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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
EVERYTHING READY FOR
CHRISTMAS TREE SUNDAY
Which Will Be Held At
At The Y. M. c. A.
Starting At 2:3O

Santa Claus has arrived in Boga'
lusa with the greatest assortment
Of TOYS, dolls, candies and useful
gifts for the little folks Of Bosalusa'
He has brought enough presents Tor
every child in the city and Santa
Claus is going to be nightly dlssa'
pointed if every boy and girl in b.
ealusa and surrounding vicinity IS
not at the Y. M. C. A. on next Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock when
he will start giving the presents out
And your father and mother ana
biz brothers and sisters are invited
to come with you to the 7. M, G.
A. so they can see Santa Claus at
work, And if you know some little
boy or girl, whose Papa and Mama
do not get the Enterprise be sure
and tell them about Santa gong 10
be at the Y. M. C. A. on next Sun
day and be sure they come.
DR.. J. H. Slaughter, who is enter
tanning Santa Claus, states that II
all his experience he never saw 81
4 many and such pretty things 10
\ children. Santa is going to come
4 to BogaIusa first because this cit!
I has the finest little boys and girl
! in all the United States and thel
: after he gets through giving nj
. presents to the little folks here n
4 is going to the other towns ana tax !.
n the presents he has left So the llttl
bows and girls Of Bogalusa are luck
y to live in this city and those wf
assisted in paying Santa Claus ex
penses here done so in a spirit tina
4 is credit to any city.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Bogalusa Business Mer
Should Urge Central
Energy Phone System

With at least a score of buildings
and public Improvements planned
for the coming year Boealusa busl'
ness men should again aeltate the
building and equippine Of a central
energy telephone syStemin the CITY,
If work started tomorrow it would
be a year before the plant would be
completed and the system in eooo
working condition. That Bosalusa
has outgrown the perSent system is
we'll appreciated bv those who use
the present system several times
each day, With business good IN
eyery line now would be the proper
time to discuss this improvement as
the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany would feel more like making
an investment now than when bus
mess gets to its normal condition
again
The installation Of central ener-
ey system means that when you
want central it will not be neces'
sary for you to ring and when your
conversation is completed there will
be no ringing Off or find your
phone still connected to the party
to whom you was talking. The
system is known as the "hashlight
, system" When you call central a
, light flashes on the switchboard the
, instant you take the receiver down
: The light continues to burn until
i, you get your party and while you
!, are talking but when you have lin
. ished your conversation the lights
+ 90 out on the switchboard. 10 IN
stall such a system in Bogalusa
would require the expenditure OF
many thousands Of dollars by tine
Cumberland Telephone Go. Boea'
i, lusa is growing rapidly and they
| appreciate the fact that it is to be-
come a big city and later, if mol
now, that it will be necessary to In
5 stall central energy system.
Il If the matter was presented L
y the Cumberland Telephone Co, w
IS believe that they would be willing
Ito concede to the request OF tn
e phone users Of BoealuSa if tn
j. present subscribers would he wllllnI
\. to pay a small increase in thel
D. telephone rent
o Citizens who are interested II
a. securing this improvement for tn
i'll city are invited to express them
Of selves in the columns Of this paDe
without their names being used
:, they so desire.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
To ORGANIZE YANN|GAh BAND
BECOME A MEMBER

Under the auspices OF the I. M
C. A. Concert Band, a movement Is
on foot to organize second, OF
Yanniean Band.
The object of this movement Is
to give every one in the CITY a
chance to learn how to play some
kind Of band instrument, and incl
dentally preparing them for mem
bership in the Senior organization
This offer, which is free Of charge
is opened to all men in Bosalus a.
The teaching of the applicants will
be conducted by the members o.
4 the Y. M. C. A. Band.
All those desiring to enroll vii
do so by giving their names to II
| E. Hopper, General Secretary Of TIT
IY. M. c. A. After sufficient names
have been secured, a date will bt
set for regular meeting NIGHTS,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
HERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SOME GOOD man

The matter Of saving old paper
has gotten to be a very important
one. Some good man in Bosalusa
who is not able to work hard can
purchase from the Great Southern
Lumber Company, on easy terms, a
horse and wagon and engage in the
business of collecting and pressing
old papers that can be sold to the
paper mill. Anyone interested
please make application to George
Whelan, operating department OF
the Great Southern Lumber Co,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Fancy Ribbons in beautiful de-
signs have just been received, the
widths to make dainty Christmas
gifts of, any color combination
wanted. On sale at Bogalusa Stores
Company.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Dobbs were
among the Boealusa folks who spent
the week end in New Orleans.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

my Heart Is Cured; ltNsl
Troubles Me Any Nor
/ am thankful saw your adystixusllsl
DR.. Miles Heart RENT
Before ! began taking II | had isl
trouble very bad. ] am glad g isg \
that / am now In very good hss' Y
after following your advice % y =
use Of the Heart Remedy.
Mrs. Annie Farron, Topeka, haa'
Are you careful Of .youf af'1
and are you sure It is as strong I! I
it should be? Dr.. Miles ht &
Remedy steadies the heart ss'9
and enables it to retoye
strength after exhaustion eaus'a
over-work, worry, shock q s'ia
lfthe first bottle falls 70 hsnsl'l
druggist will return your money
For sale at all drug stores
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Mrs. ]. j, Carter left Thursday for
a visit with relatives in Carson,
Miss.
The sun., 1916-08-29

as the four overnight races tina make
up the programme. should furnish stir
ring contests. the card Is only as is
the cocktail before the dinner-an appe-
tier for what Is to come.
Many important events will be decided
during the next two weeks. including
Americas richest stake, the F'uturity.
This classic will be run on SATURDAY. 1t
Will be worth nearly $4,000 this year,
and for 1t the best tw~o-year-olds In train
ing viii struggle over the six furlong
course for the small fortune aud the
prestige that go with IL.
Campfire IL Easoritc.
Although II. T. Wilson'S Campfire has
earned a strin.le hold on the title of
the champion younester Of the year, the
Futurity has an exceedingly open aspect.
Campfire because Of his great victories
undoubtedly will be the favori'e, hut at
least a dozen of the fifteen %oungster
which probably will start are considered
to have excellent chances To- win. Trey
are James Buffers ivory Black, Andrew
Millcr's Ticket. Harry Payne Whitncy's
Tunbl"r, Hwfa. Vivid. Hard cash. Rick
ETY.. Eeliringcr, Master Mr,;rath. Bonnie
Witch and liaksiceeh. \. X. Macomber's
Starsazer. the Oneck stables TRACED.
and Jchn Sanford Starlikc. An have
shown great speed and endurance. and
under the conditions which govern the
event any one OF them may be returned
the winner.
The sun., 1916-08-29
GARDNER MAY NOT
DEFEND GOLF TITLE
Infected Finger Seems Likely
to Keep Champion Out Of
Bic Tourney.

CHICAGO. Aug. IS. &C. II WAS learned
fsre to-day that Robert A.. Gardner ~
linrdalc may not he able to defend his
It'll" OF national amateur golf champion
next week. An injured finger. which has
been ,aIcel twice IN the last few DAYS,
prevents him from gripping his club prop
erlv.
The championship tourney does not
begin until next Monday on the course
OF the Merton cricket club. near Phila-
delph.a. hut Gardner's physicians do no,
seem 10 ,h!nk that his finger Will lie well
enough by that time 10 permit him to
play.
Gardner. who won the title mrs. IN
l""s AT wheaton and again last year at
Detroit. Is much disappointed by the
Prospect tina, he will no: be- able to de-
fend his crown. He intended t. leave
Tor Philadelphia In a day or two In order
TO get IN a few practice rounds over the
championship curse. but now his plans
have been thrown into confusion and he
cannot tell just what he Will 10.
The sun., 1916-08-29
~7hOrOughbredS Return
to Belmont Park TODAY
After successful Meeting at Saratoga Racing Will Be
Resumed on Famous Long Island Course-Sev-
eral Stakes as Appetizers for Historic Futurity.

After one Of the most successful meet
ihss ever held at Saratoga the racing
scene returns to the metropolitan dis
triet this afternoon. when the Westches
ter Racing Association will begin II
autumn meeting at belmont Park. Two
stake events. the Belmont Park Autumn
Handicap for th~ree-year-olds and up
ward at one mile and q furlong and the
Broad Hollow Steeplechase Handicap
over The short course. are on the card
For each the best horses In their re
specti|e classes were nominated, but in
the list OF entries sent out yesterday
only seven are named to start.
For the Autumn Handicap. short Grass
Stromboli. Frixzle and capra are en-
tered. Although this is an exceptionally
small field. the contestants are go even
ly matched that 1t should result In one
OF the best races Of the year. short
Grass Is top weight. but only one pound
more than August Beimont's Stromboli.
Frizzle, an imported colt. will carry III
pounds. one pound more than will james
Buffers Capra.
Sklbbereen Top weight.
%Skibbereen Ia asked to carry most
weight for the chase. lie is assigned
l3s pounds. Nihr comes next with 49,.
and Northwood, the other entrant, will
carry l33.
While both Of these events. as well
The sun., 1916-08-29

.Aleda. which sailed for the Manhlsset
GaS Yacht club. and Anita. to, repre-
sentative OF the Ncw Rochelle Yacht
Clun. were no timed. They did not
star ul'il "u,-half houi af;cr the oti"r
craft $40! although they covered tho
course M committee did not wait 70"
either craze. 10th won points. Ellen,
the Eastern Yacht clubs craft. Bcr-
nice. which sailed for tn" Manchester
Ia'ht club, aud ilai seed ", which
carried the coiurs of the Gloucester
>a,h; club We're al disabled III one of
thr No!s; blows tina: has been seen on
l.cnc Island Sound thi, summer.
When the committee. consisting Of
Commodore AcmtlIuS Jarvis Of the Royal
Canadian Yacht club. StuyNcsaut Mains
wight. American Yacht club. aud
James u Sparkinau. Sew Norh Yacht
club. assisted 10y Il. y. Monks ANA "
u. rc'ton Indian |llrrlor Yacht club.
made the starting lin" OF Great captains
Island Ia" hr""z" Wa flesh and from
In" north. III" committee at uncc do
cidci on Il locward aud - ~wlndwari
course. Each log was four miles and, ~
IN" course was sailed tvI,". tho yachts
""r" given 4 rae" OF sixteen nautical
,lflp-.
The sun., 1916-08-29
AHMEEK, CLASS
YACHT, FIRST HOME
Adams Sails Craft to Victory
in Manhassct Bay Challenge
Cup Race.
MAMMA, DEFENDER, THIRD

Charles Francis Adams. the Boston
yachisman who vas the Corinthian skip.
per OF IN" cup boa ~Itcsolutc. showed his
ability Yesterday In tho first race for
the Manhasset Ray Challenge cup. sailed
on Long Island Sound. lie placed his
'iass l. VA hit Ahmeek. representing tho
quincy Yacht club. first across tho An
iSh ITO al 'hc CHd OF a sixteen mile race
that long WI he remembered.
Ahinr"k wJH hy | minute and 80 Soc
onds FROM Nasaka H.. formerly tho
Lp'g Islani Sound craft Josephine. the
representative Of the South Boston Yacht
club. Josephine in turn led tho
MAMMA. the defender Of the Indian Ifar-
b"r Yacht cub. across the line ny l.
minute aud 20 seconds. Then came JOY
an. ~" representative of tho 1arch-
mont laCht Club, 4, seconds istcru.
Tho rcNt craft across the line was
Hri'"'nar., which represented the Coz
rinthiin Yacht club of Marhlchcad. She
was : minutes and 81 seconds aStcrn OF
Jornnt TIN" Last yacht 60 b" timed was
\u;n"v III. which flew tn" burecc OF
~" Ho.''u Yacht club She was 1T
seconds dstcrn OF En- Oulart.
The sun., 1916-08-29
BILLINGS BEATS HICKS.
substitutrs for PnIitx aud Out
,Dotnts Jersey W-itrrw

Substituting for Is - rtltz. 'Iilf
Elliugs ~ -. Paul. outpoiutci Young
Hicks. tho colorcl weltcrweight II New
Jersey. In the star bout OF ten rounds
iu the tl"rmoit y, =. in BROOKLYN last
night. lultz wired the management
that he hurt his foot IN training and
would b" unable To appear. billings
arrived in owu Yesterday. but consented
t. take on Hicks.
killings made a great showing and,
using light and left hand body punches.
piled UP AN early lead, Hicks rallied
in the inal rounds, hut not enough 10
overcome Elllirgs's early rush, There
were no knockdowns.
The sun., 1916-08-29
Champion Il Popular Here.

II Gardner H. unable To play AZ Merton
next week his host Of friends In the Eas,
AS well as his ~neighbors in the West will
u" ktenly disappointed. There is no
NOR popular fellow on the links than
boh Clarinet. and even those who will
front mos, II h" IL forced TO remain out
VIII regret ms ahs"nc" II his nuger docs
no, e'o'i'e well IN time for him TO plav.
The champions entry for tho IN.
tourney was sent in some time ago. and
unless he wi'hdraws his name by ,c,.-
graph II will he Included In IN. lis. "
pairings which will be printed toner
row morning.
The sun., 1916-08-29
PARTIES ARE FEW
Many Persons Turn Back After
Gettiuu 10 pennsylvania station.

Very few automobile parties motorcd
10 Forest Hills Tor the tennis matches
YESTERDAY. Nearly all those who did at
tend went out 10y railroad. Many per-
sons turned back after getting to the
Pennsylvania station.
Among those who pcrseNercG ana
Ven, To Forest Hills were Mrs. stephen
n. Brown Mrs. John Henry Morice. Mrs.
NJ. Barger Wallach. Jesse stuart Within,
william Rrown Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
De l.ancey Coster. Charles Hayden.
Harry Hardness. Mr., and Mrs. :. Hry'"
Wing Mrs. J. Copper Lord. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry BrundaSe Culver, w. Halsted
Van der Peel. Archibald a. Thach"r,
Kenneth Murchison. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Is. Lowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcel stein
bruegge. Robert Burnside Potter. Edgar
". Leonard and Rufus l. Patterson
The sun., 1916-08-29
MISS WAGNER LEADS WINNERS
Hamilton orange Tennis Players
Drfeat MOntclair women.

In a team lawn tennis match between
the women representatives or the hami'-
TON Grange Tennis club and the Mont
clair Athletic Club on the Hamilton
Grange courts Yesterday afternoon the
home combination took all -four contests
three Ia singles and one in doubles.
The Hamilton Grange team was led by
Miss Marie Wagner, who. III SINGLES,
scored over Miss Helen sawyer. at S..
6-3, In the doubles match Miss Wag-
ner and Mrs. Paul Meade defeated the
Misses SAWYER. s-t. "a.
Mrs. Meade defeated Miss Mathews,
6-t. 6-2. while Miss Edith iIagg out
plaved Mrs. l.. u. Murray. 6-t, 60.
Miss Wagner was particularly effective
IN both her matches, The ~disappoint-
ment on the Montclair team was the
playing OF Mrs. Murray.
The sun., 1916-08-29

The weights were announced az cox
20 pounds. Nom l6H pounds. The dis
parry in The weights were d.c.iving,
for above the waist Nphi was almost as
hiE - man as cox. Mounds OF muscle
pillowed Moha's shoulders and back.
Nhuut the d,l'o,ds and h.ceps he had
;he Development " u giant. Bob was 80
muscular IL" appeared muscle hound,
hut-take II from toN-he wasn't.
The tist round WAS abou, even. COX
stabbed his .eft to- tho face several times,
and occasionally droN" an uppercut pas,
IN. elbow, BOO folded across his face.
About the middle Of tho round Mona
lacked a long overland lef, 10 the law
amt u1percIt vr.ously with his light.
cox was clever, but Moha evcned things
III ON aggr's>iIenesS.
Tito SECOND ,1uud went 10 cox. Joe
used a fast lot 10 the face to advantage
aud sent MONA back "n his heels with
Sr1ppy RIGHT hand uppercuts, Occasion
ally Joe nau,g-d to cross with his right,
bat Mocha kept hts jaw fairly well pro.
t"cioI. Rob reached the head and body
with occasional lctts and rights
In the early part of tho third con out
boxed Mocha. but Bob 20; gong abou'
tie midil" Of the round and RATED
.loe'S teeth with long lefts and right.
and crashed a few hard smashes to tn.
heart and wind Moha was gett!nG ths
rlngr and in the fourth he battered
cox numerically.
one overland RICH. In the fourth
drew tho ,.arct from loc'- nose Il 30
made a 'irg"t of N" dripping probnsC.S
Keeping ,he claret flowing. Near the end
Of the ,ound Bon stepped IN with a say.
axe r.ght cross that landed flush on IN,
jaw, and shook cox from head 20 heel
Joe rallied and was lighting hard at tn,
bell
Ju" came up fresh in tn" NTH and
gl.l,rl the round on boxing by n Sigh,
shade. Mona came into his OWL again
iu ,h" sixth and agaiu battered the hig
r. low hard ON" overland right ol'cncl
a deep cash III CpN's left eye, AND before
the end Of the round Joe looked Ike an
Apache IN fun war paint. Moha made
the lighting So fast and fierce thai the
big fellow frequently was forced Ia
riiu,h.
TN, seventh was Noha'>, while COZ
gained an even break IN the eighth. Mona
earned Il slight shade In IN" ninth. ''o>
cui loose IN the tenth and Tor half ia.
round punished IN" It'll" man severely,
lIut midway of the round Moha dashed
over "A long right 10 the head and opeu"'i
CoX'S LEFT "N" again. Tearing In liz, u
bulldog. bob turned tho tide and battered
Joe hard about the head and body The
incu were smuggling hard Al the final bell,
The sun., 1916-08-29

Schedule of Tennis
Matches for To-day.
On GRAND STAND cot Rrs.


10 \. M.-wiliis d. Davis. san Fran.
IL. so a M;-.wiliiam j. clo,hier, Phiia.
M...karl q Behr. New York. vs.
CONRAD =. Doyle. Washington.
double. M~;n,ShalIenss round Of mixed
Maurice i. M%eLoushlia ana Ward %taerI lawson On
ehallensers.
MATCHES At 10 A. N.
Philip Van peven,cr- ,s. c. Stanley
WWI isr, court 10; J. T.. Allen - DR.
ton "; Count otto salm. 8; Walter Roberts
G r., Ar'hur + Copeland; iaa A,,hsr :
/ Bags vs.. Is. W. stair, Is; L.. i,wynRs
french VS.. George v. Pes&, Jr., Ia. Harold
= Harvey w, Georsc .Mckssrin, l7;.L G.
Bissr vs. > 81. ph miiiir"iHss u.s.. Eliot I'm r.
bin..n vs. George King. .; Lloyd Hartel
nDr. ii. u sNr,o~I' y: I1n,, orhmsn ".
~ y. c: Van viict. 20; Spencer Palmer vs..
walter !" Pate. e; Robert. ,. Nathan. Jr..
": I. c Vs. W.; Ai MsssMplIe"i q: Francis T. a1p;
Mcclure VS.. X. Mason Kirkland. 20; Arthur
sweet vs.; Ernest r. Thomas. Jr.. 20
roland Won Muur W.. Frank a. Fall. 10.
MATCHES At II A. NJ.
j.. 3. Adoue. Jr. w. :. II. Noshcii: Wal.
l.GS r: johnson ys Harry seymour Z W.
Parker W. Paul W. Gibbons: l.. T.. Mahsn
w. =. =. PGnman: Olin !. sweet W. Z. r.
ffeIingh uy sen; DIR. Il. r. Drake vs.. Cedric
a. Major: Leonard W. Knox vs.. ". II. Lit
iic; g. Drummond Jones vs.. Bcrnon =
Prentice A. W. Macpherson ys. Fred &.
inman: Leonard Hickman vs.. irving g.
wright; Henry e. Harrison VS.. y. W. Niles.
r. H.. pell VS.. Edmund W Peaslee Ken.
neth Hawks W Robert &. Hand Eugene
warren ". Charles Chambers. G.. \.
walker. Jr.. W. Greaver Glover: Abraham
Bassford. Jr.. ". Richard stevens: James
weber ~. y. IIarolu Randolph, T.. l..
Larned vs.. Donald Mccord.
MATCHES At . r. ".
Court
\. II. Man. Jr. vs.. II. Van Dyke Johns. %
7: u. Plimpton W.. W Merrill Hall. -. IL
CHARLES VI. Bull. Jr., vs.. w. Rand I'D. 81
u. =. Waters va. X. a. Holden. Jr.... .
T. J.. Johnston, Jr.. vs.. u. \. l.. Dionnc. 90
Richard Hsrte Va. Sydney Thayer, Jr.. II
!. Van Deventer vs.. Robert lie Roy. IL
", y. Williams I'd W.. Jerry Weber. go. G
Roland Roberts vs.. Craig Riddle. .... Z
Ed j. -FiNman We. W NJ. washburn.. -. rs
Dean Mathey ". Clarence c. Pell. ..... Is
W. Tilden. Jr, W.. n. Throckmorton Is
j y. O'Seale. Jr,. vs.. +. b Alexander. 20
tieorEe NJ. Church vs.. Herbert Chase. IL
Danforth Geer. Jr.. vs.. I. kumaEac. 80. IN
Il. Lindley Murray vs.. Alfred =. Dabney 3
u. w. Wlghtman W. J. =. Cushman.... is
Trains from Iennsyivanis station.
For rores, Hills, A. Nj. e:is. 10.
1895. li:o5 and IL.
1A N-a $50 ans. a.A-
The sun., 1916-08-29
SCHEDULED BOXING BOUTS.

TO NIGHT,
Harlem sporting club Billy FItzsin.
mons and Young" k'trhs'l.
rioue"r G. thick' sinner and
Jimmy ii"gau. Arti" M,'ipvcru and Ray
Rivers,
Wl:rNESnNN, AUGUST 20
Madison SuIt"' Garden johnny Dun
dee aud ~" Wciling,
TNl l;SbAN, Al,t 81 -,
ANrrus : g Np's, IIu" and 'NnYugi
lir,tur sailor" Nnk ana Larry Hanson.
'lrruiunt 4. C.-u!Iy Alsks AMI Jvhnuy
How ard
The sun., 1916-08-29
Griffin starts BADLY.

Chubby Peck irifin-who. by the way.
has developed a Harvard accent-had
his troubles with Baggs In the frst set.
but once on his way Griffin rushed along
at top speed, and nearly everything
worked we'll for him. lie played Bags
ma!nl "A long. driving game. to cone up
To the net for occasional kills. Neither
contestant was in particularly good form,
and all hands We're not one whit sorry
when the final ace had been recorded.
AS an exponent OF singles play Grimm
could hardly have been rated with the
top notchers yesterday. Perhaps he did
not try overmuch. He will meet either
Reginald \. Cook or W. J.. Burden to-
morrow.
Dawson owed his defeat by Whitney
largely To that same old Il don't care"
attitude that has characterized all his
efforts In singles here. In doubles. with
u partner to keep after him all the time.
Dawson IL u whirlw!nd. Left alone On
one side Of the net, he is lackadaisical.
You wouldn't think II from his express
sion. but he holds 1t all a joke.
Dawson started AZ If he meant busi-
ness. Aided by uncertainty of Whituey's
hackhand, the Californian drove with ef-
feet down the side lines. and frustrated
Whitney's attempted net attack with
some splendid Jobs that fell just behind
the Harvard man. Whitney finally made
IL 2-all. and then broke through Daw-
sons service for the fifth game. Whitney
proceeded 10 outplay DAWSON at close
range. aud took the set.
The sun., 1916-08-29
COX can't stop HIM.

The giant cox tried to slow up the
Ittle bunch 81 bottled dynamite with
straight lefts and wicked right hand
urrerruts as Moha charged in, but Boil
buckcd the blizzard of blows and dashed
long let's II rights 10 the head aul
buried both maulcrs wrist deep in Cox's
mid-sectiou. In return for a slightly "ut
left eye that Cox gave him in the hrN
round Mona drew the vlaret from the big
fellows nose In the fourth and badly
mashed Cpx's left eve I'm the sixth, open-
Ing the wound again In the iinai round
Fast on his feet for u big man. orver
on his defence u a sharp hitter Cox
found himself nonp,uss"d by tn" savage.
bulldog attack Of Mona. Bob fought Ike
a whit" sam Langfofd. With n neck
like "A young hull. chest swciiiug out like
Il b,llowing AL. shoulders a. wide as "A
bafndoor aud arms thicker thaI the
average" man thighs, Bob was bum
along much Tn" same lines ~ the Tar
Rally used {" l." hefc-, No COZ - b.. a
eourwaud and gained the pauncr Il a
oLnninal king.
Cos fought a good fight and showed
form that warrants HIM able To- whip
most Of th" present day h.avyweights.
lie r~rphahly can lex a lot Of men who
can whip Moha hut h" seemed made
20 order for III" little Milwaukee bulldog
last night. 10" couldn't solve Boo
rushing, tearing style and found the Nil
Wduk'" man a mighty small target Ia
shoot at.
And 10 tn" rugiliSt!c experts Mona
seemed TO h" a man who finds II easier
10 whip III" big fellows than he does the
lt'lc uncS. There ar. near middle
weights who viii give Mocha "A sitter
argument than COX did las; evening.
The sun., 1916-08-29

In evidence. Kumagae this afternoon
will face Danforth Geer. Jr.
Outside Of the doubles match the most
important competition to-day will be that
between Willis r.. Davis OF California,
national clay court champion. and Joseph
j. Armstrong OF Philadelphia. They will
meet on one Of the grand stand courts IL,
10 O'Clock In the morning.
A slight change from the original pro-
grainm was made yesterday. Karl II.
Behr and conrad Il. Doyle of Washing.
ton will meet In the feature singles
match Of the afternoon instead Of in the
morning. William j.. Clothier. former
national champion, and Hachishiro Mi
kani were moved forward to play in the
arena at II 80 In the morning.