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The Detroit times., 1916-03-06

as the expression Is. In a crude and
unschooled way. II II anded, well
and good. II would almost tear the
head from the shoulders Of his ad-
versary. IL II didn't connect and
HIS man got ITO him" Jess clinched.
and by sheer strength wrestled the
opponent away to a distance again.
This style has been entirely
changed.
Another thing that willard has
acquired Is aggressiveness--the
clever. tricky aggressiveness OF the
Johnson type, not the headlong AS
sault Of the rip-tesring. nst-throwing
"hghter." Jess now uses his left
constantly. but doesn't merely hold
II out In front Of him for his oppo
nent to collide with. He punches"
with II. And he strikes with a de-
gress OF accuracy that Is most i'm
pressive. for the reason that he has
been out OF the ring 30 long. His
hooks are short. but powerful.
His right hand punches are chiefly
upper cuts. Occasionally he uses a
cross, but he is more partial to the
use OF the uppercut. He. doesn't
''telegrS phi" this punch as he for.
merly did. He has shortened its
range by inches. Instead OF drawing
his arm way back before delivery.
he now brings II up straight. He
punches elbow from hips" and not
like the walking beams OF a side
wheeler"
This short "inside" uppercut was
one OF Johnson's favorite blows.
willard has copied II. and in the
use OF II he could almost be said
to excel his instructor Another
thing that Jess bears a striking like.
ness TO johnson in. Is the ,ise OF
his gloves and arms In defending his
head against counter after leading.
He boxes bent back" as Johnson
did. keeping his hands free and
loose" to raise instantly and pick
OF" the return blows and leads OF
his adversary. "Shiftiness" is the
word that best describes H. vii
lard, like johnson, is speedy OF feet
and nst. n" feints often, too. and
after forcing an opening he is quick
to take advantage OF II and send
blow through the hole"
Summed up. II may We said. has.
ing the statement. as We said be-
fore. on the form he shows in train.
ing. that the willard who will face
Moran 10 not the same Willard local
fans remember opposing Morris.
McCarty. Kearns. and Pnlky.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06

Dave Caldwell. the great middle
distance runner OF the Boston A. A.
is proving himself the big sensa-
ton OF the indoor athletic meets
this winter. He even outshines the
record-tying performances OF How
ard Drew's come back
Farmer" Caldwell's latest exploit
was achieved Saturday evening,
when he again beat the great Ted
Meredith in a l.000-yard race. Al
the same time he beat Joe Higgins.
the New England half-mile cham
rion, and Homer Baker. the cham
pion OF Europe. Caldwell put up
one OF those finishes that have made
him famous and gained 90 yards on
the man in front OF him in the last
hundred and won by a foot. Cald-
well Is without doubt the greatest
hnisher on the paths today.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06
BY Ripley

ina that is such potent factor in
his cinder-path success. When the
rigors OF midwinter make wood
chopping an imposslbility. Dave
journeys so miles (Byeheld TO Bos-
ton and return) TO train on the Il.
A. A. board track. He does this
daily.
Caldwell has been picked by sew
eral athletic experts. including How
ard Valentine. 10 be the only maR
capable OF breaking Norman Ta-
bors mile record OF minutes IL 3-5
seconds. However. he says that he
cares nothing for records and won I
even attempt AT the mile run as he
finds il too gruelling.
Il would rather beat Ted Meredith
once than break all the records In
the book" he says.
And he does beat Meredith.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06

pitchers who getting lot of attention from Jennings
not q q pitchers Probably
tr1lH andn as q
He hasn't been allowed
yet OF the
a
faet balls a splitter
F0nna q IT, All this sounds good
walked from the this morning with
iA James, Loudermlk McTigue
& ~ sa6.
club, that ah had a
# ns11gss--loue r"-Trgs: your joke
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06
wAxAHAcHIE. Tex. March s.

WAXAHACEIE March 8.
U baseball and golf Hughey
the pellet He
. him. and
He returns
M - Crawford baplayers The conclusion
t eSon OF this habit impossible for veteran diamond
when he with the links
he
be and that he can't bat like he plays golf When mansnS
sing
wsy and 81 such other localities happen TO be in range When
golf Ty would
would be the greatest
IDuoe The
introduced and after had
Peach
xu11 that Ty played all
would Oume battle
mighty drives AS
this baseball
MnUoA sScsption.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06

$3.50 TN ean. he wfl .
IUua ~ dsm0ustrstton IN . few days
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06
Jess Doesn't Seem to Be
the Same Fighter of
Two Years Ago
BY DAN LYONS.

NEW YORK, March s.-Fans,
whose opinion of Heavyweight
Champion Jess willard IL based on
the form he displayed in his bouts
before he overthrow Jack Johnson.
will be greatly surprised when he
gets into action at Madison-sq. gar
den late this month. This state
ment, or prediction. is made on the
assum ption that he will box against
Moran as we'll az he does against
his sparring partners in training.
willard has improved wonderfully
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06
LangfOrd At Last To Get Jack
Johnson Into Ring With Him

fight
ansford the body whom the former champion duEed win
Of his hsc
Britain LII Arthur announced that he had
either angford
HE himself
hence eapup al that
their
Therefore the
Langford
he should wild cheers will
hav
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06

since he last appeared here. He IL
remembered by those who were not
fortunate enough 20 see him con-
quer Johnson In Cuba, last April,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06

as a big. awkward man. lacking in
ring generalship and all the finer
pugilistic qualities; A man whose
great physical advantages alone rec
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06
BiIly's Narrow Escape.

uI1vAN
Washington monument Bill
trpi
%@S The
a. he
he In
vheA y
a a dull evening
y the limit They went the Of proving by
reached Sullivan they
q Isl fsst second Billy had given that angle
b hit him the head would have been slow music and
and unharmed and
The Detroit times., 1916-03-06
Explaining Ty Cobb.

tribute the of ubsters before
that
than living SO do we all THINK
but Here
felow pitched ball the fraction
little
q player Afe-
% mnA that h the one big miracle of Tys game
discovered couple OF in the drug ousi
a uniforms
for window display live wire at
bid Cobbs uniform explaining that he could
God taste
- 0nance at
A Note for Bushers
M 49, messre
lesson for players coming
. Say Hushsy. reported looking fine Re
A1f vbat fat chubby boy he last spring He weighed
% 3mA Is psun1s isss he reached here year"
M 1T I noticed I'm surprised. Cunningham
tell him
Ahe arosnd the track and when there isn't anything
90 Is ssts UP = bunting
BIZ b&U. Thsrs isn't BIZ Of oafng In him."
~ siw6vs Aad
4troo included
Cobb their candidate
According bold Bill
e Ae Jes willard build and 200 pounds Of hefcan hit
1 ~ III tsamnatss with the noted
$3.50 . Perhaps
~4 osm0usrudCn In . few days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
A CLEARANCE SALE
WHERE THE CUTS ARE
ALL IN THE PRICES

An event Where the tuts Ate al
i'm the Prices. Is scheduled 70 com
mcnte az Tho Economist store
"Wednesday, July o., starting Al $40
O. m In one Of tho strongest and
most forcblt ADVERT femonts which
the toutnul hus had the privilege o.
for some time Mesarr.
Wcinman ana LoWinsou the propre-
tors. present double page tcemng
with clearance sale bargains, and they
go ON record aa saving that not "a
dollars worth of merchandise has
~ei' -ur-hased Tor sale -urroHcs nut
cvcrv article is placed ON sale for the
uoNt ten days is sold upon rs merits
ami stand slunlely behind every sale
made The Economist has % long
record for Eivng the proplt jnst
what thet want" ana that muana at
This annual clearance sale like all the
rest conducted by this concern Ia the
past. every purchase Is guaranteed to
give satisfaction ana ig worth the sale
price announced 10 make the sem
.putc @ Hup shorter The Economist
'Wm Do More Than They Advtr-
.ise" Don overlook the date
July 6. and Doc ON hand
when the doors are open a. $50 o, m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
JUDGMENT FILED
SUSPENDING WOOD
IN THIS DISTRICT
10 Be In Force I'M
til Supreme Court Acts on
Any Charges That May Be
Filed Against Attorney

Judgment was filed Yesterday ~
District Clerk Thomas D. Is Maddi-
sons office, suspcndu2 Francis T..
Wood from practicHe us m attorney
~ the Second judicial district This
Judgment was tho result OF the hear.
ing ON The order directing Nh wood
to show cause why ne hould not be
suspended Judge Raynolds am
nouuced his intention Of suspouGms
ar Wood, but The written Judgment
was not filed until yesterday
The Judgment suspcuds MI Wood
until such action 49, the supreme court
mny take in connection with anA
charges against Mr. WOOD which may
be submitted 10 that court That in
substance is the wording Of The part
Of the judgment which refers 10 the
length Of time the suspension shall he
In force
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
ANGELO De TULLI0
COMES TO THE FRONT
WITH VALUABLE DEVICE

tuselu be Tullio, contractor re-
eiding at re North Arno street, has
Just received from the government
patent office at Washington valu-
able document to Mr. De Tullio--it is
a certified copy granting a. patent Tor
the Invention of q carpenter and sur
peyor's level. which, as specified in
the document is a very valuable and
useful Instrument "a mechanics Of al
kinds and even farmers in general ln
the language Of Mr. De TullIo in eA-
planning his invention, at will do al
their own surveying work and Withl
ID small inexpensive common carpen-
tef's level IT can be used To- square GpI
q lot. uT lay out the foundation of a
survey a farm or set q road
or building level TIL, little device
can be- easily arranged 10 do every /
thing It's inventor designed 1t for, and !
It's accuracy cannot be questioned +
Carpenters and farmers, who have
seen the drawings. voice the opinion
that Mr. De Tullo has got gold mine
In bis invention
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
WHAT WILL THE
PARROT SAY is TOLD
BY RQSENWALD BROS

During The past few days the city
press inserted 'tcascr' ads, an
nouncinc -What VIII tine Parrot
Say" and local readers were led to
believe that new cigarette on new
trand OF smoking tobacco was about
10 be sprung on the public It's all
"a mistake--no cigarette OF smoking
tobacco. but something decidedly bet
ter ana something the ladies' Of Albu-
uuerque and vicinity can participate
in Just read what Rosenwald Broth
crs have to say in announcing their
July Clearance sale. published in
today's Journal and you can see
therein what the parrot has to say
The bird is telling the readers some
good news and he is chirpng barga Ins
galore in an departments Of the store
This sale starts Wednesday July b.,
at 9 q, m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
STR0NG'S BOOK STORE
IN ITS NEW QUARTERS

The storc-room formerly occupied
by the strong Book store is "a &c
serted proposition now this popular
store having moved to It's new quar-
ters few doors west BIG West Cen
trul avenue, where the Stronss now
have one Of the most complete and
attractive stores ut Ils Kind to he
found anywhere in the southwest
New goods, which were ordered in am
ucipation of the move, are arriving
and are being placed ON shelves and
counters, and IN this connection let It
be said that the strong Book store.
IN It's new quarters, Is a model husi-
ness concern ut Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
MOVING PICTURES
AND BIG BARGAINS
DRAW OUT CROWDS

Yesterday morning, between the
hours OF 10 and II O'Clock, the man
aecment Of the Golden Rule Dry
Goods company witnessed, rs had been
predicted. store fun Of eager bargain
buyers. ana while AN the nislcs IN the
store were TILED with customers and
clerks kept moving to and fro, wont
an, with a motion picture camera,
took number of views These pic
lures viii lie at once arranged and
presented. In the usual manner, 1T the
Crystal thcater Thursday and Friday
nights of This week The Employees
Vacation Sale" came to a close last
nieht with a rush, and the receipts
will figure mp 10 big proportions The
next on the list for. this company, as
announced elsewhere IN me Journal
is 'Rcmodelng Sale, which will
commence Wednesday, July b, At 10
a. M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
QUEENS FLOAT
BEGINS TOUR Of
ALL NEW MEXICO
Beautiful Car Is Loaded on|
Special and Taken 10 Las.
Vegas, Where Il VIII lake.
Part in Reunion Parade

Tho qu,rus float was ioaded on a
special ear late Yesterday afternoon
ON ts FIRST trip os mn advertising feat
,ufe ta boost the state fair THE first
stop wilt Doc 40 Las VEGAS. where the
float viii appear ruily equipped IN
the COWBOYS parade 20 Doc held In the
Meadow CltE ON the morning VI July
Secretary stern has been advised
bv the management Of the Cowboys
reunion that everything Is in rcadi-
ness ut Vegas aud that the big parade
viii NOT start until the Albuquerque
special arrives The special train was
secured only after great difficulties
had been overcome en- telegram
Friday 10 Nh Johnson. SANTA Fe
agent from j. NJ Council general
passenger agent ut Topeka, ar Con
mel suld that 10 would bo impossible
10 furnish spoclM on account of the
heavy movement OF troops to the Dor
der This was taken lp Immediately
boy the State fair commission ana a.
wire was sent 10 Mr.. Connel request
ing him 10 und some means 10 get
equipment here for the special as the
Albuquerque citizens had been prom
ised this trip
la wine received Saturday Mr.
Connol said that everything would be
I'm rroduots for the start al o'clock
TucsdDv morning The commission
wants about fifty more people 10 join
the excursion aud requests that all
who have not signed and intend taxi
ing the trip advise Mr. stern at the
Commercial club as soon gs possible
go proper arrangements can be made
The dedication OF the float Friday
was q success and IN behalf
~ me fltr commission Mr. stern
wishes to thank the queen Miss Hor-
tense swizor. the maids Of honor
Miss Gladys Muudell and Iluzel Keitc,
the fire department and al those who
rendered their services Miss ewitzer
will also be queen in the parade tot
be held lu Las vegas on The Fourth. (
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

partmcnt returned laG night from ,
sHnu visit nt Colorado Springs Colo
Mrs Frank Hochsoider. of PINS
burgh ls visiting her sister Mrs $
IS BallinE
Miss Iau loDa'o lul Miss lula
SANCHEZ ten yesterday f0f slaia ta
70 remain until 1uer yh roWtu Of
ful,
/ Mrs IS r Aruiio and Mrs Thomas
nubbell len Friday FOR Coronado
Beach where they Will reman unti
fall
Mrs GEORGE Frost left last night for
Los Angeles Call whore rnc viii
spcud q mouth with her son. Al Frost
aud family
% IS Ros.nwald. of he dy goods
finn Jf Ro3enWald ur0thffe. who was
IN southern california Tor q short wa
cation returned the other daA
Licenses 90 marry yesterday were
issued 90 Adam BaIlou Albuquerque,
and Alice Collins Albuquerque Man
u.l Gall5e0s. l,auehrH dc AIri-ro, and
Estcufanita chavez. Alrisyu.
Mrs Kenny valdez and children viii
leave TODAY for las vcgaa 90 spend
ID month with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Joe slilor Mr. valdez viii go
TO spend the Fourth OF July
Ne ANA Mrs Melville summer.. of
Roswell. druy, over from ho eastern
section ~ lhy state 20 'He city yga-
crdae. and Vln spend lHa th o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY NEW CONCERN

5. q Eoehl Ed NcGure. NJ Cole
man ana Hugo Mueller nre the iucor-
porutors Of tho National Investment
company. q $4,000 corporation that
bus iust opened offices at tO2 North
Third street for public service They
will particulorze IN real estate loans
and insurance and also do a general
brokerage and commission business,
! opresentiug number of large and
wen known manufacturing concerns
In the east The four gentlemen
named ale well known In this city and
vicinity and this paper predicts a
good business from the start
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN THE FIREMAN.
AT THE PASTlME

The pasime the9ter has big
double bill on for today aud Domor-
row which Includes Charlie Chaplin
N his latest tWo-reel comedy entitled
The tiromnn' also stuart Holmes,
Claire whitney Genevieve Hamper
ana little Jane Lee in william Fox
drama Of lave and bate entitled THE
Spider and the l'lN
" YOU would like 10 have real
good laugh and at me Same time en-
Joy a real good drama don't fail to
see those two big attractions at the
Pustme thcater today ana tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
DON'T FORGET THE DANCE Ar
COLOMBO HALL July {. BOOST
ER ORCHESTRA

Last day Of cleanup Millinery
Sale" tomorrow Remember, $50 hats
for So; $40 hats for 50 90; 81 hats for
S2.0S; So hats for SITS. These prices
are less than cost and will prevail only
tomorrow. Hartley Millinery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

last daN OF Cleanup Millinery
sale tomorrow. Remember, S2O bats
for SO, $40 hats for $500; - hats Tor
N2.aS, - hats ion SITS. These prices
are lC~- than cost aud viii prevail only
tomorrow RaTtlc, Millinery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

Inst day of Cleanup Millinery
sale" tomorrow, Remember $50 hats
for So $40 hats Cor $500; ~ hats for
S2.gs: s. hats for SI.i5. These prices
are less than cost and will prevail only
tomorrow BartIcy Millinery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

luNa sanchez aud NaN LaNoua
lefJ yesterday for Santa 'c tc spend
tHe romGh of Iuly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

SPENCER SWEET PEAS.
Beautiful, fragrant, long stock, five
C0l0rs, zoe per 100. Rio Granhe In
dustrtal school Phone .iO6 IL, or al
Strung's book store
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

DAILY AUTO FOR JEMtI AND
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Leaves PustoCfiCvs a. M, For mror-
nation Phone $50 or call az ~ West
SlNCF, q, Romero.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

Nendome Annex. first class rooms,
running water ia each rOom Mrs.
john COrnctto. Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

Don't tuRGbT THE DANCE AZ
COLOMBO uNIi4 UlN T. BOOST
ltB ORCHESTRA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02
Or. c. H. Conner

OsteopAth
ONCE stern Bids Phones $50 tfk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

Newly furnished ruoIas, daN or week,
running water and bath, reasonable.
Palms Hotel. phOnc S7f, aI5ts ", Cen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-02

Livery ana saddle horses rrimble's
Ned Kara
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-12
PENETRATION BILLINGS.

Among the newer members of the House of Commons who have made a name for themselves on war issues is Penberton Billings, the champion Of the aviators. Billings has gained space in the English newspapers, es- pecially those which have opposed the Asquith regime, by his vitriolic at tacks upon the management of the British air service. He has alleged time and again that the machines provided for the army flyers are often defective, and that many brave avia- tors have lost their lives because of this. Billings claims to speak with authority this subject, inasmuch as he is himself a flyer and for sev- eral years past has been engaged in the manufacture of aeroplanes and the romOtiOn of aviation companies. He is an inventor, also, and has per fected several improvements in the the art of flying. This is but one phase of his varied and spectacular career however, for, although still young man, he has also been a street car conductor, a real estate promoter, a
 manufacturer of bricks, a travelling snowman, newspaper writer, an actor and a, soldier. He fought in the South African war, and won dis tinction in several important en- agreements in that conflict. As a mem Der of Parliament he has attained fame as a forceful if not very polished orator, and when he speaks his col leagues listen in amazement at the daring and vigor of his utterances. A tall, gaunt figure of a man, with a ''1ean and hungry look" he yet ros- sesses marvellous physical capacities. His services are in great demand in campaigning, for his oratory is of the sort that sweeps a crowd off it's feet, and his physical endurance enables him to keep the stream of oratory flowing long after the ordinary man would be exhausted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-12
HIS HAT IN THE RING AGAIN

nothing surprising about Col Roosevelts formal 1 announcement his hat is in the ring. The political managers, the colonel has been many necessity of novel and specac effects genius attain surprise
 months citizens Of America who at all conscious that Mr. Roosevelts language prelude attempt for the Republican nomina gtion
 Mr. Roosevelt any contemporary poli- citizens interest in public affairs is the most casual entirely certain periodicals To of these
 Rooseve still genuine and his declaration willingness something reluctantly conceded by who the aid of his country under copulson of the spirit and his fellow
 Contemporary with the announcement of willingness costly advertisements of the Colone1 merits the largest publications of the country These peace which is the in which is desirable the large class referred to should see him.
 part Roosvets genius politics that supporters representing multitude of policies paint him to of the of that particular policy ideal Roosevelt himself in proper person for But by the propa- of his supporters he hot for and president by that exceed ingIy simple is made to all things to all men, and the contrasting programs that practice than oil can be induced to mix with water aided by emulsifier.
 time The scenery threadbare, it The insel There those the exhibit traces of mpaence and others who tit audbly. playwright written himself play is too much like the old ones