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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
PLAN BOXING BODY
TO GOVERN NATION
Many States Will Send Dele
gates to New York Meet
ing Next Month.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Forma-
ton of national body 10 govern
and control professional boxing viii
be undertaken IN this city next
month. DELEGATES appointed by the
governors Of rs states viii convene
at the hes dquartcrs OF the Interna-
tiCnal Sporting club on Jan. 10. II
and u. Dur uE the three-day con
ference the foundation for a nation
FL Organization viii be laid and
rules and regulations for the stand
ardiZation OF boxing throughout the
United states established
The new association, which viii
absorb the army. rayy and civilian
board of boxing control. OF which it
is really a Development. viii be for
med by carefully selected and ofti-
cially appointed DELEGATES from the
following states: New YORK, Ohio.
Pennsylvania. Massachusetts. Mary
land. New jersey. Connections. Col
orddo. Wisconsin, Montana, Mime
sofa. Oregon, West Virginia, Louis
lana, Washington, Fioride, Tennes-
see and oklahoma.
Legal states Represented.
This group represents almost al
Of the states where boxing is legal
lied. TCXing is permitted i'm several
other states under what WdN be
termed local option, but those which
viii be represented by officially app
pointed delegates Will be the ones
TO take the initial steps i'm the for
iaItion of the new national govern
ing body
The conference is The elimination
of more than six months of CORES
pCndance and in some eases person
N f.r lot he ia l.
OF tie International Sporting clue
and the governors Of the states
which Will dclcgatc representatives
70 the meeting. Each delegate VIII
have the written authority To rep
resent his state in the conference
and 10 act for the same in the ror-
nation of the organization which
| Will not be named until the confer
ence legirs. The delegates also
viii have the power TO return To-
thoir respective states after the
conference, with the idea Of having
the necessary changes made i'm tne
/ legislative rules SO that all viii gov
crn boxing under the rules 20 bc
adopted 10y the new organization.
Standlrdlzc Rules.
In discussing the project with tho
/ Associated Press. William A. Gavin
managing director Of the Intcrna-
/ tional Sporting club stated that Il,
was the intention OF the delegate
{ TO Standardizo Tic boxing rules for
each and every state. To adopt /"
/ joint agreement 10 bar any deliD-
quent or offending boxer i'm al.
/ states il suspended by the natiunl
[ association and to compel cham
/ piors to defend their titles nj roas-
( ora bic, GNeG intervals or forfeit tho
/ title. 1t is also the intention cf
those Interested 10 advocate the alb
clifton of the huge purses which
| have recently been offered for box
/ ing matches as discrediting boxip-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
Richard Plans MiddleWe9ht And FedflerWei9ht T

men they have seen. when they get
their first look AT the champion. Tho
odds may fall Of"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28

clean. wholesome. humane and tr
elevate DC to tho plane su|uErI .r
other sports and T.stues
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
Europe to Hare Big Auto
Entry at Indianapolis

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Eur1pe is
planning her greatest invasion OF
the American speedway auto tracks
in 1921. according 20 information
received by the Automobile Club Of
America. Entry blanks have al
ready been receiv ed by all the
prominent French. British and tai
ian pilots for the indianapolis 600
mile sweepstakes next memorial
day. As the Automobile Club OF
France recently adopted the piston
displacement OF 1S3 cubic inches
samC as the American regulations.
"a larger number of French cars will
be eligible TO compete.
Tie British Sunbeam, the French
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
americans FdUOriteS IN
Darts Cup Tennis Play

AUCKLAND. y =. Dec. a.
Play for the Davis cup will start
here Tuesday with the American
ana Australian teams playing of the
challenge round. The American
team consisting Of William T. Til
den, British and American national
champion. and William NJ Johnston
is rated the favorite over the Aus
tralian cup holders represented by
Gerald L. Patterson and Normel
Brooks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
" eSfminSter Basketball
Team Loses by Forfeit

The Westminster team in the Sun
day school basketball league for
feited it's game with the Baptist
team Monday night at the Y. NJ. G.
G.. gymnasium.
In the two games played. Grace
NJ. e won from Zion Evangelical
by a score of Is to and ST. Paul
defeated First Presbyterian TO T..
There viii be no games in the
senior division Tuesday or Thurs
day nights, according 10 announce
ment made Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
O'DOWD Is AFTER
ANOTHER CHANCE
TO REGAIN TITLE
It. Paul Boxer May Force Viii
son Out of "Bomb-proof
-kilbane Wanted.
By HFNRY 4. FARRELL.

united Press SH0 Correspondent
NEW YORK. Dec 27.-Tex RICK
ard who has staged parade " two
championship fights iu a row. mag
soon get the Two n0n-uEhtng cham
piCns into action.
Tac two Johns. KIbane and Will
son. WHO have almost forced the Hs-
Iirants for The featherweieht and
miidIewelsht championship TO GO
no work FOR "a uriuE. are stirring in
their bomb proofs
Erhaue practically has been
matched 10 defend his title in the
garden on Washington birthday.
Tho Cleveland Irishman. hovevsr.
Ia not taken n terrible chance. Is
hie opponent viii Doe Johnny Ee.s-
Ter the son Of John. the Barber.
il the deal goes through.
O'Dowd Rampant.
Johnny Wilson viii defend mis-
middleweieht title or forfeit the
crown according 20 the baIiuick Of
Mike O'Dowd. tine former champion.
Tho ST. Paul frishman threatens
20 claim the title If the Boston Itll-
ian continues 20 sit iu the dusOut.
fondline his regal ropes.
Rlckard has made continual ef-
forts TO get Wilson "a bout. but the
cha mpion most recent excuse Us
that he's out of condition.
outside OF the Benny Leonard
Richie Mitchell fight here Jan. I .
for devastated France and q cool
$50. 600 between them. boxing bugs
arc still talking about the DempseE-
Brennan affair.
Many OF tho experts turned uu
their noses NJ the champions show
O'Rourke is one who believes that
Dempsey proved himself more of q
champion than he was considered
before
we never know before that bout
that Dempsey could go over a dis
ttnce and we never knew that he
could take q punch" O'Rourke said
on his return from q tour Of Europe
seeking amateur talent
Georges still FavOritc
1T seems TO me that the main
purpose Of n fight is 90 get the bet
ter of your opponent and Dempsey
did that"
O'RoUrke observed I'm London
chat Georges Carpenter lost none Of
hie prestige when Frank Moran fin
i-Eod Joe Beckett I'm two rounds.
.'Tne British figure that 81 took
Moran. considered just as good ms
ppup~ev twice "a long 10 put out
dee English champion az il took
ttraeutier Therefore the French
man is twice as good as the cham
nIor." ne said.
In Paris tho supporters Of Car
pcltier are willing To wager two %
one that he VIII beat Dempsey and
lr England nc IS the fdvorite at fvg
O. four
They have never seen Demp-
sew ne said They rate tde en-
tire American heavyweight class on
2 mar with the few second string
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28

PeugcOt and Ballot and the Italian
Fiat are considered sure entries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28

and to work for admission prices e
reasonable amount 90 an matches.
as is the case I'M football. baseball.
and other sports Cf a national char
acter Ii is proposed 10 stop the
mining OF boxing bouts as harmful
10 the sport The new organization
also viii co.. operate with the ration
al boxing bodies or other nations
with the idea of having one inter,
national code for the governing OF
boxing IN order 10 make the sport
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
athletics Sell BurruS
To Columbus 4. A. Team

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Dick
Burrus. first baseman recruited by
the Philadelphia American league
club from Columbia, :. c.. two
years ago, has been sold outright to
the Columbus club of the American
association, it was announced Mon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28

TT Wayne. were seriously injured.
The bodies of Richards and Rine
were carried into the Elkhart sta
ton nearly a mile away on the en-
CINE pinot before the tragedy was
discovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
DeOro Challenges Hoppe
For Three Cushion Game

NEW YORK, Dec. 27. Willie
Hopes ambitions in the three
cushion line have drawn rise out
Of Alfred DeOrC, former three
cushion champion and pocket BIZ
lard champion. Statements that
Hoppe is just as good at the three
cushion game as AT balk line bill
lizards prompted DeOro 10 challenge
Hoppe for an exhibition match.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
TWO KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTO
Bristol, Ind, Men Victims of
Accident at Elkhart-
Two Injured.
Special to News Times

Special 10 NeWs-Itmes:
ELKHART. Ind. Dec. 27.-Two
persons were killed here last night
when an automobile was struck by
"a New York Central passenger train
on a grade crossing near the edge
of the city.
The dead are Franklin 3. Rich
ards, age SO. of Bristol, Ind, and
his son-in-law. Charles Rine. age 23.
also of Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richards. of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28
CASEY TO COACH.

ALLIANCE. o.. Dec. Eddie
Casey captain Of the 1918 Harvard
football team. Monday signed r.
coach the Mount Union college foot
ball SQUAD for three wears BE
coached Mount Union this season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-28

day by Manager Connie Mack. He
added that it was straight cash
transaction. no other players figur-
ing i'm the deal
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20

Dol and colors of the society.
Miss Elmer proved herself charm
ing toastmistress. and those present
were at times amused or awed by the
wit and wisdom of those who gave
the following toasts:
Ameipsis, Mr.. Packenham.
Is, DR.. Boone
A Friend, Miss Shoemaker
Black and White, Mr. -Hayman.
Mr.. Hayman. Miss Augur.
Owls. Miss Hine.
The Partheneum forum was organ
lied two years ago and is girl de-
batting society In that short time
their members have distinguished
themselves and brought honor to the
society both in Grafton and debate.
Their ability as entertainers stands
unchallenged Those present were:
Dr. and Mrs. Boone. Mr.. and Mrs
Blatchley, Mr. and Mrs. Hayman, the
Misses, Hine. Gartin. Bright. Hail.
Flemmons, Elmer, Augur, McCor-
mick. Shoemaker, Rudy. Wilmarth
and Nichols. and the Messrs James
Boone. Salmon. Jester, Packenham.
Tolles. Grocthe, Pittenger and Pol
lard.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20
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COLLEGE NOTES =

Donald Jenkins has been working
at Middleton for. the past week
Jake Matter left college for the
farm last week
Tuesday night the first stage re-
hcrsal Of the opera Robin Hood will
be held at Sterry hall The two glcc
Clubs and the principles have been
working separately on the opera for
some time May 9TH has been set as
the date for the presentation of this
treat.
Harold Jester q manage for
Founders day has announced plans
for that annual affair which give us
every reason to believe that May l4th
viii see the best founders day since
the custom was started
At meeting OF the student body
Thursday, Mary Miller 81 was I'M
animously reelected Coyote editor
At the same meeting the students un-
animously endorsed the appointment,
by the board of directors Of Harold
Hawkes.. y for business manager.
These officers will have charge of the
paper throughout the coming year
Miss Miller who is the present editor
has enlarged the paper this year TO
double its former size. With the ad-
vantage of this years experience, cot
pied with the well known business alb
ility of Mr.. Hawkes. the Coyote fares
the coming year with the brightest
prospects in its history.
The Parthcneum forum held its
annual banquet Friday evening April
10th at Blatch1ey hall A most de-
lightful five course dinner was serv-
ed, musical number being rendered
between courses by the Misses Uldine
Gartn and Alta Elmer. two of the
talented members Of the society The
tables were decorated with sweet
peas and purple pansy tied with a
bit of gold ribbon, completing the
college colors, was placed beside each
plate.
The place. cards were paper owls, in
black and white representing the sym
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20

ltv,a't been Jealous of you. Wonder
l. hu we ihoughl, for you go with
!, uafe ~ mu,h and you hear SO much
., ri th,N have TO say, always be-
ing I ~ aS you are with other words
Il ~ cha,,~r."
: ~ said Wan,lcrful. II understand.
i"uA,' never gone back on your
T., ne, NsuNr always meant the
49, .hiaG,, Nuu've been fine to
hrSp !rur aug.cS and to be beautiful
.l'u -ors> ~ sul glorious.
=. al r"n n e,in't feel badly because
y"n h;,enf ar,t ven much attention
aud hrcuu>c you haven't been used
much lately, ie1ple have got into
The habit al saying everything is won
derful.
Really and truly I've been worked
to death. don't like to be worked SO
hard. l really and truly don't get
tired. and yet have to be ready when
they want me. I'm just jumping from
one to another and sometimes I'm half
With ono and half with another at the
same time.
"But you keep on being Beautiful
and Gorgeous and Glorious, for you
ne three lovely words and Wonderful
get along without YOU"
~Ah, WONDERFUL" said Beautiful.
.you do cheer ~ up. Yes. you are
AID they al laughed as they saw
what Q useful. fitting. wonderful word
{ really Waol
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20
DADDYJ EVENING
8k]{A!!RlY TALL
VA ~ nar1 Graham
~ beMner ezzx
THE woRos.


TITS Q great shame" said Beauti-
ful.
"Still. you're happy, aren't your
asked Gorgeous.
ITO BE- sure" said Beautiful; "but
! would like q little more attention.
That Ii why I've tried to be such u
nice word all these years and have
tried to stand for somethIng-well
something pretty and lovely and gor-
ssous and everything else which
makes up something which In beauti-
full"
And" said Gorgeous. II can feel
the same way a. you do. For I've
tried to be q magnificent word. I've
tried to be such q nice word"
80 have l." said Glorious. "I've
tried to be such a nice word"
"What 10 the matterr asked Won
dsrful. "What are you all talking
aboutf
TT 10 hard to teu you what have
been talking about, or what l have
been thinking about" said Beautiful,
because don't want to hurt your
feelings, and don't want you to think
I'm Jealous"
do tell me-" said Wonderful. "Per-
haps I can help you"
Lets tell Wonderful" said Cor
seous.
yes. lot NJ tell Wonderful" said
Glorious.
NTNo - vP,,l
"Well," said Gorgeous, ''as Beauti-
ful spoke first. perhaps 1t would be
q good thing for Beautiful to tell the
story.
won't you tell 1t. Beautifull Won't
you tell what you thought was
great shame, and what you still doubt
less think Is . great shame2"
"Yes," said Beautiful, II will. For,
after all. you cheered me up by asking
me II. In spite Of all. I still was not
happy. And I am happy. am just
a little upset that am not better
thought Of and that people don't like
me better"
Explain It all to Wonderful" said
Glorious. I'VE must tell Wonderful
what we've been thinking and not say
anything behind Wonderful's back we
wouldn't say to Wonderful's face"
"Ah, that is our nice. good, sunny
bright, Glorious speaking" said Beau
tIful. Eyes, will tell Wonderful
everything, for think you words I'M
dcrstnnd what | mean now. don't your"
u think we do" said Gorgeous,
FOR we began to talk before Won
drrful came to talk. Wonderful Is al
MANS So busy and doesn't have SO
iaurh t;me to talk
".fs. we understand" said Glorious.
1 40 last explain to Wonderful"
"lcr see" said Beautiful, we've
ell 'ctH feeling rather badly that no
"nr use, us. You see, we're always
trying Ia live MP Ia our names. We're
ai"9ys llNin" to be beautiful and gor-
/: 'n~ nd glorious.
we Gua't Try Ia he mean or hOrrid
ar Wy. nj we've been feeling badly
hc 'aUSc ~ nar q iaed to like us We
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20

A candidate for Parliament had for
an hour been vainly trying to capture
the interest of his audience. At last
he made a desperate bid for It.
What are the so-called patriots
at present in the House," he yelled
"Humbugs every one of them. Para
sites of party. pledge myself to no
party. Rather would l write across
my forehead To Let"
And below it." came cold voice,
'unfurnished.'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20

The rural resident picked out .
soft chair in the hotel lobby. Beside
it was bright and shining brass
cuspidor. He shifted his eating to-
bacco from side to side and expec.
torated from time to time, shooting
all around the cuspidor but never
hitting it. Finally he called a passing
bell boy.
Son." he said you better move
that thing. I'm liable to spit on i,
in minute"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-20

Mlediroetod Concentration.
TIN afraid that boy Of ours lacks
concentration."
"Oh, he has concentration enough.
only instead OF using It on the work
he has to do he conceatrates upon how
70 escape doing r.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-06
FIRST TO SEE ADVANTAGES OF8
CYLINDER AUTO ENGINE, COLE is
STILL ADDING NEW IMPROVEMENTS

During the past year. agencies for
four automobiles never before repre-
sented in Pendleton, have been estab-
lished. They are the Winton and
Haynes cars, handled by the Umatilla
Auto Company, and Liberty and Bris-
coe cars, for which the w. II. Walling-
ford Company has the agencies.
Several new automobile firms have
been added to automobile row inthis
city during the past year. Among
them is the Ellis-Schiller Company.
which has the agency for Dodge cars,
and which is to occupy a new build
ing on the corner of Main and Water
streets.
Another new firm is the w. II.
Wallngford Company. agents for Lib
erty and Briscoe cars. While the firms
is the newest one in Pendleton, 1t is
connected with the prominent Port
land firm of the same name. The
Wallingford Company expects to Sc
cure quarters in the new Elks build
ing, corner of Court and Garden
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-06
Four Miles Toward
Waitsburg Awarded
to Concrete People
WalIa WaIIa Hears That Inland
Empire Highway Contract
Has Been Let at Approx
mate Cost of $135,29

News OF the awarding of the con-
tract for Approximately four miles OF
the Inland Empire highway from
Walla Walla towards Waitsburg has
been received by It. o. Webster of the
Tri-State Auto club at Walla Walla.
The contract was given to ]. A. Gudgell
& Co., of Kalispell. for $135,291.96,
or approximately $33,S22.74 a mile.
The road will be of concrete and 20
feet in width. The price includes
grading and culverts.
The work under the bids let March
1, must be completed by September 1.
1920, according to information given
out yesterday from the office of the
district highway engineer in Walla
Walla.
The bids on second section will be
let March 90, 1t was stated. Included
in this contract will be the steel bridge
which carries the railroad over the
highway near Ruroker, which will add
to te cost per mile.
The bids received were upon a unit
basis, but the cost per unit was not
known at the office of the district
engineer. so the relative cost of grad
ing and culverts and surfacing could
not be determined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-06

| streets.
Paige and Oakland cars are sold by
the Umatilla Motor Sales Corporation
They will also occupy a new building
on College street.
The Blue Mountain Motors Com
pany, which has the agency for Elgin
cars, is another firm which has been
established in Pendleton during the
past year.
An automobile accessory store was
recently established by Bentley &
Rinehart. on Alta street. Mr.. Bentley
was formerly with McCook G. Bentley
implement dealers. and Mr.. Rinehart
was formerly with the Pendleton Auto
Company. Both are experienced busi-
ness men.
Within the past year the Howell
Swift company was formed. with the
agency for the Blackstone and Canton
cord tires. Among the new service
stations is the modern one recently
established by Charles Belts and
known as the Highway Service Station.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-06
MICHIGAN CITY SHOWS PREFERENCE FOR FLINT made carr
DETROIT, CENTER OF INDUSTRY,
BUYS 927 DORTS TN YEAR-ONLY
TWO OTHER MAKERS EXCEED MARK


Dctroit-thes motor wise--boueht
"27 bort cars Last year. This is the
tb!IC largest number of retail sales ~
b the hub of the industry.
In the good old days when ST. T.ouIs
put o. X. on a special Srew OF beer
men in other parts of the country
who INDUCED considered that good
enough for them. When Chic lso
feeds on certain meat products the
rest OF the country goes to the same
counter. II flour Is most popuar
In Minneapolis is is high time for the
housewife to pick that brand.
And SO on down the line where
they produce most, fence know mcat
atout commodity there LIS no use ac-
cepting something just as good"
Detroit is the most scrupulous buyer
OF motor cars on the market. There
are cause of cases made In that city
which the people would not have, for
civic pride cuts no ice with the buyer
of the wolverine metropolis when he
Is after a passenger car. He knows.
re Is rot to be bluffed with another
car no matter how brillian. the argu-
ment Of the salesman, how clever the
advertising. He is the JOHNNY wise of
buyers. and when you sell him any,
thing but the best you have the right
to stick out your chest and tell where
to hang the badge.
So to beat all of the outside cars and
all but two of the "inside" cars in the
Detroit market is an achievement.
The two cars that putstripped the
bort are leaders In quantity produce
tion. One OF them has always been the
biggest seller in the world and the |
other one Is related to 1t. for the
makers are graduates of the factory |
which first raced past the million
mark in output.
Flint, where tho Dorts are made. is
seventy odd miles from Detroit, and is
one of the great motor car centers of
the country. with greater production
in proportion to its population than
anv other city.
The Dort factory is the outgrowth
Of an established business which ante
dates motor transport. logical evolu-
ton In the hands of men who read the
fnture and laid plans accordingly.
That their basic ideas correct and
method of manufacturing and of doing
business are right needs no stronger
proof than the choice of so many bort
rars by residents of the city where the
brains of the automobile industry are
to be cornered.