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Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
BY RoBERTL. RIPLEY

The old boy who was hooted and | footed out of town last week has over l looked a few In the excitement. Old | Pop Time is a reliable old cuss and | usually makes good on everything and l everybody. However, there are a num- Der of defiant figures in the sport | world that Pop hasn't been able to lay | a finger on
 Norman E. Brookes, the great Aus tralian tennis star, has just finished a game effort in behalf of the An tipodes against the youthful Tilden and Johnston in the Davis cup tournament. Brookes. well past 40 years of age, was able to carry Tilden to extra games and set, Tilden winning 23 games and Brookes 22. Forty is an unusually old age for an exponent of such an active and violent game as tennis. However, Brookes played as we'll this time as he did 15 years ago, when he defended the cup against a team of American invaders.
 Only last summer did we have the pleasure of watching the greatest golfer that ever lived play in this coun- try. Harry Vardon, who is now 51 years of age, toured America in com pany with that other grand veteran, Ted Ray, and showed wonderful form Ray winning the American open championship. Vardon made his first II trip to this country 20 years ago, and on that occasion won the American open title himself. Twenty years seems to have made little change in his golf ing ability. Taylor and Braid are also past the half century mark-but worthy rivals still.
 In a number of weeks the bah teams will start south again-and SC will Leon Amesl This will be old Red s' xzr44l Nnte in 1908. And his fiery dome is still unbowed.
 George Paskert, outfielder, with the Cubs. Is older in years but not in service. Paskert is 4o-the oldest play CT in the big leagues. He is one year older than Ames.
 Ty Cobb Is beginning his seventeenth season-and looks good for many more. Eddie Collins starts his sixteenth year; Konetcy begins his fifteenth. So do Merlsle, Milan, Paskert and Walter Johnson-and Babe Adams is 3s years old.
 Your uncle Bobby, who won another pennant for Brooklyn last year, Is 5S years old and growing younger and tougher every day.
 Sam Langford, the ancient tar-baby of the ring, is still waddiing about the country exchanging blows for cash money. Than Is older than he admits past forty anyway-and is now fight
 ing his twentieth consecutive season
 inside the ropes. Old Jim Flynn, the
 veteran fireman of Pueblo, fights once - in a while, and so does old Jack CTwin)
 Sullivan, who was fighting 25 years
 ago. Jack Britton is champion after ie 5 years of service. "Pop'' Time seems to
 be afraid to touch this bunch.
 Pat Mcdonald won again at the
 Olympic games, and big te-haired D good -natured Pat Is over fifty. Frank
 Kramer, the greatest of the cyclists
 Is 42 years old, but rode in the last b six-da race. Pop Geers has been driv-
 ing rOtters and pacers for the last 4
 years-and still going strong. Norva - Baptie, who makes various claims or 5 the Ice, is well past forty and stil
 skating.
 But Pop Time will get 'em yet!
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
CLOSE MATCHES
 FEATURE FIRST
 HANDICAP GULF
 PLAY IF MONTH

Some very close matches figured in Sundays monthly handicap play at the Country club. This competition has created considerable interest in the game and Lewis Scott club pro, ex poets to have at least five flights next month. The matches will be good training for the club championship play which will probably take place within the next two months. M Sundays matches were played off with the following results:
 First Flight pf BRnnlster defeated T. K. Dun- h..f and 8. L IE Chalmers defeated A. c. Mo- 1ffiIan tWo up. D. fNnhar defeated G. E. Goodrich thre8 up.
 II. q Jeasoup defeated A H. Stone by default
 Second Flight R. IL. Sloan defeated Fen s. Hildreth. R. R. Brownfield defeated T. Dunbar one up goth hole. c. A. stauffer defeated H. L. Allen two up.
 II. Thompson defeated W. Bennett three up.
 Third Flight r. Barrows defeated l.. 8. Keeler three up.
 P. Bennett defeated W. p. Ferguson four up.
 F. winship defeated c. F. Ainsworth one up.
 II. B. Atha defeated G. N. Dsrnier one up.
 Fourth Flight d. J. J. Halloran defeated E. Lobit ( bnd 5.
 Roy Murray defeated B. B. Mccar three up.
 P. J. Merithew defeated F. stahl by default.
 H. Stevenson defeated J. Jongan on, up goth hole.
 The following parings arc scheduled for the coming week:
 First Flight Dr. Canister vs. l.. II. Chalmers D. Dunbar vs. H. J. Jessoup.
 Second Flight R. 10. Sloan vs. R. R. Brownfield. c. A. Stauffer vs. IT. Thompson.
 Third Flight F Barrows vs. Paul Bennett r. Winslip vs. IT. B. Altha-
 Fourth Flight J. J. Halloran vs. Roy Murray r. J. Merithew vs. Fl. Stevenson. These matches can be played off q any time before January IT.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
Zbyzko Sprains Ankle;
 Last Nighfs Bout Off

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 CHICAGO, Jan. 10-The finish wrestling match between Stanislous Zbyczlko and Renat Gardini, Italian heavyweight champion, scheduled to be decided here tonight, was called off today. Zbyszko suffered a sprained ankle while in training and will be unable to wrestle for several days.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
InternationaI Sport
 Contests Look Bright
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 NEW YORK, Jan. 10--On interna- tional intercollegiate sporting contest in this country next spring appears certain as the result of the Cornell Uni versity cross country team trip to England. Word to this effect was brought back to Manager McGovern and Trainer Jack Moalxley, who arrived today with the seven Cornell runners who competed against the Oxford Cambridge university team at Roe hampton, England, December 30.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
MINORS CREATE BOARD TO RULE
 INTER -LEAGUE
 CHAMP P|ONSHIPS
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 CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-The National Association of Minor Leagues today adopted several amendments to its constitution. including one designed to stamp out gambling and game throw ing and another creating a board of control to supervise post-season inter league games.
 Work of revising the constitution was not finished and will be the first business when the club owners re- convene tomorrow. No action was taken concerning the proposal to join with the majors in signing a new na tional agreement, that matter being left until the minor league drafting committee meets with the majors com ln!clse tomorrow. The president Of the association was given the respoH- sibility of seeing baseball in the mir ors kept free from the influence Of gamblers. An amendment to the con stitution was adopted directing him to take any steps ad yisable to inyesu- gate gambling.
 The board which will control tho Nlittle world series between the minor leagues after the regular season will be composed of three men. with the presi- dent of the association as chairman An attempt to pass an amenomenl providing 5 per cent of the receipts oi these games should be paid to the as sociation to be used in raying the sal ary of the president and the paying of other expenses was defeated. The association also authorized its president to negotiate with heads oi industrial and Independent leagues
 with a view to entering signed agree ments with them which would protec the organized clubs in the oWnersnli 1 of players.
 | Virtually all fines for players ant clubs for violating rules were increased and the minor leaguers tomorrow WI vote on a proposal to change the sal ary limits.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
American Flag Must Not Be Worn By Hub
 Boxing Participants

BOSTON, Jan. 1o-wearing of the American flag by boxers appearing in bouts in Massachusetts Is prohibited in a ruling announced today by the state boxing commission. The ruling was made at the request of the American Legion. The commission also requested that boxers refrain from making re- ligious signs in the ring.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
BENEDIcTIoN

By Edmund Vance Cooke Just a word, fellow sinners, while all
 of us stand As the meetings dismissed;- 1t is just as good exercise shaking a
 hand As in shaking a fist. The mills of the gods grind our errors And our truth is their grist, Yet it's just as good exercise shaking
 a hand As in shaking a fist. A skull which is solid is seldom tre-
 banned So delusions persist, But it's just as good exercise shaking
 a hand. As In shaking a fist. We may not know just how the cosmos
 is planned, Or the neighbors subsist, But we know man is wiser in shaking
 a hand Than in shaking a fist. The demagogue speaks and we bring
 out the band, While the prophet is hissed Yet still choose your exercise shaking
 a hand.
 Not fin shaking a fist. The wise withered lips of the sibyi are banned,
 And the harlot's are kissed. Yet still let us exercise shaking a hand. Not in shaking a fist. ! The burr and the Burbank both spring from the land, Yet we still must Insist ! It is just as good exercise shaking a hand Az in shaking a fist
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Sometimes. they take a layoff and then come back Norval Baptie, who retired in 1918 as the professional skating champion of the world, re- gently showed his heels in two out of three races against Don Baker, chaI- lenger.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
Iys Jess upon lis farmJ

Says Jess upon his farny sAnd wind the ropes with cotton pads So tumbles cannot harm. ~And pad the posts with wooIen quilts,
 To soften every whack That ] may get when in the ring,
 Fer ! am coming back"
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
LelDis And Caddock
 WresfIe January 24
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 NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Ed "Strangler'' Lewis, worlds champion catch-as- catch-can wrestler, will defend his title against Earl Caddock. a former cham pion, in a one-fall finish match here January 24. it was announced tonight
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
Bob Fitzsinlnlons, Jr.
 Defeats John Burke
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 PITTSBURG, Jan. 10-Bob Fitzsim- mons, IT,. won the decision in his 10- round bout tonight with John Burke of Pittsburg. former amateur champion in the heavyweight division.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Bantam Champ Joe Lynch Is the son of moving man. This doesn't mean pictures.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
LEFT FEARFUL

There may be several fellows
 ! can't lick among my crowd But one | ean,' says Wilson John, "ls this bird--Mike O'Dowd.'
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Life ls Just one kayo after sn- other to Jack Sharkey.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
RIGHT FEARFUL

"Just let them make an offer,"
 Says the champ in accents loud, And if they'll let me pick my man,
 Twill be this bird-O'Dowd."
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

More than 300 trapshooters will be competing for s13.00O worth of prizes at Pinehurst, N. C.. the middle of January.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
MOTHERS UNCONSCIOUS JOKE

(From the Boston Transcript
 Jock-And what did the old lady say when she entered the room and found her plump daughter sitting in your lap2
 Tom-sho remarked that I had taken a great deal on myself.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Boston has a million dollar skating rink, the arena covers S7.000 square feet. That ought to be enough to fall down on.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Of the 2.24s.00O hunting licenses is- sued fin the United States during 1920, Pennsylvania leads the way with S95,0OO.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
AT LAST

Wife-Haye you had successful Henry?
 Professor-Yes. dear-I got central Cartoons Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Because women in Toncalla, Oregon. were elected to fiu every political of flee in the town. an the men of the town council resigned in a body.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Dallas people are curious. The city will give the world champion Indians s7500 just to stick around and enter tain them next spring.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Lynch knocked Sharkey for his first goal. Then a chap by the name of Roy Moore subs for Memphis Pal and knocks him for another goal. Score Two goals.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

No-hit, no-run Walter has sent Clark Griffith his signed scroll for 1921. The kink In the CoffeyvilIe kids wing has unkinked itself. This will be bad news to American League sluggers.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Princess Anikegi. of the Cherokee tribe. has taken up aviation with the view Of becoming the first of her race lo win a flytsg bGsnse.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

competing for S13,O00 worth of prizes at Pinehurst, N. C., the middle of January.
 Boston has a million dollar skating rink, the arena covers S7,0o0 square feet. That ought to be enough to fall down on.
 Of the 2.24s00O hunting licenses is- sued fin the United States during 1920, Pennsylvania leads the way with S95000
 Dallas people are curious. The city will give the world champion Indians s7500 just to stick around and enter tain them next spring
 Lynch knocked Sharkey for his first goal. Then a chap by the name of Roy Moore subs for Memphis Pal and knocks him for another goal. Score two goals.
 No-hit, no-run Walter has sent
 Clark Griffith his signed scroll for
 1921. The kink in the CoffeyvilIe
 kids wing has unkinked itself.
 This will be bad news to American League sIussers. 2 The value of distance may aid the J lllcHua oA OtiuPaeN No tl6du up Wnen he meets to scratch Georges off his , list. By the way people of France figure odds they don't seem to think the Salt Lake kid has much besides a ymile.
 i, De Gro challenges Hoppe. Who'll
 be the first to say, "Hoppe risks
 title" lt can't be done. 'I want to prove that I'm better man than when I made that big mis VI take of my life-the Willard fight" SC yays Jack Johnson.
 Just eight months more and Johnson will walk out of Leavcnworth prison { free man Wonder who'll be Che heavy weight champion he'll have tO fightf
 MOTHERS UNCONSCIOUS JOKE
 (From the Boston Transcript
 Jacls-And what did the old lad say when she entered the room ant found her plump daughter sitting Il your lap2
 Tom-shc remarked that had takel rrrarF Tanr Hrf myself
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Dc Orc challenges Hoppe. Who'll be the first to say, "Hoppe risks title" lt can't be done.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

Just eight months more and Johnson will walk out of Lcavcuworth prison a free man Wonder who'll be the heavy weight champion he'll have to fight?
Arizona republican., 1921-01-11

'T want to prove that I'm a better man than when I made that big mis- take of my llfe-the Willard fight" So yays Jack Johnson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
CoTFIANZA

CON ENTERAs coNFLANZA Es.
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DE BELLo. CO BELLo. $40 WEST
1S4 ST. NEW YORK CITY, NY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
Un veto pOr nuestfO honor

En- poder de nuestro Gobernador in
terino Sc encuentra la Ley mas alb
surda que ha podido hacer nuestra Le-
gislatura. En- sus ultimos momentos y
como guiados por un gran compromise,
dc ur plu-nazo, esa Legislature que re
presenta al pueblo. lie quita la autono-
mia sus Representatives y reconcentra
esos poderes EN- I'll Comisionado que nj
siquiera es nombrado por nosotros. FL
pals entero esta la expectativa de la
actuaci6n del Gobernador. El Goberna-
dor tiene treinta dias para pensar ID
que lie dicte su entendimierto y su con-
ciencia pero Sc acerca el mOmento de
llegar el Gobernador americana y seria
I'm orgullo para nosotros que sea un ma
two quien nos ensefie a respetar los de-
rechos del pueblo, que lie demuestre a
los continentales, que estamos prepara-
dos para el gobierno, propio; y no es-
perar que venga Mr. Riley a ''vetar"
una Ley propia de los dominios de Gui-
llerno segundo: digo Guillermo Sc
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gundo, porque TO solamente es un alta
que Ia autonomia de los pueblos, que
co ntanto honor nos lego la Legislature
pasada. sinO que impone a los munici-
pios la onerosa contribution de un seis
por ciento de su presupuestO para pa
gar a un empleado que no nombra, y
81, para investigar algun cabrito que se
sacrifca o alguna letrina que Sc vaya
a construir; pues todo 10 demas respec-
to Sanidad Sc lie desconsolida a los
Comisionados de Benefcencia, que SON
medicos, para ponerlo en- Las prOfanas
manos Zen Higiene) de los ccnisionados
dc Servicio P1blico.
La actuaci6n de la Legislature no Ia
sido otra, que centralizar el poder de
nombrar un empleado. 10 demuestra
que NADIA hara Ia enmienda en- bsneficiO
de la salud del pueblo; pues sin ia en-
mienda, la Sanidad municipal estaba
"controlada" por la Sanidad Insular,
por medic de sus Inspectores medicos
de distritos, por medic de Ia resoluci6n
de la Legislature en- casos de epidemia,
por medic del "Acta organica". .GQue
Sc ha hecho entonces7 Atropellar la an-
tonomia de los pueblos. Pedimos mas
gobierno propio diariameute, y euando
hemos conseguido una autonomia, ann-
que sea local, demostramos a nuestros
legislatures que no estamos preparados,
cuando nuestra misma Legislature tiene
que arrebatarnOs Ia poquita de que go
zamos.
81 el GobiernadOr, por desgracia. fir
mara esa Ley, que "vetandola' 10 col
maria de gloria, empezaria a regir a los
noventa dias despues de su aprobaci6n,
5C6mo podran los municipics arreglsr
un presupuesto que va esta en- vigor?
Sacrifcando a sus empleados NAL retri-
buidos en- los pueblos pequefos7 IQue-
reis injusticia mas colosal7 En- sus ma
nos, honorable Gobernador pOrtorriqre-
no, esta nuestro honor. y en- usted con-
fiamos.
CLARITo.
Guayanillas, julio II.
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La nuerte esta cerca cuandO eI
higadO no tEabaia.

FL higado es el 6rgano que destruye las
materiaS venenosas que Sc forman durante
la digestion. Los desordeneS del higado
son muy comunes peligrosos y demandan
iRmediatamente el Remcdio de Leonardo.
un medicamento maravlloso y efectivo
para todas las Indisposciones del higado y
est6mago 81 I'd sufre de b,liosidad,
crucios. estrenimicnto, alicnto fetido. do
Iorcs dc cabeza. dyspepsia. quiere decir
que su hgado csta, Iescompuesto. III Re-
medic dc Leonardo es eI mcdicamento in
fahble que fortalece vigoriza cl higado y
estomaoo ypone estos organos saludables
v en- condiciones de desempeiar sus fun
clones con toda regularidad. III Remedio
dc Leonardo para el Higado es puro. Sc
guro noiensivo. No contiene calomel
y cs agradable al paladar. De venta en to-
das las droguerias farmacias.
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Sobre combinaciOnes judiciales
SCIENTIA.

el miserable sueldo que sc paga o los
funcionarios judiciales no es bastante
para llevar a Ia magistratura abogados
dc la talla mental de aquellos que he
mos hecho menci6n. Es precise que el
iurado yea ante 81, representado al po-
der publico, no a este chicuelo, a aquel
otro. con la mente despejada y algunos
conocimientos de derecho, sino a I'M
hombre de caractor tornado cuya repp-
taci6n s6ida, creada con muchos amos
de experiencia, sea sufciente a contra
rrestar Ia sofistica elocuencia del le-
trado con quicn tenga que contender.
Es immoral, altamente immoral, y eau
sa enorme perjuicio al buen nombre
reputation de nuestro pueblo. ell desig
mar candidates sin un record que les
acredite con todas las condolences que
informan al hombre q. ha de representa-
a Ia sociedad ante los tribunales de jus
ticia vindicarla de los ultraies que sc
le infieren Una persona que haya algu-
ma vez servido cargos oficiales SD
conducta en- tai servicio no maya sido
diafana a lextremo de que el indice de
la opinion la sefiale como actor en- al
guna cOmedia immoral, no debe ianas
pensar en- puestos de cOnfanza que el
pals reserva para los que saben digni-
ficarlo.
Y muchisimo mas podriamos docir
acerca de este asunto que es de vital
ihteres para Ell bienestar publicO, psro
aguardamos a que este en- la isla Ell Co
bernador Reilly, quien segtn muy acre
ditados informes viene con la saludable
intenci6n de corregir todos los errores
(son muchos) subsistentes on la admi-
nistraci6n de nuestro pals. Para esa
fecha reservamos datos inportantisimos
que hablaran muy claro en- favor dc
nuestra tests. Quizas el de mas impor
tancia al propio esfuerzo que a ia CO
ryuptora Influenza y procurare llevar q
los empleos al hombre de meritos no
al aventurero que hace armas de- Ia
oportunidad para levantarse croando asi
I'M sistema odioso de preferencias en-
virtud de un nepotismo corruptor. Sera
muy possible que entonces los que hoy
gimen bajo la intolerancia y la ingrati-
tud encuentren el remedio que restahe
sus heridas a la sombra de tan emf
nente magistrado.
CAPTUS.
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Divulg;ac ;aciOnes Cientlficas
Ell ARTE DE v1vIR mUoHo r1EMRo

esta creciendo hasta los vefnticinco
amos, debe vivir doscientos.
Pero no hay que far demasiado en-
este razonamientO, por otra parte cicn-
tifcamente POGO exacto. Tratamos- SO
iamente, por la practica de la higiene,
de Ilegar a ser centenarios.
No hay, en- efecto, mas que VI eli
xir de larga vida: la hygiene, cuyos Pre-
ceptos todos pueden rssuInirse con O.
conocido sistema antigno: ''Uti, nor
abuti'', uso, pero no abuse.
He aqui algunos consoles dtiles para
alcanzar larga vida: Evitar los climas
POGO favorables a la longevidad. Huir
de las vicisitudes atmosfericas Y de los
bruscos cambios de temperature. Vivir
en- ell campo, evitando los lugares ba-
JOS htmedos. Llevar una vida dulce
exenta de fatigas y de excesos. Huir
de las profesiones insaludables. obser-
var un regimen sobrio, no olvidandO
que, como ha dichO Braut6ms, ''la bo
ca ha hecho mas victimas que la ba-
ycneta''.
Abstenerse de velar y de fatigas exa
geradas. Arreglarse para tener ell espi-
ritu en- calma, Ell coraz6n alegre, Ia
conciencia tranquila Huir de las emo
clones del juego y de la politica. Le-
vantarse al amanecer y acostarse tenn
prano.
9Respirar un aire frecuentemente re
novado. Exponerse 10 mas possible Ia
luz vivifcante del sol.
vivir rodeado de j6venes Y de nj
fias; pues el perfume de la carne fres-
ca prolonga los dias. (Hufeland).
He ahi, EN- algunas lineas, el resumen
de las ordenanzas longevitales
Para desenvolver esos preceptos deta
lladamente Sc necesitaria un libro.
Pero no es suiciente conocer estag
leyes, es precise observarlas.
No olvidemos este viejo malicioso
epitafo del siglo XVIII:
''El m6dico Geribat, a consecuencia
de un gran reuma, ha muerto anoche,
los treinta amos. Es autor dc nm exec.
lente volumen titulado: "El arto de
vivir mucho tempo.
Una sencilla observation para termi
mar: las estadisticas whales demuestran
dades de longevidad que los celibata-
rios.
La intensidad de la existencia debe
ser moderada 81 Sc quiere asegurar 81
duraci6n, y hay que tener en- cuenta
que el casamiento es la potencia regu-
ladora de la vida. Asi, pues, va 10 sa-
ben los solteros recalcitrantes.