp tourna
m'nt a the liarNUd club to-day. Win
ston won three stfaight games fS-14
ta-i8. ia-- Both are momhers ~
tho HnrVafd .mb
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

ST. fah Mimi. Frh ~ An
nonntcfneni was made here tonight
Deg iooal promoters that jeff smith 81
Sew York had accepted terms e.
meet Mise Gibbons In d en-reund
bout here on the nghi of March -
The men viii make itN pounds al
the rllgside
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
Basketball Scores

Dartmouth. IL. Yale, rs.
Washington university, 80. Kansas,
e..
Minnesota. 20; Purdue. lG.
Indiana, 20. ohio state, H.
Baylor university. 20. Tulane. ~.
Pennsylvania, %; columbia. -.
Kansas state Normal 30, Oklaho-
ma. go
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NnrIlI.

w Reauchamp having retired
from tile firm of Dunbar q Beau
champ viii open a shop at 12f West
Coal avenue. Phone 9fg.
(Signedl WM J. BEAUCHAMP.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

Boston. Feb. Harvard won the
first game Of the annual hockey series
with Yale by to q tonight
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.


FOR RENT 1901 South Waltei
street unfinished, practically new
four-rcom house on corner lot, spleen
did sleeping porches Apply ThaX-
ton y Co, OF 1918 East Central
FOR SALE-l30i South Walter. ac-
count owner out of town. pracG-
cally new four-ruom house on mic,
corner lot, splendid sleeping porchcs:
your own terms Apply 121S East
Central
FOR SALE-tias range. good candi-
ton Cal mornings. SIS North
Fourth.
WANTED-Positiun by young man
ali-round mechanic. win accept job
ms handy man. Address A. G.. care
journal
W.NNTED-loung man or woman
with general business experience
who can handle dates for big feature
picture in western states Some capt.
tai and first-class references required.
Address opportunity care Mommg
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

onion sets ate high dis season. hut
our stock was contracted f0t Neal
ago. before a shortage was expected.
iscd yellow or white sets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

Ray fisher q member uf the Now
York American League club pitchiHg
staff, has hlnssomed ont us lecturer
on thr lucrative art Of baseball hullz
ing he recently made his debut At
the y VI G. a Training college al
Springfield. In his opening uddress
Fisher stated thar successful box
man must have speed for without ii
he was ID hopeless pitching prospect
curves ana enntroi can hc developed
bul speed Be- the kcynuto of success.
lie also gave il aa his opinion thut the
use ot tho spHhal would cNruuaih
ruin d nIluhors urm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13
TIM LARGEST OFFER EVER MADE

with
n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-13

nearly year. except IN exhibition
bouts, may have untitled him for Il
supreme effort but na the noninf
bout only calls for ten rounds ihe
champion nndmhtl diS Wtll HtUiii
himself with nli tho SKIN ~ n tide
holder HIS eyeniy balanced often.
sive ana defensive iaetirs 10 add.
ton % his endurance aud co1ihead
ednesg combined with % wonderful
physique make willard Soon almost
intulncrable IN Tire coming hattle Il
promises to b. an interesting baitle
with oainestncsa On both sides and
championship possibilities involved