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All! Backache Gone
Rub Lumbago Away
Rub Pain from back with small
trial bottle Of old
"St. Jacobs OIL"

Ahl Pain is gone.
Quickly ?-Yes. Almost instant re-
lief from soreness, stiffness, iameness
and pain follows a gentle rubbing
with "St. Jacobs OIL"
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and like
magic, relief comes. "St. Jacobs Oil"
Is a harmless backache, lumbago and
Sciatica remedy which never disap-
points and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten upl Quit complainingi
Stop those torturous stitches" In .
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had weak back. because it won't hurt
or be stiff or lame. Don't sufferl Get
small trial bottle of old, honest
"St. Jacobs Oil'' from your druggist
now and get this lasting relief.
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WITS AND FUNNIES

classes of people: The upper class,
the middle class and the lower class.
To-day" he said, there are but two:
Those who have little still and those
who have still little"
Correct
A famous photographer was en-
bracing his wife's maid when his
spouse suddenly appeared
why, Henry, I'm surprised
why is it, my dear, that you per-
sist in using incorrect words? You're
astonished, I'm surprised. "-Backfires.
Think il Over
A little more kindness
A little less creed;
A little more giving.
A little less greed;
A little more smile.
A little less frown;
A little less kicking
A man when he's down.
A little more "we,"
A little less ''T'
A little more laugh
A little ,ess cry;
A little more flowers
On the pathway of life,
And fewer on graves
At the end OF the strife.
(Anon) from Backires-
Tools of His Trade
Tired Tim knocked at the door of
a cottage It was chilly day and he
was very hungry.
The old lady who opened the door
was a good sort She asked him into
the kitchen and paced before him a
nicely cooked meal and asked him
why he did not go to work.
Il would replied Tim, 4" if | had
the TOOLS
What sort of tools do you want?"
inquired the Ola lduy.
"A knife and fork" said Tired Tim.
Judge
The Undersigned
A travelling salesman visited Haines
City and sod the proprietor of its
general store some merchandise.
When the goods arrived they were
not as represented and the merchant
consequently returned them. The
wholesale house attempted to collect
the bill and drew a sight drafc on
the merchant through the local bank,
which returned the check unhonored
The house wrote the postmaster about
the financial satnding of the merchant
and the postmaster laconically replied
with an o. X BY return mail the
house requested the postmaster to
secure lawyer to collect the amount
and received the following reply:
"The undersigned is the merchant
on whom you attempted TO palm of
your worthless goods The under
signed is the president and owner
of the bank to which you sent your
sight draft. The undersigned is the
postmaster TO whom you wrote. and
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SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY.
BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho- Sulphur,
says noted skin specialist. Because
of its germ destroying properties, moth
ing has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation
entho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
or Disagreement A little jar of
Rowles Mentho- Sulphur may be OBJ.
tanned at any drug store. It is used
like cold cream.
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OF Application for Tax Deed Vnaew
section :. Chapter fsss. Laws %
Florida

q. Lindner. purchaser OF Tax certins
cate No. $50 dated the Tth day 81 June
A. D., 1920. has filed saiu certinrnte
IN my Office. and has made application
for Tax Deed 70 issue In aceor8aflra
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property aif~
uated in Marion county. Florida. to-
wit:
Lot &c. Gambler. Section %. townahfn
l6, south. range q. east
The said property being assessed az
the date OF Issuance OF such certifleafe
in the name OF c. Conegar.
Unless said certihcate shall De re-
deemed according - law. Tax Deed
viii issue thereon the
26th day OF December. a. ID. H91g.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day OF November A
D., 1922.
SeaD t. d. LANCASTER JR. Clerk
Circuit Court. Marion county. Fiorid4
tt.2A-5t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that all per
sons having claims against or an in
terest as heir, legatees. distributes
creditors. or any other claim against
the Estate of Fannie l.. Cole. deceased
VIII please present the same to the
undersigned executor within two
years from date hereof or the same
will be barred by law.
Dated at Ocala. Florida, this the
1st day of December, 1929
HARRY o. COLE. p. o. Leesbure
Florida, executor of the estate Of Fan
ME l.. Cole. deceased
12-15-st.
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State of Florida
County of Marion
City of Ocala
Ocala, Florida, October 1l.i22.
To Mrs. Eloise Critz Lytle:
You are hereby notified q the
City Council of the City of Ca on
this the 18th day of Septembes. D.,
1922 levied an assessment agat the
following described property Tit:
West half OF west half of 81
Caldwells addition Ocala
of 1907. 33 for constructing327.1
square yards of sidewalk, oatmeal
feet of curbing and 1919 cubfards
of excayacation along Sanchezreet..
Said amount is due and pa9e in
five equal annual installmentpay
able annually after date, togetf with
interest at the rate of s (eie per
cent per annum from date unpaid.
Default in the payment of efr OF
said interest or any of said STALL
ments when due shall. at the o1n Of
the City OF Ocala at once reF all
unpaid palance on said certife at
the time of such default - be once
due and payable.
(SeaD H. c. SISTRUNK, Citilerk.
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name Dt r.. L.. Parker. ~"
unless said certlncate shall he ra.
deemed according o. Law. Ia ae.a
VIII issue thereon the
W.. aas OF January, a. als fa14.
witness my Official sfan+tfur. .aa
d., lJ22 -
y, sSeai 7 70. LANCASTER JR.
-l2-I-5t 80
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NOTICE

Notice Of Application for Tax De.I
Under section 3. Chapter 4SSS.
Laws OF Florida
Notice IS hereby given that Franz
a:sn'naIus purchaser OF part of tax Ger,
june, A. D.. 1915. has filed said certf
cate In my office. and has made annii.
cation Tor deed to issue in accord,
= snce Wisn law Said certificate em
braces the following described prop
ssrsy sdy situated in Marion county. Flor.
Lot 8. haywood. section Is and "a
said land being assessed at the dat
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WARNING

To Whom This May Concern:
Be it known that |, VIM. Schmid
and my wife. Minnie Schmidt. have
separated,
will pay no bills contracted by
her. Signed.
-12-S-st VIM. SCHMIDT.
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State of Florida
County of Marion
City of Ocala
Ocala, Florida. October II. 22.
To Ella W. Ditto. Cecil Dit and
Ralph Ditto:
You are hereby notified Il the
City Council of the City of o. on
this the 18th day of Septembel D..
1922 levied an assessment agaI the
following described property, tdt:
Northwest Il fractional elk
61 old survey Ocala
of s22.11, for constructing 72.5neal
feet of curbing along Northdain
street.
Said amount is due and pave in
five equal annual installment9ay-
able annually after date, togethgith
interest at the rate of s (eigi per
cent. per annum from date untaid.
Default in the payment of cit of
said interest or any of said tall-'
ments when due shall, at the om of
the City OF Ocala at once rem all
unpaid palance on said certifig at
the time OF such default to be ance
due and payable.
(SeaD H. C. SfSTRUNK, Cityerk.
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the undersigned is the lawyer whose
services you sought to obtain for
your nefarious business. If the under
signed were not also the preacher OF
the church OF this place he would
tell you to go to hell."-Lakeland
Star.
Dangerous Suggestion
Boy-"Father, do you know that ev-
cry winter an animal puts on new
fur coat?"
Father-"Hush! Not so loud! Your
mothers in the next om."-The By
stander Gondon.)
What is Your Inference?
Is the writer of the following want
advertisement in a Western paper
a Tilted suitor bent on revenge or
merely a great lover of sport?
ITO Exchange-$S5 diamond ring
for double-barreIed shot gun
interested
Grad-This university certainly
takes an interest IN fellow, doesn't
it?"
rad ho"s that!
Grau- "eii' read IN the grauu-
ate magazine that tney VIII be very
giad 10 near OF the oeatn OF any Oh
'neir aioinhi' -olren'
nose ''9n ocnoo'
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He-(more playful.y)-"Wfdch one,
upper or lower?
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1t was a court-martial. the prisoner
being a rookie who was believed to
military no;nt ~ v;au Sar;ous of.
fansa aItbo from his anyla marelv a
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"private Smith ;, heoan tba pras;d-
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Some persons are subject % IRE.
pnent colds, while others seldom. Il
yer. have a cold. You will hnd that
ne latter take good care OF them.
elves. They take a shower or cold
ponge bath every day in q warm
2om. avoid heated rooms. sleep with
window open or partly open, avoid
kcesses. over eating. becoming over
Rted and then chilled and getting
20 feet wet. Then. when they feel
I-e first indication OF q cold. they
-ke Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
l. thout delay and Is soon over.
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State of Florida
County of Marion
City OF Ocala
Ocala, Florida. October II. }.
To Abraham Simmons:
You are hereby notified th4he
this the 18th day of September D !.
1922 levied an assessment agaiTthe
following described property, to-:
Beginning at the southwest
ner of the intersection of u
Street and May Street in the
of Ocala. west 13 $40 feet, m
LOG $40 feet, east Is 6-10 fee,
Main Street, thence south az
said Main Street loo S-1o fee,
point of beginning. Also be.
ming at the southeast corner
the, intersection. of Main ST
and May Street in Ocala, Flor
running thence east 247-1O I
north 106 S-1O feet west 80
feet to Main Street. then SO
along said Main Street to p
of beginning
of s223.0O. for constructing rs
square yards of sidewalk. along tn
Main street.
Said amount is due and payalin
hve equal annual installments, =
able annually after date. together.h
interest at the rate of (eightsr
cent. per annum from date until q.
Default in the payment of eithsf
said interest or any of said inl-
ments when due shall, at the opti,f
the City OF Ocafa at once renddl
unpaid palance on said certifica{t
due and payable.
(SeaD Fl. C. SISTRUNK. City q.
Be it further resolved that a /
OF this resolution as published /
be dated as of this day by the
Clerk of the City of Ocala and i
be subscribed by him as City Cief
the City of Ocala.
1922.
(SEAL) H. C. SISTRJJNK. &.
of the City of Ocala. 1l-i7-y
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The Book Shop is showing a won
derful array of Gifts. Please shop
now so you win not be disappointed.
12-S-3t.
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Solid Sllverware and Solid Gold
Jewelry for gifts at The Book Shop.
12-8-3t.
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Kingan's Reliable Hams for this
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Good Health

If you would enjoy good health, keep
your bowels regular. No one can
reasonably hope to feel well, when
constipated. When needed, take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
mild and gentle.-Ad.
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ocALA LODGE NO. 2ss. q. p. o. E.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival and Departure OF passenger
trains At OCALA UNION STATION.
The following schedule figures pub
lishsd as Information anu not guaran-
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See the wonderful Rock-A-Bye
Dolls at The Gift Shop. 12-S-3t.
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Playthings Worth While" at the
Gift Shop. 1885,.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR
LEAVE TO SELL MINORS LAND

Notice is hereby given to all whom
as guardian OF the Estates OF Susie
Louise Grumbles. Ida Inez Grumbles
Dorothy Lillian Grumbles. and VIII
liam Henry Grumbies, Minors, will on
the
18th day Of January, A. d.. 1923.
at the hour of ten o'clock a. m, or as
soon thereafter as the matter can be
heard. apply TO the Honorable L. f..
Futch, for authority to sell at private
sale the interests of the minors above
named in the following described real
estate. situate, lying and being in
Marion cOuntX Florida to- vii:
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LOCATION AND PHONE NOTICE

DR.. F. E. McCIane now located in
Commercial Bank Building. Office
phone No. 113-Residence phone No.
151.-9-16-tf.
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TO prevent a cold. take sss.-s-2-ts.
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IN the following QeSCTIDeu rear
estate. situate, lying and being in
- = Sec TIP R
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S1s of neA and nwh of neA 20 Is 10
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SwH of nwL ...................--. "a 16 10
NJ of nla and swA of nwh 25 Is 19
Nia and VIA of sWA - &c 16 t9
81 and e16 of nell - 81 16 10
Seh 4 = ana and s@ nef of nwA..-. g 3 is is il
Wa and ela of neA and SCI
of swA "a 16 10
NJ and y of sell and nwA
OF sell and neA of sw ~ 35 16 19
Nwh of seA. nh of neA of
sell. swA or neA OF. Sc "a,
and swA of seh lessi tract
beginning at Sw corner OF
sen, running north SS6
feet. thence east 1920 feet,
thense south $50 feet.
thence west to beginning. Sc Is 10
swA and el4 of nwA -. II l9
NJ and sA of sig and ne u
of seA and nw14 of swA
and n y of neA Of swA and
swA neA of swH and
nws OF nwA of SEA ... . II 10
Est and nwL of nwA and
81. and W. Of neA and eA
OF nwA and swA of nwA 10 II 10
n w. and sSd qs& %& Of .s4 . i i il i i i
NwA and we of neA and
SeL of neA and nwA of
seA an eh of 'swA and
swA of swA ...-.-........-.......-- - II 19
NeA and nwA of SEA and
e12 of nwA and nj. OF
swA and 81. of swh of
NeA and neA of seA and
e1a of nwA and 20 acres
of nwA of nwA lying
north Of the river ...-............ Is II 10
NwA of nwh ..--....-.......-.......... "a II 10
all of which contains seventy-two
hundred and seventy-six and eighty
thee hundredths G.276.S3) acres more
or less
Said interests OF the said Minors to
be sold subject to the dover interest
of the said Mary S. Grumbles, widow
of the late J. A. Grumbles, deceased.
the interests OF the said minors in the
said lands being an undivided four
hfths interest in an undivided one
sixth interest in and to the above de-
Scribed lands. which is to be sold for
the best interests of the aforesaid
minors
Dunnellon, Florida. l2-S-5t
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\ complete line OF Dennisona
eds at The Book Shop.
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, 1922-08-28
EXPERTS MARVEL AT BIG
SUCCESS OF elders IN
RECENT GERMAN MEET

GERSFELD. Germany. Aug. 2s.
by The Associated Pressl.-ono
OF the most noteworthy features Of
the glider competition here was
tho manner in which tho record
flights OF Herr Hentzen and Johann
Maertens transported that test from
the realm Of sports to serious eonsid-
Grafton by governmental and indus
trial authorities.
So impressive was tho spectacle OF
H~entzen's bird-llke maneuvers that
this record flight continues 10 be
the subject Of discussion. The wind
on Thursday had ranged from IL to
16 meters per second and i. was
not until five o'clock in the after
noon that he decided to try his
motorless craft Vampire" The
single decker" rose laziiy. almost in
a perpendicular line. then rested
gracefully and poised some hundred
meters up. Now 1t drifted indolent-
ly backward. a prey to suddenly
shifting winds; again It veered con
fidently through the air. describing
picturesque circles against a blue
background OF sky. The machine
once mounted to a height OF $50
meters.
, 1922-08-28
81 Coaches Pay
Tribute to YOst

ANN ARBoR. Mich, Aug. 2s.-
Ninety-one coaches of prep schools and
smaller colleges who attended the sum
mer coaching school at the University
OF Michigan, Director Fielding II.
Yost's new venture in athletics. de
clared upon completion OF the course
that the school had been an unquali-
fled success.
The practical side Of coaching intro
duced into the course by Director Yost
was responsible for the success OF the
SCHOOL. declared coaches taking the
course of athletic and playground work
vas covered and the attending coaches
given many new ideas about every
line OF school athletics.
Director Yost was praised unstint-
ingly by students OF the school at a
banquet given to Yost and his staff
as the school closed.
, 1922-08-28
ATHLETIC UNION
WAR IS RAGING
Pacific Coast Yields Influence
in New National FEEDER
alton.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 2s.-with
the appointment OF Prof. Leslie Aye
IF the University OF Washington as
n of the four representatives OF
he National Collegiate Athletic asso-
'iation on the board of governors OF
ihe National Amateur Athletic Fed.
grafton of the United States, tho Pa.
cific coast obtains in influence in q
war getting under way between the
Liberation and the older amateur atf.
letio union.
The conflict RACES around the selec-
.on of American athletes for the
Olympic games. The federation.
ormed in May. claims for its constit.
ient organizations, including tho n
:. a. A. the United States Golf and
lawn Tennis associations. the Inter.
collegiate Amateur Athletic associa-
ion. the Army. the Navy. tho Y. NJ.
:. a. and nine other national bodies,
he right to pick its own representa-
tives.
The associates of Professor Aver.
n representing the N. C. A. a. are
q be DR.. Joseph E. Raycroft. Prince
on university; Prof. Alonza A. Stage.
University OF Chicago, and the Rev.
ttenry D. Phillips. University Of the
south.
, 1922-08-28

The glider bore a striking re.
semblanee TO a great buEzard how
ering restiessly over an object upon
which 1t was about to swoop. An
hour passed and tho watching group
settled back with the remark: 1T Is
Hentzen UP there; he may DO ex-
pected to remain n little longer.
though the wind IS stronger than
h a he a Into several days ago."
The second hour went by and the
spectators took their are off the
soaring plane long enough to note
that dusk already was setting. A
cool breeze had sprung up and a fire
was built to guide the solitary air.
man and TO keep arm the watch.
ers below.
Three hours had been registered
for only a short time when the en-.
thusiasts saw the object Of their
strained watching glide into the
valley OF the Fulda river, not far
away. A round Of applause broke
with the realization that q great
achievement had been witnessed.
, 1922-08-28
EIGHT FINED
FOR STALKING
In Ball GAME

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s-Nanager Mil.
er Higgins and -four members OF the
New York American league club and
three players CT the Chicago Ameri'
ans were fined by Ban johnson.
PRECEDENT OF the American league to
lay in connection with the protested
New York-C Chicago game here On Au.
gust /. Higgins drew the largest
fine. 500. The others wers assessed
i25 each.
The finest against tho New Yorl;
players was imposed for what Presi.
dent johnson termed ''the disgrace.
full exhibition OF stalling'' in the con
test which resulted in a protest by the
Chicago club. The new York players
fined in addition to Manager Higgins
we're Robert Meusel. Everett Scott.
Waite Hoyt, and wallie schang. The
Chicago PLAYERS who also we're. fined
we're Urban faber. Bib Falk and Ray
Schaik.
, 1922-08-28
Dundee KuyOed
Only Once In
Ring Career

NEW YORK, Aus. 7s-In all his
dozen years q ring activity. Johnny
Dundee. Junior lightweight cham
plon. and recognized In this state as
the world f-oatherweight title holder.
has been knocked out only once.
then taking the Gun IN a Phfia-
delphla ring several years ago after
being sent 20 the canvas in the first
round hy the right hand OF Willie
jackson. lightweight.
Dundee has never peen able to
even the score. although he has err
gnged Jackson on umerou ocea-
s!ons Now since he knocked out
Danny Frush. the Cleveland feather
weight. Dundee believes he has de-
veloped a sharp feeling punch that
might noor Jackson for ten seconds.
So he has siEned articles to meet
Jackson In a Is round encounter
In Brooklyn. September g.
Tonight, IN the ring at New York
Velodame. Dundee will defend his
100 pound title against Vincent
Pepp>r1 Martin. OF Brooklyn. in Is
rounds. Martin rose to prominence
as a f~eatherwelsht by dropping Babe
Herman OF Los Angeles in tho first
round Of n match IN Madison Square
Garden.
, 1922-08-28
DAME EXPECTS
GREAT FOOTBALL team
DESPITE HEAVY Loss

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Aug. 2s.-Con-
fldence of developing another strong
football team this season is expressed
by athletic followers at tho University
of Notre Dame despite the fact that
is men who won football monographs
last season will be missing from the
squad this fall.
Graduation. the professionalism in.
vestigation of last year and failure 10
return to college accounts for the loss
of all OF last years varsity and a mum
Der of substitutes.
Coach Knute Rockne anticipated the
loss of n number OF players and his
lineup for this season will include
many names familiar to the football
fans because Of creditable work In
substituting for the regulars.
The leader of the team Is Glenn
carberry of Ames. Iowa. who was sub.
lstitute end for two years. He has par
ticipated in many of the most import
ant games. Around him Will be euch
players as Decree, Cashier, Desch.
Lieb, Cotton. Bergman. Maher. yoss
and Mayl.
Last years freshman team will sup
ply some excellent material according
to Coach Rockne. and he is also ex-
pecting a number of recruits from the
nter-hal1 teams.
, 1922-08-28
KILbANE WILL
DEFEND TITLE
Champion Goes Into Training
to Meet Johnny Dundee,
First Contender.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. zs.-By
Tho Associated Prcss)-Johnny XII
hsne for ten years holder Of the feaih-
erweight championship. is getting
ready for the defense Of his title. with
a view Of a match with Jothnny Dun
dec OF New York. tho featherweisht
contender.
Kubane, according 10 hin admirers.
today has shown a lew interest in
boxing since Dundee scored a knock.
out victory over Danny Frush in
New York. Frush also fell a victim 70
RIbane's right hand smashes in a
championship match here a year ago.
The featherweight champion. If he
agrees to box Dundee. probably will
insist upon staging the match in cleye-
land.
Friends Of Knbane say he Is willing
10 meet Dundee. but since the New
York boxing commission recently de
clared his title forfeited. It will be only
when the champion gets ready and
will DO for a sizeable purse. Those
close to Kilbane believe he will expect
his share CT the purse for n bout with
Dundee toi6tal between Z 5000 and
100000.
Kilbane is in good condition. as a
result OF several weeks of light train
ing and work on his newly purchased
summer home near Vermiilion. Ohio.
on Lake Erie. and It would not take
Him long to reach his top form. accord
ing TO his followers.
The champion viii. not be crowdef
into any match, his friends declare
and several kilograms from New Yorl
promoters asking for his terms have
met with no response.
, 1922-08-28
ANGELES ATHLETES
ARE GOING TO NEWARK

Los ANGELES. Aug. g. The
Los Angeles Athletic club team in the
track and field championships to be
held in Newark. N. J., next month.
will be made UP of ten southern Cal
itornia athletes. They include Clar-
ence Houser. national interscholastic
shot put and discus champion; Earl
Thomson. worlds high hurdle record
holder; Flint Tanner. holder of the
Pacific coast javeiin record; George
, Schiller. quarter-miler; Otto Ander
son. hurdles; Oliver Corey, high
jump; Norman Anderson, weights:
Dick Emmons. pole vault; Alma Rich
ards. high jump.