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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01


ship. I have demonstrated In every
fight | have ever fought that II /
could put my man TO sleep | did II
and quickly. In my fights with
Fred Fulton, Carl Morris. Perky
Flynn and the rest of them II took
me only one. two or three rounds
to rock them to sleep.
willard Is not aggressive. he In
aiow and deliberate and always
fights on the safe side. 1t Is true
have not seen him fight, but l
have seen him box and know
what he can do. Without boasting.
I will say that no man can so into
the ring with me and stall. al
ways get right into the fighting
from the tap of the bell and try to
drop my man at the first oppor-
tunity. That is why have always
had difficulty in getting sparring
partners. because the better they
are the more likely l am to put
them down and out
expect to take no moro than
two months hard training to get
ready for the big bout. That is
really more than I need in any case.
My theatrical contract with Barney
Gerard requires me to box and do
considerable exercise on the stage.
As / am In first-class physical shape
now / will start again training for
the battle around May /.
II has been said that / am not n
clever boxer. but you don't see any
marks on me. / haven't had even
n nosebleed or n black eye I'm my
last six fights; there are no tin ears
on my head and ! haven't a scar.
Which Is one way OF saying / don't
get hit much
when the fight ends July 4. I ex-
pect to be the heavyweight cham
pion OF tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01

Northwest tennis dates for the
coming year as set by Walter Coss.
Of Portland. sectional delegate Of the
U s. Lawn Tennis association.
idaho state championships. Lewis
ton, June 20 to June Is.
Inland Empire championships, Spo-
kane. June 30 TO July s.
Oregon state championships. Port
land, July IA to July 10.
Pacific Northwest championships.
|. Tacoma. August 4 to August 0.
Washington state championships,
Seattle. August IL to August 1e.
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AND
PINE STREET
QUNTETS WIN
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

The Lincoln basketball squad
threw the hooks into the Queen
Anne hill five at the North End
gymnasium Friday afternoon. to the
tune OF q TO II. Savage was the
star OF the North End defense. Bass
ford was the big man on the offensc.
registering four field goals.
BY their win the Lincoln squad
stiIi has a chance to tie Broadway
for the title. The Green Lake boys
lost their first game OF the season 70
the Broadway men. and have won
every set since. The Red and Black
men figure they have a strong
chance to win the cage honors. be-
cause they registered bigger wins
over Queen Anne I'm both games
than Broadway was able to put over
on the hill players.
broadway kept on it's winning way
when IL hoped on the Ballard five,
in the Pine IT. gymnasium, last
u.
The Shingleweavers put up a great
fight In the first half, the score
standing s TO 8 at the end OF the
first session. The scrappy Ballard
bunch could not stand the pace. how.
ever, and cracked in the second halt
under the attack OF the strong frs,
hill team.
Dick Frayan was the big star OF
the game. scoring most OF his teams
points. Gustavnson showed flashes
OF speed. and Norris played a good
game at guard In the second half
Anderson and Southland played well
for Ballard.
West Seattle clamped Franklin IN
the cellar when they trasnpled on
the Mount Baker boys, 80 to Is, on
the West Side floor. Friday. Schel.
lenberger was the star for the win.
ners and Cole the iuminary for
Franklin.
The Lincoln scrubs were swamped
by the Queen Anne men Friday by a
IL to ! score.
The broadway second team piled
up an is to count on the Ballard
crew. Harris was the star for the
winners. registering half OF his
teams points. Marquis played a
good defensive game for the same
squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01
KALAMAZOO EARLY CIOsERs

kALANALOO, Mich, March I. =
Six early closers appear in the an
nouncement for the Kalamazoo
Grand circuit meeting which will be
held July IL to 10. This year the
free-for-all pace as well as the two
and threeyear-old trotting races win
be given on the old.fashioned sweep
stakes plan. $500 being added to each
of them. while In the matter of class
races $4,000 is offered for a zoo trot,
$4,000 for a 2:i3 trot and $4,000 for
a zoe pace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01
UNDECIDED

Bobby Wallace. veteran Of them
all. is a free agent so far a. ~
knows. The St. Louis National
league club did not send him . con
tract He. still is employed by the
ordnance department OF the govern
ment in st. Louis. but its extra help
is being laid off and he is undecided
as to his future.
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Leonard to Defend
Li1htwei9ht Crown

LOS ANGELES. March benny
Leonard. worlds championship light.
weight. win defend his title against
Jimmy Duffy. coast star. and Joe
welding, Of Chicago, in the East this
month. according to Billy Gibson.
his manager.
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SEALS GRAB TWO
PROMISING STARS

BAN FRANCISCO. March Joe
Connolly. local outfieider. who play.
ed with the Tacoma Tigers In the
Northwestern league In 1917, and
who was In the army last year. TO.
day consented 10 train with the
local Coast league club at Santa
Clara Connolly win sign contract
II Manager Graham considers him
fast enough for the Seals after the
training season.
A telegram from Hal pimock.
star University Of California south
pay, contained the information that
he viii report at Santa Clara Mon.
day. He is leaving Lompoc tonight
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WASHINGTON LOSES

PULLMAN. March 1.-The Univcr,
sity Of Washington five lost loose
cage game to the State college here
has. night. The final score was Is
to II with the home team on the
long end of the count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01
BY JACK DEMPSEY

/ expect to stop Jess Will
ard inside of ten rounds and
take the worlds champion
ship July a. Here are my
reasons:
/ have been in steady train
ing for many months and am
on edge now. Physically /
am in the best of condition.
l expect to weigh about 200
pounds when ] step into the
ring.
/ am going to rely upon my
punching ability. / expect to
fight Willard at close quar-
tiers, using half-arm jolts, up
percuts and short hooks. In
fighting is my strong point,
and / will take advantage
of it.
I have trained myself to
deliver a knockout blow that
travels but a few inches.
willard is lost when It comes to
close work. He showed this con.
clusivoiy in his affair with Carl
Morris when the latter opened him
self repeatedly to attack with short
jolts. but Willard was utterly unable
to take advantage of the fact
expect to keep willard very
busy from the moment I get into
the ring. working both hands, and
using short. snappy hooks and up
percuts. I except to get in close
stay there and do all the fighting
that is TO be done. All that Willard
has In a long left Fighting close
In. he IN helpless.
know Willard In a big fellow.
but he In really too big. He has
little else than his bulk. but, as the
saying goes, the bigger they are
the harder they fail"
Willard In a strictly defensive
fighter. His only object In every
fight he has fought, except his
championship contest. has been to
let the bout go to the limit and play
II safe. He let Moran---a second
raterv-stay the limit In his i0.round
fight In 1916. In his contests with
Norris. McCarty and others the
bouts always went tho limit to n
no decision contest.
am quite confident that I can
take Wizards measure. His size
means nothing. Fulton is n big
man. too, but / beat him. II could
knock over Fulton ! can knock over
Willard.
There never was a man as big
as either Willard or Fulton who IL
not a weakllng.
l believe that aggression and fast
action viii win me the champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01

A new league is about to break out
in the Middle West. made up OF
towns along the Mississippi river
and TO be named tho Mississippi
River league. Keokuk. Burlington.
Davenport. Muscatine, Rock Island,
Moline and Quincy are interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01
TIME-Juiy 4. 1912.

TTAEs--Jrly 4. 1912.
PLACE---rro be chosen-)
PRINClPALS---Jess Willard,
titlehoider. and Jack Dempsey.
challenger.
pRoMoTER-Tcx Rickard.
PURSE--slo0.o 900 to Willard.
win or lose. 81 800 to Dempsey
win or lose.
TITLE - Heavyweight cham
pionship OF the world.
ATTENDANCE-ioo.oo 900 tcsti-
mated.
REFEREE-To be selected by
willard. Dempsey and Richard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01
BY ALTMAN
BY AHERN

Fighting" Joe German. the stocGV
Portland lightweight. win do bAt11o
with Bob Harper at the Crystal P01.
s.noker TO be staged by Almtin q
Salt. Tuesday night
German has appeared in 1oual
rings several times this season, -
the Seattle fans like the visitor, -
cause OF his willingness to fight ~
is all fight all the time. and nevoe
gives his opponent a chance % roGE
He win run into one OF the c3evog0GE
kids In this section when he ta1oo -
Harper Tuesday, but Harper Wiu
have to keep away from Gormn&ao
husky mitts II he wants to retain -
title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01

WASHINGTON. March Judge
Advocate Gen. Crowder will leave
soon for Cuba to assist that govern
ment In revising its election laws
preliminary to the forthcoming cleo
tons. Secretary Of War Baker an.
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-01

PHILADELPHIA. March Wv
T. Tilden. Jr.. Of Philadelphia. won
the Middle Atlantic indoor tennis
championship by defeating Vincent
Richards. OF New York, In the finals
40. e-3. 81. 62. rs. here.
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NETS RNCUP
WIN IN PUCK
MIX IN NORTH
by CONDO

VICTORIA. March 1.-The Seattle
hockey club sink the Victoria puck
chasers cceper into the cellar In .he
Coast leo raGc when they slipped
over a to win on the homo team
last night
The Arissocrass started out strong
and registered the first counter. but
the Seattle men tied up the scorc be-
I fore the end OF the first period A.
the start OF the second session the
count was two goals all. but before
the period was over Seattle had runx
| up three more markers and were
leading the, home seven by flvc goals
to two at the beginning OF the final
canto. The yIctorlans played miser-
able hockey In the second session.
In the last period the locals pulled
themselves together and hung up
two goals. but werc unable TO tie the
score
| Eddie Oatman. Victoria 0ptain.
was tho big man on the leo for tho
Aristocrats. Gully" Wilson. Bernie
Morris and Foys,on were tho stars
for the visitors
| The lineup:
Seattle Position Victoria
Hoimes. ......... q. ........ Murray
Hickey ..--......R. D.. w. Ioughlin
Rowe. ..---.L ID. -. C. LoughiIn
Walker r. $1,000. johnson
Morris. .-.. G. ....... .Oatman
Wilson. w. .Tobin
Foyston. .......L w. MARBLES
Summary: First Period. Vic
toria. Oatfnan from w. Longhiin.
SOC: 2. Seattle. Foysson. 5:35: Q. Vic
toria, Tobin from MARBLES. LES: 4, So
attic. Wilson from Morris, 7.23. Sec
ond period--s. Seattle. Morris. 2ses:
9. Seattle. Wilson. f0:33: Z. Seattle.
Walker. 2:15. Third periods. Vic
torta. Oatnan from Patrick. sos: ..
Victoria. Oafman from Marpies. s.22.
P-nalties--First period. G. Louxhiin
Victorial minutes. Second period
None. Third period-Dunderdal
fvictorial. . minutes. Substitution
Victoria, Patrick for johnson. Dun
derdaie for Tobin. Patrick for c.
T.oughlin. Tobin for Dunderdale. Dun.
der1ais for Tobin. Seattle. Murray
for Hickey. Murray for Walker. Wal.
ker for Murray. Referce--Ion.
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Prices Faid shipper for
Poultry. Veal. Pork and Min. I. o. b.
Seattle.
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Primer L.s-o dc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CAMARA DE DlPUTADOS
Sesiones del. Periodic Extraordinario
Aprobaron la Ley Orgdnica de los Tribunales del Fuero
Comun.-La Ley de Amparo, motiuo de acalorados de-
5ates.-Muyor ibertad a la mujer casada.-Reforma que
prouccarG graves ~confictos.

bate en- 10 particular V capitulo por
capitulo, segun 10 Gispuso la Asam-
blea.
| Ell Cmlnro de ia mGjer caSdda
Fueron Separates nueve articulos
del capitulo primero que trata del
Juicio de Amparo y Sc puso a deba-
te Ell articulo 80. que es como slgue:
LA mvjer casada, puede pedir ampa-
70 sin la intervention del marido.'
Ell Licdo. Angeles hablo en- contra
del citaGo articulo diciendo que sc ira
taba dc iatroducir una v~erdadera re-
forma legislative, pero que como no
en- todos les Estados de la Republi-
ca ha sido ~implantada la Ley de Re-
laciones Familiarcs Y en- la mayoria
Sc mantiene aun la legislation anti
qua, cs injudable que surgiran nu-
merosos conflictos, porque los Codi-
COS en- vigor al marido CO.
mo ell unico Y genuine Representative
&c Ia SOcleQau
Agrega que cs cierto que la muJer
Iebe ser liberada de la d~ependencia
en- que hoy Sc encuentra, que tambien
es cierto Que en- los casos penaies Y
cuando el marido este auSente serla
muy convenience que ella p~romcvlera
81 iuicio dc amparo, pero que como
! estos casoS son aiSladcs Y de n
| especial cuando Sc trata de asuntoS
| civileS, seran muchas las dificultades
" los embrclloS que Sc ~presentan.
| Sc trGtd dc GGr mayor U6criad
FL Lie. Treio contesto manifeStan-
do que. 10 unico que sc trata es dc
dar mayor libcrtad para pedir am.
paro. acepto que en- los juicios civlles
el marble fucra ell unico capacitado
para promover el juicio dc amparo.
Anadio lue Sc trataba dc un case
humanitario, que tiendc a dar mayor
libcrtad Il las mujeres e impedir Cue
sc sica 'nvocando ell Derecho Roma
no que va no tiene razon de suSbsis-
tir.
For SUI parte cl diputado Toro. d.
10 que no TODD 10 antique era malo
V uuc seria i~nsensato asegurar que
para NADIA debe recordarse cl Dere-
cho Romano. nj 10 que hicieron nues-
tras antepasados. SC mostro contento
del ideal que Sc persigue, pero dijo
que en- la ~practica seria impossible lie
varse "A cabo. porque sc tropeZarian
con frecuentes conflictos, va que las
legislatures de los Estados siguen re-
conociendo como al unico representa-,
re al marido V cue esa Ley provoca
ria hazta iivisiones Y t%rastornvs ia,
miliarcS.
Toro V Angeles co%ntinuaron alta
cando al articulo que fue defendido
por los aborados Andradc Y Fierros,
q~uienes diJeron que Sc trataba de una
or~ientacion mas amplia del Derecho
Moderno. que no producira nineunas
Gificultades.
Por mayoria dc 1877 votos fue apro-
bado cl articulo quinto.
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BARCOS S%OSPECHOSOS
Han aparecido cerca del
puerto de San Bias

TEPIC, Nay, JUNO 12.-Comunl-
can del puerto de San Bias. cue sc
han visto barccs s~osrechosos nave
gando con direction Il sur.
Los mencionados barcos narega-
ban a TODD vapor, llevando las luces
apagaGas. rcro iueron sorprandlcts
por un transpc,1e carrancista que
abri6 fuego scbre e!los. sin logral
tocarlos.
Sc tienen noticias de que por 81
rumbo sur Gel Estado en- I'm punto
llamado Flores, una partida de suble-
vados penetro al villorio, cometiendo
TODD genera de depredaciones.
Ell p%residente municipal fue secues-
trado y por 81 Sc exigia a u fami-
liares Ia cantidad dc d]oscientos
pesos, que hasta la fecha no han po-
dido satisfacer. La casa commercial
la Colmena", unas de las principal
les del pueblo. fIe saqueada en- su to-
talidad. ~IevanGose ell producto cuando
evacuaron ell pueblo.
En- cuanto a fusilamientos, SOLD
se llevaron a cabo tres en- las personals
de pacificos vecinos de Ia poblacion.
cue tan solo por haberse negado a dar
les una fuerte sUma &c dinero que
les pedian. fueron fusilados en- el
camposanto, v despues levados al
pueblo.
Cuando las acordadss de las ran
cherias cercanas Sc pr~esentaron en-
Flores, los rebeldes habian desapa-
recidc. no dejando ninguna haella
del rumbo que tomaron.
Ell Lie. Pedro Espinosa Monroy,
b~astante conocido en- esta capital, fua
a]prehendido por las autoridades judi
ciaies, sin que Sc sepa nasta la fecha
cl motive dc tai determination.
FL senor Espinosa. desde mace al
gunos meses venia d;rijiendo un pc
riodico oposicioniSta liamado La No
che. cue proporcionaba informes
exactos sobre la situaclon del Es:a-
90.
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DE NOGALES, ARIZONA
UN PASEO AL SOPORl

NOGALES, Arizona. JUNO 10
Allegro en- extreme resulto Ia fest
campeStre con que los miembros de
Club Nogal2nse' o~bscquiaron a Il
juvcntud de csJa .'iudad. Ia cual orga-
njzacicn estuvo a cargo de los dis.
tinguidos concentrates senores J. NJ,
Pa"edes V Enrique Levin.
A las nueve de Ia manana SC CT
taron d todcs los invitados en- la ne
sidencia de la familia Levin; donde
va los c~spcrahan numerosos camionc$
y autos. Al llegar al Rancho fueron
recihidos con la mayor ama5ilidad
por los Srcs. Roblcdo V Aria tenien-
90 & " numeroSoS cabGliO5 llstoS pa
IA que tomaran IN paseo por la orr
liza de Ia chrmosa laguna, muchas So
nc~;tns = caIaileros tomaron parte en-
la allegro cabalgata.
A la ura sc tom6 un cspi@ndldc
lunch preparaGo por las Senora< baJo
una frondOsa alameda : ameElzado
nor los alegres acordes de la or
ouesta dbl professor DIartc. Al altar
decor pasaron toGas ,as familias a los
~corrcdores de la ASA .lnndc sc baiIo
hasta las nueve de la nochc. haolendo
habido algunos brillantcs numeros De
concerto. La scnorita Luisa Rostand
con su admirable voz De meZo-zorra-
no. delclto i los concurrentes con una
hermosa romanza: Ia Sra. Carnc!a
Mandez de I~SpinoSa canto con mt
cha gracia la "Mala Entrana' y por
iltimo So !ucicron las bellas Sritas.
Crucila Maytorena Y Lupe H]arlspurn
cue bailaron la jota, Y cerraron con
brochc de orc tan hermoSa fiesta. bal
;ando 81 iarahe taratlc.
Entire los co~ncUrreTtes pudlmoe
snotar d los Sres: Enrique Levin :
Sra: J. n. Paredcs = Sra; a. Car
pcna Sra.:J. +. .AstiZaran y Sra.
10. Ocharar y Sra J. Sa.Ido ' Sra;
:. Mavtorena Y Sra: Fl. Ahumads
: Sra: {. .Arauza Y Sra: A. Esco-
tosa Y Sra; NJ. Esparya Y Sra ; A.
Sandoval V Sra, Dr. {. T. Cutie
rrez Y Sra. F. Murguia ' Sra. Sra.
Rri Hood Y Sisto del Rio. Sritas.-
Maria Fy Lolita Ruiz; julia Serrano;
Lolita Fe3crico. Crucita Y Anita May
c~~ena: Laonrlnu ' Alfoasina Bonnla
Chschua V CZarira Monteverde; 10.
selma : Lliita Checo" eth; Emilia
Grace Y Nataiia Levin; Luisita Ros,
,2nG: Lupa Harisrurs; Eloisa Mas
csrens; Cuquta McndeZ: Ar1uits
Paroles: Stas. Barrera; Stas. Kaml-
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Ell CaIomel produce
saliVacion y eDferma
ACTUA COMO ST FUERA DINA
MITA SOBRE Ell HlGAD0 EN-
TORPECIDO Y lie HACE PER-
DER IN OLA DE TRABAJO

No hay rszon ror cue una perso-
ma debe de tomar calomel, que pro-
duce salivacion Y enferma Ell organis-
mo. cuanGo puede comprar hi bote-
la grande de Dodson's Liver Tone,
que es IN substitute perfecto del
calomel.
Es Ut liquido vegetal, agradable,
Que ccrregira el higado entorpecido
tan bisn como 10 hace Ell calomel,
con la difereEcia de que nc le pro-
Gucira salivacion nj nauseas.
Tanto los nihos como los adultos
pueder tomar Dod'son Liver Tone,
porque es perfectamente in~ofensivo.
FL calomcl es una droga peligrosa.
Is mercurio Y ataca los huesos. 81
toma una dosiS de calomel hoy, ma
hama Sc sentira enfcrmo, dc6il Y nau-
seado. No pierda IN dla de 81 ira
bajo. Tome una cucharada de bod
sons Liver Tone y Ell Ia lamar Sc
levantara sinticndose pe-fectamente
bien. Y con clio hara desaparecer el
antorpecim;ento del higado, biliosi-
dad extrehimiento, jaquecas. lengua
sucia o agruras. 81 listed no encuen-
ira Que Ell Dodson'S Liver Tone SC
tua mucho meior que Ell calomel en-
todos sentidos. en- la misma droGue-
RIA donde 10 ccmpre Sc lie devolvera
su dinero.
tGy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-17
CASTRO VA A MEXICO
De nuevo Sc hard cargo de la
Secretaria de Guerra

[IUDAD De MEHlCO, JUNO IL
De una manera Official Sc ha dado a co
nocer va que el icfe de las operaclones
militanes en- ell EStado d. Chihuahua,
es el general c~arranciSta Manuel Die
gue2 V QUO Jesus AguStin Castro Sc
IA llamado a esta capital a conferen-
ciar con Carranza. deSpues de 10 cual
acknowledgements Sc ,encargara &c la
Secretaria &c Guerra.
A que Sc deben los atentados contra
los trenes. {.
La Secretaria de Guerra Y Marina
ha manifestado o toGa franqueza
que eS muy grave la situacion Gus
actua!mente guardian los f~errocarileS
en- las rsgioncs revolu 'ionadaS del
pals, Gebido a cue los pronunciados
eStdn aprovechanGo de la falta de
fuerZaS para cscO!tar q los trenes. Sc
guros de cue nsdic podra c~ombatir,os
o energia
Esta situacion-dice Ia S~ecretarla
-obedece a la recesidad que ma ma
hide de movilizar grandes c~anticades
de fuerZaS scbre ell Norte del pals. con
obieto de hacer frente a la revolution
que rencsbezan Villa V Angeles.
La desgLarnici"n dc c!ertas reglo-
mes. no sera Mas que momentanca,
pues para hoy cuents va Cl Soblerno
con elcmentos suficlentes para sus-
THUR a los qUc Sc han mandado i
Chihuahua. V, adcnas. sc va 4 tratar
en- IN console dc minister's. la forma
mejor de rroteier el Servicio fcrro-
carrilero.