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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-01

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ruggedness and fighting spirit to win.
When you find Jack on the street he's
silent. When asked about a fight,
with set jaw and a CLEAN to his eye
he remarks:
"Tm going into that fight to knock
him out" Jack always tries for a
knockout. When the sport boys down
east refused to "see" Jack, his friends
tried to argue him into taking on a
new manager, but Jack steadfastly
refused to drop his old friend, Sam
Murbarger.
Only the home guard understood
what it meant to Dillon to knock out
Tom CowIer, Jim Corbett's protege.
Local boys remember back in the
spring of 1910 when Gentleman Jim,
who was entertaining the idea that
he could wTest the title from Jack
Johnson, came to Indianapolis in Vau-
deviIle. While there Jim announced
his comeback and undertook to
demonstrate his skill at the Marion
club.
Shortly before Corbett's arrival
Price had borrowed his fighting
name. He was little more than a
welterweight and unknown outside
the city. His friends got him the
chance for a tTy-Out against the great
Corbett.
Dillon showed enough to make Cor
bett take off his gloves and forget
his comeback aspirations, but in
doing so he seemingly acquired the
former champs enmity. Since that
time Corbett has steadfastly refused
to ''see" Jack. Thus Dillon got more
out of the fight that showed on the
surface, for he f1oored the man Cor
bett was grooming for the heavy
weight champion. Jack was % the
day he met COwIer.
: DiIIon's record, though fraught with
knockouts, is an eccentric document
conforming to the moods of tenn
peramentaI fighter. The HoOsier lad
has changed in recent months and
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SPEAKING KINDLY OF THE DEAR
DEPARTED

was a unique character.
An honest comment on his life in a
newspaper is hard to make. We do
not want to say an. unIind thing
about him. He put nothing into the
world and he got nothing out. His
boarded wealth brought him an early
grave, and he could take none of it
with him. He was honest as he saw
honesty; obeyed the laws of the land
when it cost him nothing; neighborlv
with no one; trusted no one; got an
he could get and kept all he GOT
Marquette, Kan, News.
When a 12-inch she'll strikes the
water it throws up splash" higher
than battleship's mast. This splash
weighs about 1000 tons, enough to
drown a small ship.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-01

/ fighting he wouldn't fight. On the
other hand, he frequently went into
the ring feeling rocky and vented his
crouch on the Iuckless weight before
him.
There's one incident in the man.
killers career that never fails to
cause him considerable irk. That is
the bout with Chicago Knockout
Brown. in st. Louis when the fans
tossed their chairs at the arc lights
and Referee Eddie Randall jumped
out of the ring, declaring the fight
the veTiest hippOdrOme. 1t was a
tame bout, but Dillon claimed his
hands were sore, and said, anyhow,
he let. Brown carry the fight to him
whenever he fought the Greek, which
in those days was often. The man
agement took the money away from
Dion and MurbRrgeT and tied up the
$3.50 purse, which still remains in the
sheriff's custody in the Mound City.
This incident was soon forgotten,
however, and the demand for DiIlon's
services throughout the country was
steady and strong. He fitted from
one town to another, never figuring
in large purses and always fighting
apparently as a true son Of battle.
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tender smile, and they went into the
house and the door closed upon
them"
e The sob writer gathered up her
paper and went to telephone.
There wasn't anything that would
make funny story this morning."
she said. 81 suppose you don't want
a drab thing that is gray, gray, gray"
Funny there wasn't anything hui
morous," said the city editor
There rarely is, except in peoples
brains," answered the sob writer as
she hung up the phone
NOW HINT AT MOOSE AND THE
G. o. P. GETTING TOGETHER
Complete amalgamation of the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-12

Republican and Progressive parties
is now possible, the result of the
meeting of the Progressive national
committee meeting at the Congress
hotel last night.
The Progressives made it clear
they are willing to unite with the
G. o. P if they can have Progress
sive as the presidential candidate.
Col. Roosevelt is the one most ia
vored to buck Pres. Wilson at the
presidential polls, but if the old party
could not swallow the colonel the
Progressives would be satisfied with
Justice Hughes or number of 9TH
ers of progressive political trend who
even need not be open members of
the Progressive party.
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Oct Sieeer
gom Alfrsb Srie.

Mls Jrau 9ertba Dor benz Spiesel
ftanb unb ibr !Saar CUR Nadt lOfte
la1te fie laut auf. Dieter 9ein5 Bal
borf mar bod ein gu GROCER Gre6.
ba1s, unb fie - ipie batte iie fb be.
rommen2 Mie elm fleines MGoden!
nno bod - dig fie in ibr 8eti
f9lipfte unb bic greigniHe oes Na4.
mittass an iid poriiberaieben lieb, em=
pfanb fie ipieoer ienes prideInbe Beba.
gen, bas lie beute fdOn einmal beinah'
ale aIusbeit bate DerseHen IaRen.
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einen Musflus semadt unb mar iiber.
rafdt setpefen, 9ein5, ben dlteftsn, oei
fit einige Sage auf 8efu4 Bel feinen
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nes 8aters nod bic liebeponen Mort,
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feiner @leidsiiltisteit herausauloden
aaum, oab er iid nit penisen Wor,
ten an Der alsemeinen unterhaItune
beteiliste.
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fotgte uno innerIid iiber bic nnbefan.
senbeit Der snberen la9te. Wiit ber
iidersn Snitinfte Der lpelierfabrener
drau bate iie fpfort erraten. oaB bic,
fer srobe Surge fie Iiebte, bab ale feint
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freute fid biefer ftummen 9uloisuns.
Die ibrer SdOnbeit oarsebradt tpurbe.
aber ie lsste ibr tein srObes @epidi
bel. sic fab in 9eina. nit Dem fl
bod 5uIammen aufgepadfen mar, I'M.
mer nod bas grobe aino, unb auBer.
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resnete. 10 oab man sen0tiet mar. IN
fdleunisit berbeisefdafften Wasen ir
bic Staot auriidfebren. Die gang,
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INNER ratios %umberirrte, 5eiste fein,
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gen mir meinen Sungen in Die Staot?'
l1no ebe fie iberbaupt etpas erpi.
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iibsr sleifeiiltige Dinse gu ~plaubern
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Sic Sraut.
Bon 8einrth SeiSel.

Sch unb lief unb reibei" pp@seitstisb se
@emras 6erotnams Reper.
@eb i'd bid 10 lieblid bort
Sn benz tpeiBen 8leibe.
Suit mir elm bas Oi9terport:
Sch unb lieb' unb leibe!!"
Denn bas 1T elm alter @4lut
unb CT bleibt beiteben:
Sebes Menfdenleben mub
Muh bur1 2eioen eeben.
Mber mas i'd ninfden fam,
Wiinf1' ih gang bon 9er5en:
Nur gum .3terat FONT bm BAN
Qeioen ober S4meraen.
Dab DON ibrem bunflen @runb
9ener iid erbebet,
Was In eurem Qtebesbunb
Sbr al, Slid erlebet.
Wie man in ben Blumenftraub
Dunfle 3netee binbet.
Dab Der Rofe pradt baraus
2eu9tenber fi9 fiinoet.
Dab fi9 barauf lidter molt
Defines 2ebens Monne,
Mie bur9 &esenfdleier ftrablt
ssunfelnber bic Connie.
Wie auf finitrem 9tntergrunb,
wolfengrau beaogert,
Siebenfdrbig, leuhteno bunt
StrabIt Der Resenbogen.
Wenn Bic Sonne INNER ladt,
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Menr1 es gGbe feline Na4t,
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Darum fog i9, sebft bu fort,
Ct id BON bir fdeioe,
Diefes fdOne Didterport:
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Muf bic Reife seben:
Wenis 2eiben FONT bu bier
uno biel QieB erleben!
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llno unterbolb oieler euormen
5iiGe 5og iidJ cine leiie na1 oben
gebogene Querlinie, Der 9uto ser
peiBeu &ii6enld)iir5e bin.
SSrdulein Gritn mar INNER oud)
oos 8euuBtlein ibrer @olbeleibtbeit
etmas beoriidt.
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RAP Suiten uno @rf6ltungen bamit
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Samen urb WeFagelfutter.

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5nmen, @efliigelfutter. S%ntnbntorerl.
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wcicntlidc 8idtiatcit mo sic @iiroe
oes Oeutiden 9cidbeS er6eii6cl.
y craro nod 9erIin 5uriid.
gcte6rt.
Spn0on 4 Nloi. Sin offisiel.
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neuem cine 9lnoieu3 im @roBell
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trat.
Ties meloet ser @eutcr- cr-Gorreipon.
ocnt ans 9lmiteroom.
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ylene DIiniiter.

oNas 1T 0enn nun nit Sttdcncr2
@leibt cr aricgsniuiltcr oOer niht z"
aSc nod0em lbeils 10 iuO tbcilS
io Gas 5eiBt, er miro einen neuen
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troeen mir0.
uGr miro mobl Hiiiien oenr lie
beioe befonmen einen O6erfontrol.
Icnr oen 0'iniitcr fin oic %er6ciic
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aononenfobrif5crrort.
Gberbourg, 80. 9(pril, BID 9So-
rig, @1oi. (SSn ser llebcrniitt.
luug uerj09ert.) Sin 9rano, oei.
ien Gntite6lngsuriadc in Einfcl ae.
biilt it, 5eritorte eeitern 9iad)t oie
bieiige 3uei9anlagc Der Grcuiot ao.
noneniucrfc
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RING ser niIitdrii6cn Sage Gua
lanos."
Ser III Damn oIio Der N06iic BON
ouen2~
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Flares &rogronm. Sein Ylon Ian
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Mcnc AnitrnftiOncn.

Eie Generate Scoit uuO 6unlion CT
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ocricl6cn niht betonnt gcae6en.
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pd6rcn0 ocs Cages bel Sefrctdr
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bin0 ocr Sruppcu por5u6riuacn. IS
iUur0e i1m mitgetbcilt 0oB Oo9
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motiidc Grortermg ser 9lnuclc0cn
hcit einac1cn pcroe, che Bic Gonfc
rcnj 5miidcn @cncrol S6rcaou mo
Sncral Scott in 81 Roio itottacilul
Den Bat
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The sun., 1916-01-17
CONTINENTALS PU?
CELTICS OUT OF IT
Mcyerdierks Shoots Goal in
Second Half for Only
Score of Game.
COOPER'S PASS AIDS HIM

Victory crowned the efforts Of tho
Continentals In their encounter will, IN.
Brooklyn Celtics In the cup Tie match
OF the United States Football As,ocia
ton for the National challenge Tronh,
at Harlem Field yesterday afternoon
The Celtics, who were fnalis's In the
first and second competitions for the Gun
were beaten by goal to o and thereby
eliminated from the competito.
The Continentals 60 Oh into the fourth
round az the only representative of IN.
metropolitan district. Prior to yesler
day the two rival teams had met twice.
with the result that the Celtics wou ono
game and tied the other. Yesterdays
match evened the score.
Both teams were OH their iuct'lA Boz
the first half. but the goal keepers un
both sides had the better Of thu argu-
ment. for the half ended withou' either
side having got past them. IN the SCI.
ond half the Celtics pressed the con
tinentals hard. Fifteen minutes fron.
the end. however. tho continentals made
"a determined break for the Brookhr
goal pass by Cooper gave Never.
dierks possession and the latter Got b,
both backs and shot the goal
The sun., 1916-01-17
JUAREz RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Rsce-S.lling four year old- and
ap'- one mi!r-,Cec! ios III. shilling: 2 u
,Booker,. , to !, TO > and ; TO :, second
Master Joe. lo> tSchamerhorn). 10 TO !. .
90 aLd {" !, third. Time. Ia En-
GUrance, Uncle Ike. Weyanoke, Pro.pero
Young aud Marcus also ran
second Race selling. three-year. olds
ma mp; SIX furlonss-Theims Marie. 9s &C
iiunr, . 20 !, 10 10 and TO 3, won
md TO ;. second: Asur-a, 1oS II. shi,l.
inrl, 10 I, to and 7 TO 10. third
Time. - 30 Lady Jane, sharper
knight Ti.'otson. Made!la ana Toto aisc
Third Rsce-Selling: four-ysRr.old. and
up. one mile and an eiehth--Fli'away, lo'
,,!SicMns, TO l. even and ou;. won
and out. second John Graham, 10.
,sehamerhornD. 8 10 ! 10 3 and out
third. Time. % 20, Suun.e McDee ajsC
Fourth Race--Handicap: thrc. year o'dt
aud up seven furiongs-Loftus, II,
- hamerhorul, . to !. even aud 70 (.
won; l.i,tc String. "a MARCY. TO /
.LoftusD. TO l.. : 10 10 aud / to : third
Time, l:26 s,r,aer King Box and B!arrey
also ran
rif'h Rae. sclllns; ,hre. yesr.old- an,
" tBuoklcsb, 10 TO !, Ia / pui even
second SUPER ioS &C., liuntp, TO !
iaha. Miss Fi.;ier, va,oto;ii j. !, ps"i
Si>'h Race selling. rhr.e.yesr.old. an,
~, ,hNe ana = .ha!f furiongs Cole, 10
chortaw. 100 ,McInryre,, 10 20 !, 10
AMI = 10 l. .econd; B!rdman, 10, tschain-r
horn'. to b, % and ! 10 ., third
Carrie o~me Ra'Ece and Hrighouse ais
The sun., 1916-01-17
HAVANA RACING RESULTS

F!r~t Race selling, nv-.y-sr '.is ~
up; purse $500. i've furlonrs Pa p, -s'
lO5 tMrcolloughi, TO .. 20 ri.- 90,
won. cherry seed, IL lTup p.u'- , 90
20 ! and I To- D. second t,-~" a"'' ns
,Pi,al, TO :. , I" aui 0.-
Time, 1900 2-5. ke;ticdrutn. N,..N .''
Gitana aud Lord Wc'!s ui-o rar
Second Race --Seilirg, hNe-N"Hf-. Hs t'+
up; purse $500; five furio'es w.. . =.
tpoyle). To ., TO ana q"
Laura, ITO Turner, 10 / " t' . o'f :
10 8, second. ou!ck, liz tIouuo.. %
]. 20 uud to ;. third. rlw-
Montrea.; Fort Monroe. W"'"''r '''
TR!rI Rsce"sculns. toqr4e.r .... r,t
up; purse sioo; s.N turlouE, ~. =
('oHneiiyl, . 90 ., 3 20 and '' d "u
Br!ar Path, lo' CLl Faiilei, 3 - -
and 20 ., second, Coo.ter !yt g.
20 !. -, to aud even, third Tavs
lad" Prvn. "a 'ethumpau. RpgJ.n'. '.
Tensr ana san Jon alec ran,
and up: purse $500; six fyi.on. So =.
Knob, Ill tia paNel. 80 !. 8 {, 90. .
10 5. won. MsNim's Choice, 10. tB-
.. to and out, second - .-'
r,mss, ii: s.s," III" orm. oefa y,at at
F!fiH RAJ. Selling, ,h,e, ..
M, purse $500. one m.'o--,.aU.t.r
,rpd4 >T.rp.;n'; !. 10 SG. l. TO 9nt '
OUT, second; B!ue Mouse. 70, W..-...
i to !, 20 aud even. thirl I.'
Hen unras, Tiger Jim, Nance H
Be'le, Charles + Granger. N.uN 81
md Nfierglow also ran.
SiNth Race-SsllirG thINe yetr.H..- u.
up, purse $500: one mite 1rl "''f
Ben Cuinc., lOe p.t.l. = - ...'.
even. won. Lochi., ~ ,iWsr.
| Ccruise), - TO l. 10 uul ~
Time. l;i7 Change, orpN
rlyiug Feet and Lu'hor olso' r,l.