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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-11
rHg MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Detroit. Men, ApI

DokIOlts AlCu., ApIH - wv.
Notice Y hereby given that . spe..
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
oface Of the company. Room 500. ~.
teenth Street Passenger station. De-
troit, Mich. on Thursday. the 6tk day
OF June. 1915. at 10 o'clock q m.. for
the purpose OF considering and auth
orizing the purchase Of part or All Of
the railroads rights and franchises
OF the following named rsilrosd COM
panies. to-wit: Bay City & Battle
Creek Railway Company Battle
Creek 4 SturGis Railway Company.
Canada southern Bridge compenX:
Chicago. Kalamazoo a. Saginaw Rail
way Company. Detroit & Hay City
Railroad Company. Detroit Belt Line
Railroad, The Detroit q Charley0ix
Railroad Company, The Detroit Dell
ray q Dearborn Railroad Company.
Detroit. Toledo q Milwaukse Rail
road Company. The brand River VAL
sing q saginaw Railroad company,
Joliet q Northern indiana Nallro6d
Company. kalamazoo q South HAvee
Railroad Company. Lansing TY4nett
railway Company, xichlSan AiI kl4e
RAILROAD Company. 81 CIell 4Meee.
srn Rsiirosd Company End The Tc.sSs:
Company; and such other mastsrs aa1
things as may be incident 20 or neg
esssry OF appropriate to be done 10
BY order OF the Board o. DIR scsosA
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CANADA SOUTHERN BRIDGE
COMPANY.


ro.,c. D 4 2sf.b S,' aivs aeI that .r.
s s,.' .r sssdn oS,h.an Bridss sS c"mpany
viii be held at the principal Office
OF the company. Room so2. Fifteenth
street Passenger station. Detrott,
Mich. ,s sTns rhu q o;sioeh M nm sos the
purpose OF con sIderins and euthoris-
tnG the sale OF the railroad. rights
and franchises OF this company TO
many and such other matters ana
{hIngs a. may be Incident TO or nee
sssary or appropriate TO be done In
connection Herewith.
D. W. PARDEE.
Qscretary
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PROPOSALS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
PUBLIC SEWER

Sealed proposals will b@ received
az tire Office Of the Department ~
Public Works. Detroit. Mica until
Friday. May IL. 1915. at 10 o'clock a.
m, eastern standard time az which
time and place They wall ne opened.
for furnishing all labor and mater -.
except iron marhole rings and COW
ers. which will he furnished ~ :he
city. and building and finishing COM
piste. together with tho back iliing
according 20 the plans and specifica-
tons on hle In this office, the follow
ing brick sewer. to-wit.
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rRorosAI.s EoR COZ.

O4hNe OF tnr hthRfh OF NrurtN AUDIT
orS
Detroit, May q. 1916.
Sealed proposals win he received up
L. . clock y m-. Thursday. Max IS
1915. for furnishing the Board OF
Aud tors 81 the County 0f Wayne
with approximately Is tons OF chest
nut coal and Z pe0 tons ~ hitaminSus
cual 70 be used al the County Build
iug ana Detention Home Building
Detroit, in accordance with specihcA-
tons IN nle Ia office ~ satd Board.
eopies 81 which may be obtained on
application
Proposals must be made upon
blank which may BE- obtained IN
the oftice ~ the Board cf Auditors
and certified check for Two Hun
dred s2Vel dollars must accompany
each bid.
The Board reserves the right To re-
iect any and al bids.
THE BOARD or COUNTY AUDITORS
BY Nm r MDELLER.
Secretary.
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DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. May .. 1916
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING OATS

Sealed proposals will be received
NJ the office 90 the Department ~
Public Works. Detrolt. Mich. until
Monday. May i5. 1915, at 10 o'clock
which time and place they will be
opened. for furnishing and dsliverin 8
Z. Q. h.. cars on siding at the garbage
collection barn foot of Twenty
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nue.. in said city az Detroit. within
the limits here matter mentioned
The Common Council ~ the city az
Detroit. having ordered ~ much ~
Whitney avenue from, the west curb
iinN Of Linwood avenue 10 tho east
line Of WiidermeTc avenue. % he
GRADED and paved. notice ~ hereby
given that an ASSORTMENT has beeyi
nfade upon all the lots and preu1f gos
fronting on said whitney avenue. and
Nshl~ to be assessed for said I'm.
TrDvemeuf under the provisions Of
the Ctty Charter. and that a roll ~
gaid aEserHment iH now COMPLETED and
will remain NJ the AsgeHaora DfHce
hereof until Nav - 1918, FOR the
irsr~ction 81 all persons concern
Cd therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GUSTANE !. ALBRIGHT,
B-IaO President
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eddie STREET SEWER

From Faifvisw to alley east Of En-
gel
Length. see feet
-Four nuanholes with iron atepz
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid ENCLOSED IN a separate envelop-
q certified hank check payable 20 the
order ~ the department 81 Public
Works Of the CITY 90 Detroit. az fol-
lows.
Extension II " Dougall avenue
kdiic street sewrr. .............. 100
Edlie street sewer ..-..-.. 9GG
which sum VIII ic forfeited 20 the
Dep8 rtment IN case the bidder fails
20 enter into contract within I've days
after the accenfauce 81 his or their
tender and will he returned 20 the
contraction upon proper execution ~
sz contract bond. Contracts % be
subject To- iltc Gppr oval - the Corn
mon Council The bidder whose tender
r. accepted vii DO required 20 furn-
ish with hiw contract an approved
surety bond 80 the CITY ~ Detroit In
the full amount - contract
The Department ~ pubi'r Works
expressly reserves the right e. reject
any or all proposal
Cfiecks and prop0eaiS - be placed
m SEPARATE envelope. All proposals
~ no ntad~ "a duplicate
1879 GEORGE r. FESK I'll.
B-TSt 'nrnfnlae irrC~
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TIE common skunk is fond Of yel-
low jackets I. catches them by
smearine its tail with a sticky sa-
Iva. which makes the tail serve as
fly pape-
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EXTENSION OF THE Nc.
DOUGALL AVENUE
SEWER

East Grand Boulevard and Joseph
Campau avenue. from n point roo feet
south Of the north line Of Boulevard
70 "A point 10 feet south OF tn. city
line.
Length 81 Fewsr.s SIS feet
Two mRuholeS With iron steps
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. May s. 1915.
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classified
DETROTT'S MOST RELIABLE
DETROIT TIMES RECOGNIZE
Accordion Pleating
Rntton., covered. -ido cr box plcat. he
Loves - John Il. Cadillac w. -
Artificial Flowers
y ! pcau l:o's Farmer. Cad. lSse
Auto-Bicycles
Auto Cyei, supply -, es Ga, River w,
Attorneys-at-Law
RNRTITTT. CHARLES l.
5te-s}s Hammond Blis Main S'o'
CuoATE. WARD NJ
5ee--ia PINE Bank BLDG Main w.
HrGHEs. REN CHAroroN ,s
20. kArNNcu HidE Chrrly ffNN
L1NTRERE ALLEN /.
sass MorStt BldS. cherry -ls--zeSl
T1TI-RS0N. y. AMIN
SIC NoHat Bidg Cadlllac go
r,-RTETS6N. CHARLES =
-ns-Ir Dime Bank Bldg Main fV's
RAt.ER NJ TATE
ssS rruohscut BiCE Main lle'
EUGENE \ WAIL.lNG
.oli piwe Bank Bldg cherry so''
,Certinedl
Accountants x Auditors
g EARIE NEFF
as Majestic Bids tad'hSe s'N'
tCertlaea Publlcl
Accountant < Auditor OF y. \.
ARTHUR y. THAYER
et--6lS Dime Bank Bldg Main iISs
Architects
Louis Nampsr. 7eI Fine Arts NJ SIS:
c r j. Barnes ~ Kr4sge Y VI. S5eT
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w O. Palmer 1853 David Whitney q
pAIvT. - KRoSKE
if0s-S David Whitney Bldg cad 1885
Aucti0neers
-. Wardel 4 SON. 81 Hammond 3
NJ 1851. Res g. 4. WardeN, Cd 9a5
Art Dealer
william OT@ary. Paintings. Engs. &
Picture Frames ti0 Wuod'ra Cd ios@
Beauty Parlors
Mrs " King. :H5 Fine Arts. Ch'y ISL
Bird Store K Supplies
Edwards Bird store. Is9 Mich. NJ. 1881
Business Colleges
bet ConI col. aol Griswold ~ 3Sso
Blue Printers
1tin hlHr = y. 9 - :. =, : ~ , = =
Baths
rrof V. Staeb. ss Library Main teet
Bloom r. A. NJ In - Madison. Chi5s5
Bed Bug. Roach Exterminator
am. Jani;or supply % Main 1882
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Carriage & Trucking
son Auto Carriage Go. North ios.
Thos Harrington. IS Huron I'd 500.
China Decorators
Mrs.P X owens. Hodges bid. Main 1879
Corset Makers
Artists Model Corset Co. Fisher Aed-
MADE 10 measure Spireila Corset Shop.
I'd floor. e3F Woodward. Cherry 2eIS.
Lillian r. Moylan. g. Univ. bid " siS5
Chiropodists
-
G \ Benedict. ga w'ward. 81. 353g-J
Mn1e. Biedsoc. pa ADAMS r. ch'y fesf
Mr. George. Cham. % Com. Main 1910
Carpet Cleaners
Peters Carpet g. co. fsi Muliett E.95a
Collections K Adjustments
Mercantile Credit GO. 81 America.
u S-Tfg CHAMBER 81 Commerce. " 81
Cleaners a. Dyers (Licensed)
iAfLAY's GARMENT CLEAN e. DYE.
ING CO. fS1-35 Cd. River. Grand ff73
= = = = = f. z y = --
1853 Mack ave Ridge ggg
DIEANB A. 60
Ss0-G7G B@licNue-ave. Ridge $50
PARTS CLEANERS AND DYERS
1899 Grand River. walnut 2
.
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LAKE AND RIVER srEA ueRs.
ySyyo iE E5l,| 3 .E;5;;5'Sy I5.I
6 rtaso .rwHAAf <(A(A
Crasr.I Standard Ttxr.

srotrot >toedatd Itunr.
For ttrsetsad. Pittsburgh raA all
pstats scath aud cast--Daiiy. Ictfc -.
VA. fsrc a. Cleveland. k2.15s Pitts
burGh. $50.
Fer Buffalo Had all points cast 3 %.
dates aoriuE WAY. Dali. service
aboat MAJ ~
For Nackinac Island and wa, parts
Monday. > %. mt FRIDAY. si10 n. M.
S,stcroam te~emm odat .en~--l pp-v
berfs. ~; lowcr berth. si.Sot whole
roesi, $3.50.
rttkET otttt ~ - Third Ave.
wharf, i5T " odNard ave. Majestic
Bids ,, 80 fOE; -. West. DRIP. Post
ofnre.
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Business
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIO'
IDS THE FOLLOWING BUSIN
Diamonds-Old Gold Bought
VIM. y Bclf. soe Rowles hid. cad iesi
Dressmaking Schools
\ la Mode Dress cutting and Dress
Making school, SIS Mtchigan-ave,
Margaret NJ Milne. as Woodward.
Drafting Room Supplies
bet. RI. A. s :. 81 Congress W. M,asss
Express Il Taxicabs
son Auto Carriage co. North ,os
Electric Wiring and Fixtures
R-own-Ahlers Co. SIS Grand River.
Horton Electric Co. Hemlock ioSo
Henry y Hurley. tTo Greenw'd q, sSs
Electro Plating
HOWARD Il. HARRIS CO
aG Cathcrtne-st. Main 1898.
Express and Moving Vans
Coles Express. $50 Reaublen. NJ sSi..
Express and Carriage
-
Clements & Yonkei West sls1.R
Midnight Nuto Express. CADILLAC leL
Florists
woodw'd Flower shop. sol Wood, M.7'o
McIIugh Floral CO.. MS Mich. ch'y 3oli
Art Fiorsl Cos 77s wizard. Grand 700
GUST ~ TAEPKE o.
s5 OratiOt-ave. Main sest
d S,HROETEk .-
So Broadway. Main 1895
Eurriars ,stored. repaired
and remodeledl
Thos stserc. $50 Ga. River. Cd eSio
wriSh, < Kelly. 7O3-s wood. g. Siss.
n. w. Becker. 81 Il. ADAMS. Main 1885
Furs aud repairing J. W Mcrckel q
Co. Bre .tmeyer Bldg. Main ii5e.
Il. ZInober Sun. ii2 National Gd.si7?
Funeral Cars
IaBel Funeral Motor Car Co. Cd. 32,s
Funeral Music
solo. quartet. Chy 3s2-J. Nth ssSo-M
Fresh Flowers
FEII,S FRESH FLOWERS co
shop No. -. Brdway Mkt cher. 5Se"-
Gowns (Exclusive)
T.. NJ Watson. Kresgs bldg. Cad. 5o3.
I. !. withey. Fisher Arcade, 81 1902.
Hair Dressing 4 Goods
Mrs j. ". lie VannIe. .i4 " ood. M.55i7
SiI.s Hubbard. .iectrolysis. hair and
moies removed. Liggett bg. Main Ia
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Hats Grandchildren
Mills 4 Weber. Cherry 55ss-M.
-
Hemstitching and Picoting
Mrs \. L. RobInson. is5 Farmer ST.
Alex Z Dc Sauller. dresspiaitIng and
pinkln- II John X Main 2t95.
House Wreckers (Contractors)
Burgess q Ray. % Noble. Grand s2ts
UNION HOUSE wRECKING CO.
FORT ana Fourteenth stH. West 1888
Mccormick wrecking Co. Ridge si7s
House Movers x Raisers
Burda bros. 1851 Hancock ". wsLsss
Ice and Coal
W. MoFaddon. Cedar 1877. Walnut t3ss
Family Ice * Coal Co. SIS KeEcheyal
Hick Jae Common A. ID. r. ny. Hk 29i9
Ice
Crystal Ice Co West 2s-i5s. Wal $40
I.ahadie Ice TO. 100 Flea SAINT. West ~
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Ice Cream Best Quality
STANDARD ICE CREAM go
Phones Ridge 30 and Ridge 9z9t-J.
ARCTIC tCE CREAM co.
s0T Grand Hivsr-aVe Grand tf0
Interior Decorators
GOLDBERG A. JAGMfN
IL Rowland bldg. Cad. ZG5
~. VI VAN TINE
FiEChsr Arcade. Cadillac 1870
Jeweiry Engraving
VIM " Belt 500 Bowles bldg Cad 1851
TnweiIv g Watch maker
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OCEAN .rsAuSIi,rs.
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fourth street. in the city 81 Detroit.
Three care (3J white oats.
Cars - oats must be accompanied
~ BOARD ~ Trade certificate OF In
spe~f lon
Each bidder must deposit with ria
bid q cnr9nod check IN the sum of
5000. payable 10 the order Of the re-
partmcrt 81 Public Works before the
proposals are opened. conditioned
that should they he the lowest bid
dor they VIII Within i've days after
being awarded the contract by the
department. enter into contract
With surety company bond. In the
full Estimated amount Of contract.
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
possis "Npreasiy reserved. All pro-
poEals shall be made IN dupiicats.
f65l GEO. I. tENK ELL
B-Ta2 ommissioner.
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From FaiFvisw to alley east o. En-
Evening star., 1916-03-02
GOLFERS SWARM ON LINKS.
Two Courses Used at Pinehurst te
Accommodate Many Contestants.

P1NEHCRST, y. C.. March 2.-The
first round of match play in the annual
spring golf tournament was played in
all the divisions Yesterday. Both No. .
and No. courses were kept constantly
in use to get the entire field Off There
were few surprises, bat there were
several extra hole matches. one in the
third division going to the twenty
second hole.
The only upset in the first division
was the defeat of Charles Skehens by
T. A. Kelley. The other favorites. B. p
Merriman. e. I. Ball and P. V. G. Car
ter, all had easy matches and won by
good margins. Carter finished his
match with II. H. Will on the twelfth
green. : and s. The summaries:
First sixteeB-C. l.. Recker Woodland, heat
Spencer Waters. Apawamis. and /: r.. +.
Mcrriman. Waterbury. beat Malcolm Mct;regor
Detroit. u and a. r. A. Kelley. South Pines
Paul Starrrtt Eaitusrol. i-a, r. b. Bo%d. St
Louis G. e.. = and !; T.. L. Eeaie. Inientown.
beat l.. L. Will onondaga. ) and 3: W r.
TTnesdeil. Try" Fo; Hills in"' !. 8. Ho".on, Oak
H. Ii. Will. onondaga. aud q: II. q. Fownss
Oaarnont beat A. l.. Sands. Newport. :, up
Second siAteen-Rict.ard Mott Huntington
Valley. beat DR.. ]. S. Brown. Moniclair, 3 and
.; J. II. clapp, Chevy Chase. beat +. II. Gates
Hoffman, and ]: K. {. shannon I'd Brock
port. beat r f. Jacobs. Woilaston. l up: $. A.
New Bedford and :: f. II. Jones. Detroit.
beat p. A. Pr0aI. Deal. and ,: W. s. Van
clief. Richmond Country. beat =. s. Mclaughlin
Scsrsdsle. and :: j. ID. Armstrong. Atlantic
burgh. 4 and 3: 4. =. Mcdonald. LambIou beo,
g. f. A'herton. Philadelphia Cricket, and l.
Evening star., 1916-03-02
THR0CKMoRToN IN FINALS.
Beats Inman and Will Meet Wright
in Florida Tennis Tourney.

PALM BEACH, Fla, March Fred
Jnmau West side Tennis club. New
York. lost his semi final match in the
Florida lawn tennis tournament yes
terday to Harold Throckmorton. Eliza
beth y. j.. in straight sets. Tne youth
full winner put up an exceptionally fne
brand Of tennis. He will meet Irving
Wright Of Boston in the final match
today Tor the 'rivilege of challenging
c. NJ Church, VINO is here 20 defend
his titI".
Wright ii Il 'unaway match with
G. e. Shafer. New York. defeating him.
e.. . /.
fnman. although beaten at C-2. 6-4.
played well. The gallery believed yes
terGsy th:U tr;tiG Biddie might have
beaten Throckmorton had Eiddle work
ed faster. but thai impression died out.
for. matter how much speed Inman
developed. Thockmorton always came
back a little faster
InmaH started at furious pace in
/ the second set and had il 4-love Then
he faded away. Throckmorton getting
the next six games straight.
In a fast three-set doubles match
Wright and Biddle won the oCd set
irOla Ti.TochmortOn and Shafer.
Evening star., 1916-03-02
BRITISH GOLFERS COMING.
Great Trio, Vardon., Taylor and
Braid. Plan American Visit.

a British magazine. Golfing. is re-
sponsibie for the announcement that it
is probable that the famous golfing tri-
Taylor and Braid
will come to this country for an. indefi-
mite period as result of the falling off
of interest in the game abroad. due to
the war. Since the great struggle start
ed there has been no competitive golf
in England, and very little of any kind
except matches among these we'll
known professionals and few other
experts. and in these cases the money
derived from the matches has been
turned over to the Red Cross fund
When Johnnie Anderson was abroad
recently he said that only women and
children were playing golf, and old
men were caddying.
Vardon and Taylor are by no means
strangers in this country, as Vardon
made several extended stays here. be-
sides touring the country after the de-
reat that Ouimet administered to him
and to Ray at Brookline in the open
championship Of 1913. When he was
here In 1900 the celebrated English
player won the national open cham
pionship at Wheaton. and the runner
up was his great rival from his native
heath. J. H. Taylor. They were sepa-
rated by only two strokes, Vardon with
313 and Taylor with 315, but the lead
ing American representative was seven
strokes behind Taylor. Braid is prac-
ttcally unknown to American golfers,
but with the other two players he has
stood at the head of English golf for
the last twenty years.
Out OF the last twenty-one cham
pionships this trio has accounted for
no less than sixteen, Vardon leading
with six victories. and the other two
men being tied with five titles each.
Taylor was the first to win the title at
Sandwich in 1894. while Harry Vardom
began his sensational career with a
victory at Muirfield in 1896. Braid won
his first title on the same course five
years later. and his fifth victory at St
Andrews in 1910. Taylor euuaIed this
record by his victory at Hoylake in
1913. and Eardon exceeded it by win
ming his sixth victory at Prestwick in
1919. the last open championship
played.
Evening star., 1916-03-02
BY II. C. BYRD.

Four local stars of the sand lots last
year are likely to be prominent candi-
dates for the Georgetown base ball
team this spring. Two catchers and
two pitchers who did remarkably good
work last season with amateur clubs.
will do their best to make good on the
Blue and Gray nine. Lem owens and
Mike cantwell are the mound artists
and Strait and "Bus'' Eager are the re-
ceivers.
Last summer Cautwell did not play
long here. the most of his hurting be-
ing done for the Cambridge nine iii an
Independent league down on the east
crn shore of Maryland. owens pitched
the Agriculture team to the city cham
pionship and was one of the main fac
tors in its victory over the title winner
of Richmond in the intercity series.
Strait caught for Agriculture and was
rated by many as the most competent
ali-round PLAYER on the team. l1ager
did practically all the backStopping
for the Interior club. Agriculture's rival
for honors in the Departmental circuit.
Rager and Strait are exceptionally
good hitters.
With Owens and Cantwell trying out
i'i tt't lessIl 'ieot StloS ouB III ~
have a mighty good pitching staff. The
Blue and Gray has back. besides these
two men. from last years squad Harry
Kelley and Joe Finnerty. These men
have done some splendid work and are
expected to be consistently effective
during the coming season.
y tWo-milc cross country run for
novices was held at the Maryland
Agricultural College yesterday after
noon. Lyman Oberlin, former Central
High School man and captain of next
falls foot ball team. won the event in
eleven minutes and twelve seconds.
Perkins and Smith, two freshmen. were
second and third. Three medals were
given for the event, gold for first. sill
Yer for second and bronze for third
place. 1t is the intention to make the
run an annual affair
In track and field meets held indoors
this season wrong Interpretation has
been placed upon the rule governing
the novice races. 4 lot of men are TAX
ing part i'll the events who are not
noviceS and therefore not eligible to
compete in such d class In the
Georgetown meet not one of the three
men who finished first, second and
third in one of the Two novice events
belonged in that class. one of the three
ran in winning college relay race last
season and the other two were nrem-
bers of winning club relays. The ANA
Evening star., 1916-03-02
WILLARD TAKES It EASY.
Champion Drinks Too Much Water.
So He Cuts Short His
Work.

NEW YORK. March Jess Willard
he cut his afternoon exhibition to an
even half hour. which is fifteen min
utes' less work than usual.
Il guess / drank too much water
after 1 came in this morning" said the
champion. Anyhow, / felt kind of
sroggy. and l didn't go after the boys
very hard
Willard is too good natured to beat
UP his sparrins partners. but. all the
same. when that fist of his pokes them
in the face it is a good deal like run
ming into a safe swathcd in a mattress
After Willard had finished boxing he
went through his usual stunts with the
medicine ball, and then finished up
with his physical culture exercises.
The fact that he did not do his usual
amount OF work caused some trouble
at the gate.
Several men came in SO late that as
they entered the hall Jess was just
disappearing from the stage. They
came back to the door and complained,
with the result that they got back
their money. Just then another bunch
of men came down the stairs. and, see
ing what was going on, claimed that
they had not witnessed over five min
utes of the exhibition. They also were
given back their money.
jess did his usual road work III the
morning in Central Park. He does
most of his walking and running in the
vicinity Of the reservoir. and mainly
uses the walks. as he has been request
ed to keep off the roads as much as
possible. lie also has been requested
not TO use the bride path. The park
authorities evidently are afraid that
some morning he might run over
horse or two.