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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION TO
CONSIDER BEAVER
Petition From Rio Grande
Valley Residents Asking
That Steps Be Taken to End
Damage by Rodent Sent Club.

Officers OF the Albuquerque Game
Protective association that
the state game warren nas referred to
then fur advice u petition and letter.
from hoinas r Phclan. Jacob schpi-
meist.r. Joseph Farr. William NJ.
/ Shoas. Joe Lindlay. Barton Keller and
PIT Ross. concerning alicged damage
by beavers along the Rio Grande. and
pctittnning redrcss under IN. proyi-
sions OF section \ OF the New Mexico
game law This section prohibits the
killing Of beavers. but authorizes the
granting oi permits for the removal
oi limited hunters Of beavers bv
! qualified gam. Wariens. wherever
such action IN necessary t. prevent
damages To- lawful ditrh.s. r.vor banks
Vf ",.."r private pf". err. Hides
must h" turned over To the credit g.:
the game protection fund
The executive Commute. OF the as
ISOLATION will meet at = % clock this
evening to consider this matter. ana
VIII promptly advise the state game
warden OF their recommendations. II
is stated that the question Is altogeth-
cr On. of whether material damage il
being done ~ ron, damag, has o..
CURED the association viii recommend
the removal Of such a number A. N
their Judgment H. necessary to check
their d~"predations
II n pointed out that wnil. beaver
along agricultural valleys like IN. Rio
Grandc do damage when allowed tn
become too plentiful. That back In the
mountains hes are harmless aud nre
valuabl" for the interest which al
ways attaches To- thcir odd nuhlts and
peculiar structures, such ~ dams.
lodges. etc. Almost cscryWncre beay-
or live OF Of aspen and cottonwood.
neither oi which b. valuable timber
Ocoasionally they attack uuIt trees.
and where this is liable to occur thcy
must at course b. destroyed.
ON" of the most interesting pieces
of beaver work In New Mexico D. at
EmhIdo where there Is IN exhibition
The ituup %! u cottonwood 'r,e 90
feet ~ diameter neatly fcllcd bS ncav-
"rs.
The question viii bc considered AT
a meeting of the associati0n's game
protection board other questions TO
be considered are How To- enforce the
passage "i the national gam" refugee
hill. how "a raise money, and how tu
organize ID stat"wid" ganc protection
association Tho committee. consist.
ms ct Hcrry N"sterfelu. John -
Clark, l;oss Merritt, Aldo Leopold,
Hair, johnson. T.. J. Strung. j. J..
Mullen Hugh cooper, charles pulcr
nnd T. H. stamm. VII meet a. = 80
IN h Gas and Electric nuiiiing
The Alhuqlorqur Game Protective
association has been invited 20 ami
ate tsrif with he American Game
l'tIto tive fssoristluu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
'OAMAGEO GOODS"
DEALS WITH BIG
PHASES OF LIFE
Never Be Another Picture
Like It. Say Critics of Big
gest Papers in the Country,
Here Tomorrow.

There never was another picture
Ike Damaged Goods "a contains
! the stuff 20 get aud hold the interest
IS no uthcr picture could n deals
with one Of the biggest facts OF lifo
In e manner hat cannot possibly OF
icnd IA, average person OF aVcrar
Intelligence. yet ~ - va, that VIII
ncver be- forgotten"
rhc above i, q priof excerpt from
the review 90 one of Ia loren ust
critics of the west. =. ". W Erred
crick " White1 Of the Denver Post.
II H. generals admitted hy those
higa iu authority On tho sihicct tha'
nu utnct pio.ur" ever produced since
moNing pictures have. come into being
,ompates. - oven can bc put Ia the
same class. with Damaged Goods
II would stand distinctly ATOM a Tor
no other caspu nan that Damaged
Goods H. the most remarkable nuIuuu
story oN'r written f"r the cason that
II IN. awakened humanit, 90 th'
oScrW hclmtng growth of present day
immortality.
Thos. who tread the flow",y path
of worldly pleasure are given Il
graphic portrayal 81 the prize tu be-
paid eventually Tor AN unpI.r, life he
! tore marriage, and is Il stirring plea
for young men and wuucH ot to-day
who Jre To- he the fathers ~ moth
crH ui tomorrow.
III ! hud the m0uoy ui q Rookie
folirr woui present Damaged
Goods In oycry hamlet. own and
city Of this country, 90 h q the young
might see aud heed the dangers IA
tine These pictures are a great les
son t. the youth 81 ms land, The
great Conspiracy a. silence b. play
ns havoc with the American people
Tor Ep other reason tidn that parents
are negligent IA heir duties, n
who. ia part. are ignorant of litc IL
self So stated IN William ilarpcr.
chairman oi The Sew iorh board 81
education. IN am interview IN the Her
AID ol that city following tn" initinl
showing uf Damaged Gnods AZ the
Liberty thoator II is generally re-
gfctird I'm Albuquerque by the most
representative people who have been
asked Tor AN cNi ,cssiun tnat Dam
aged Goods is united To- "a unc-daS
show ing here. and every cnurt is bee
ing made Go get rhuon,N Ariz. TO re
! lease their first day hul Up 10 tn
um' of suiug to press ms had not
uo.u arvpmrlrhcG
Tho crystal doors viii opcn a. ] 800
,u aa tu avoid auy box ofi." rush and
IN, irst production VIII start NJ d..
with the second afternoon -how al
3 80. Al nipht tho tttst Performance
starts at I So, aud the second show at
aij.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
HUTTO BOUND OVER
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

claude Hutto, who was arrested on
q charge 81 assault with intent to kill
Gsors. " 'auhlo, was given a hear
iug ~ Justic" crair's court this morn
ing iiutto VAS bound owe tu the
grand jury under 5000 bond
II - tumurcd that Hutto called
raublc ON the telephone last night
seeking "a settle his d~iincuitics. aud
started for Caubic's home in ma auto
monti" A. ne arrived AZ the front
door il Is said. 'tuble left through
rcar exit.
Hutto's wife refused To prescott,
him on a charge made by hoi SUNDAY
and IN" ease was dismissed
WIN n kcieher acted as speciaI
pi sccutor, the district attorney of
ice not being DESTROYS uf R,tinp
against iiutto, az he was until recent
~ employed IN that office. Judge "
9. iieacock defended Hutto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18

FORECAST Tonight and
N~ednesday. snow rain N south
} :uvn tonight or Wednesday.
warmer In extreme northeast
portion tonight warmer IN
southeast portion.
ALBUQUERQUE weather for
the - hours ended AT \ o'clock
this morning
Maximum 80.
Minimum -.
i.angc-iS
Vt = O'clock 81
south winds
Cloudy.
Precipitation &c inch.
Different.
ofrom JUDGE
} We lent England aud Franc"
half a billion dollars aud never
tolt It. proudly declares the man
with the willing collar
Gould you sake m. To- n dol
lar til tomorrow. Btll' ,sks his
acquaintance.
We; Great scott Il I had
a dollar more ,,.on I ICED ia
} have It framed and hang II ~
} where I could look 1t 1t ana see
} what money looks like.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18

The rama-Dnan's inspires confi-
donce-npan's X dnoy Pills for Kid
ney Ills. Doan's ointment for skin
itching. Deans Regulcts Tor a mild
laxative. Suii "a all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
4BOUT PEOPLE you
-kNOW

Auto s%prlngs- korhet's Garage.

Auto springs Korb.r's Garage.
stove and irfniturc repairing, PACK.
ing. Phone ilsA rs ". told.
\ regular meeting oi the Loyal or
der OF ,ioose viii be held tonight. OF
hrcrs VIII he nominated.
Trains Nos. . and are each re-
n a wasnout on IN. n rear san
Bcrnardino. cal
Special communication oi Temple
Lodge No. q, 4 =. and A. NJ. this
evening q, 80 Work IN the T.. 4.
degree. Visiting members welcome.
a. r.. James. director of the New
M"Nic" Taxpayer ass"ciution. passed
through here last night on his way
from the capital to Portals.
T. W. WILEY manager y the COM
m"T,ial club. II attending the rate
hearing hoing held by the corporation
commission IN h capital today.
:. T. roon, member of the city
council. IA his family. returned yes
trrday from % TWO VEGAS stay IN CALI
foinia.
Nj ana Mrs G. g. sutton aud their
son viii leave tonight fur Palm
Beach. Fla. to spend a coupl. of
months.
f. A. Miorn. president of IN. stat.
senate ana @ well known stockman
OF SnndpNal county, II ia the city ior
a few days
The Booster orchestra returned
from Grant this morning where they
played a. "a dance given by the Bond
sargent company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
Unsteady Nerves.

often the result Of Indigestion. dys'
popsia constipation. bilious attacks %,
impure blood. for all of which Merito
Tonic Digestive IN "a standard remedy
\ good remedy for all ailments due I,
"a bad stomach. Price 500. otwel
Drug Co. sole agents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
RIGHTS OF WAY Oh
FORESTS RETAINED
UNDER NEW MEASURE

Upon a sugscstion of the local dis
trict forester \. g. Ningidni a bis
has beer drafted In congress 1" pro-
vide Tor a., reservation ui rll rights
Of way across all lands To he patented
within IA, u,;.onnl forests which are
west cot thu one hundredih meridian.
~ tins Hill passes II Will say" the
service IA" expenditure "f tn usahds
~ dollars through obviatlns the ne
cossity ton right Of way exceptions ana
AZ IA" samr lime viii save settlers a
great deal ct annoyance n the tor
letting OF llnd which may never he
used forest officers say.
- --- -s
Phone 3. Reo Barn. all West Cop.
per. for first cI.ss livery. w !.
Trimbls = Ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18
DISTRICT %FORESTERS
MEET IN FEBRUARY

\ G. l;inglnnd forester of this dis
trlct, received notice this moaning 81
thc meeting of district forester Ia III"
held AZ Sal, Lake city, Utah, February
? to s.. There are seven district for
csters who meet annually.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22

Bocnuso 90 hcr personality hcr benz
{, and hor ability TO wear CLOTHES
rdnn Goodrich ha- been called tmo
aud again "Idun the Charwus Her
appearance Boo Paramount Pictures dur
ing Che past frnr ims added wonder
mHy lo hcr popularity nni Boz iHsky
productions and nier Va Morosco ra.ns
productions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22
N2Zae(,)hoe store
Nnazuuzt11rsEuslra t1nuzssri rnsnnas<
"HOSTERT. roo"
Soldiers,
Attention.!

We carry a complete stock Of officers Boots and
Puttecs and in position TO meet ann requirements
that Bou may haze in The shoe and hosiery line.
We also carry enlisted mems Fatigue and
CaHUas Le0giHs. Nail orders rU rcceipc
the painstdkiRg attention that
giUe The customer in store
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22
COW PONIES HAD INNING
AT EXPOSITION TUESDAY

Ponies Owned b. Charles rae ~ -.
sdy ard Frank Robinson o. - -"
Won iss weney " Racing eFe"'~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22

We are The only store in Corpus Christi that
deals exclusively in shoes and hosiery
10 as, trouble is a pleasure II Uon are thinking
OF making a purchase ia The near future
let as display some OF our latest imp0ridfioRs.
We are confident that zoe can extend our
circle Of friends during this Erposition-
and that is ohai zoe desire 10 do
to get acquainted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22

Tho Caa,r BRINGS qucKest ana "
s.I'fe i~ 1frart sing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22

leii1hNul Afternoon,
Nrs 3D. % llellcmun nnd Nr itnr
satago entertained t1e Athena, um
Cun and SEVERAL friends Tuesday 1f
teruoon zee enc tormcrs homc un tur
imam Avenue
Several muaigai numbers were tn
lowed uumvr rf stesIua contests
Werc the raiures w thr onterun.
picut
rhnae who rnio,gd thr afternoon
were NIr-dHmrr e. a. C0nrt a.
RurrN a. o. pc1Nt. D a. Sullivan. N,
D. ncnnctt Wliwm NcCan ~ r.
Gi,rns noreuNeld tt CO.
Jameson lt N WvstrroH ~ o.
hrRpcN MAN NissrH 1rrirudr
brewer ola lmkrr Norearet ".cr
Main sullivan and Mtp Nt.N
wsE
Missionary Meeting
rhr Wonan's Nissiunary ST.. Ntv ri
! ihe preshttegAH ,hug,h mics q sdas
afternoon az The homc ~ Mrs ranN
( rumpkins with Mc~damus rump kini
and nnberts as hostcsses
There was snod attendance rhi
subject under discussion was 'Wha'
I Caa We ln for ghp Nrgro in Nmcrioa N
I AsH Wonn Richmond Was in vharge Isl
I ;hc program which was most inter
eailng
Mrs ClaN Nehcrts Save ap ntrrsst
lng rcadine ro LHtlc Lamb
A social hour was cnioNcd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22

We are convinced that we show them
a stock OF men s and nonicn's styles that wiH
compare faCorabiD with any in Texas, and noe are in
position TO offer exceptional Uaiues otoing TO
purchases made before the latest
adUdnces in prices.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-22
Visitors Are
Very Welcome

We particularly inUife them TO inspect
our store whiie in the city. and to
make il their headquarters for
shoes and hosiery.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Golf Gospel Truths Straight ~s'1 D,,.

es his friends to do so also as an
out-and-out opponent He is a par
ticularly dangerous associate as a
partner, whether in a foursome, four
hall match, or even as cne of the
club team, for John Barleycorn be
meath an apparent jollity and cheer
fulness will be found absolutely I'M
reliable when the pinch comes and
any form OF self-sacrifice is needed.
There never was such a golfer,
too, to try to coddle you into beliey'
ing that he Is really not your inflex,
ible opponent, but merely a good
natured friend, SO beware of his ad'
vanoes.
John Barleycorn is not down as a
member of any club, but he is al
most always to be found at any and
all of them. Sometimes, 1t has been
said, that in the few cases when a
club rules against his presence in
the lounging or smoking rooms.
John Barleycorn has been found hid
ding in n members locker He has
been seen, also, at 'kide-and-seek'
In the professionals shop and even
among the caddie boys.
So keep a watchful eye against
John Barleycorn.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
With the Minister'S

The first game In the second series
In the members contest played Mt
the Detroit Whist club Monday even
Ing. Jan. 81, resulted In the follow
ing scores:
East and west--T. ". BaIkwill and
T. 5. Pratt. plus 7h; p. $ Germain
and J. Prentis. plus ~ (; w. !. Bloom
and G. ID. Clark. plus Y c. r. Bazine
and A. j. House. minus 10h.
North and south--F. r. w. Bright
and j. w. Steiner, plus 2h;. F. o.
Bates and j. w. Mccausey. plus " !;
w. B. Battelle and s. A. Commons,
minus III; III. r. Boehm and A. c.
Steilwagen, minus II.
The following scores were made In
the Saturday game:
East and west-W. " Edison and S.
A. Commons, plus 4 Mrs. w. l.. stan
nard and Thomas Watson, plus 8;
Mrs. ". Myers and III. L. Brown minus
/: Mrs. j. w. Steiner and III. r. Boehm.
minus 2: +. q. Bates and J. w. Nc
Causey. minus 8.
North and south--Mrs. G. #. Bell
man and w. l. Bloom. plus 6; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Bazine plus 4; Mrs S. A.
Commons and r. r. w. Bright. minus
/; Mrs. III. +. Boehm and Mrs. j. NJ.
Chapman. minus 2; Mrs. II. l.. Brown
and Mrs. q. j. Stout, minus 8.
The regular ladies' night game,
open to ladies and mixed pairs, will
be played In the Detroit Whist club
rooms, No. 100 Woodward ave, on
Thursday evening next Feb. &c.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
$4,000 SUITS
FRANK MORAN
Challenger VIII Sign for Will
lard Bout Monday-May Be
Held in Car Barn

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Though
Frank Moran has not as yet signed
the articles for his bout with Jess
willard. heavyweight champion, to
be staged In this city March IL, he
will do 80 next Monday. according
to a statement by his manager.
Ike Dorgan. The purse of $4,000
is very satisfactory to Moran, and
he will be ready to sign the agree
ment Monday. said Dorgan.
The cost of staging the bout. ac-
cording to local fight promoters, VIII
approximate $4,000 Promoter Tex
Rickard, who also staged the JEFF
fries-J Johnson fight. says that Madi-
son-sQ. garden may not be the
scene o. the big battle. He says
he had made an offer to the man
agement OF the garden. IL 1t was
turned down, Rickard says he had
q large carbarn In view which would
seat as many as the garden, and
would be cheaper.
The seats will sell at from 50 TO
S25. recording to Rickard. The
scale will be SO, s.. $40, SIS, $40
and SIS.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
MASONIC BALL
men C0NFAB
Secretary Jordan Sends Out
Drag Net for "GOOd"
Umpires

The Masonic Baseball league will
have q meeting on Tuesday evening
at 6 o'clock, at the Palestine lodge
house, at which all representatives
of the teams composing this league
are requested to be present.
The committees which were ap-
pointed at the last meeting to form
ulate the rules which are to govern
the league this season and also to
make arrangements. II possible, with
reference to playing the games at
Bob-Lo, will make their report and
q committee to draw up the sched-
ule will be appointed at this time.
II Is the intention of the officers
of the league to secure the best pos
sible umpires to officiate this year.
and the secretary. William F. Jor-
dan. would be pleased to hear from
Umpires "Wish" Egan, Carroll.
Parm. Roche, Densmore and any
other irst-class men. II the arbiters
mentioned will please to call Main
1898 or drop into the office OF the
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co..
Jefferson and Griswold.sts.. they will
no doubt learn something OF inter
est.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
Exhibit Tonight At d.
A. c., Prelim to
State Meet

An exhibition by the Women's
Aquatic club of Detroit, will take
place in the swimming pool of the
Detroit Athletic club tonight. II
will be the second show given by
the women at the ID. A. c.. the sue
cess OF the previous event result
ing In tonight's engagement.
On Feb. &c, the championship for
women swimmers OF the state viii
be decided at the Detroit University
school pool and tonight's exhibition
at the ID. A. c. will also serve as \
tryout for the championship meet
at which women from all over the
state will participate. A. a. L..
sanction for this event has been Sc
cured.
Swimming has grown wonderfully
among the women of the city this
winter. The membership OF the
Women's Aquatic club more than
doubled and the number Of regulars
at the swimming classes has con
stantly increased. IL Is the inten'
tion of this organization to provide
Detroit with the largest and best
team OF women swimmers found IN
tho country. At least eight OF the
members can compare favorably TO-
day with any amateurs and several
others are rapidly developing to
that degree of efficiency.
In tonight's events the various
strokes will bq illustrated. There
will be various kinds OF fancy div
ing stunts and a good program VIII
be topped oft with water polo
game, which demands swimming
ability In its highest form, ensur-
ance and athletic skill. Water polo
holds a lot of thrills and two evenly
matched teams win take tho pool
q the conclusion OF The programmed
svsntA
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
X.-John BarleycOrn the Real
BOgey Man.

No, Colonel Bogey is as cruel and
relentless an opponent once he gets
the lead in any sort Of a golf COM
petition as John Barleycorn. He has
lowered the pride Of scores Of the
mightiest professionals and anna
teurs since the present American
golf boom began under the ST. An
drews apple tree at Yonkers and he
is always playing to win. Here
friendship ceases" the joking re-
mark with which two chums often
begin a match, was the invention
OF John Barleycorn, but meant in
grim earnest to cloak the ruin and
havoc no plans against the golfing
prowess OF any acquaintance who
seems inclined to be too familiar
with him.
Whether II be short or long ac-
quaintance makes no difference
with John Barleycorn; familiarity
breeds contempt" Is his principle. at
least In the United States, but he Ia
bdlu W bt inOit with iOib
acquaintances in other lands who
are not Of the forward. hail-fellow-
well-mct sort.
The only way to win out from
John Barleycorn IA to let him know
from the start that you are wise to
his deceits and false promises. Keep
him on the defensive by admitting
at once you realize his power as an
opponent and that YOU intend to win
a personally bestowed wreath OF
laurel by defeating him, man-fash.
ion. by strict observance of the
rules Of the game.
Oddly enough, while John Barley
corn Is relentless adversary as
soon as a player begins TO regard
him as a faithful friend. he n only
to be tolerated by n prudent golfer
who thinks well of himself and wish
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
"MACS' Don't
FEAR COURT
Both Feds and o. b. Men Scoff
At Baltimore Plea to
Lands

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Action OF the
Baltimore Federal League club yes.
terday In objecting to dismissal of
the Federal league suit against or
ganized ball, will have no effect on
the peace pact, Chicago magnates
declare.
President Charles Weeghman, OF
the Cubs-Whales, one OF the lead
ing spirits In the Federals-O.B.
peace adjustment. said he didn't be-
lieve the Baltimore people have a
chance In the world to block the
peace plans.
II suppose the real trouble Is
that they want major club fran
chise," said Weeghman. II under
stand there isn't chance for. them
to get It,"
President Ban Johnson. OF the
American league. said his organiza-
ton is Gin no way interested in
what the Baltimore club does"
Johnson refused to comment on
what might be the effect of the
Baltimore objections on the peace
pact.
Judge lands said yesterday the
Baltimore magnates had wired him
three weeks ago, asking for an op'
portunity to be heard before any
action toward dismissal was taken.
They will be given an opportunity
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
A Big Man for Dillon

RANK logical for Willard and no effort to
4 the
Dillon the champion
blasted Ii a
Is a
lnchs handly
the marvel
while or
his
handicap height
should
it Fred Fulton has all the OF willard except
He should
available and bout with him would help Dillon show Just how big
still will be for him risk
with Willard
foundefng
Willard he
rapidly that all he do knocked out early
in Willard will be king Of finance for half hour
is
away
will be paid the OF $15333
MINI o penniess
reputation this months
Eddie battered
another
TO WITH
Pride
the
Gibbons cordially
Minneapolis
be middleweight in the United States
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
CENTRAL AND
LANSING IN
TRACK MEET

Lansing high will come to Detroit
tonight 70 open the scholastic in
door track season by a dual meet
with Central. Central's entries for
the opening meet will be as follows:
so-yard dash-Brooks. Benton and
McCullum,
3o-yard low hurdics--Kean, Hyde
and McCullum.
2eO-yard dash--Benton. Brooks and
McCulium.
440-yard dash--Berndt. williams
and Humphrey.
ss0-yard run--Hyde, Brokaw and
Mile run--wiIlians, Rice and IL
burt.
High Jump-Kean. Hagsrman and
Young.
Pole vault-Kean. Turnbull and
Hyde.
shotput--Bowen and Kean (only
eligible weight menl.
Relay race-Berndt, Brooks, Rem
ton and McCullum.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

, Gotch is to attempt come
back"
He has started training out In
Santa Monica, Cal.
Six years ago Jeffries began train
ing for comeback" in practically
the same locality. Big Jeff's failure
is one OF the most dismal tales OF
the ring. VIII Veteran Gotch meet
with better success when he tangles
with the youthful phenom Joe Stech-
er some time this year?
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
WHITE SOX GET
COLLEGE HURLER

CHICAGO, Feb. b.-Fullbaok Gal
win. who busted up wisconsin's
chances of grabbing the conference
football title last fall by quitting
the team when his eligibility was
protested. has signed with the CHI
cago White Sox. according to re-
ports from Madison, Calvin was
the Badger schools star hurler =
Last years nina.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

The cases OF Wrestler Gotch and
Fighter Jeffries are strangely SINH
lar. Each retired with his title un-
disputed. Each was the greatest at
his respective game ever produced.
Jefr stayed in retirement six years.
Gotch has been virtually out of 1t
for the last four years. JEFF was
35 years OF age when he made his
return attempt. Gotch is now 49,.
The men are great friends, and
Frank even journeyed out to the
Santa Cruz mountains In California
to help Jim prepare for the Reno