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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
FL Gobernador devuelve
otro Proyecto de Ley

FL Gobernador ha devueltona la LIE
gislatura sin su aprobaci6n, eF Proyec-
to de la Camara numero noyenta Y nue.
We Para imponer una contribution
especial destinada a obras publicas, de-
terminando la aplicaci6n de TRehos fon-
dos, y para derogar la legisIdci6n rela-
tiva los balances actuales disponibles
de asignaciones hechas por ciertas le-
yes, para otros fines, - no s9endo su
deseo yer fracasar ell proyecto, sino por
el contrario que tenga exito. FL pro
yecto tiene disposiciones mny re-
comendables. Fue juicioso yst conve-
niente que la Legislature Quisisfa Ii
brar al Tecoro de la larga Lsta de asig-
naciones anteriores, algunas de elias
muy viejas, las que han obstaculizado
por largo tempo todas nuestras tran
sacciones economicas. Y fue tambien
conveniente que la Legislature quisie-
ra sustituir esta lista de viejas asigna-
clones por otras de obras publicas de
caracter mas menos urgente asignan-
do fondos para su construction.
Sin embargo en- su esfuerzo para pro
veer las rentas necesarias la Legisla-
tura no ha considerable sufcientemente
el hecho de que va ha aumentado gran
demente la contribution con otras leyes
aprobadas en- esta session, que esta
contribution pesara mucho sobre la pro
piedad y ell comercio de la Isla, por 10
menos. durante los dos alos proximos
venideros.
Algunas de las contribuciones en- es-
tampillas que sc imponen en- este pro
yecto, habran de resultar muy onero-
sas para ell pueblo, mientras que las
rentas que Sc deriven de las mismas, no
compensaran la Inconvenience y mo-
lestia que Sc causa al piblico EN- su CO.
bro.
Q.-Por ejemplo, "a contribution
adicional en- estampillas que Sc impone
a los camiones por la transportation
de carga, es demasiado crecida. Els ver-
dad que estos camiones son los enemi-
gos de nuestras carreteras, pero son nc
cesarios al comercio; Y ell efecto sera
un aumento en- La transportation de
y este Sc afiad;ra IL ces-
to de la alimentacion de otras necesi-
dades. A todag luces ell costo de la vi
da es bastante alto. FL, Gobernador, su-
giere, por tanto, que esta contribution
de estampilla Sc reduzca por 10 menos
a la mitad, por ejelnplo, diez, veinte,
treinta y cinco y cincuenta dolares pa
da los diversos tamafios de camioncs.
r(2).-EI Gobernador sugiere tambien
que la contribution sobre letras de cam
bio sea reducida por 10 menos a la
mitad. Estas contribuciones no solo
seran gravosas, sino que tienden a i'm
pedir ell movimiento libre de los cam
bios.
OLA contribution sobre cinema
t6grafos debe, a juicio del Gobernador,
ser modifcada para quitarle la dificrll-
tad en- Ell cobro de la misma. La contri-
buci6n del diez por ciento resultara en-
cantidades fraccionales que sera impo-
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sible Ge cobro a los compradores de
tickets de entrada, indivdualmen-
tie. MAJ ain, los cinemat6grafos han 81
do va gravados por otra ley de contri-
bucion, aprobada en- una forma que.
segtn Sc alega, los gravara Prandemcn-
te, hacese altamente recomendable q.
ell asunto relative a la imposition de
contribution estos espectaculos sea
revisado en- su conjunto, los dos me-
todos de contribution Sc harmonicen de
tai manera que Sc imponga una can't
dad justa razonable como contribu-
cion, que pueda cobrarse facilmente en-
su totalidad.
Con respecto a las asignaciones con-
tenidas en- este proyecto, ell Goberna-
dor desea hacer las siguientes iudica-
clones para la consideration de Ia Le
gislatura:
Q-El DEPARTMENT. del Interior
estara sumamente ocupado durante el
sno los dos. amos proximos venideros
PEon SUI ampliado programa de construc-
cion de carreteras que ha de efectuarse
CON Ell producido de la venta de los Sc
gundos bonos para la cantidad de un
million de dolares, con ell trabajo pre-
liminar para el nuevo proyecto de RE
80, por 10 que pasara un afo dos an
tes de que los trabajos que Sc pro
veen EN- este proyecto puedan realizar
Sc debido la falta de personal. Entire
tanto, Ios' precios de los materiales Sc
guramente bajaran, y por tanto. menos
dinero del que ha sido asignado en- este
proyecto seria sufciente para la cons
truccion de sestas obras publicas para
cada municipahdad
(2)-La nHeva Ley Municipal que Sc
espera sera seguramente aprobada. re-
parte entire las distintas municipalities
des cerca de seiscientos mil dolares anua
les de las rentas adicionales que Sc sa-
can del Tesoro Insular. Esta ley pro
veera tambien un gobierno municipal
mejor mas econ6fhico, usando jul
ciosamente los recuFsos adicionales de
los emprestitos, de las asignaciones T
directas, los municipios podran rea-
liar ellos mismos la mayor parte de es-
tas mejoras locales sin Stimentar la con
tribuc;0n.
Cidra, por ejemplo, recibira, de acuer-
do con la Ley Municipal Jn ingreso adj
cional de cerca de dos mil do
lares. El hospital que Sc concede CT
dra por esta ley solo costara seis mil
pesos. Cidra podria realizar esta mejora
en- dos amos con sus propias rentas adj
cionales asi EN- muchos otros casos.
Mas aiin, la nueva Ley Municipal con-
fiere mayor autonomia los municipios.
Uno de los mas importantes deberes lie
las nuevas Asambleas Municipales es
decidir que mejoras locales son mas
necesarias TITLES. Frecuentemente hay
diferencia de opinion sobre este asun-
to en- los municipios. No parece j1sto
invadir sus prerrogativas y decidir pa
ra ellos anticipandose su creacion las
mejoras locales que deben realiza-se
en- cada municipio, como es ell case de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
iEstarnOs va vencidOs?

La Asamblea Legislativa, hacienda
ha retado La lucha. Debemos acep-
tarla, va que nuestro honor Sc impone.
Hemos dicho al Pueblo durante mu-
chos dias, que no trabajarfamos me-.
nos que no Sc nos complaciera en-
nuestra demanda. Y tenemos esa res
ponsabilidad para con ell Pueblo.
No solo no sc nos ha complacido,
sino one hemos sido burlados, enga-
fiados como ninos. GY hemos de acep-
tar sumisos un sueldo que no hemos
.pedido? Ridiculo seria este; mas que
ridiculo, comico. Esos mismos Legis-
ladores que hoy nos burlan, Gque PEN
sarian de nosotros? GComo iban a te-
ner confianza en- la instruction que
dieran sus hijos unos maestros que
no Sc atrevieron sostener sus dere-
chos, guardian su palabra?
Precise es declararlo de una vez.
iLevantemonos en- huelga! Probado
esta que, con la sumisi6n, NADIA Sc To-
gra, 81 no es el escarnio.
De no veneer ahora, no venceremos
nunca y continuaremos siendo los eter-
nos parias de una profession en- la que
no Sc encuentra NADIA mas que la COM
passion ell desprecio.
ivAE VICTIS!
Lorenzo Villafahe.
Napuaho 07 do iunio de 1910
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y que So ahadiria ,ambien = clsrias con
tribuciones adicionales sobre u people
dad real y personal. autorixada pr a..
ferentes leyes para ciertos municipios
Al examinar cuidadosamsnte u hsia
de las leyes one han a. derogasse con
este proyecto. el oobernador ha notado
dos que a su iuicio no deben derogar.
Sc. las que fucron indudabismen'e IN.
(Continua en- n pagina nucsel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
acuerdo con esta ley.

Pcro 81 la Legislatura desea haccr
ESQ, no seria mejor dedicar a csc nm
los ingresos adicionales que han de dar-
sc a los municipios de acuerdo con Ia
nueva Ley Municipal, EN- vez do impo-
ner una nueva contribution los propie-
tarios de la Isla, que vendrian a subsr
la contribution general. va aumentada.
que autoriza la nueva Ley Municipal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
GRAN ACTIvIDAD PoLICIACA EN-
LA GALE DE LA
LUNA

Desde hace varias noches vienen no.
tandose dos y tres poicias en- ell tro-
20 de la calle de la Luna comprendi-
do entire San Justo Tanca.
Durante la huelga de los muelles I'm
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

rompe-huelga fue acometido por un huel-
guista frente al cafe ia Nueva Lin
da''.
Antenoche Sc form6 una riia en- Ell
interior de un cafe que hay en- ese
trozo de calle y la policia entr6 ALI
para imponer ell orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

JeNea Ahnns neFfnoeAH
notable remedio en Ia America 1ei Norte aoia.
mente. Entire los cue han usa8a s. dftfIlf i1 "a
Hero Nuxado. Sc cuentdu Wg Aus co iiNs
medicos y famOsus parsonage. como ar lna
eN-Senadores de los Esfados Jrid0s Wa. E
Mason Charles A. Townc. disuuRui'H Cv-
generates del eiercto Norte-Amrucano. u Itrz
Atkinson de Washington u ~ ieie 10 "a
Asstencia P1blica de Chicago. Nf kcTr.
Sc invita- q todos los reriodcos de co.i + esta
declaration para el berefcio de sHs icctore SD
recomienda a los senores mes raE que
hagan I'm estudio dc ella con 81 fin DC re. auief
nteligentemente las preguntas CUE pa-
cientes les hicieren Al fcspccfo. a fn. n7 AZ
aconseja recortar guardian estd f0rmuh Una
copia de Ia exacta declaration infada co cHviafa
a todo el que Ia solicite. rs como sQuc.
Peptonato de Hero CTipo especihco rs-
peciaD. Ia cantidad Sc exprcsa mas
abajo
Chcerofosfato de Sosa. u. s. p. NIonsartal
Glcerofosfato de Cal. q. s. =. (Monmntol.
Extracto de Nuez N6mic1 (P. Ed u. S. II.
Cascara Amarga.
Carbonate de Aiagnesia.
Jengibre en- polvo. Z. S. +.
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Carbonate dc Cal precptado. e. S. j.
Cada dosis de dos pastillas de Hero " xado
contiene un Rrano medic de hicrro orEanieo en-
forma de peptonato de herro de IN tlpo csueeifco
especial que en- nuestra opinion posct cuali ladies'
eupefiores a cualquier otro compucsto de ucfro
conocido. Usando otras mafcas De pcptonato
de Hero. hubieramos pOdido enplcar IA ulisina
cantidad de herro en- cada pastlia con 90 eostc
de la cuarta parte dc 10 que nos cuesta q que
empleamos actualmentc. usando u fiefro
met alico hubie. amos ohtenido p mismo cnstan-
donos Ia duodeeima parte DC Do cue reaiiuente
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TRADUCCIoNES DEL INGLEs AL
EsPANOL Y vICEvERSA, Y
TRABAJos DE MECANoGRAFIA
Caguas, P. r.

Sc garantiaa exactitud esmero. Di;
riiasc al apartado 944, 0 a San Sebas-
tian IS (altos), 0 Luna 80 (Gltimo mi
rador). Sc reciben trabajos de San
Juan y de Ia Isla. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

Para cmbiar tu m6quina por una nuevs Ole.
de-. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

la Iunta DC Di-
rectores ha a u o
tornado Ia mas
extensa publica-
Cion de IA declara-
ci6n jurada q e
Ia composition del
Hero Nuxado
uno q e IS
tOuicos reConst Ii
tuyentes mas con-
oCidos y usados
en- todo el mundo
con el I'm de
Que el pGblico
pueCia exaniuarlo
p or 81 mismo
Y juzgar dc sus
mertos.
Mas de tres
milones De pefso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02

Para foudsratos oieda, San Jose No. 4. Advt
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-02

Department OF the Interior
U. s. Land Office at Portland. Oregon
March II, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Osca
c. Wolfe. OF Waldport. Oregon. VIII
in February 23rd. 1916, made iom,
stead Entry No. O465O. for the ~ G
SEA OF the NEii, Section 20 rowr
ship l3 South. Range IL We-. Wi
lamette Mcclellan has filed 10 ICE q.
intention 10 make threeycar Proc;
TO establish claim 20 the land abov
described. before the Clc-k Of tn
County court for Lincoln Count, Or
gon. at Toledo. Oregon, Ola ulv fir
day Of May. 1919.
Claimant names ms Witnesses: jam
Kent. George Colvln. James Wolf
Frank q. johnson, all OF Waldpo
Oregon.
Proof made under Acts OF June
1905 and June G. 1912.
NJ. Campbell
Reglste!
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O4Ghn

Sheriff of Lincoln County, orego
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
CHAPEL HILL PREPARES
FOR BASKETBALL WORK
More Than Forty Men Report for
PrHcuce-:chcIuic Includes
Virginia.

Basketball p;actic. besan last week
at the University of North Caroii:,a
with more than forty men reporting;
Tor daily workouts. Competition tor
places on the varsity squad Will be
close. Tho members of last years
squad "hu have returned include Cuth-
Dcrtson. Lynch. lodges. Morris and
Andrews Nil Indications point to al
interesting quint season.
RainGy Cuthoert sou, OF Charlotte. is
captain ot the team. Jcir Bynum. OF
durham. is the manager. Cuthbcrt-
son and Lynch are the letter men back
from last year.
The schedule is still incomplete, but
/: now Includes games with the Uni
vers'ty OF Virginia. Virginia Military
institute Washington and Lee, Viz
g,1ia Poiy;erhnic Institute. Davidson
COLLEGE Durham y. NJ. {. A.. and
Gu.i!ori College.
North Cardinals Nth annual basket
ball contest between representative
high schools viii be held this year in
spite of Gnsctt.cd conditions due TO
inhucnZa The preliminary contests
viii be held shortly. In March the
hna;s VIII BE- played in the University
Of "ofih Carolina gymnasium AT Chapel
YIN. Durham High won the cup last
year. maltinE two victories for Dur
ham and TWO for Winston Salem. II
either OF these teams wins the cup
this year IL will remain in its possess
sion. The committee in charge of tho
contest IL comDoaej OF Or. y. W. Wal
kcr. chairman: 6. 4. Wool!en. L. X.
Rankin. W. L. Cuthhcr:scn and Jack
Powell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
MlTCi1ELL'S RISE DUE
10 CONSTANT EFFORT
Iciprd George StnliiuaS Lift Boston
braves From cellar to


chells rise ~ tho National League is
q demonstration OF what q practical
nascoaii man can do II he is given
chance.
For a good many ycars the elite
largely dominated by business men
who made the money with which they
acquired franchises IN sonlC other line
or. always had AN abundancy OF the
coin of The realm
iut here Fred Mitchell. who start
leagues. and served as +, mound.nan.
catcher and coach 70" many yea, RS
Until lac suddcGly hiroIncd forth and
got tho recognition tlat WAS coming
I? hlii up IN Hnst1n. whom he assisted
George stailings III she memorable
lai4 campaign which iiftcd Tho Braves
out OF the cellar aai into fame.
Mitchell, always retiring and quiet
py nature. plugged alonE until he was
ohcrcd the mauagcTShip or tho CUBS
ny Charley Wccghmnu. And after
iWo years as MANAGER he has been clc-
the ciub. and directs the affairs Of tho
organization both on and off the field
Mitchell KNOWS baseball inside out
I'c Is hard driving manager. yet he
has the knacIS OF handling men and
ne knows ball player when he secs
game have enabled him - coach
young players. no matter in what posi-
wherever there is talent,
Z: say the least. Mitchell deserves
what he has won in baseball. and he
vas not lucky" TO Side into a posi-
ton OF prominence, either. lie earned
it by hard plugging from tho days
when he broke in on the sand lots
until the present time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
WRESTLING WILL COME
BACK STRONG, is BELIEF
Many Gruppiers Who Have Decn In
Military Service Secure
NcienHcA.

NEW YORK, January 1i.--Wrestlins
is going to come back strong with tho
ssne,al sport revival that, is antici-
rated nov, according to the experts
who have their ear to the ground
Lieutenant Earl Caddock. one of the
c!aimants OF the heavyweight title. is
ati!l with his regiment in France, but
IL seems certain that he VIII be home
stranger" Ed. Lewis has been dis
:siechcr has been dlscSars;cd from The
navy and Is now at his home IN
Nebraska. Wiadek Abysko. John DIN
ana other big Srapplcrs are also avail
able now. All in ali the outlook Tor
wrestling was never better.
Siccher reports that The training he
received at Great Lakes caused him
70 put on about twenty pounds OF
good. solid nesh. and that he is in
better trim to-day as a result OF his
was before While awaiting his turn
to be shipped out for duty on n SUD
marine chaser Stcchcr volunteered 10
ACT as wrestling Instructor for the
other gobs at the big station. and SO
we'll did he handle the assignment that
nc made boti, graphing art and him
mat III future contests on the mat the
Nebraska farm boy VIII have tho sup
rort OF every jackie that shared mess
with him ut Great Lakes.
Joe is anxious TO get some action
with the other big fellows whose
ciain- to the championship arc de-
81 : MS u IctpbhIliOn anu VIII De
ready to launch an active campaign
soon after the holidays. which he viii!
Spcud at his home.
lie il particularly anxious 10 meet
caddock again. bui pending the re-
turn OF the Dcs Moincs srapplcr he
probably Will try conclusions with
Lewis. This pair met in this city last
winter and gave ~ really thrilling OK
hihiticp o. their art without .ithrr
man gaining u fan in two hours OF
strenuous work
LOWS already has started series
Of matches which he hopes will lead
{" tho championship. y few days after
his discharge from the army he tackled
Doc Eollcr in Montreal and topplcd
The Scatti: physician twice in jig time.
match with Ibyszko. to be held in
Madison square Garden on December
30. was offered to Lewis. bu, the
'SiramE!cr' refused it, as he had made
plans 10 20 home for the holidays.
However. the deadlock artist proba bl Y
VIII be brought here for match in the
near future.
l5yszko and DIN. who were not in
the service, have practiced their art
diligently and arc ready TO press their
claims for The title. Il Is TO be hoped
;hat the championship tangle may be
unraNellCd this winter. for the in
cvitable wranYlc which ~ p-ecipitated
by every mention OF the various claims
has grown just a bit tircsome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
WILL BEGIN TRAINING
LATTER PART OF MARCH
Big League Teams Southern Tr,p
Inter rhi, Nrnr Than Here
tOfoTc,

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE nock-
Ing OF baseball players to warmer eli
mates in preparation for the coming
seasons activities on tho big league
circuits will start later this season
than has been the practice in recent
ycare.
With the pcnnan, races not opening
this year until April 80, eight days
later than last season. the spring
training trips Will not be opened un-
I'll tho middle or latter part Of March.
Some OF the big lcaEuers arc not
"o!nG 10 enjoy ;hs usra
South and Southwest this year. Both
st. Louis teams arc considering train
ing on their own grounds. So are the
Athletics. Philies, Cincinnati Reds,
Erooklyns and Washingtons
The Cuos have decided on Los An
geles. The White Sox arc going
somewhere" in Texas and the Yam
KEGS Somewhere" in Florida. The Pr
rates arc considering Jacksonville; the
Giants and Red Sox Hot Springs, Ark.
Cleveland and Detroit arc both con-
sidering various Louisiana and Texas
camps that have been proposed. The
Boston Braves are undecided, but will
train somewhere in the old South. The
southern training trip OF a big league
club usually costs about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
MAJOR Lacquer A MAJOR
baseball Player Recently with White
son, Made Good in
Army. 4.

NEW YORK. January l1--Alfrcd
Won Nolniiz. former major league bali
player who VIII be remembered b.
.ans as an ou,Geldcr on the Cincin-
was with the White Sox when he en-
tered the army, has received Il com
mission as = fIuajor. so thit Major
Branch Hickey, OF the Cardinals, is
no longer the only baseball man to
attain that rank in the army. Major
Won ko!Nit2 Is q clever Young man. and
got into war work shortly after the
entrance of this nation into the con-
n'Ct. He held fine position In mu-
milton plant near Philadelphia for some
months. rcsiEning to attend an officers
training camp, AT which he won 81
captains bars He was promoted 10
his present rank at n Southern train
ing camp quite recently but now that
the war is over he contcmplates re-
turning to baseball in one capacity or
another next spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
WILL HAVE STRONG TEAM
Washington md Lees BnHketball Or
gnniLatiou Stinepcd by Heturn OF
Players From War,
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

LEXINGTON VA, January Ii
Basketball, the first intercollegiate
sport on The athletic calendar since the
return OF peace. looms UP unusually
bright for Washington and Lee this
year. Four old raen from the 1918
varsity. all leutcnants just discharged
from the military service. have re-
turned. representative schedule is
fast being completed. and practice
started Tuesday under the direction OF
Coach William G. BATTERY with n large
squad OF likely candidates.
Captain Graham, or the 1918 varsity;
Faiu, Johnston and Mccain are the
monogram mon who have reported for
practice, backed by Spencer. Madison,
l"leishnian and Bryan OF last years
squad. and good material among tho
new men.
Manager Wilson Is working on a
schedule which Will include games with
4 goodly number OF representative
teams in the South Atlantic Division.
among them V. L. l.. West Virginia
University, West Virginia Wesleyan
and the University of North Carolina.
The complete schedule will be an
nounccd in a few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE war
did not have an adverse effect on rae
ing in Australia. Although a large
percentage OF the young men OF the
country were overseas in uniform
Thoroughbred racing was more popu-
the history OF racing in Australia saw
the recent running Of tho Melbourne
cup. which is the biggest event OF its
Kind in the island Continent. i is
estimated that over 10000 persons
were in the Enclosure on the day o:
the race. OF these, $1,000 paid admis-
sion and the others were admitted frcc
OF charge. Racing in Australia rays
big revenue 10 ihe government, Las.
year the tax on III. netting machines
reached a total Of SI.Go0.coa. and this
year the amount will he much larger
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CONDUCTS BOXING EVENTS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
IN CHARGE OF FEATURE
Organization VIII stage Greatest FIstic
Io"rnnmenf Soon Ever Seen
in Paris.

PARIS. January n.-Au boxing
tournaments and contests for the
American cNpeditionary force Viii be
under the sole charge OF the Knights
or Columbus. IL Is announced At Amer
!can army neaduuRTtcrs.
what is believed to be the biv=es;
boNing tournament ever conducted in
EUROPE vii! be staged in Paris by the
knights OF Columbus In the near fu-
tnrc. Moss OF III" contestants viii he
men OF the American army. MI divi-
SONS viii be represented and cha
pionship belts ana ctnbiems Will be
awarded - the winners
Jake Carey, Of Rochester. y. Y. Il
-. or e. has been appointed directo or
succeeding Johnny ;vcrS and he will
- IN charge OF the coming tourna-
niCNt.
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hest Weight Carriers.

NEW YORK. January 1l.-Thcrc
were two noteworthy performances in
the weight carrying line on New York
tracks this year. In the Grab Bag
Handicap at Saratoga that remarkable
Cclding. Billy Kelly. defeated a crack
field with f35 pounds In the saddle.
winning with plenty to spare. This
performance so impressed Handicap
Per w. s. Nosburgh that in assigning
the weights for the Adirondack Han
dicap he asked Billy Kelly to take ,up
$40 pounds, the creates; burden ever
inflicted upon Il two-year-old in the
history Of American racing. The other
weight carrying feat was performed
by rolymelian. which equaled The
Saratoga track record of l:l02-5 fo-
tile six furlonGs with 1i0 pounds OF
his back.