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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-04-08
TOOK HER DAUGHTER
AWAY FROM SCHOOL
Mrs. urban Was Too Nervous to Look
After House Quickly Re-
stirred nv Tanlac


Mrs. urban Was Too Nervous to Look
After House Quickly Re-
stored by Tanlac.
"Tanlac has done me more good
than al the other medicines I have
ever taken in my whole life" said Mrs.
Frank Urban, who resides at 831
Magnolia St., St. Paul, Mimi, recent
ly. Continuing, she said:
"For five years have suffered from
stomach trouble and extreme nervous
ness I had scarcely any appetite to
speak of and when I did manage to
eat little something it would sour
and ferment, gas would form and I
would bloat something awful My
heart would palpitate badly and I
would suffer from shortness of breath.
I was also troubled lot with consti-
patton, and my heed would ache until
I would nearly go wild, and I would
have such dizzy spells it would be all
/ could do to keep from falling. MY
nerves were just simply in horrible
condition. The slightest noise out of
the ordinary would completely upset
me. Night after night I would lie in
bed until 3 or o'clock before I could
ever get a wink of sleep and would
get up in the morning so completely
tired out could not even get my own
breakfast. Then again, would have
spells when I would shake just like I
was having chill, and these spells
would last for an hour or more at a
time. I finally got so could not
answer the door bell, for when I went
to the door I would become so nervous
I seemed to be speeches. and wouldn't
be able to talk, not even if it was one
of my neighbors. I gradually became
so weak I could not do my housework,
and had to keep my daughter home
from school to look after the house.
II had been reading many Of the
testimonials regarding Tanlac and at
last read one from a lady who lived
on Sims st., St. Paul, and I called her
up over the phone and asked her
about it, as had taken so many diff
ferent medicines without getting any
benefit had become rather skeptical
She verified the statement and recon-
mended Tanlac so highly I be gan TAX
ing it. She was certainly justified in
her praise of it, for I think it is the
greatest medicine on Garth. I have
only taken four bottles, but am entire
ly over all my troubles. I have fine
appetite and everything I eat agrees
with me so we'll never have the least
fear of any bad after effects. My
nerves are in splendid condition again
and can sleep as soundly as child.
I have regained my strength, and can
now do all my homework without be-
coming tired except in the natural
way, and the headaches and dizzy
spells are things Of the past "a.
Tanlac is sold in Princeton by the
C. A. Jack Drug Co., and by the lead
ing druggists in every twon. Adv. :
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-04-08
Pointed.

A girl was putting up some decora
tons in church when the minister
happened to look in. Seeing some
tacks lying about in the pulpit he said
"You should not leave the tacks there
Katie. Now what would happen if
stepped on one in the middle Of the
sermon next Sunday?" ooh, WE'LL
said Katie, "there would be one point
you wouldn't linger on long, anyway
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Always Hope.

The fashionable physician walked in,
in his breezy way, and nodded smil-
ingly at his patient.
swell, here am, Mrs. Adams" he
announced. what do you think is the
matter with you this morning?"
Doctor, I hardly know murmured
the fashionable patient languidly
"What is new ?"-Life.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-04-08

I have secured the agency for the
Overland and Nash cars. Persons in
terested in these makes Of cars please
communicate with me for full informa-
tionr Fred Alderink, Long Siding,
MINI. 9-tfc
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Will Ship Livestock.

We will take in livestock on Mon
day, April IL, for shipment. Persons
desiring to ship should list their stock
with us on Friday, April 9:
Val Sausser, Manager
1879 Farmers Coz Operative Co.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
SINNETT PLANS
TO COME BACK
TRICKY Boy Who Almost Bumped
on Coal0n When King, One Of
New Years Day Boxers.

Frank ".ocAy" Sinnett of Mo-
line, who came within a flash OF
stopping Johnny Coul0n and annex
ing the worlds bantamweight box
ing title several years ago. will at
tempt to come back New Years day
when he meets Buck Powell Of
Rock Island, in the six-round semi
windup to the Johnson-Marlow
card in the old Owls hall under the
auspices Of the Sportsmen's A. C.
Sinnett claims he is back in his
former stride and has been holding
his own in daily workouts with
Walter Battling" johnson of Mo-
line, who is scheduled to meet Pete
NARROW Of St Louis, in the main at
traction Of 10 rounds. In case Sin
nett wins q popular verdict over
Powell, he intends to extend his
operations on larger scale. 1t has
been suggested that he and John
son strike out for New York after
the first Of the year.
Industrial hall, Third avenue and
Twenty-first street, where Rock Is
land Owls used to fit, is described
rs an ideal boxing arena. The in
terror is $50 feet long and 80 feet
wide. The ring will be elevated
four and q half feet in tho center OF
the hall 50 every fan will have an
unobstructed view Of the scrappers
The Sportsmen's A. C. has spent
more than $1,000 to remodel the
hall in order to make it the best in.
door amusement arena in the city
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BRUINS FAVOR
TACKLE PLAYS


San Francisco, Calif., Dec. ~
Attacks against opposing lines,
mainly of-tackle, featured the 1870
offensive Of the University Of Cal
ifornia's undefeated football team
which is to play Ohio State at Pas
adena, Calf, New Years day.
California made little use Of the
forward pass this year. probably
because at no time wa the team
ever hard pressed. Only in the
game against Stanford university
did tae blue and gold men open
up" and show they were effective
in an aerial offensive. In the last
period, with the game already won,
California tried several passes and
most of them were successful.
Charges through center have
scored nearly as many California
yards as have bucks on tackle.
End runs have also brought in
gains. But the main attack has
been of tackle, with the two big
blue and gold tackles clearing the
way for the backfield men.
Throughout the season tho Cali
fornia men showed they had been
drilled in interference. In rum
ming back the ball from kicks and
in end runs and line work the in
preference has been q feature.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
BASKETBALL

The results Of the three senior
games in the Sunday School Bas-
ketball league, played It the Y. II.
G. A. last night were:
Central Presbyterian, 10: r.
Biehl, ri; W. Schafer, II; H. Lamp,
and Schafer. c; G. Panel. .rg; E Ar
mold and Lund, lg.
Settlement, Is: Finch and Bark
er, re-; Gregg and E. Barker, II;
F. Barker and Lundquist, #
Summary: Field goals, R Bishl
8; H. Lamp. 2; Barker, 4; F. Bark
er, 2; LundQuist 1. Foul goals:
Barker, 4.
Second Christian, 3: G. Atkinson
#; A Beahn, IT,, W. Fisher, c; d
Cralle, re: L. Atkinson. lg.
Baptist, Sc: Record, lg; Huber
re-; Hoffman and Record, c; Owens
and Richards, II; Simpson, #.
Summary: Field goals, A Beahn
2; Fisher, 2; Record. /; Huber, 3;
Hoffman, 10; Richards, /; Simpson
3. Foul goals: G. Atkinson, l.
Oak Grove, II: U. Metcalf, RI: B
H. Metcalf. II; H. Carlson and E
Jerkens. C; B. Metcalf, re; r. Carl
son. lg.
Fifteenth Avenue Christian, Is
H. Thompson, lg;. Woods, rg
Henke, C; Hankinson and Levien
II; Shelter and Strauch, RI.
Summary: Field goals, U. Met
calf, 3; B. H. Metcalf. 2; Woods, /
Henke, S; Levien, 2; Shelter, 8
Strauch, l. Foal goals: B. H. Met
calf, 1; Henke, 2.
NJ. w. briggs refereed the games
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
LEGION BEHIND
iowa BOX BILL
Cedar Rapids Business Men Pledge
100000 to Aid Legionaires in
LegalixiRg Ring Sport

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Dec. 29.-One
hundred local business men
pledged $4,000 to the Hanford
American Legion post. to promote
better boxing in the event the COM
ing session of the Iowa legislature
can be induced to pass a legaliz-
ing bill.
The money is to be used as a
nucleus toward obtaining some of
the pugilist stars Of the country.
The local legion favors supervised
boxing. and it is said here that
practically every post in the state
will stand behind bill which is
to be presented in the legislature.
The legion bill will propose that
money derived from boxing, in
stead Of going to the state, be d.
verted to q fund for disabled SOL
diers. From information the legion
has been able to obtain from posrs
throughout the state, the organ
ization believes the bill stands an
excellent show Of passing.
The bill provides for the licens-
ing Of boxers and promoters and
for the appointment of commits
sion to supervise the sport.
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BASKETEERS
LOSE TO B. F. A. ON
ANDERSO SHOTS

Bloomington. ILL.,. Dec. 29.-The
wonderful basket shooting Of Earle
Anderson, former Him star, enabled
the Fans association five to take
. hard fought game from Coach
Sam Barry's Knox college quintet
1t the Bloomington high gymnas-
tum last night by the score Of SO
to 81.
Anderson's shots were all Of the
spectacular variety, while his
passing Of the ball was marvellous.
He Gagged beautiful ringers from the
field and negotiated six s1ccessful
throws from the foul line out of
eight attempts. 2
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29

Galesburg. ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Repre-
sentatiyes Of six colleges In i've
states will meet in Chicago tomor-
row to discuss the formation Of a
new interstate athletic conferences.
Scholastic standing as we'll ~ ath-
letic strength will be the basis
upon which It is planned to organ
lie the new association.
Knox. Beloit, Carleton. Coe, Wa
bash and DePauw win send repre-
sentatives to the meeting. None Of
the colleges viii withdraw from
the present state conferences, but
will play games in the interstate
conference and award champion
ships On . percentage basis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
ATHLETIC MENTORS
MEET TO REGULATE
COLLEGIATE SPORT

Chicago, Dec. 29.-Fixing of the
location and dates Of schedules OF
events Of the national track meet
will be taken up today by delegates
to the National intercollegiate
Athletic association, in conference
here. Efforts will also be made to
standardixe the requirements as to
scholarship and playing OF fresh
men in various athletics today.
tits probable that action will be
taken today regarding the forma-
ton. of middle-west intercollegi-
ate body of smaller colleges from
Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illi-
nois and Indiana.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
SPEEDY TRIALS
OF BLACK SOx'
GROVES ORDER


Chicago Dec, 4s.-The prelfm-
mary hearing for the eight Chicago
American league baseball players
and i've alleged gamblers VINO were
indicted By the Cook county grand
Jury in connection with the alleged
throwing Of games in the 1918
worlds series will b held within
three weeks and the trial will begin
shortly after, States Attorney Rob
ert e. Grove announced last night
Mr.. Grove assigned George e.
German, second assistant state 3
attorney, to handle the case and or
dered him to prepare for an immed-
late trial. Mr.. Grove refused to say
whether Hartley Replcgle, former
assistant states attorney, who han
died the grand jury investigation,
would be connected with the prose-
cution Of the indicted. men. The
grand jury, in its report, recon-
mended that Mr.. Replogle be en-
ployed as special prosecutor despite
his resignation from the states At
torney's stan.
Mr.. German said he had not had
time to 60 into the case thoroughly
but expected to devote the next few
days OF q study of the grand jury
investigation, and that he ther
would set definite dates for the bre-
liminary hearing. He refused t.
discuss the trial Of the Pacific Coast
league players, where the Judge
ruled that the throwing" Of games
was not a criminal oRense, but said
that he would ask the attorneys who
handled the prosecution Of that CASE
for the records Of it 50 that he coult
see what bearing it might nave OF
the trial Of the major league play
ers and the men charged with brib
ing them.
Eddie Cicotte, Joe jackson ant
Claude Williams confessed theil
share in the scandal to the grans
Jury, and Oscar Felsch was quote,
by newspaper reporters as comics
sing to them, but Felsch, Bucl
Weaver, "Swede" Risberg and Nc
Mullin have officially denied tina
they were guilty and and have hire,
counsel to defend them.
Jackson and williams also hay
been quoted in press dispatches q
saying they would be hack In base
ball next season." Chick Gandi
the eighth player indicted, has no
announced his plans in regard to tn
4 trial.
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Bold Passerx
GIANTS TO SPEND
MOST OF TRAINING
TRIP ON THE Road

New York, Dec. 2s.-(By United
Press.)-Part of the schedule OF
exhibition games to be played by
the New York Giants on their re-
turn from the San Antonio spring
training camp has been complet-
ed. according to Secretary John
O'Brfen.
The list Of games to date is
March - and 20, Cleveland Amer
leans, at Dallas; March Il. Fort
Worth, 1t Fort Worth: March q
and 23. Houston, at Houston;
March a. Galveston, at Galveston;
March Is, Philadelphia Athletics,
At Lake Charles, La; March Is and
n, New Orleans, 1t New Orleans.
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gained a lot Of ground for them.
Willaman is q stickler for inter-
ference. Every man is trained to
get q man. 1t has worked so per-
fectly several times this year that
the man carrying the ball has had
IN open field to run for touch
down, They made several long
hikes when they beat Scott High
Of Toledo by the ~every man get
ting his man" system.
One Whale.
The East Tech eleven will be
outweighed about % pounds to the
man when they stack up against
the Washingtonians. The only
whale on the team is "Swede" Carl
son, captain and fullback. He
weighs ITO.
Carlson's backfield running mates
are lightweights but very fast and
good pass casters and catchers.
Johnny Benin, left half, is 1874
FOUNDER. His long runs for touch
downs have been the features of
several games of the past season.
The right half, DON McFadden, car
ries 1873 pounds of weight, and is
another speed player. Quarterback
BurkoMitz' is the midget Of the
eleven. His weight is lis.
Earned Trip
Weight in the line is distributed
as follows: Center-Hardy, 145; ;
guards-Frato, IA, and Paul. 1850;
tickles- Block, 160, and Trice, 1853;
ends-Ramos, 142, and Norton
Benin, AS.
Scott High of Toledo, which made
the coast trip in 1919, was set to
get it again. But East Tech beat
the Toledo eleven in its own baili-
| wick IA to Z few weeks ago and
received the coveted invitation.
! So on New Years day both Ohio
! champion teams will be using the
same system in their respective bat
ties for national gridiron titles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
RRO0KIYN FIFE.

New York, DEC. 81, = UNITED
PrssArEfve hundred homeless
men, women and children. wrap
ped in blankets and shivering un-
der the spray OF q dozen hose lines,
watched . flre today which swept
over fve buildings in Brooklyn.
Loss was estimated at $75,0 900.
Policemen and firemen rescued
100 or more persons who had failed
to awaken at the first alarm. They
battered in doors 70 awaken two
deaf men Who had slept through
the shouts OF fleeing tenants and
the roar OF IRE apparatus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
STOPS BOXER WHO
KNOCKED OUT 8 IN
IN LAST 9 BATTLES

Terrs Hante, Ind. Dec. o.
Dick Barnett, Terre Haute's fast
lightweight knocked out Walter
Grant Of Peoria, 1t Paris, ILL.,, last
night In the third round Of the main
attraction. It was q battle while it
lasted. Grant had stopped nine
men prior to meeting Barnett. Dick
boxes frankie Hess on an all-star.
card at Terre Haute, New Years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
BY DEAN SNYDER

Cleveland, Dec. zS.-tootbaIl IL
sport OF many systems. AND sys-
tenn that WORKS ct one school can
be transplanted with equal success
to another.
It has been tried out in Ohio this
year and proven.
Ohio's two champion football
elevens will be playing for ma
donal honors in the west on New
Years day. Both used the same
sly1e OF play IN gaming pIue-nAme
o.. $50
1 1ecn nlsn Oh Cteveisno'
On,o' VIII DAttie everett !wasn:)
..., A G ~; .of tns scnoiSsuc
Wv s.,o Onlo oe..e cA..ies tne Dul.
os1 u IepIesen.lnt the %ss sao
miooie west against me Csait01 mn
bears At Pasadena, CaL' tor the
coiiesla1e pam.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
CLASH At DIRECTOPS'M MEET AVERTED
MIKE DUNDEE Is
EASY VICTOR IN
LOADMAN BOUT
fspeci,l to 1he Arxus.l

Fon Du Lac, Wis, Dec. 2s.-Dick
Loadman a Buffalo, took bad beat
ing here last right at the hands Of
Mike Dundee Of Rock Island, Dun
dee winning every round. George
Fox Of England, beat Johnny White
Of Oshkosh in the Asmi-wfndun
Both fights went 10 rounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
AKRON INDIANS
IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec 2s-The
Akron. Ohio, professional football
squad which arrived here yester-
day. today announced plans for
five games in southern California
Three probably will be played in
Los Angeles. une IN San Diego and
ono in Pasadsna, It ID said.
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KNOX FIVE MEETS
PENNINGTON QU1NT.

Galesburg, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Coach
Sam Barry's Knox college i've
journeys to Pennington, ILL.,, to-
night for game with the Farm
fngton Independents, the second
contest on the local schools vaca-
ton Transforming" schedule. The
Quincy Maroons will be played
Thursday and the L. & R. team in
Peoria Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
CENTRE IN TEXAS
TO BATTLE NOTED
HORNED FROGS II

Fort Worth, Texas. Dec. 29.-(By
United Press. THE Center college
football squad was to arrive here
today to begin . four-day workout
preparatory to its game against
Texas Christian university New
Years day.
The indicated Horned Frogs
were training hard with eye to
McMillen's long toss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
] r 5E-.1ssa-. s. ~
|Sporting JAZZ
BY HUGE COPELAND.
IANUARY JAZZ,

JANUARY JAZZ
Nov Il the time for III good mon
to come to the aid Of the New
Years party. )
After there's nothing more to
swear on ON New Years, the re-
formers viii want rs to swear on
swearing.
Adam tried to get leave of alb
sence from heaven the other day
20 he could come back to turn over
q new leaf.
The old order might be altered to
say that hell is paved with good
New Years. resolutions.
New Years celebrations this
year should be brilliant affairs
with so much mconshine.
February is the most destruc-
tive month of the year because few
New Years resolutions survive it
without being broken.
When I was a little kid l believed
that New Years Eve was pas am
nual excuse for getting up next
morning with a hangover.
Christmas trees must belong to
the animal kingdom because they
are beginning to shed their FIR all
over the parlor floor.
If you see a guy poking around
your garbage can at night don't
shoot him for a burglar. Perhaps
it's your friend trying to ascertain
why you aren't wearing his Christ
mas necktie.
Women have been proposed to As.
sist in relieving holiday posta
crushes because, it is explained
they know how to handle thu
mails.
This Is the last week of 1890
Saturday the century will have at
tanned its majority, but there an
a few reformers who do not know
it.
4 Stock report s-ys the marke
broke Christmas Eve. Probabl.
out Of sympathy with the rest o
| Us.
i New Years used to be Ney
Years but now it's only Jan. l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-29
GUAm MOBHIZES.

|ue Rock. Ark. Dec. 3s.-Re-
~ reports Of q plot to free con-
10 the state penitentiaries we're
onable for the mobilizinE Of
n,un machine gun company Of
Arkansas National Guard, &C.
@ TO statement BY Governor
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WEI SH PUTS KAYO
ON WILLIE GREEN
IN his COMEBACK

Newark. N. J., Dec. 2s.-(United
Press) Freddy Welsh. former
lightweight champion, celebrated
his return to the ring here by stop
ping Willie KID Green, Boston.
in four rounds. Green failed 70
como out for tho nth round on the
pretenDe Of q Wrenched shoulder.
Physicians pronounced him unin-
jured and, the referee declared
welsh the winner.
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ROY MOORE AND
SHARKEY READY
FOR GO TONIGHT

New York, Dec. 29.-Jack Shar-
key, New York bantamweight, will
have an opportunity tonight, in .
15-round l.ut with Roy Moore Of
st. Paul. to show whether he de-
serves q return bout with Joe
Lynch, the American bantamweight
champion. Lynch knocked out
Sharkey In a hard fought match
shortly before winning the title
from Pete Herman.
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R. W. COFFEE

UNITED b 90. eAr. noss ~
@asAses. strsigAteas aoss-eysA
sdsnoids. Treats dsafnssa.
Aesr:ns. Asad noissa eatassA.
- most eye dissasss b. . nea.
shod. He l. IN his Davenport
ne ttrse Nstieaal Bank Bldg.
seaond I'D Main stEseta. On Sat-
Taesday froa . Q. n. -
noas Dav. 7slAs--lA1v.l.
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PURDUE TO STAY
IN BIG TEN, SAYS
ATHLETIC CHIEF

Chicago, Dec. 19.-Denial Of re-
ports that Purdue university was
to be dropped from the Western
was made yesterday BY
Nelson Kellogg, director Of athlet-
les at Purdue. :.
Director kellogg said today there
was NO Foundation for the rumor,
which. he said, apparently was cir
culated in an attempt to "belittle
athletics at Purdue"
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nAT'LCONIR0L
OF BOxINe FOR
Good OF SPORT
Ch9ef Ain Under New Ceae to Sup.
press Comnerciallsm and Put
Game Wlthin Beach q Al
M HENRY L FARRKLI.


United Press Stan Correspondent
New York. Dec. 3S.-Natonal
supervision Of boxing. proposed By
the International Sporting club,
may save boxing when other means
have failed.
The Walker boxing bill. under
which boxing has nourished 20 in
New York, brushed aside all the
old stones that made TIE road
rough for the sport, but Il over
looked q fallen tree across the rath
in the distance-commerciaaNm.
Few Can AHerd Lew.
It all comes down to one very
much more important point The
sport at its best has been made
possible by the Walker bill. but AZ
the fans are saying-~what good
does 1t do us when We cant AFFORD
tho prices to see IT.
Rivalry between promoters 10
causing such immense purses for
boxers that the freight has to be
paid some place and the fans are
being asked to do It.
Richard WOnderu,
Tex Richard, premier New York
promoter. says:
| "Why is it that boxers who will
work outside the state TOR 81. 200
want $4,000 from met"
Other promoters say:
! "Rickard offers them Thousands
and we have only hundreds"
| The boxers are playing both
ends against tho middle and they
are cashing in.
Hilless Attitade.
! Governor-elect Miller, Il ID nm
derstood will make it one Of his
first moves in once to amend the
boxing bill 90 that the sport will
be put in the reach Of the little
fellows" for whom Il Was originally
intended.
The International Sporting club
has called . meeting Of delegates
from IS boxing states" here for
Jan. 10 II aad Il. Tho club will
tempt to form Q working agree
ment between the IL states that
will amount literally to supeTvis-
ion Of the game.
| To Curb Big Purses.
The 6rst thing the club win rec
ommend will b the curbing Of i'm
mense purse1 and the adoption VI
football and baseball prices at the
gate. Notion pictures Of bouts also
Twill be prohibited.